Montana Democrats Meet in Mining City Butte for Committeeman Choice
Montana Democratic leaders gather in Butte for a Monday session to pick a national committeeman to succeed the late O S Warden of Great Falls. Attending are Sen James E Murray Gov John W Bonner Lt Gov Paul Cannon and others. Names mentioned include George N McCabe Leo C Graybill Leif Erickson and Lester H Loble.
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Democratic Party
Montana
Butte
O. S. Warden
Great Falls
Montana Power
James E. Murray
Los Angeles
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Senator Kerr
Washington
Spokane
Milwaukee Road
Murray
Treasure State
John W. Bonner
Helena
Paul Cannon
Arnold H. Olsen
H. B. Landoe
Bozeman
Bonner
Cut Bank
State Oil Conservation Board
Leo C. Graybill
Montana House of Representatives
House
Leif Erickson
Montana Supreme Court
Lester H. Loble
State Central Committee
Montana Power Auditorium
Big Four Dispute Delays UN Disarmament Report
East West clash over atom weapons controls blocks a Monday UN political committee meeting. Andrei Vishinsky presses for immediate prohibition while the western powers seek a gradual plan and a 12 nation disarmament commission may be formed. East zone Germans oppose a UN inquiry into German reunification steps.
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Paris
United Nations
Padilla
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Special Political Committee
Berlin
Germany
Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Regions
Butte sees occasional snow flurries and little temperature change with Monday 12 rising to 20. Weekend readings from Saturday midnight to Sunday 5 30 pm show Airport lows to -114 and highs to 19, and School of Mines lows -2 highs 21. West of Divide expect snow showers Monday with 15 to 25.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Typhoon Rages as Hibok Hibok Erupts for Sixth Day
Destructive weather from a typhoon hits central Philippines with winds up to 135 mph and landslides of lava from Hibok Hibok. Refugees on Camiguin island suffer as heavy rain and high seas hinder evacuations and communications fail across Cebu Leyte Samar and Negros. The Shinsei Maru No 1 ran aground near Leyte but the crew is safe.
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Frank L. White
Manila
Hibok Hibok
Philippines
Cebu Island
Camiguin Island
Cebu
Camiguin
Mindanao
the Philippines Airlines
Philippines News Service
South Samar
Leyte
Negros Islands
Kobe
Japan
General MacArthur
Samar
Philippines Airlines
Iloilo
Bacolod
Tacloban
Manila Weather Bureau
China
Stolen Butte Auto and Merchandise Recovered Near Meaderville
A stolen Butte car and stolen merchandise from the Maverick bar in Sheridan were recovered near Meaderville by Highway Patrolman Jess Fryett. Delegates to the governor’s Indian conference in Helena aided the recovery, with items including cigarettes whiskey two guns a blanket cigars and candy found near the vehicle. The car had been taken from West Galena Saturday night from owner R M Steiner. Also present were Dr M M Van Sandt and Louis C Dorweiler Jr.
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Butte
Maverick
Sheridan
Meaderville
Jess Fryett
Fryett
Helena
John B. Hart
North Dakota Indian Commission
West Galena
R. M. Steiner
Princeton
Fryett and Hart
M. M. van Sandt
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Louis C. Dorweiler, Jr
Indian Research
St. Paul
Truman cuts vacation to confer on tax probe and Korea
President Truman flies back to Washington from Key West saying no emergency exists but he will meet with Attorney General McGrath and other Justice officials plus Joint Chiefs of Staff and State Department advisers. He promises a week of hard work and hints at Korea cease fire deadline and ongoing tax investigation implications.
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Truman
Capital
Independence
National Airport
Key West
Fla
Boca Chica
Florida City
McGrath
Justice Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
White House
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Congressional Investigation of Tax Affairs
Europe
Acheson
Truman may personally lead tax bureau cleanup drive
Reported moves in Washington say President Truman could take direct command of an administration push to reform the Internal Revenue Service amid tax scandal probes. House investigators question why a Detroit war contractor case was dropped in 1943 after indictment steps, suggesting a broader crackdown plan.
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Washington
U.P
House
Detroit
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Adrian W. Dewind
Ways and Means
Howard Nutt
Dewind
Key West
Fila
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Robert W. Kean
New Jersey
Butte Jailbird Keeps Shoes On In Naked March
A naked man in Butte eluded officers until 8:30 PM Sunday when police found him in the South Main 100 block. He resisted being dressed and was jailed, with an officer quipping he kept his shoes on. A Tuesday night call from a woman reported a naked man who fled.
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Butte
South Main
Oil Change Helps One Year Old In Chicago
A one year old boy in Chicago recovered after being rushed to a hospital when he nearly ingested fuel oil from a space heater. Attendants recovered nearly half the oil from his system.
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Chicago
Martin Belchak
Butte Dentist Dr Joseph A Herzog Killed In Car Crash
Dr Joseph A Herzog 54 a prominent Butte dentist died after a car he drove on the Butte Dillon highway overturned half a mile south of Bradford's inn. He suffered crushed chest internal injuries and hemorrhage. The body was taken to Daly Shea funeral home.
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Joseph A. Herzog
Butte
West Gold
Butte-Dillon
Bradford's Inn
Rudy Sayatovic
Dr. Herzog
Daly-Shea Funeral Home
Jess Roberts
South Dakota
Sayatovic
Democrats Plan to Shelve Civil Rights Bills in Next Session
Senator Robertson of Virginia says the Senate Democratic policy committee will not bring up Truman Civil Rights legislation next month, arguing 20 southern senators will block any move. He notes Dixie filibusters likely, while Humphrey plans FEPC hearings in January. The bipartisan realignment committee warns reforms hinge on 1952 nominating conventions.
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Washington
Robertson
D-Va
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Truman
Congress
Virginian
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Labor
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Chinese extortion racket target in U.S. Chinese residents
A Treasury official estimated on Sunday that a Chinese Communist shake down racket has extorted 4 000 000 to 5 000 000 dollars from Chinese residents of the United States.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Government officials tout strong economy for 1952
Washington reports a broad set of officials affirming a good business outlook for 1952. Secretary Charles Sawyer warns against inflation fears amid defense costs while Leon Keyserling urges prudent controls. Michael DiSalle says price controls may be needed to curb inflation and end deficit financing.
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Washington
Charles Sawyer
Mutual Broadcasting System
Leon Keyserling
CBS’ Peoples Platform
Michael V. DiSalle
CBS Forum
Brown
Rohio
DiSalle
Dutch Ship Crew Rescued Off North Sea
A British lifeboat saved about a dozen seamen from the Dutch freighter Westkast after its engines failed in a violent storm. The Scarborough station sent out a lifeboat through heavy rain and high seas, and the crew was all saved and returning to shore after abandoning the vessel 20 miles from land.
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London
North Sea
Westkast
Scarborough
Stepinac's Home May Become Catholic Shrine
The article reports that Yugoslavia may have triggered a pilgrimage scenario by releasing Archbishop Stepinac to Krasic, where he serves as a priest in a 400 year old church. It notes Western diplomats’ mixed reactions and Stepinac’s insistence he remains a legitimate archbishop rather than a former one.
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Belgrade
Via
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Krasic
Stepinac
Tanjug
Krasi
Woman Who Died During Operation Dies Second Time
Mrs Phyllis Bellows a 29 year old housewife from Tonawanda New York who was declared dead during an abdominal operation last Thursday but revived later died again Sunday at Griffiss Air Force Base. Officials said the second death was due to cerebral anoxia caused by lack of oxygen to the brain.
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Rome
N. Y
U.P
Phyllis Bellows
Tonawanda
Bellows
Lawrence T. Hadbawny
Cleveland
Ohio
Griffiss Air Force Base
Bipartisan group urges GOP Dixie coalition for 1956 bid
An eight member bi partisan committee urged Republicans and Southern Democrats to unite to stop a perceived socialist trend in the United States. The group said a 10 week study found the informal GOP Dixie Democrat coalition in Congress should join forces in next year’s presidential race.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Congress
Allies Press for Quick Discussion on Prisoner Exchange
Allied truce negotiators urged the Communists to decide promptly on immediate prisoner exchange talks. A subcommittee would meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday to discuss exchange, with an Allied liaison officer arriving earlier to receive the answer. The session followed weeks of deadlock over supervision and prisoner handling.
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King Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Egypt weighs severing relations with Britain over Suez clash
Acting Foreign Minister Ibrahim Farag Pasha announced Egypt is considering cutting diplomatic ties with Britain in response to British forces demolishing an Egyptian village near Suez. The cabinet debated Anglo Egyptian relations as it ordered dismissal of about 250 British government staff and confiscation of Gebira Sporting Club lands. Two British soldiers were stabbed and killed in Ismailia amid security tensions following the demolition.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ibrahim Farag Pasha
Britain
Farag Pasha
Suez
Fouad Serag el Din Pasha
Gebira Sporting Club
Serag el- Din
Fuad Serag el Din Pasha
Ismailia
Suez Canal
Coldest Montana Weather Since Last Winter Hits State
Montana endured sub zero temperatures with light snow flurries Sunday. West Yellowstone fell to 30 below, Butte reached 14 below, and other towns logged single to sub zero readings. Havre posted 36, Great Falls and Glasgow 34 as forecasts warned of continued cold and snow showers Monday.
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Associated Press
Billings
Belgrade
Necessa Ccnscasooes
Broadus
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Kalispelleeveee
Kalispelleeveee Seeeeereree
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Staneeeseeeeens
Missoula
Superior
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
Yellowstone
Tiny Baby Angelo Defies Odds At St Joseph Hospital
Tiny Baby Angelo born Tuesday in Tacoma with her heart outside her body was reported holding her own at St Joseph hospital. Doctors said her condition may be corrected by surgery and could succeed.
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Tacoma
Wash
U.P
Angelo
St. Joseph Hospital
Frigid Korean Front Sees Only Minor Probing Attacks
From Seoul on Sunday December 10 five small Red probes sparked the only activity on the frigid Korean front. The Eighth Army repulsed three on the central front and one each in the east and west. A 55 minute engagement occurred northeast of the Punchbowl. North Korea claimed Allied attacks and artillery nearly wiped them out. Fifth Air Force jets swept northwest without spotting Red planes though a Thunderjet and Mustang were downed by ground fire. B29s hit frontline positions and a bridge at Sunchon with unobserved results. B26 bombers claimed to hit over 100 enemy trucks amid relatively light traffic.
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Seoul
Korea
Eighth Army
Pyongyang
Fifth Air Force
Sunchon
Nine Huks Killed in Luzon Clashes
Nine Communist Huks were killed in two clashes with government forces in central Luzon on Saturday. One Philippine soldier was wounded, the national defense department said Sunday.
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Manila
Luzon
National Defense Department
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