U.S. Calls Pacific Four Conference on Korea Deadlock
The United States invites the Soviet Union to join a Washington conference with the United States Britain China on September 8 to push for Korea’s freedom and a unified government. Lovett accuses Molotov pledges and cites pro Soviet elements alleged persecution.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Korea
Moscow
Robert A. Lovett
Britain
China
United Nations
South Korea
Lovett
Molotov
Archbishop Urges Round Table to Save Britain
Dr Cyril Garbett archbishop of York urged Prime Minister Attlee to convene a round table of all parties to avert economic ruin. He rejected a coalition but urged united action as coal strikes threaten production and public order. Morrison and party leaders signaled limited support if national talks occurred.
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London
Cyril Garbett
York
Church of England
Attlee
Britain
National Union of Mineworkers
Yorkshire
National Coal Board
British Press Association
Garbett
America
Herbert Morrison
Clement Davies
Liberal Party
U S and Britain to Hike German Industry Ceiling
U S and Britain raise the German zone industry ceiling to near 1936 levels, lift exports 15 percent, and push living standards to 75 percent of that year. The plan trims reparations by limiting plants and machinery, doubles steel output prospects, triples passenger car production, and expands chemical and electrical sectors, amid postwar policy shifts after French objections and a Russia protest.
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Berlin
Russia
Germany
Security Council adjourns as Egypt dispute unresolved
The United Nations Security Council failed to settle the Anglo Egyptian dispute over British troops in the Nile valley and adjourned for vacation to September 9. A Colombian plan gained at most five votes and Britain abstained. Egyptian Premier Nokrashy Pasha pledged to stay in New York. Chinese delegate Tsiang offered a further compromise.
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Lake Success
Security Council
Nile Valley
Britain
Council
Russia
Faris el Khoury
Syria
Nokrashy Pasha
New York
Sweet Home bank robbery nets 855000 in Oregon
Two armed bandits described as tall and short “like Matt and Jeff” forced 15 people into the Sweet Home bank vault, rifled the teller cage, and escaped with about $55,000 in what authorities call one of Oregon’s largest heists in years. They fled toward the Cascade mountains as a storekeeper fired at the getaway car.
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Sweet Home, Ore
Matt
Jeff
Sweet Home Bank
Oregon
Cascade Mountain
Alan Eames
Eames
Smoke Jumper Injured Landing Near Bozeman Fire
A Forest Service smoke jumper was hurt during a parachute landing 14 miles south of Bozeman while fighting a Cottonwood canyon fire started by lightning. Eight jumpers were dispatched from Missoula. the injured man’s name and extent of injury were not yet confirmed, but a back injury was suspected. A rescue squad was en route as radio contact remained difficult. The fire burned three to seven acres and was reported under control. a Bozeman ground crew reached it about 6:00 PM over rugged terrain.
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Bozeman
Forest Service
Missoula
Here
E. E. Redman
Gallatin National Forest
Cottonwood Canyon
Road End
Butte Saturday Weather With Showers And Clouding
Butte forecast calls for a fair start Saturday morning then increasing clouds. Scattered showers afternoon and evening with little temperature change. highs around 80s to low 90s in regional outlooks.
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Divide
Tsaldaris Forms Greek Cabinet of His Followers
Constantin Tsaldaris, Populist leader, forms an all-Populist cabinet from his followers and seeks a confidence vote. With rightist Napoleon Zervas’s support, the plan faces a solid opposition in parliament amid a seven day government crisis.
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Athens
Constantin Tsaldaris
Napoleon Zervas
Royal
Damaskinos
Ministry of Public Order
Tsaldaris
Zervas
George Papandreou
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
Sophocles Ventizelos
National Liberal
Stylianos Gonatas
Alexandris
George Stratos
Jury Indicts 15 More in Fraud Case in Kansas City
A federal grand jury investigating fraud in last August’s Kansas City primary elections indicted 15 more individuals, bringing total indictments to 31. The report cited ballot recounts from 49 precincts, mainly in the Fifth Missouri Congressional district, with irregularities found in five cases.
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Kansas City
U.P
Albert A. Ridge
Missouri
Enos A. Axtell
Truman
Roger C. Slaughter
Kansas City Democratic Organization
C. I. O. Political Action Committee
Fishing Boat Fire Injures Owner in Hoquiam
In Hoquiam Washington on Friday the 48 foot fishing boat White Crest exploded burned and sank after loading 427 gallons of gasoline at the General Petroleum Fuel dock. The owner Roy Nyking of Seattle suffered severe burns but was reported not in serious condition and was hospitalized.
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Hoquiam
Wash
U.P
White Crest
General Petroleum Fuel
Roy Nyking
Seattle
San Francisco Orders Ex-Convict Registry To Curb Gangs
San Francisco police propose a strict new city ordinance requiring registration of all ex convicts to stem the influx of eastern gangsters into the city.
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Frisco
San Francisco
U.P
Eisenhower backs universal training to curb future war
General Eisenhower told the American Legion that while no immediate global war threat exists the world is split into two camps democracy and dictatorship. He urged universal military training as the least burdensome path to trained manpower and warned that true security requires international understanding and cooperation.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Legion
Army
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Friends of Freedom
Crester W. Nimitz
Carl A. Spaatz
Tist Regiment
Lower Park Avenue
Madison Square Garden
Fifth Avenue
Truman
Thomas F. Dewey
James W. Forrestal
Legionnaires
Spaatz
Army Air Forces
Butte Teacher Sue Baldwin Dies After Ill Health
Miss Sue Baldwin, longtime Butte high school teacher, died Friday in her apartment after years of ill health. A St. Joseph native educated at Butte High and Nashville College, she taught 25 years before retiring in 1928. Survived by siblings and in laws, funeral arrangements via Richards funeral home.
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Sue Baldwin
Butte
Dorothy Block
St. Joseph
Butte High School
Nashville College For Young Ladies
Nashville, Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Miss Baldwin
James Harris Baldwin
Episcopal Church
C. F Ginter
J. M. Poindexter
Ward I. Baldwin
San Francisco
James H. Baldwin
North Hollywood
Emma Jones
Woodville Village
Calif
Mary Gage
Richards Funeral Home
Punchboard Violator Fined in Plentywood Court
District Judge Vernon Haven fined Truman J Kennedy 1,000 dollars and ordered six months in Valley county jail after Kennedy pled guilty to conspiracy to violate the Montana punchboard tax law. He sold counterfeit punchboard stamps worth 226 dollars to a Glasgow merchant for 113 dollars.
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Glasgow
Vernon Haven
Plentywood
Truman J Kennedy
Valley County
Kennedy
Montana
Clarence Hanley
Thomas R. Marron
R. W. Bottomly
Minneapolis
Fort Benton
Butte Boy Struck by Car In North Main Street Incident
Five year old Robert Kreeze Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Bailey of 623 North Main, was hospitalized Friday night with potentially internal injuries after a car struck him in the 600 block of North Main. Driver Jack Kelly of 39 West Center Street rushed the boy and WD Kelly to St James hospital for care.
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Robert Kreeze Bailey
Thomas H. Bailey
North Main Street
St. James Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Jack Kelly
West Center Street
Kelly
WD. Kelly
Brooklyn Man Arrested in Los Alamos Photo Theft
FBI said Arnold Frederick Kivi 27 was arrested in Brooklyn for stealing highly confidential photographs from the Los Alamos atomic energy plant. Agents recovered 37 photos and 10 negatives showing atomic research equipment and bomb development stages, plus images of plant visitors. Kivi reportedly made about 500 official photographs but denied personal possession of sensitive images.
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Washington
FBI
Arnold Frederick Kivi
Brooklyn
N. Y
Atomic Energy
Los Alamos
N. M
J. Edgar Hoover
Kiv
Kivi
Russia Ratifies Treaties With Nazi Satellites
The presidium of Russia's Supreme Soviet ratified peace treaties with five German satellite states Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Finland Moscow radio announced. Ratification paves way for troop withdrawals within 90 days once all signatories deposit instruments of ratification and Austrian independence treaty is written.
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London
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
Priday
Moscow Radio
Europe
United States
Great Britain
France
National Assembly
Massacre on Frontier Mail Reveals Sikh Violence Toward Moslems
United Press report from Rob ert Miller on a Frontier Mail train from New Delhi to Lahore details Sikhs slaughtering Moslems on board as refugees move toward Pakistan. Hundreds armed with eight foot spears attacked and disemboweled victims, while other passengers fled or watched. The dispatch notes widespread killings across the Punjab border with no clear casualty figures. Continued on Page 3 Col 4.
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United Press
Robert Miller
Punjab
Frontier Mail
New Delhi
Lahore
U.P
Pakistan
Maur Village
Bhatinda
Argentina Shifts Stance At Inter American Pact Fight
At the Inter American conference in Petropolis Argentina briefly proposed excluding U S linked attacks from the defense treaty outside the hemisphere zone. The move drew U S concern and Senate ratification fears before Argentine delegates withdrew the demand and the issue ended with officials praising the reversal.
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Petropolis
Brazil
U.P
Argentina
United States
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Rmich
United States Senate
Enrique Corominas
Pascual Larosa
Russia rejects UN world atomic control plan
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told the United Nations atomic energy commission that Moscow rejects the detailed proposals for a world atomic control authority as an extension of the U S program and a threat to sovereignty. He called the six papers unacceptable and said the plan, led by the United States, is opposed by Russia and Poland despite support from a majority of commission members.
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Atomic Commission
Gromyko
United States Atomic Control Program
U. N
Bernard M. Baruch
Russia
Poland
Navy Man Sentenced for Striking Prisoners in Japanese Camp
Navy chief signalman Harold E. Hirshberg, 29, of Brooklyn, was sentenced to 10 months in prison followed by a dishonorable discharge for striking two fellow prisoners in a Japanese camp. He faced other counts over alleged reports of escape plans that led to torture and one death, but was acquitted on those charges.
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New York
Harold E. Hirshberg
Navy
Hirshberg
Brooklyn
George N. Gabvuury
Webster
Mass
Gompers' Son Alexander J. Gompers Dies at 69
Alexander J. Gompers, 69, cigar manufacturer and son of Samuel Gompers founder of the AFL, died Friday night in New York.
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Gompers
New York
Alexander J. Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Leroy Steffens
Egypt
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Sweet Home Job
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