Eastern Stars Begin 62nd Montana Session at Fox Theater
The 62nd annual Grand Chapter of Montana Order of the Eastern Star opens at 8:30 this morning in the Fox theater with Arthur H. Small of Creston presiding. Representatives from over 120 chapters are expected as Alma A. Schultz and Small deliver morning addresses and officers report.
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Grand Chapter
Montana
Order of the Eastern Star
Fox Theater
Arthur H. Small
Creston
Alma A. Schultz
Miles City
Small
Lucille M. Kennedy
Missoula
Bella Gunter
Abbie Hanson
Indiana
Frankland W. L. Miles
Maine
General
Henry C. Smith
Anna Winston Smalley
Luther T. Hauberg
Augusta Baumgartner
Frances Halverson
Cut Bank
Bruce C. Mefford
Military Plane Crashes Kill 18
Alaska crash near a CAA station kills nine aboard a C47. The aircraft, on a routine Elmendorf to Eielson flight, exploded after a rainstorm and disintegrated on the Summitt strip. Bodies recovered. 69 dead or missing in Alaska crashes since July 21.
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Anchorage
Alaska
U.P
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Ronald Green
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Richard M. Cross
Summitt
Talkeetna
Eielson Afb
Fairbanks
Anchorage International Airport
Contract Talks Resume Between Union Locals and Anaconda Mines
Negotiations continued in Butte between the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers locals of Butte Great Falls and Anaconda and Anaconda Copper Mining Co officials. The sides earlier met with federal conciliators this month.
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International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Butte, Great Falls
Anaconda
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Butte Central Students Reach TV Milestone in Seattle
Butte Central high school tumblers and accordion band toured the West Coast on a goodwill trip entertaining at Fort Lewis Madigan General Hospital and McChord Air Field. They appeared on Bill O Marias King Camera Show on KING Seattle broadcast to Vancouver and Astoria. The group featured 11 year old Tommy Konen trumpet solo and the accordion group. Sheriff Harlan Callahan hosted a luncheon in the King County Building before the show.
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Seattle
Montana
Butte
Boys Central High School
Maroon
West Coast
Fort Lewis
Madigan General Hospital
McChord Air Field
Bill O’mara
King
Vancouver
British Columbia
Astoria
Ore
O’mara
J. N. McMahon
Tumblers
O'Mara
Tobie Johnson
Tommy McManus
Charles Nugent
Tommy Konen
King County
Harlan Callahan
Budenz names Vincent as Red in Senate hearing
Ex Communist Louis Budenz testified that John Carter Vincent, now Tangier consul general, is a Red and that Vincent influenced Henry Wallace during a 1944 China trip. Budenz said the party used the Institute of Pacific Relations to steer Far East policy and noted a campaign to purge anti-Communists from the State Department. He cited Vincent and John Stewart Service as key figures in this effort.
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Washington
Louis F. Budenz
John Carter Vincent
Vincent
Henry A. Wallace
China
Budenz
The
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Catholic Church
Senate
Internal Security
Institute of Pacific Relations
United States
Congressional
Stewart
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Butte Montana Weather Forecast Friday Outlook
Partly cloudy and cool in Butte with a Friday low near 43 and high around 68. Airport area readings show 49 to 63 with minimal change. West of Divide remains partly cloudy with highs 65 to 70. east of Divide clears north Friday with showers possible and highs 65 to 75.
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Montana
Divide
War Hero's Body En Route to Butte
Seven Montana among 502 U S war dead to be returned on the Provo Victory. Bodies to be escorted to kin designated sites in Montana. Marines Corp Corp Verbanac of Butte among those killed in Korea, with details of life and family given.
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Butte
San Francisco
Korea
Provo
Herbert J. Reevis
Browning
Marine Corps
John R. Hancock
Walier
Carl J. Verbanac
Fir
First Marine Division
Seventh Regiment
Corp
Verbanac
Holy Savior School
Boys Central High School
Antoinette Verbanac
Andrew Backlund
Raymond Savage
Katherine Anderson
Mildred Oreskovich
Clifford Marshall
Steve Oreskovich
Joseph Oreskovich
Reds execute 231 in Peiping on eve of Tokyo report
Peiping radio announced Thursday night that 231 persons were executed Wednesday in Peiping. The list includes alleged secret agents and landowners who opposed the Communist program as broadcasts monitored in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Peiping Radio
United States and Israel Sign Friendship Treaty
The United States and Israel signed a treaty of friendship commerce and navigation on Thursday in Washington. The accord establishes formal bilateral ties and outlines mutual trade and navigation principles between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Rains Trigger Mexican Dam Disaster Amid Gulf Hurricane
Mexican rains fed by a Gulf hurricane burst a dam at Cardenas 150 miles north of Mexico City, flooding a railway town and killing or missing dozens. Government says 27 bodies recovered, 23 others missing, 250 injured. Martial law imposed in Tampico as the storm's toll climbs.
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Mexico City
Cardenas
Manuel Palacios
Gulf
Tampico
Jamaica
Horacio Teran
San Luis Potosi
Armando Rivas Torres
Ultimas Noticias
Truman Seeks Stronger Controls Law
President Truman urged Congress to link three inflationary components to the price controls law and three Republican senators quickly moved to repeal those parts. Senators Ferguson Nixon and Welker proposed a bill to let Truman enforce controls on his terms, while Maybank announced hearings on changes to the price control provisions and potential repeal of slaughter quotas.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Ferguson
Michigan
Nixon
California
Welker
Idaho
Senate
Senator Capehart
R-Ind
Korea
Mr. Truman
Republican Herlong
D-Fla
Commission
Senator Butler
R-Neb
Hope
R-Kan
Office of Price Stabilization
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
Senators to Ease Tax Boost on Middle Incomes
Senate finance committee moves to adjust its income tax formula to reduce burden on middle earners. Chairman George says no taxpayer would pay more under the Senate plan than under the House increase. The plan would raise about 2.435 billion annually, with mixed impact across income levels.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
George
D-Ga
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Montana Pioneers Elect New State Officers
Helena officials and Pioneer groups elected new leaders for the Montana Pioneers and Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers. Bob Cooney of Helena was named president of the main group and Luman Allen of Harrison headed the society. Additional officers span Helena Butte Missoula and other towns with retirees and directors shaping a three day 1952 convention in Deer Lodge.
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Helena
Bob Cooney
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Luman Allen
Harrison
Society of Montana Pioneers
E. M. Hall
Moncure Cockrell
Kalispell
Thelma Keyser
Butte
Jane Pierre
Cascade
Arthur Woods
Missoula
Edith Maxwell
Great Falls
Kathleen Lindquist
Byron Kantner
Deer Lodge
Nina Hogan
Spencer Watkins
Bozeman
the Pioneers Society
T. H. McCauley
Boulder
H. B Daems
Ennis
Julia R. Elledge
Virginia City
Mary Lee Doane
Byron Wickham
Waterloo
Roy Crismas
Montana
Fires in Oregon Are Uncontrolled
Fires across Oregon during August 23 induced two deaths and extensive destruction. A Sardine creek blaze near Salem grew to 2,500 acres threatening the North Santiam highway while Vincent creek road flames expanded to 5,000 acres. In all, about 20,000 acres burned with dozens of homes lost and two men killed during firefighting efforts.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Sardine Creek
Cascade Mountains
Salem
Philip Willis
Idanha
Hubbard Creek
Washington
Chelan National Forest
Britain to Hold Iran Abadan Oil Plant Amid Crisis
Britain will keep its oil personnel at Abadan Iran indefinitely with protective measures if needed. Attlee said staff will stay in the refinery center under a 5 July ICJ ruling, as Warns Iran to ensure safety for technicians. About 350 Britons remain, with nearly 300 others recalled.
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London
Britain
Abadan
Attlee
Washington
Truman
Iraq
Iran
Tehran
Richard Stokes
W. Averell Harriman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Foreign Office
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
International Court of Justice
AIOC
Alec Mason
Communists suspend armistice talks over bombing accusations
In Munsan Korea on Friday August 24 the Communists halted the armistice talks accusing Allied bombing of Kaesong while President Truman and Gen Ridgway dismissed the charges as a frameup. The fate of 43 day negotiations remains unclear with both sides signaling possible resumption if demands are met.
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Munsan
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
Washington
Truman
Ridgway
United Nations
Tokyo
Counterattacking Reds Drive ROKs From Hills
United States Eighth Army reports heavy fighting in eastern Korea as South Korean troops lose two hills near Yanggu and Kansong after counterattacks. Rain and fog hindered actions, with both sides claiming gains and heavy casualties.
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United States
Eighth Army
Korea
Yanggu
Kansong
Republic of Korea
ROK
Doctor Called to Accident Scene Finds Son Dying
Los Angeles report details Dr. Donald G. Tollefson rushing to a street accident where a convertible crashed into a wall. Three youths chased a fallen boy. the doctor found his son Dean Tollefson, 18, dying and he died moments later.
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Son
Los Angeles
Donald G. Tollefson
Tourist Killed in Yellowstone Park Crash
In Yellowstone Park Pennsylvania visitors were injured and one woman died after an auto slid on rain and hail and struck a tree near Arnica Creek between Lake and West Thumb. The deceased is Mrs Angelonia Tedeschi. Rev Victor Fridena and two Tedeschi grandchildren were seriously hurt.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Edmund B. Rogers
Angelonia Tedeschi
Victor Fridena
Pittsburgh
Fridena
Richard Dowling
Minnie Tedeschi
Rogers
Pennsylvania
Arnica Creek
Lake
West Thumb
Senators Bar Acheson From Full Foreign Aid Authority
Senate foreign relations and armed services committees vote to split Truman's 8.5 billion foreign aid program among the State Department Pentagon and Economic Cooperation Administration. White House would settle policy disputes. They restore 37 million for Near East and raise the spending ceiling to 7.54 billion with 6.01 billion for military aid and 1.52 billion for economic aid.
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Acheson
Washington
President Truman
Senate
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
State Department
Pentagon
Economic Co-operation Administration
ECA
White House
Senator Connally
Dtexas
Truman
United States
House
Senate House
Near East
Boys Staters Hear Attorney General in Dillon
Attorney General Arnold H. Olsen told Montana Boys Staters that honest politics require public involvement and warned against appointive boards. State Sen. Genn H. Larson will speak as Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon attends in New York. Primary results announced include Pioneer and Frontier party winners for statewide offices and several judicial candidates.
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Dillon
Arnold H. Olsen
Montana
American Legion Citizenship School
Genn H. Larson
R Sanders
Paul Cannon
New York
Larson
Little Hoover Commission
Pioneer Party
Jim Callaghan
Helena
Don Bealty
Billings
Lewis Knox
Dean Phelan
Monty Duncan
Whitehall
Ralph Cates
Missoula
Public Instruction
Bob Carpenter
Supreme Court
Larry McMulelin
Chinook
Railroad Public Service
Doug Dasinger
Wolf -Int
Bob Vorhees
Judith Gap
Ray Dickson
Great Falls
Max Kipp
Cut Bank
Frontier Party
Gary Jystad
Kalispell
Ed Ergenbright
George Fleming
Dick Johnson
Gene Shaw
Bozeman
Dale Bond
Brockway
Dave Bergum
Jimmy Dick
Jack Dunbar
Butte
Bob Hanson
Frank Newcomb
Jim Bishop
Conrad
Bill Coffee
John
Charge Nurse Kept Dead Babies Hidden in Hatbox
In Cheshire England a 24 year old nurse Kathleen Shea faced a court on Thursday accused of hiding two dead newborns in a hatbox and a dresser drawer. Dr George Ingham testified the younger infant died of shock and the other cause could not be determined. A policeman said she told him not even her husband knew of the births. The bodies were found in her room when she went on vacation.
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Cheshire
England
George Ingham
Kathleen Shea
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