Livingston Youth Flown to Butte Hospital
Roy Hjelm, an 11 year old Livingston high student with a kidney infection, was flown to Butte by a four place Cessna piloted by EB W Tracy after a 70 minute trip from Livingston airport. The operation was arranged by Mrs. Victor Hjelm, with the plane landing on a snow covered airstip near Butte. The mother, previously anxious, said the journey was worth it to ease her son’s pain and allow proper treatment.
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Butte
Elen
Livingston Airport
Butte Field
Victor Hjelm
Mammoth
Roy
Livingston High School
Murray Hospital
Livingston
EB. W. Tracy
Tracy
Ben
Hjelin
Gravedigger recants tale of slaying in dream claim
In Saginaw Michigan on December 10, Herbert J. Gulembo twenty four changed his story to police saying the earlier slaying claim against Mrs Kathryn Meller forty three was a dream. He told Detective Arnold L Herg he did not know what prompted the initial accusation and said the confession was false. He reportedly met his wife Johanna for the first time since arrest.
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Saginaw
Mid
Philadelphia
Herbert J. Gulembo
Arnold L. Herg
Berg
Gulembo
Kathryn Meller
Johanna
CIO Union Purged of Left Wingers
Chicago December 10 Sixteen more representatives of the CIO Transport Workers union were fired Friday and President Michael Quill announced the purge of left wingers was completed. The wholesale reshuffle began Monday with Quill's slate of officers and executive board members elected. The purge swept out nearly 30 people who had held dominant positions described by Quill as left wingers.
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Chicago
C10 Transport Workers Union
Fred Friday
Michael Quill
Foft Wangers
Quill
Twu
Red Spy Papers to Be Released
The Senate committee led by Mundt weighs actions to release documents stolen from the State department and implicates Alger Hiss and his brother Donald. Hiss and Mrs Hiss testify before a New York Grand Jury as questions loom over two government branches. Mundt vows full cooperation with agencies while pursuing witnesses in New York and Chicago.
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State Department
Mundt
Truman
Justice Department
Grand Jury
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Time Magazine
Red Courier
Alger Hiss
Alger
Donald
Chargin
Toto
Hiss
Alger ‘Hiss
New York
House
William Ward Pigman
Appleton
Wis
Pigman
Chicago
Mines Students Hurt While Skating Incident at Mines Hall
Two Montana School of Mines students sustained minor injuries while skating Friday afternoon. Gordon Irving had a cut over his left eye while George Ryley injured his left shoulder. Ryley’s X rays were taken. Both were treated at St James hospital but not admitted and remained in the residence hall.
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Montans Suatel of Mines
St. James Hospital
Gordon Irving
George Ryley
Ryley
Livestock Forage Plentiful in Most Montana Areas
Montana reports from the Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics say forage is generally plentiful outside Rosebud and Garfield counties and southeastern regions. November weather aided grazing. cattle remain in good flesh and winter condition expected. Some southeastern ranchers reduced herds due to carryover feed shortages. overall sheep and lamb movement down, with white face lambs kept for breeding.
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Helena
Rosebud and Garfield Courties
Monctana
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economies
BAB
Bnear
Montana
BAE
Bureau
Heroia
Pilots Dinner Dance At Butte Country Club
The Butte Hangar of the Montana Pilots association hosts an annual dinner dance at the Butte Country Club tonight. Reservations are urged by John G. Toxsey at Butte Aero Sales and Service, with flyers from Butte and nearby towns. Dr. K. L. Cagebeer serves as president. Dinner at set time, dancing to Gene Hamilton and his orchestra.
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Butte
Montana Pilots’ Association
Butte Country Club
Boulder
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
Whitehall
K. L. Cagebeer
Toen
John G. Toxsey
Butte Aero Sales and Service
Gene Hamilton
Man pleads innocent to two manslaughter charges
MISSOULA Dec 10 Frank Mace, serving a four month county jail term for leaving the scene of an accident that killed two boys Bernard Nelson 17 and Richard Bedard 12, pleaded innocent to two manslaughter charges filed in connection with the case. The youths were struck by a pickup truck while pushing a bicycle on a city street the night of Nov 2. Mace was arrested hours later.
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Missoula
Frank Mace
Friday
Bernard Nelson
Richard Bedard
Mace
Hospital Notes Entries Describe Numerous Admits and Dismissals
The list records multiple admissions and discharges from a hospital, naming patients such as Mary Ann Keranon and Mrs. Palmer Penny among others, with addresses including Granite, Amherst, Harrison, and Argyle. It lists both admitted and dismissed individuals across numerous streets and cities, reflecting a snapshot of daily patient flows and personnel identifiers.
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St, James
Palmer Penny
Mannibal
George Gilboy
Andrew Norrison
Waterloo
Jamey Thomas
Argyle
Joseph Basar
South Dakota
Bruce van Ausdel
East Park
William Bennett
Waukesha
John Witz
Birch
Pat O'Keefe
Lowell
Patrick Hollow
West Broadway
Newell Hill
Nevada
Richard Barnett
Missoula
Joseph York
Hornet
Joseph Gregier
John Richardson
South Main
Archibald Hover
Pine
Con P. O'Neill
West Iron
James L. Sayer
Virginia
Louis Denny
Mercury
Dee Perkevich
Galena
Joseph Mason
South Arizona
James Mulholland
North Wyoming
Mary Kathryn McLean
Burlington
William Dougherty
East Mercury
Maye Cell Manley
Florence
Newsman Is Ordered Out of Hungary
The New York Herald Tribune reports Homer Bigart, roving foreign correspondent, ordered by Hungarian police to leave by midnight December 10. He cites no reason, notes his dispatches from Budapest began two weeks earlier after time in Yugoslavia. Bigart is a 1946 Pulitzer Prize winner.
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New York
Der
W.P
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Homer Bigart
Hungary
Bigart
People's Republic of Hungary
America
Budapest
The
Herald Tribune
Yugoslavia
Moscow mayor laments substandard goods and seeks quality drive
Moscow officials claim the five year plan surpassed targets for consumer goods production yet warn substandard items remain a crime against the state. Vice mayor Proteserov cites defective textiles and clothing, calls for drastic improvements while noting rising output since 1945 and pledging a city campaign to raise quality across industries. A separate San Francisco report notes Dr Michael Shimkin predicting eventual chemical cures for cancer with continued investment.
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Moscow
P. Proteserov
Schemie
Moscow Municipal Council
Communist Party
Pravda
Investia
Moscow Radio
Moscow Soviet
Proteserov
Hea
Na 3
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Country Club
California
Michael Shimkin
University of California Medical School
Ras Ves
Santa
Truzzaline
Truzzaline Food Products
Hemmessy's
Avery
Hennessy's Sporting Goods
Alwazy Costa
Lesy
Firsig
Percale
Hennesey
Stor
Hermessy
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