U S Warns Bulgaria Over Heath Case
The State Department bluntly reprimanded Bulgaria for its treatment of U S Minister Donald R Heath warning of a possible diplomatic rupture. Undersecretary James E Webb told Bulgaria's charge d affaires Peter Voytov that Bulgaria must mend its restrictions on U S diplomats and drop the false charges against Heath linked to Traicho Kostov's trial. Webb warned that normal relations could not continue if Bulgaria does not apologize or change course.
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Washington
State Department
Bulgaria
United States
Donald R. Heath
James E. Webb
Peter Youtov
Webb
Red
Heath
Traicho Kostov
Sofia
Kostov
Voytov
Groves and Jordan to be recalled by House committee
Congressmen pressed for more details on wartime atomic shipments to Russia recall Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves and Maj. George Jordan. Witnesses to appear next Monday, with Democrats arguing the inquiry arose suddenly amid Republican complaints of notice and timing. Jordan had testified about lend lease planes destined for Moscow in 1943.
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Washington
Russia
Leslie R. Groves
George Racey Jordan
House UN- American Activities Committee
Jordan
Moscow
Great Falls
Mont
Hitler
Groves
GOP
First Claim on Water Urged for Residents
Gov. Forrest Smith announced he will press the Missouri basin inter agency committee to grant domestic users the first claim on the basin water supply. Domestic uses include drinking water sanitation and sewage systems.
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Jefferson City
Forrest Smith
Missouri Basin Inter-Agency
Iowa coed death linked to choking demonstration
Iowa City police report a man, 24, attributes the strangulation death of Margaret Anne Jackson to a choking demonstration during a party. Bednasek, charged with murder, said they were alone in a rooming house near the University of Iowa campus after a Sigma Phi Epsilon dance. He pleaded innocent and a preliminary hearing was set for December 21.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Robert E. Bednasek
University of Iowa
Margaret Ann Jackson
Burlington
Knox Craig
Robert Emil Bednasek
Margaret Anne Jackson
Jack C. White
Bednasek
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Miss Jackson
Margaret
One Light in Helena Tree for Correspondence School Students
Missoula reports state correspondence school officials sent nearly three-quarters of a pound of dimes to Mary M. Condon at Helena to light a Christmas tree on the Capitol grounds. Lights will represent isolated students across Montana. first dime came from a polio victim student.
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Missoula
Mary M. Condon
Helena
Department of Public Instruction Services
Jerry Harball
Beaverhead County
Bette Jean Morgan
Blaine County
Pauline Borho
Capital City
Condon
Spokane
Wash
Joseph A. English, Jr
Oxford University
England
English
Anaconda
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Sterling Soderlind
Billings
Montana State University
Grim Choice Faces Parents Over Son's Cancer
Seattle report says Jack and Mrs Ault face a heartrending decision to remove their 25 year old son Dean's eye to save his life from a malignant tumor. Doctors in Seattle and San Francisco advise eye removal as the only chance, while the parents seek a Portland Oregon specialist and hope for another option.
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Seattle
Wash
U.P
San Francisco
Jack Ault
Dean
Hans Barkan
Elks Eye Clinic
Portland
Ore
China Eyes Swift Reforms to Secure U S Aid on Formosa
A high Nationalist source close to Chiang Kai-shek says Taipei will implement immediate reforms in Formosa to obtain American economic and diplomatic support. Washington reports hint U S backing, with plans for currency and land reforms and urgent arms replenishment amid ongoing clashes. Premier Yen Hsi-shan notes United States relation, Page 10.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
United States
China
Yen Hsi-shan
Ward Says He Paid Commies for 400 Mile Train Ride
United States Consul General Angus Ward disclosed that the Chinese Communists charged him and 19 companions $7,000 for a 400 mile train ride with their baggage from Mukden to Tientsin. The group remained aboard a freighter under the American flag after a year in Mukden.
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Lakeland Victory
Taku Bar
China
U.P
United States
Angus Ward
Mukden
Tientsin
Ward
Ward recalls Mukden trip and Communist ire at law
Ward describes a 40 hour, seven thousand dollar train ride in ancient third class cars to Japan after the Mukden capture. He denounces the Chinese Communist concept of law and the destruction of status of the Mukden consulate as a diplomatic agency of the United States. The interview notes de facto relations with the Mukden city government existed until November 20, 1948.
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Ward
Mukden
United States
Lakeland Victory
Japan
Consulate General
Ward Tells Story Behind His Arrest
United States Consul General Angus Ward testified about the incident at the Lakeland Victory off Taku Bar, saying outsiders organized the arrest and denying beatings. He admitted using force to eject a former Chinese employee, detailing a stairway restraining moment and disputes over pay with Messenger Chi Yu Hung.
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Lakeland Victory
Taku Bar
U.P
United States
Angus Ward
Chi Yu- Hung
Ward
Chi
Cicogna
Franco Cicogna
Shiro
Tatsumi
Notice to Butte Subscribers
The last delivery of papers to Montana Standard subscribers reporting non delivery of their paper by the regular carriers will be made each day at 11 a.m. Complaints of non delivery must be phoned to the circulation department, telephone 5415, before that time to assure delivery of a paper.
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Montana Standard
Telephone 5415
Butte Man Died of Exposure in Sub Zero Cold
Emil F. Nitchie 71 a Butte hunter was found dead Monday after being missing four days in the Highlands area south of Butte Officials say exposure to sub zero cold caused death and a thorough exam will follow once the body thaws He was a former miner and was with Mr and Mrs Val Chon when he separated from them for rabbits searches by sheriffs deputies Boy Scouts and relatives failed to find clues until discovery by the Mayo family near Roosevelt drive and Basin Creek reservoir The body was taken to Sherman and Reed funeral home
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Emil F. Nitchie
Butte
Rocky Highlands
Rudy Sagatovic
Sherman and Reed Funeral Home
Nitchie
Val Chon
William Mayo, Sr
Yale
Robert. Mayo
Highlands Country
Roosevelt Drive
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Maurice Barry
Stanley Richards
Sayatovic
China Gulch
Basin Creek Reservoir
Butte Weather Forecast Forecast
Partly cloudy to cloudy with occasional light snow and continued cool Tuesday. Highs 15 to 25 west of Divide. east of Divide mostly partly cloudy to cloudy with light snows, continued cold. Temperatures range from single digits to mid 20s across locations including School of Mines and Airport. Trace precipitation expected.
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School of Mines
Divide
Hoover urges economy to curb taxes and inflation
Herbert Hoover told a national conference that rising federal costs risk two Frankensteins in the nation, higher taxes and inflation. He urged action by the Hoover committee to implement an eight point reform program he said could cut two billion dollars and improve public service. President Truman, via Key West, promised to push agency mergers and reorganizations in Congress.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
National Re-Organization
Hoover
Citizens Committee
Congress
Hoover Commission
Truman
Key West
Fla
Capitol
Dead passenger among DC airliner crash victims
A Capital airliner in dense fog plunged into the Potomac near National airport killing at least one passenger. Nineteen others were rescued, with several in critical condition. Pilot W. J. Davis and co pilot L. L. Porter, both of Alexander Virginia, were reported trapped as Navy divers attempted to reach the submerged craft.
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Washington
National Airport
Potomac River
Army
Navy
Capital Airlines
W. J. Davis
L. L. Porter
Alexander
Air Force
Bolling Field
Two Men Arrested on Check Forgery Charge in Butte
Police said Edward Jadloski and Thomas Hendrickson admitted attempting to cash a forged $35 check for a $5.90 shirt at a local department store. They travel from Billings to Butte with ties to Sioux Falls and Billings, and face county disposition after confessing to forged checks in multiple cities.
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Edward Jadloski
Thomas J. Hendrickson
Jadloski
Ohio
Hendrickson
Bitterroot Valley
Sioux Falls
S. D
Billings
Miners National
Texas
Butte
Cold Covers West Weather Kills 51
A vast western cold snap stretched from the Canadian border to Arizona, killing 51 people during a ferocious weekend storm. The system, moving eastward, was expected to reach the East Coast by Tuesday night. Tornadoes lashed Arkansas and Missouri as a warm front clashed with the cold, while Utah and Montana logged record lows and New Mexico reported subzero readings.
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Chicago
Arizona
New York
Arkansas
Missouri
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Glasgow
Mont
New Mexico
Rita Hayworth Expected to Deliver Baby Next Week
Sources close to Prince Aly Khan say Rita Hayworth, wife of Aly Khan, is likely to give birth next week in Lausanne Switzerland. The news was reported Monday with confirmation from royal circles.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Five Million Needy Get Two Billion Aid Figures
John L. Thurston, acting federal security administrator, testified that over 5 million Americans receive public assistance costing about 2 billion dollars annually. He noted federal funds cover about half, with the rest from state and local sources, and urged a broadened social safety net including health insurance and expanded public services.
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Washington
John L. Thurston
Federal
Thurston
Thurman
Views Conflict in Rail Hearing
The Rio Grande alleges Union Pacific discriminates against it in ICC hearings while UP cooperates with others. T. K. Earley details instances of alleged bias as the Rio Grande seeks through rates between its territory and UP territory via Ogden Utah. About 200 railroads named as defendants.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
T. K. Earley
Denver
Earley
Rio Grande
ICC
Rio Grande Territory
Ogden
Utah
Gateway
Build Butte Pushes Eight-Hour Day Benefits
A Build Butte spokesman explains eight-hour shifts would raise craft wages from 12 to 16 dollars daily at two dollars per hour and notes a nine month work period yields pay equal to twelve months at six hours. He cites Montana craftsmen as a local exception to nationwide eight-hour day coverage.
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Build Butte
Build
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