U N Security Council再次呼吁停止在日惹冲突
联合国安理会再次命令荷兰与印尼共和国停火并促成解决争端。印尼称此为“好事”，荷兰表示若印尼煽动屠杀与纵火则难以执行。此次停火是26日内的第二次安理会指令，10国通过英国弃权。法国与比利时票支持新停火，结束冲突第一阶段。
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1947
Page
1
Egyptian Debate at UN Delayed by Egypt Cafuffle
Security Council adjourned amid a scuffle as Egyptian delegates Ahmed Kotb and Mustafa Momen were expelled after reentry. The chamber debated the Egyptian case against Britain with a Brazil plan urging direct talks, while veto and support from Colombia and Gromyko influenced the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Security Council
Britain
Russia
Colombia
Ahmed Kotb
Mustafa Momen
United Nations Security
Thomas Quigley
United Nations
New York
Quigley
Brazil
Egypt
Nokrashky Pasha
Nile Valley
Sudan
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
China
Belgium
France
Australia
Syria
Poland
Winter Wheat Harvest Nears Completion in Montana
Helena Aug 26 The weekly crop progress report notes winter wheat harvest nearly finished despite rain delays in much of the state. All winter wheat in southeastern counties, with south central nearing completion. Spring wheat seeing sawfly damage in northeast regions. Barley harvest underway and past halfway in numerous areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Montana
Catholic Women Elect Helena Diocesan Council President
Mrs. Dale Edwards of Kalispell was elected president of the Helena diocesan council of the National Council of Catholic Women in the closing session of a three day Montana convention at the Montana Power hall. Other officers include Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Helena as first vice president and Elizabeth Maloney of Missoula as treasurer. The Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore remains spiritual advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Edwards
Kalispell
Helena
National Council of Catholic Women
Montana Power Hall
Edwards
C. J. Doherty
Missoula
Hugh Campbell
L. L. Elliott
Cut Bank
Elizabeth Maloney
John Dever
Butte
Joseph M. Gilmore
A. B. Jungers
Michael Pirnat
Holy Savior Church
Meaderville
Leonard Jensen
Stevensville
St. Mary Mission
Gilmore
Albert Erickson
Civic Center Gets Further Support for Bond Issue
More than 250 names were added to petitions for the Civic Center Recreational bond issue after a Civic Recreational Center committee meeting in Butte. Walter C. Barnard outlined a plan for a civic center seating over 6 000 for indoor sports and a 15 000 seat baseball field, with Willard Thompson noting the project would keep people in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center
Civic Recreational Center Committee
Finlen Hotel
Willard Thompson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Walter C. Barnard
Three Tugboatmen Rescued From Lake Huron
Three missing tugboatmen were rescued from Lake Huron late Tuesday about two hours after their skipper was found floating in the same area. The rescues followed a widespread water and aerial search by private craft the United States Coast Guard and Army Selfridge Field air crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Lake Huron
United States Coast Guard
Army
Selfridge Field Air Base
Fears Foul Play In Detroit Boy's Disappearance
Detroit police sought 13 year old Gene Paul Kennedy after his father, James J. Kennedy, said foul play was feared. Gene left home Saturday for a caddying job at a golf club and was last seen about 8 PM returning from the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gene Paul Kennedy
James J. Kennedy
Gene
Montanan killed in plane crash near Burbank
Ivan Lee Angeloff 26 of Hedgesville Montana died in a converted Army plane crash near Burbank California on Monday.He was born in Hedgesville and worked as a flight engineer for an American aircraft company in Australia New Guinea and Hawaii during the war. He visited Montana last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedgesville
Mont
Ivan Lee Angeloff
Burbank
Calif
Lee Angeloff
Australia
New Guinea
Hawaii
Montana
Three Tolbom Children Die in Idaho House Fire
A fire at the Tolbom home in Sandpoint Idaho claimed the lives of Howard 12 Arlene 7 and Aretta 4. Nine-year-old Leroy Tolbom tried to rescue them and said he could not persuade his siblings to escape. Neighbors and firefighters arrived too late to stop the blaze or determine its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Idaho
Stuart Tolbom
Howard Tolbom
Arlene
Aretta
Leroy Tolbom
Howard
Leroy
Anderson Expected to Accept Democratic Chair Post
Senator Hatch says Secretary of Agriculture Anderson would take the Democratic national committee chair if asked. Reports swirl that Postmaster General Hannegan may resign due to health, with President Truman away at the intra-American conference in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hatch
D-N.m
Anderson
Democratic National Committee
Hannegan
Truman
Brazil
New Mexico
Rotary International
Violence erupts in Doukhobor region near Kelowna
Provincial police moved toward the Kelowna area about 100 miles west of here after a newspaper photographer's plane was fired on and two buildings burned in a new wave of Doukhobor violence Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
B. C
Kelowna
Here
Tsaldaris Ready to Yield Post
Premier-designate Constantin Tsaldaris met with U S Ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh and indicated he would step down in favor of a neutral premier but would not yield the post to Sophoulis. The United States urged a speedy cabinet and Tsaldaris sought a broad coalition without Sophoulis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Constantin Tsaldaris
United States
Lincoln MacVeagh
Themistokles Sophoulis
Tsaldaris
MacVeagh
Washington
Dwight P. Griswold
Greece
Sophoulis
Marshall Expert Off for Paris
Secretary of State George C. Marshall sent his top foreign policy expert George F. Kennan to Paris to brief U S officials on plans to aid European recovery under the Marshall plan. Kennan will present a confidential report to Undersecretary William L. Clayton and Ambassador Jefferson Caffrey as concerns rise over aid scope. The plan envisions U S assistance through 1952 totaling 15 to 20 billion dollars with possible Paris-submitted estimates up to 30 billion, pending congressional approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George C. Marshall
Paris
United States
George F. Kennan
State Department
William L. Clayton
Jefferson Caffrey
France
Kennan
Clayton
Caffrey
Nissim Mevorah
Bulgaria
United Nations Security Council
Europe
Truman
Treasury, Commerce, Agriculture, Interior
Soviet Kurds Gather on Iran Border Amid Oil Pact Fight
Iran prepares to debate the Russo Iranian oil agreement as 10000 Barzani Kurdish tribesmen backed by the Red Army mass in Soviet Azerbaijan near the northwest frontier. Diplomats call it a Soviet nerve move before parliament votes on oil concessions and a related $250 million bank loan and $30 million military credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Tran
Red Army
Soviet
Azerbaijan
Ahmed Qavam
Iran
Russia
Qavam
Soviet Union
Montana Woman Is Reported Killed
Reports from Colorado state patrol say Mrs. Mary Jane Carrel 79 mother of Patrol Chief Gilbert R. Carrel was killed in an automobile accident near Glendive Montana. She had lived in Colorado and Malta Montana before moving to Malta two years ago. Survivors include daughters Mrs. J. Lee of Hardin Montana and Cora P. Carrel of Greeley Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado State Patrol
Mary Jane Carrel
Gilbert R. Carrel
Glendive
Mont
Carrel
Montana
Missouri
Colorado
Malta
J. Lee
Hardin, Mont
Cora P. Carrel
Greeley, Colo
Butte Weather Tonight and Tomorrow Forecast
Partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday and Wednesday night with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Expected maximum next 24 hours 75. Montana generally fair Wednesday with warmer north and highs 75 to 85. Airport and Mines reports show highs in the 79 to 81 range with mid 40s to 50s lows. Trace of precipitation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
United States presses bids to stop Petkov execution
The United States vows continued urgent efforts to save Nikola Petkov from execution in Bulgaria after Moscow rejected a direct appeal. Washington released communications with Russia while Sofia prepares a formal delay reply as Bulgarians expel agrarian deputies and dissolve Petkovs party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bulgaria
Nikola Petkov
State Department
Petkov
Moscow
Britain
Russia
Europe
United Nations
Sofia
John Evarts Horner
Kolarov
Agrarian Party
Alexander Cherpanov
Allied Control Commission
Cherepanov
Control Commission
Communists Beat Party Leader at Campaign Meeting
A mob of about 200 Communists attacked Zoltan Pfeiffer, opposition leader, and a key lieutenant in Csongrad near Budapest as they tried to hold a campaign meeting. Pfeiffer’s Independence party said he was bedridden after the assault, prompting foreign denouncements and government promises of investigation and safeguards. The interior ministry accused Pfeiffer of provocation, while newspapers were barred from publishing reports until the regime released its version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Zoltan Pfeiffer
Csongrad
Pfeiffer
Independence Party
Legation
Interior Ministry
American Students Vanish En Route to Finland From Sweden
The U S legation asked Finland to probe the disappearance of two American students and a British man after a sailing trip from Sweden to Finland. Robert Storch and Anne Blumenfeld, both studying in Stockholm, left Hangoe July 27 aboard a 30 foot boat with Gordon Lewson. They sailed August 3 and have not been heard from, amid warnings to avoid Soviet base waters at Porkala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
U.P
United States
Legation
Sweden
Finland
Robert Storch
Newark
N. J
Anne Blumenfeld
San Raphael
Calif
Stockholm University
Gordon Lewson
Britain
Hangoe
Porkala
New England Heat Spell Is Broken
A three day heat spell ended in New England as thundershowers and a cool air mass moved southward. Temperatures in the low 80s were forecast as far south as Washington by Wednesday. Moisture returned to the Midwest with rains ending for a day and cooler air easing heat and drought pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New England
Washington
Midwest
Trainmen Burned in Steam Locomotive Explosion Near Union Station
Two trainmen were burned when a steam locomotive blew up in the switching yards outside Union Station near the Capitol on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Station
Capitol
U.S. Proposal Receives Full Support
Nineteen American republics united in a decision to form a western hemisphere security region from Arctic to Antarctic. The plan, pushed by the United States, passed a full inter American conference committee after a 14 nation subcommittee approved it earlier. Nicaragua did not vote, Ecuador's status is in doubt after a coup, and Truman may attend the final plenary session in Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitandinha
Brazil
Arctic
Antarctic
United States
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Truman
Rio de Janeiro
White House
Washington
Great Falls Man Heads Kiwanians
Harry McCooley of Great Falls was elected governor of the Montana district of Kiwanis International at the convention. Lt governors were named for divisions A through D. Resolutions urged public school funding study, aid for orphans, cerebral palsy care cooperation, and creation of key clubs. Billings will host the 1943 Kiwanis convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Harry McCooley
Great Falls
Montana
Kiwanis International
Archie Adams
Butte
Gordon FP. Reynolds
Willie Jones
Havre
Norman Winestine
Helena
Clarence Kerr
Miles City
Sheridan Club
Twin Bridges
Association For the
Billings
George A. Selke
University of Montana
Welles and Messersmith to Testify in Eisler Case
Former State Department officials Sumner Welles and George Messersmith are subpoenaed to testify on how Hans Eisler obtained U S permanent residency. Chairman J Parnell Thomas announced the subpenas as the House Un American Activities Committee readies public hearings starting September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Hans Eisler
United States
J. Parnell Thomas
R.N. J
House Committee On unAmerican
Thomas
Sumner Welles
George Messersmith
Hans
Gerhart Eisler
Committee
Gerhart
Congress
Austria
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.N. Council
Java
Netherlands
Indonesia
International Court of Justice
India
London
British Board of Trade
Lewis Douglas
Sir Stafford Cripps
Board of Trade
England
Montanan
Marshall
Americas
Kansas
Colorado and Southern Railway
Max Min Prec Billings
Belgrade
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow Great Falls
U.S
Welles
Messersmith
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