Site Is Purchased Plans Ordered for New Hospital
A hospital project for Butte moves forward as a site is bought and universal plans advance. Ellerbe and Company of St. Paul Mayo Clinic builders have been chosen as architects with Sam Barker Jr leading the hospital association as construction nears with trustees and officers named.
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Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Northwest
The
Hospital Association
Lover's Roost
Stevens Addition
Travonia
Crystal Street
Diamond
Jackson
Ellerbe and Company of
St. Paul
Mayo Clinic
George N. Short
Melvin Leslie
E. T. Henderson
Tom J. Davis
Mr. Barker
Mr. Young
Talks on German Austrian Peace Pacts Shaping Up
Lake Success Aug 23. Reports from Washington London and Paris indicate possible four power talks on the deadlocked German and Austrian peace treaties in New York during the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session opening Sept 16. The Big Four may reconvene in New York rather than Moscow with Molotov attendance still uncertain. Location and participant plans hinge on whether other foreign ministers travel to New York and on post Washington money talks.
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Lake Success
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Washington
London
Paris
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
United Nations Assembly
George C. Marshall
Georges Bidault
Ernest Bevin
United States
Molotov
Russia
Accord Near on Defense Pact in Inter-American Talks
PETROPOLIS Brazil August 7 The Inter American Conference nears a hemispheric defense pact as Argentina retreats its broader anti aggression proposal and agrees no distinction between external and internal aggression will be made in the accord. A subcommittee carries forward discussions to resolve the remaining point about differing treatment of aggression.
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Petropolis
Brazil
Argentina
United States
Russia
Americas
Pascual la Rosa
Four Die in Army Trainer Plane Crash Near Galax
A single engine Army trainer from Fort Benning Georgia crashed into a hillside 20 miles east of Galax Virginia on Saturday killing four occupants and scattering wreckage over about 150 yards.
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Galax
Fort Benning
Here
Polio epidemic claims third Delaware child death
Wilmington reports a five year old boy died from infantile paralysis at Wilmington General Hospital. A second child was admitted, raising Delaware's year to 59 polio cases this year.
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Wilmington
Del
U.P
Wilmington General Hospital
Delaware
Young G. O. P. Leader Visits in City
Ralph E. Becker of Port Chester New York, head of the Young Republican National Federation, stopped at Butte airport en route to Helena to address state GOP leaders. He cited West area youth as key to the party’s future and praised the last Congress’s Republican majority. Gov. Sam C. Ford accompanied him returning from a Missouri basin meeting.
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Republican Party
West
Ralph E. Becker
Young Republican National Federation
Butte
Becker
Port Chester
N. Y
Helena
Sam C. Ford
Missouri Basin Reclamation Committee
Denver
Butte Young Republican Club
Ralph Gilham
Lloyd Crippen
Young Republican Federation
Egyptians Demonstrate Against British in Cairo
An Egyptian mob in Cairo protested Britain after the United Nations Security Council did not order British troops out of the Nile valley. The crowd of over 500 shouted anti imperialist slogans. a policeman was injured as police dispersed the crowd. Two more protesters who were wounded the previous day died, bringing the toll to three.
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Cairo
Egypt
United Nations Security Council
Nile Valley
Russia
Poland
England
America
Byrd in Hospital for Diagnosis at Johns Hopkins
Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd, famed Arctic explorer, is hospitalized at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for diagnosis and study. Dr. Russell A. Nelson, associate director, said Byrd was admitted Friday night.
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Baltimore
Richard E. Byrd
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Russell A. Nelson
Byrd
Joseph Toole Hit by Auto in Missoula. Serious Injuries
World War I veteran and former Silver Bow post American Legion commander Joseph H. Toole was seriously injured when struck by a car at Montana and Second streets. A man named Joseph Gurtison was taken into custody for hit and run. Toole suffered a broken leg and deep facial wounds with his condition listed as serious.
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Joseph H. Toole
Placer
Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Montana
Second Streets
John O’leary
Joseph Gurtison
Missoula
Colorado Street
Toole
St. James Hospital
Willard McCallum
Herb O'Neill
Joe Mooney
Colorado
Montana Indian Dies in Mishap in Havre
Richard P. Gopher a 20 year old Rocky Boy Indian was killed when a train ran over him Saturday morning in Havre. Donald Golie found him beneath a railroad car conscious but missing both legs an arm and a hand. Sheriff Timmons said no inquest and listed survivors including his parents a sister and two brothers.
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Havre
R. C. Timmons
Richard P. Gopher
Donald Golie
Timmons
Joe Gopher
Peron warns opponents to accept his bids for tranquillity
In Buenos Aires President Juan D. Peron told rivals his patience was exhausted and warned they must accept his terms or be forced to. The remarks came during ceremonies for Mrs. Peron’s return from a 2 1/2 month European tour, with a lavish reception in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Butters Included on Air Tour of 200 Airplanes
Dr. H. L. Casebeer announces a Montana Pilots association air tour across the state in September with 150 to 200 planes. Butte is a central stop. Sept 6 marked as Montana Air Tour Day. Local reception committee includes Joe Wilson, John Fox, and John Hoxsey.
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H. L. Casebeer
Flight Control Board
Montana Pilots Association
Frank Wiley
Montana Aeronautics Commission
Butte
Barry O'Leary
Joe Wilson
John Fox
John Hoxsey
Casebeer
John Matthews
Helena
N. B
Billings
U S Protest Over Bulgarian Leader Petkov Death Sentence
The United States protested to the Soviet government in Moscow over the death sentence given to Bulgarian Communist leader Nikola Petkov. The State Department ordered Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith to raise the issue with the Soviet foreign office, marking a direct diplomatic démarche amid prior protests to the Allied Control Commission in Bulgaria.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Moscow
Nikola Petkov
State Department
Walter Bedell Smith
Russia
Petkov
Agrarian Party
Bulgaria
People's Court
Fatherland Front
Allied Control Commission
Alexander Cherepanov
Cherepanov
Bilbo Buried in Juniper Grove Churchyard
In Poplarville Mississippi on August 23 Senator Theodore G Bilbo was laid to rest in the Juniper Grove Baptist churchyard after a period of peaceful public life following a turbulent political career.
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Ro Plarville
Miss
Theodore G Bilbo
Juniper Grove Baptist Church
Montana Highway Driving Permit Law Affects 1948 Starters
About 25 000 Montana drivers will obtain permits under a new law effective January 1 1948. Tests will be required for new applicants and those without a 1947 permit. The plan aims to reduce accidents by up to 40 percent and sets a 15 year minimum driving age with parental consent for minors.
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Montana
Butte
G. M. Schultz
Helena
Montana Highway Patrol
Schultz
State General Fund
Souvenir Hunters Spark Montana Driver Permit Boom
Montana residents flood Silver Bow County Treasure Office with license requests after a Saturday Evening Post article highlights lax permit rules. Treasurer Phemia MacPhail reports 12 764 permits issued to date, far exceeding 1946 totals as out of state applicants rush in. The state moves toward stricter tests as legislators push new driving requirements.
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Silver Bow
Phemia MacPhail
Gerald Holland
Leona Campana
G. M. Schultz
Montana Highway Patrol
L. E. Black
Butte
Miss Campana
America
Silver Bow County
Montana
Saturday Evening Post
David G. Wittels
Philadelphia
Disaster Workers Awaiting Call
Disaster relief officials alert workers in Bay City Angleton Port Arthur and Galveston Texas for a hurricane expected to strike the coast overnight. Houston headquarters are ready and Galveston opened schools as emergency shelters following a weather advisory.
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ST. Louis
Robert E. Edson
The
Red Cross
Bay City
Angleton
Port Arthur
Galveston
Texas
Houston
United States
Edson
Weather forecast for Montana and statewide regions
Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with highs 65 to 75 across Montana. West of the divide expect 65 to 70, east of the divide 60 to 75 with cooler extremes in the far north. School and airport records show 24 hour high of 59 and low of 43. United States Weather Bureau report through 6 30 p m August 23.
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School of Miner and
Montana
Divide
United State Weather Bureau
British Cabinet to Study Crisis in Second Meeting
London reports a crisis cabinet session set for Monday as Britain faces food and supplies cuts amid an economic storm. Deputy PM Herbert Morrison urged tougher effort to avert collapse and warned of drastic orders under emergency powers as Britain and the United States agree on a moratorium and a loan balance freeze.
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London
Herbert Morrison
British Economic Campaign
Washington
Britain
Guerrillas May Seize Government In Greece Crisis
United States officials warned that Communist dominated guerrillas could try to take control of the Greek government with foreign support as the coalition cabinet collapsed amid bitter dissension. State Department officials accused Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia of backing the guerrilla forces and urged international action to preserve Balkan peace.
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Washington
United States
Lou W. Henderson
State Department
Office of
Athens
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Greece
Balkan
Henderson
N. B. C. Network
George C. McGhee
Turkey
Greek cabinet collapses amid internal royalist dispute
In Athens the royalist Maximos government fell after a dispute over rightist measures against guerrillas. King Paul asked former premier Constantin Tsaldaris to form a new cabinet, with Venizelos and Papandreou cited among predecessors. The populists hold 141 of 334 seats and are the strongest party.
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Athens
Greece
King Paul
Constantin Tsaldaris
Demetrios Maximos
Demetrios Maximios
Tsaldaris
Maximos
Paul
Sophicles Venizelos
George Papandreou
Montana Nimrod National Champ Montanans Triumph at Grand American
Hugh Crossen of Gardiner Montana won the 48th Grand American Handicap in Vandalia Ohio by firing 99 of 100 targets from 22 yards in a brisk wind. The 41 year old rancher sporting goods dealer and tavern operator earned roughly $5000 from a field of 1786, the largest entrants ever.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Hugh Crossen
Gardiner
Mont
Crossen
Recognition Setback for Korea Joint Mission
London dispatch reports Moscow radio saying Russia and the United States recognized the failure of their joint mission in Korea to establish an independent government. After receiving on-the-spot delegates' reports, they will consider next steps.
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London
U.P
Moscow Radio
Russia
United States
Korea
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