Democrats Pick Graybill in Montana state race
Oklahoma Senator Kerr berates Taft while praising Democratic prosperity at a Butte banquet. The event, hosted by the South Side Democratic club, drew about 400 attendees and featured Gov. Bonner and others praising Kerr before Leo C. Graybill was elected national committeeman.
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Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
James E. Murray
Montana
John W. Bonner
Treasure State
Finlen
Democratic State Committee
Butte
Senator Kerr
Senator Murray
Bonner
Democratic Party
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Silver Bow
South Side
Democratic Club
William Curran
H. B. Landoe
Bozeman
Wallace Kingsbury
Walier
W. W. Hamilton
Dodson
Leo C. Graybill
Great Falls
United States
Roosevelt
George N. McCabe
Cut Bank
Glacier County
Montana Power
Graybill
Montana House of Representatives
C. H. Minette
McCabe
Cascade County
Minette
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
George F. Higgins
Missoula
Leonard Renfield
Emma Allen
Musselshell County
Tax Delinquent Sale Produces Lively Bidding
Public tax delinquent auction in Silver Bow county drew strong bids totaling 31 027 for 108 parcels held in the courthouse lobby by County Commissioners Joe H. Sullivan Loretta L. Sullivan and Frank Gersh. The Kenwood Realty company led a 17 000 bid for a large two and one third lot stake at 21 23 East Broadway.
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Silver Bow
Joe H. Sullivan
Loretta L. Sullivan
Frank Gersh
Kenwood Realty Company
Butte
East Broadway
Silver Bow Park
Richard Heath
Big Four agree on 12 member disarmament commission
Paris report says the Big Four agreed to form a 12 person disarmament commission to begin work next year on Russian and Western proposals. The accord came after a week of secret talks aimed at Acheson’s UN plan and highlighted ongoing disputes over immediate atomic bomb prohibition and controls.
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Francis W. Carpenter
Paris
United States
State Acheson
UN Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
UN General Assembly
Assembly
Philip C. Jessup
Andrei Vishinsky
Selwyn Lloyd
Jules Moch
Padilla Nervo
Caudle Knew His Name Used but Did Nothing
Washington reports show T. Lamar Caudle testifying that he heard of a tax shakedown rumor four months earlier but did not act. He admitted he should have acted and told Nathan he could not tolerate the embarrassment. Teitelbaum described extortion claims involving Caudle and other Washington officials.
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Washington
T. Lamar Caudle
House
Abraham Teitelbaum
Chicago
Frank Nathan
Bert K. Naster
Miami Beach
Fla
Teitelbaum
Nathan
Naster
Caudle
I. T. Cohen
Truman
Justice Department
Dewind
J. Howard McGrath
Representative King
D-Calif
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cohen
Mr. Teitelbaum
Board Approves Wage Increases for Anaconda Workers
The Wage Stabilization Board on Monday approved wage increases totaling 16 cents an hour for about 10,000 employees at Anaconda Copper Mining and Anaconda Wire and Cable in Great Falls. The rise equals 8 cents plus 7 cents from job reclassification, with a third week of vacation after 20 years of service. an insurance provision was deferred pending policy development. The average pre increase wage was about $1.50 per hour.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Great Falls
Kennecott Copper
Phelps-Dodge
American Smelting and Refining Company
Newsman Seaton Named Interim U S Senator in Nebraska
Fred Seaton, 42, Hastings newspaper publisher, was named by Gov. Val Peterson to fill the Nebraska Senate seat left by the death of Kenneth Wherry. Seaton'll serve until the 1952 election, with Jan 8 set for seating. He is a self described liberal conservative.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fred Seaton
Senate
Kenneth 8. Wherry
Val Peterson
Hastings
United States Senate
Seaton
Wherry
Gov
Peterson
Hugh Butler
Omaha
Congress
Minister Warned of Assassination in Indo China
United States Minister Donald Heath again has been warned he is marked for assassination by Communist led rebel forces. The warning, from the Vietnamese police, was confirmed Monday and is the second given to Heath within a year as he handles American aid to the French sponsored states of Indo China against the Vietminh.
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Saigon
Indo-China
United States
Donald Heath
Heath
Vietminh
Schuman backs limited political control for European army
In Strasbourg on December 10 French Foreign Minister Schuman urged a modest political framework for a European army to win British participation. Belgian Foreign Minister Van Zeeland supported a nonmajority college model while cautioning against a heavy superstructure. Italy's De Gasperi urged immediate federation steps and sovereignty cession.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Strasbourg
France
Robert Schuman
Paul van Zeeland
European Consultative Assembly
Rome
Schuman
Council of Ministers
West
Germany
Europe
Britain
van Zeeland
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Medal of Honor Awarded to Sgt Joseph C Rodriguez in Korea
Sgt First Class Joseph C. Rodriguez of San Bernardino California receives the Medal of Honor for a May 21 action in Korea near Munye ri. He single handedly attacked multiple enemy positions, threw grenades, and killed 15 foes despite heavy fire. He was wounded eight days later and is en route to the United States for a ceremony. Rodriguez, 23, was inducted Oct 23 1950 and trained at Camp Carson Colorado.
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Washington
Joseph C. Rodriguez
San Bernardino
Calif
Rodriguez
Korea
Munye-ri
United States
Camp Carson
Colo
Police Gift Greetings to Illegally Parked Cars
Pawtucket police have substituted Christmas cards for red parking fines. The cards, left on windshields, extend holiday greetings to the offenders and their families.
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Pawtucket
R. J
Author Algernon Blackwood Dies in London at 82
British writer Algernon Blackwood, famed for supernatural tales, died in London on Monday at age 82. his work included haunting fantasy and psychological horror pieces popular in early 20th century magazines.
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London
Algernon Blackwood
UN Wins Point to Speed Up Truce Conclave
In Munsan Korea the Communists yielded to Allied demands to begin prisoner exchange talks, aiming to speed the December 27 armistice deadline. A new subcommittee will carry on the talks, first meeting this afternoon, after an on the spot probe of a reported Allied air attack near Kaesong.
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Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
United States Air Force
Andrew J. Kinney
R. E. Libby
Arleigh A. Burke
Lee Sang Cho
Weather Limits Korean War Action to Probes
Weather restricted Allied air operations to 427 strikes against communist rail and supply targets in northwest Korea. Ground activity was quiet with light patrols, sporadic artillery fire, and several minor probing attacks repelled near the Punchbowl. In the south, anti guerrilla operations in the Chini mountains reached mop up with over 100 guerrillas killed and 1,400 captured.
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Seoul
Korea
Eighth Army
Punchbowl
Inje
Pyongyang
Red
South Korea
Chini Mountains
Truman Confers With Advisers on World Situation
President Truman met with top military and diplomatic advisers for 70 minutes as mystery surrounds his Florida vacation return. The White House said Korea talks were discussed among other subjects, with no policy decisions made.
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Washington
Truman
Florida
White House
Joseph Short
Korea
Pentagon
State Department
Key West
Fla
Dan True Dies of Heart Attack in Massachusetts
Dan W True 55 former manager of the Hennessy store in Butte and a longtime Mincing City resident died suddenly of a heart attack Monday night in Wellesley Hills near Boston Massachusetts. Survivors include his wife Catherine son William daughter Roxanna and sisters Dorothy True and Mrs William McCandless. Funeral services in Boston will be attended by his parents in law Mr and Mrs W P Coughlin.
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Dan W. True
Hennessy
Butte
Mincing City
Wellesley Hills
Boston
Mass
W. P. Coughlin
West Mercury
Mr. True
Kansas City
Spartan Radio and Television Company
Portland
West Broadway
Coughlin
Catherine
William
Roxanna
Dorothy True
William McCandless
Maine
Butte Weather Forecast Throws Up Light Snow Mix
Mostly cloudy with light snow on Tuesday and little temperature change. Readings show a low around 22 Tuesday morning and a high near 32 Tuesday afternoon at the airport and 31 at the School of Mines. West of Divide expect cloudy with scattered flurries and little change. fast of Divide reports heavy clouds, snow flurries, and cold with highs 15 to 25.
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School of Mines
Divide
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