Eisenhower warns Russia against accepting peace with rights denied
President Eisenhower from Independence Hall in Philadelphia warns Moscow that America will not buy peace by tolerating violations of the rights of men and nations. He pushes a crusade for a just and secure peace while denouncing German division captive satellites and worldwide subversion. The address at the John Marshall anniversary event draws a crowd of about 100000 as he urges stronger Red Cross relief funding and weighs judicial nominations.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Eisenhower
Russia
America
Germany
American Bar Assn
John Marshall
United States
Earl Warren
Independence Square
Washington
Red Cross
Thomas Gibbons
W. Thacher Longstreth
Federal Judiciary
U. S
Simon Sobeloff
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sobeloff
Masked Gunman Robs Shamrock Bar in Billings
A robber wearing sunglasses and a blue straw cowboy hat held five people at the Shamrock Bar before fleeing with about 1825 dollars from the safe and register. Police search for a stocky ruddy man described by bartender Merrill Gould and four witnesses.
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Billings
Shamrock
Merrill Gould
Gould
Children’s Day at Gardens Today
The next to last Children’s Day of the season is set at Columbia Gardens on Thursday. Free bus rides for children under 14 are provided courtesy of The Anaconda Company. The morning bus leaves Park and Main at 9 30, and the last return bus departs the Gardens at 4 p.m.
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Columbia Gardens
Gardens
Anaconda Company
Park and Main Streets
Edith the fifth hurricane forms in Atlantic far east of Caribbean
A small, tight ly-wound hurricane named Edith was spotted in the eastern Atlantic, about 750 miles northeast of San Juan and 1,600 miles from Miami. Winds reached 80 mph near the center with gales extending 150 miles north and east. Edith was moving west-northwest to northwest at 12 to 14 mph, with gradual growth expected. Air Force Bermuda aircraft confirmed strong winds near the eye.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Connie
Diane
Edith
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Weather Bureau
del Sol
Eisenhower OKs broad flood relief plan for Northeast
President Eisenhower approved a sweeping federal aid package for Northeast flood victims. The plan uses existing funds to deliver food, loans, construction aid, housing, and health assistance without a special Congress session. Army Engineers alone may have up to 100 million dollars available.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense Administration
White House
Army Engineers
Peterson
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Labor Dept
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
House
Senate
Pioneers open 1955 convention in Butte today
Montana Society of Pioneers and the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers begin a three day convention at the Finlen Hotel in Butte with a 1:30 p m joint session in the Silver Bow Ballroom. Roy Crismas presides as Mayor Sullivan gives the welcome and Helen Conrad Harrison calls for a moment of silence for late president Fannie Ennis.
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Butte
Montana Society of Pioneers
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Finlen Hotel
Silver Bow
Roy Crismas
Missoula
the Pioneers
Tim J. Sullivan
Thelma Keyser Dunbar
Sons and Daughters
Helen Allen Conrad Harrison
The
Pioneers
Fannie Davis Ennis
John E. Corette Jr
Montana Power Co
E. J. Riley
Robert A. Poore
Lester H. Loble
Helena
Mr. Poore
Virginia City
Alder Gulch
Bannack
Granite
Deer Lodge
Last Chance Gulch
Rimini
Winston
Marysville
Fort Benton
Dulles Plans Western Approach via European Aide
Secretary of State Dulles sends Livingston T. Merchant to Europe to coordinate Western policy ahead of the October Geneva talks with Molotov. Merchant will visit Paris Bonn and London for discussions with French German and British officials on a tough but friendly line.
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Washington
Dulles
Europe
Russia
United States
Geneva
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
American Bar Assn
Merchant
Brand on drivers losing license for drunk driving proposed
Toronto motorists who lose their licenses for drunk driving would receive a red stamped paper card reading reinstated for two years at renewal. After two years they may apply for a regular license again.
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Toronto
Ontario
Faure to Resume North African Peace Talks in France
Premier Edgar Faure flies in from Paris to AIX LES BAINS for talks with Moroccan nationalists led by the Istiqlal party amid rising North African unrest. Paris recalls 60,000 reservists as French forces push mop up operations in Algeria and Morocco. casualties top 2,000.
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Aix Les Bains
France
Edgar Faure
Paris
Rene Coty
Morocco
Algeria
Faure
Istiqlal (Independence
Istiqlal
Rabat
North Africa
Defense Ministry
Morrocco — Foreign Legion
Atlas Mountains
Oued Zem
Marrakech
Sidi Mabouk
Constantine
Eisenhower Speech Broadcast Worldwide By Voice Of America
President Eisenhower addressed the American Bar Association in Philadelphia on Wednesday and his remarks were carried by the Voice of America to audiences around the world.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Bar Assny
Philadelphia
Voice of America
Read-Ready Clerks Outread Executives in Study
An extensive study finds clerks and stenographers read more than other workers while business executives read the least. The note suggests executives seeking a well-read candidate place Want Ads in the newspaper and dial 5451 for an ad-writer. A 1937 Terraplane is listed with a $50 price and phone number PH. 0000.
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Dial
Winners Named in Butte Flower Exhibit Show
The Rocky Mountain Garden Club Flower Show drew over 300 entries in the Crystal Room of The Anaconda Company Employes Club. Judges included Mrs. Fred Blaricom and Mrs. Edgar Puyear, who praised the exhibits as the finest yet. Agnes Lynch will present awards next week with officers listed, as judging covered four divisions: annuals, perennials, roses, and theme groups, with many winners named across flowers such as asters marigolds petunias and delphiniums.
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Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Anaconda Company Employes Club
Fred Blaricom
Hamilton
State Garden Club
Edgar Puyear
Corvallis
Agnes Lynch
William L. Shifty
Cochairman
T. M. Webb
Cyril Kohn
W. S. Higgins
Asters
Josephine Rainville
Amherst
Theresa O'Donnell
W. Copper
W. Weaver
W. Aluminum
Daniel Mooney
Elizabeth Warren
Petunias
Charles Erickson
Harvard
Whitman
I. A. Helmo
Bayard
Alfred Gale
North Drive
al Pesanti
Warren
William Stern
Gale
Helmo
Erickson
Stella Burkett
W. Iron
Lester Bishop
W. Galena Zinnias
Stern
Peter Antonioli Jr
W. Gold
Thomas Carrig
Oregon
Arthur Grandy
Charles Helterline
W. Galena
Pesanti
Grandy
Lloyd Pollish
E. G. Reed
Edwards
Gaillardia
Kohn
Lupines
Mooney
Lytham
Helmophlox
Bishop
Nazi Plane Believed Carrying Cargo Found in Lake Atter
A Vienna diver located the wreckage of a Nazi air force plane at the bottom of Lake Atter. The aircraft, which crashed on April 17, 1945, is thought to hold valuable documents and a cargo of platinum. Salvage officials plan to raise the plane soon.
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Vienna
Austria
Lake
Atter
Shoes Not Booze acquits man in unusual DUI case
Hamilton Ontario, William Garbutt, 32, was charged with drunk driving after an accident when officers said he wobbled while walking a straight line. A court found the wobble stemmed from tight new shoes, not alcohol, and Garbutt was acquitted.
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Hamilton, Ont
William Garbutt
Hamilton
Boys Nominate Candidates for State Office at Boys State
Western Montana youths Ed Barker of Whitefish and Myke Lindsay of Missoula head the Trailblazer party slate for governorship and other state roles at the American Legion Boys State on the Western Montana College of Education campus. Final rallies set for Thursday night include an FBI firearms demonstration by Melvin Singleton and Gene Fopp. Nonpartisan candidates for Supreme Court include Jean McGrew and Leonard Sargent.
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Trailblazer
Barker
LeRoy Hood
Shelby
Robert St. John
Butte
George Reed
Crow Agency
Dick Schwingel
Cut Bank
Dan Burns
Nashua
Don Meyer
Circle
Supreme Court
Everett O'Hare
Kalispell
Railroad Public Service Commission
Bill Lynch
Missoula
Dick Dick Lynch
Great Falls
Bill Yeager
Lewistown
Jean McGrew
Leonard Sargent
Hamilton
Richard Anderson
Whitehall
George Bray
Big Timber
Mike Corcoran
St. Ignatius
Crandall Hayes
Billings
Abe Horpestad
Lavina
Bob Lackman
Bob Noonan
Doug Sieler
Fall Fashion Opens In Butte Stores This Weekend
Butte merchants showcase autumn fashions footwear and home furnishings in a special fall opening event this Thursday through Saturday. The Montana Standard highlights today's fashion section with pictures and news of latest trends to attract shoppers of all ages to buy new fall merchandise.
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Butte
Montana Standard
Crazed Airman Kills Three Wounds Nine at Manston
Napoleon Green of Chicago, a 21 year old U S airman, killed three airmen and wounded nine at the South England base near Manston before dying in a gunfight on Broadstairs beach. M Sgt Lawrence Velasquez and A2C Nelson Gresham were killed. A Royal Air Force corporal Raymond Grayer died. Wounded include AJC Lester Hunt and others. Green challenged capture saying they would get him. Police evacuated towns as the incident spread along the coast.
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Manston
England
U. S. Air Force
Napoleon Green
Chicago
Green
U. S
Royal Air Force
South England
Lawrence Velasquez
Antonito
Colo
American Express Co
R. J. McDaniel
St. Paul
Minn
McDaniel
Ader
Margate
Broadstairs
Ramsgate
Fred Beecham
North Ireland
Montana weather prospects for Thursday and Friday
Montana east area reports partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers and warm readings ranging from 75 to 90 degrees, cooler in the southeast. West region sees partly cloudy weather with possible late thunderstorms and highs of 75 to 80. The tabulated maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours to 5 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana
Ad Briefs
Americans Dig Deep to Aid Flood Victims
The Red Cross reports Americans are contributing generously to flood relief in six Northeast states. President Eisenhower urged support, praising nationwide help and crediting swift donations to the urgent needs of hungry and homeless families.
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Washington
Red Cross
Eisenhower
Albert W. Wold
Wold
Denver
Hartford
Conn
Red Cross Disaster Fund
Norfolk woman charged in triple family shooting
Norfolk county police say Jessie Eunice Simmons, 35, wife of man and mother of two boys, shot to death Nathaniel Simmons 40 and his sons Charles 15 and Tommie 10 in their home during pre dawn hours. She was found in driveway in a flowered housecoat and confessed to the killings, saying she woke with a pistol in hand.
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Norfolk
Norfolk County
Jessie Eunice Simmons
Nathaniel Simmons
Charles Tullie
Tommie Nathaniel
Simmons
Economist accuses officials of aiding monopolies in Senate hearing
Washington economist Walter Adams of Michigan State University told the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee that government officials aid monopolies. He cited Atty. Gen. Brownell, Postmaster General Summerfield, and the Civil Aeronautics Board, charging favoritism to grandfathered scheduled airlines and alleging a sale of butyl rubber plants consolidated control with Standard Oil. He warned that government power often promotes monopoly and stifles competition.
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Washington
Walter Adams
Senate
Michigan State University
Atty
Brownell
Summerfield
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Adams
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard
Attorney General's Commission
Congress
Mitchell, Former U S Attorney General, Dies at 80
SYOSSET N Y William DeWitt Mitchell former U S attorney general died Wednesday at his home aged 80 after months of illness He served in the Cabinet from 1929 to 1932 with enforcement duties during Prohibition which ended in December 1932 Mitchell a Democrat was appointed by Republican President Herbert Hoover
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Syosset
N. Y
William DeWitt Mitchell
U. S
Mitchell
Herbert Hoover
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