Plans Completed for Chamber Dinner Tuesday
Reservations for the Chamber of Commerce banquet on Tuesday evening January 10 are rising with over 150 already booked for the 7 p.m. Silver Bow ballroom Finlen Hotel. Dr. Royal L. Garff Utah University economist and professor will speak and give an informal, informative address to about 300 members and guests chaired by Robert D. Corette.
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Chamber of Commerce
Royal L. Garff
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Robert D. Corette
Chamber
Dr. Garff
Great Falls
Butte
Garff
Businessmen’s Conventions
Chambers of Commerce
Clubs
Algeria's Little War Mirrors Quiet Yet Fierce Independence
Algeria's struggle for secession from France unfolds across a vast land four times the size of France with 80 million Moslems and a million French residents. The National Liberation Army fights in hills while urban Nationalists lash out with grenades and knives, as outlawed groups in mountain hideouts coordinate with leaders in Cairo and Tripoli.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
National Liberation Army
Cairo
Tripoli
Most Wanted Man Is Found in Jail
Thaddeus Ohrnowicz, once numbered 13 on New York City’s most wanted list, is confirmed in Green Haven Prison Stormville New York after his mother said he had already surrendered and is serving a sentence from December 1954 following a third degree robbery plea.
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New York
Thaddeus Ohrnowicz
Ohrnowicz
Orhnowicz
Ludwica
Green Haven
Stormville
N. Y
Prjice
One Way Traffic on Broadway and Park Starts Monday
City council authorized Monday the start of one way traffic on Broadway and Park between Montana and Arizona. Park will flow east and Broadway west with four moving lanes and two parking lanes each. Traffic signals will be set for 15 mph and lane-use rules enforce right turns from right lanes and left turns from left lanes. Dakota and Hamilton Streets remain one way with limited lanes and parking.
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Park Street
Broadway
Montana
Arizona
Butte City Lines
Walkerville -Meaderville - McQueen
Oregon Avenue
South Main
Englewood
West Side
Racetrack
South
Centerville
Park
Park Streets
Arizona Streets
Trafic
Dakota Street
Galena
Hamilton Street
Dakota
Hamilton
Malaya presses for independence within or from Commonwealth
Prince Abdul Rahman announced in Bombay that Malaya will proclaim independence on Aug. 31 next year while in route to London for talks with Eden's government. He praised India's 1947 path and signaled possible Commonwealth ties as Britain and Malaysia gear to end colonial rule amid guerrilla war. Singapore remains a British colony as Malaya forms a nine-state federation with Penang and Malacca.
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Bombay
India
Malaya
Prince Abdul Rahman
Prince Abdul
London
Burma
Britain
Prince
Malayan
Malcolm MacDonald
Southeast Asia
Singapore
Karachi
Pakistan
Eden
Sudan
Egypt
Cairo
Penang
Malacca
Malay Peninsula
Ten Die in Wreck Near Katihar India
Ten people were killed and 12 injured when a passenger train collided with a freight train near Katihar in Bihar State on Saturday, reports said.
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New Delhi
India
Katihar
Bihar
Five Year Old Girl Susan Cadieux Dies After Assault
In London Ontario a 5-year-old girl Susan Cadieux was found dead after a 14 hour search. Police say she was criminally assaulted and died of exposure in freezing 14 degree weather near the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks. A known sex offender is in custody for questioning.
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London
Susan
Mike
Pat
Walter Cadieux
Monday Dollar Day Lights Up Butte Stores
Butte's January Dollar Day returns with stores open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. offering big savings on almost all merchandise. See today's Montana Standard for a list of bonafide bargains.
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Butte
Montana
Democrats to Name Largest Delegation for 1956 Nomination
The Democratic National Committee calls for the largest convention delegation in party history. It allows each state and territory to send up to twice its total vote allotment with half votes, detailing district and at-large distributions totaling 1,372 votes and 2,744 potential delegates.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
U. S
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Italian Vampire jet crashes in Passanzi house blaze
An Italian air force Vampire jet fighter crashed into a house near Passanzi on Saturday. The crash killed four children and an 18-year-old girl and left three others slightly injured. The pilot parachuted to safety after engine failure and a wing broke off.
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Passanzi
Italy
Eisenhower to discuss health in Key West news conference
President Eisenhower will hold an informal news conference in Key West to discuss his health recovery after a heart attack and his plans, though White House aides doubt he will address re election. James Hagerty says no questions on political future. the session will be filmed for TV and radio use.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Florida
Washington
Snyder
Eisenhower Holds First News Conference in Five Months
President Eisenhower will meet reporters in an informal session on Sunday seeking at least a hint on a second term. Observers expect questions about his future plans as he resumes public engagements after a lapse in press briefings.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Hill predicts quick Senate action on school aid plan
Senator Hill says President Eisenhower will send a school construction aid message next week signaling renewed Senate push. The Labor and Public Welfare Committee will hold hearings after submission. Hill expects a larger plan than last year’s 200 million dollars over three years with direct grants.
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Washington
Sen
Hill
D-Ala
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Folsom
Kelley in satisfactory condition after heart attack in Arizona
Cornelius F. Kelley former Anaconda Company board chairman was stricken by a heart attack while visiting Arizona mining properties and remained in satisfactory condition at a hospital in Inspiration on Saturday. Kelley has been hospitalized since Wednesday after the attack.
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Ariz
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Company Board
Arizona
Kelley
Anaconda
Senator George Bucks Foreign Aid Stance Quietly Turns Tough
Senator George of Georgia, head of the Foreign Relations Committee, rejects a long range economic aid program. He favors limited military spending but opposes any 5 or 10 year pipeline for economic assistance abroad, challenging Eisenhower's plan and complicating Senate support. He notes possible specific aid if justified but opposes broader commitments.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Congressional Democrats
State of the Union
America
Russell
Senate
House
Dulles
Ellender urges nonpartisan farm legislation push
Sen. Ellender at a conference with Secretary Benson and Sen. Aiken urged keeping new farm legislation out of partisan politics. He said a bill reflecting farmers and Department of Agriculture recommendations could pass quickly, challenging an administration proposal seen as political leverage. Eisenhower to outline farm program Monday.
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Washington
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
GOP
Senate Farm Group
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Mansfield Urges Daily Review Of U S Foreign Policy
Senator Mansfield urged a day to day assessment of American foreign policy to promptly counter Russian cold war moves. He criticized U S policy as too rigid and said flexibility is needed to adapt to evolving situations.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Montana Democrat
Montana Weather Summary for Sunday and Monday
Partly cloudy conditions in the east and north with fair southeast Montana. Western mountains expect few showers rain and snow, high 35 to 45. northeast 10 to 20. West Montana cloudy with occasional snow or rain, high 30 to 40. little temperature change into Monday. Table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 30 p m Saturday.
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Montana
Eisenhower name likely to appear on New Hampshire primary ballot
A high ranking Republican said Eisenhower’s name will be listed in New Hampshire’s March 13 primary with White House no objection. Filing deadline is Feb. 1. NH GOP chairman Judge Treat said petitions are circulating and White House stay or withdrawal not yet decided.
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Concord
N. H
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
White House
Associated Press
GOP
William W. Treat
Treat
Truman
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
NATO
Europe
Taft
Ohio
Harold Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
Eight Americans Earn Five Million In 1954 Records Show
Records show only eight Americans had a gross income of five million dollars in 1954. An additional 219 Americans reported incomes between one and five million, with Want Ads offered to boost earnings and help advertisers sell, rent, or find work.
Rioters In Amman And Jerusalem Attack U S Buildings
Angry mobs in Amman and Jerusalem attacked American facilities tied to Western defense aid after concerns over Premier Hashem's resignation. Rioters burned the Amman technical aid building, smashed the Jerusalem consulate windows, and tore down the U S flag, while Arab Legion troops used tear gas and rifles. One rioter was killed amid clashes as censorship appeared to limit local coverage.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Amman
Jerusalem
Ibrahim Hashem
Russia
Jordan-administered
Stars and Stripes
Arab Legion
Jordan Radio
Peoples Front
William Cale
U. S
Seven Die When Train Hits Car in Indiana Collision
In rural Indiana seven New Carlisle residents perished when a Maple Leaf Limited train struck their station wagon en route to a basketball tournament. Two youths survived. victims include Mrs. Louis Berzai and her three daughters, plus two New Carlisle High School B team members.
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South Bend
Ind
New Carlisle
New Carlisle High School
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Maple Leaf Limited
Louis Berzai
South Bend Exterminator Company
Elizabeth
Barbara Ann
Josephine
Martha Kleine
Thomas McCord Baird
John Hooton
Roger Line
Eugene Roznski
Berzai
Walkerton
Loyal Marker
Sheriff’s Office
Three Young Boys Die in Oil Stove Fire
In Hamilton Ohio three boys ages five four and fourteen died when an oil stove exploded starting a fire in their frame house. Fire Chief Bert Augspurber said the boys were sons of Mr and Mrs John Frost. The mother escaped but suffered burns attempting to rescue them as four volunteer fire departments battled the blaze.
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Hamilton
Ohio
U.P
Bert Augspurber
Williamdale
John Frost
Billy
Barry
Philip
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