Four die in three car crash near Hardin Montana
Four people died and a fifth was seriously hurt in a three car collision near Hardin. Shirley Redding Sam Redding Jr and Marie Baker burned to death. Leor Shanrock Night watchman crushed. Gerald Evans suffered severe head injuries. Robert J Souhrada 22 Hardin charged with manslaughter.
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Billings
Hardin
Shirley Redding
Sam Redding Jr
Marie Baker
Leor Shanrock
Hardin Night Watchman
Gerald Evans
B. W. Kronmiller
Robert J. Souhrada
Ed Holland
Souhrada
Robert Bragg
Shanrock
Redding
Bragg
Shonrock
Shronrock
Bobby Baker
Herbert Dykeman
Dykeman
Baker Boy
Montana
Paul Mantz Wins His Second Bendix Air Race
Paul Mantz of Hollywood flew a P-51 Mustang to win the Bendix trophy race, posting a four hour 26 minute 57 second course time and a 460.423 mph average. Joe De Bona finished second by 1 minute 18 seconds, Edmund Lunken third, Buck Gimbel fourth, and William Eddy fifth. Pilot Jim Ruble bailed out earlier when an engine caught fire near Winslow, Arizona.
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Winslow, Ariz
U.P
Jim Ruble
California
Cleveland
Here
Paul Mantz
Hollywood
Mantz
Air Force
Joe Debona
Thomas C. Call
Los Angeles
Edmund Lunken
Cincinnati
Buck Gimbel
Jacqueline Cochran
Lloyd Odlum
New York
Gimbel
William Eddy
la Jolla
Calif
de Bona
Removal Hearing Set on Bank Robbery Charge
Richard Mainhurst 27, a former Helena resident, faces attempted bank robbery charges in San Francisco. He will appear before Federal Judge R. Lewis Brown as prosecutors seek his removal to stand trial on the West Coast. Also on the same day Kenneth Eugene Godenauer and Fred Charles Godenauer plead to a federal car theft charge. A naturalization hearing with six to eight citizenship candidates is set for Thursday before an immigration examiner.
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Richard Lewis Mainhurst
Helena
California
Bank of America
San Francisco
R. Lewis Brown
San Fran
United States
Harold Pease
Mainhurst
West
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
FBI
Brown
Kenneth Eugene
Fred Charles Godenauer
Philadelphia
Missoula
Pease
Immigration Service
Labor Day Quiet in Butte Ranchers Take Holiday
Butte prepared for Labor Day with a quiet observance. Mining on Butte hill will pause and banks, offices, and federal buildings will close. John R. Crawford of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council said unions will hold programs at meetings. Neal Shea will give a radio address Monday. Residents planned trips to fishing spots and Western Montana camps.
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Butte
Butte Hill
Federal
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
John R. Crawford
Neal Shea
Butte Miners Union
Montana
Russia feels secure in power in Eastern Europe says US officials
U S diplomats view Moscow rapid ratification of peace treaties with Hungary Bulgaria Romania Finland and Italy as proof Russia now has a firm grip on Eastern Europe The Hungarian vote on Sunday is seen as a key to cementing Soviet control before the treaties take effect Officials note Romania and Bulgaria have recent anti Communist purges and arrests and fear a Communist rise in Hungary in the November 4 1945 election
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Finland
Italy
State Department
United States
Butte Boy Dies After Auto Crash Injuries
Five year old Robert Kreeze Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Bailey of 623 North Main died at St James hospital from head and internal injuries suffered when struck by a car Friday evening in the 600 block on North Main street. Driver Jack Kelly 39 West Center and his father rushed the child to the hospital. The Daly Shea mortuary announced the body is at the mortuary.
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Robert Kreeze Bailey
Thomas H. Bailey
North Main
St. James Hospital
Jack Kelly
West Center
North Main Street
Kelly
W. D. Kelly
Butte
Bailey
Roland Marshall
Clarence
John
Thomas
Carol Jean
Helen
Rita
Sharon
Vincent Burns
Springfield
Mass
Raymond Burns
Jean Ann Burns
Myles Bailey
Deborah Garland
Los Angeles
Daly Shea Mortuary
Jockey Critically Injured in Deer Lodge Race
Deer Lodge crowd watches as jockey H. Carson is thrown when his horse leapt the rail during the Deer Lodge fair racing program. He suffers a possible skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Deer Lodge
H. Carson
Train Plunge Kills Fifteen in Spain River Collision
Fifteen people died and a score were injured when a train fell into the Ribota river at Calatayud after a bridge collapsed likely due to weakened foundations from a Friday storm. First reports from the scene cite the disaster as a major rail accident in Spain.
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Calatayud
Spain
Ribota
Butte Montana Weather Forecast Sunday Outlook
Partly cloudy to cloudy Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Expected maximum next 24 hours about 76. Temperatures at the airport show a high of 75 and a low of 54. West of the divide: partly cloudy with light scattered afternoon showers. high 65 to 75. East of the divide: Sunday partly cloudy and cooler with scattered light showers. high 65 to 75 west, 75 to 80 east.
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Divide
West German production plan ends Morgenthau hard peace approach
Soviet commander Marshal Sokolovsky accused the United States and Great Britain of rupturing the Potsdam agreement with a new western Germany production program. Gen. Clay defended economic unification, while Soviet media warned of east west rupture and Ruhr loss.
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Berlin
United States
Great Britain
Wassily D. Sokolovsky
Germany
State Department
Morgenthau
Sokolovsky
Allied Control Council
Lucius D. Clay
Britain
Ruhr
Nacht Express
Berliner Zeitung
Moscow
Civil Rights Congress Ties Target to Communist Front Charges
The House Committee on Un American Activities labeled the Civil Rights Congress a Communist front, accusing it of waging a campaign against the U S government. It published a sponsor list including Senator Glen H Taylor and several congressmen and notable figures, tracing the group to a 1946 Detroit conference and the merger of International Labor Defense with the National Federation for Constitutional Liberties.
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Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Civil Rights Congress
United States
House
Communist Party
Detroit
International Labor Defense
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
Congress
Glen H. Taylor
Rufus E. Clement
Atlanta University
Ring W. Lardner, Jr
Francis J. McConnell
F. Q. Matthieson
Harvard University
Lee Pressman
C. I. O. General Counsel
A. M. Schlesinger
Harvard
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia University
Ralph E. Wager
Emory University
James H. Wolfe
89 Persons Killed as Holiday Begins
Traffic fatalities rose as Labor Day exodus began with 89 deaths since Friday 6 p m. Auto accidents caused four deaths and one drowning. Twenty more died in other holiday mishaps. The National Safety Council estimates about 250 more may be killed over the three day weekend. The council urged cautious driving to reduce the toll.
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National Safety Council
Paris theater fire leaves dozens dead, hundreds injured
A Paris suburb cinema fire killed more than 50 and injured about 200 as balconies collapsed trapping and trampling patrons. Police retrieved 38 bodies with up to 20 more feared, while officials and relatives gathered near the ruined theater in Reuil.
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Paris
Reuil
St. Germain
Versailles
Justice of the Peace
Rue de Marly
Seine-et-Oise
Butte Pro Am Lead By Owen 65 In Tourney Start
Butte pro Roy Owen fired a five under par 65 to lead the three day Butte pro am event at the country club course. His team led after 18 holes with 62 best-ball score while George Sarsfield chased with 63.
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Butte
Roy Owen
Butte Country Club
Country Club
Owen
George Sarsfield
Lin Storti
Helena
Ralph Olsen
Danny Kane
Bob Wenham
Jene Jones
Sarsfield
Storti
Olsen
Wenham
Bob Sparck
Rudy Merhar
Zemljak
Jimmy Robinson
Seattle
al Chapman
Bozeman
Hank Merhar
Portland
Guy Owen
Montana
Pebble Beach
Calif
Spokane
Joe McCaffery
G. W. Perry
L. M. Childs
Great Falls
Ray Gallant
Tom Mulholland
Mel Woodland
Pete Yerwich
Ray Gill
Skeets Ferguson
Billings
Pete Sisich
Anaconda
Community recreation center plan draws taxpayer support
In Silver Bow county an effort to fund a civic recreation center and athletic field gains momentum as signatures for a bond issue call gather. Committee chair Walter Barnard says 20 percent of taxpayers must sign and a special election will be sought within a week with a Sept. 9 committee meeting in the Finlen hotel. Petitions are to be filed at the chamber of commerce. signers need only be on the last tax roll and have voted previously. The center would serve recreational and cultural needs with no offices planned.
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Silver Bow County
Walter Barnard
Gold
Finlen Hotel
P.T. A
P-T. A
Chamber of Commerce
Addis McGrath
Barnard
Most Butte Veterans Expected to Cash Terminal Leave Bonds
Many Butte and Montana World War II veterans will redeem terminal leave bonds for full value plus accrued interest starting Tuesday. Bank redemption requires original separation orders or discharge papers for identity. social security cards are not acceptable. Only the veteran can cash the certificate after identity is confirmed.
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Butte
Montana
Truman
Chase
Veterans’ Administration
Treasury Department
Parade of Legionnaires Draws 1.75 Million on Fifth Avenue
New York hosts a massive American Legion parade during the 29th annual convention, with 50 000 registered delegates and an estimated 1 750 000 spectators lining Fifth Avenue. Army searchlights illuminate the reviewing stand as veterans from two world wars march past. Police Commissioner Wallander called it one of the city’s largest parades.
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New York
Ed MecGrael
American Legion
Army of American Legionnaires
Fifth Avenue
Arthur W. Wallander
Inter-American mutual defense pact unanimously approved
Nineteen American republics at the Quitandinha conference endorsed a mutual defense treaty uniting North and South American states. The accord creates a western hemisphere security zone from pole to pole and commits immediate aid if attacked within the zone. Nicaragua and Ecuador did not participate, Canada may join, and signatures will follow at closing ceremonies.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Canada
South Pole
Co operation urged for Butte housing project progress
Tim J. Sullivan president of the Butte Development Association reports steady progress on the low cost housing project. Construction of 31 homes in the Grand Avenue addition is underway as organizers seek reconsideration by the Plumbers union on work day length. Co operation between labor and management is urged to expand to 2,000 more homes and boost Butte’s growth and prestige in the Northwest.
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Tim J. Sullivan
Butte Development Association
Grand Avenue
Sullivan
Development Association
Plumbers’ Union
Butte
Development Association Mesigners
Northwest
Girls Died and One Critical After Pills in Soda
In Anchorage Alaska two 12 year old girls Judy Munson and Patty Marchbanks ingested sleeping pills dissolved in soda. Judy Munson died en route to hospital while Patty Marchbanks remained in serious condition. The incident occurred after a party at Naknek village where pills were taken from a medicine chest.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Providence Hospital
Judy Munson
Martin Munson
Naknek
Patty Marchbanks
United States
Marchbanks
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Big Horn County
Bert Knronmiller
Muroc
Consolidated Vultee
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Cisco
Butte Youngster
Associated Press Max. Min. Proc
Belgrade
Broadus
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
U.S
By Wes Gallagher
Communist ‘Front
House Committee
Ating
Vito Marcantonio
Amn- Labor
N. Y
Clark Foreman
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Edward G. Robinson
Edward G
Associated Press
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