Mao and Stalin plan to Sovietize all Asia says Yen Hsi-shan
Taipei Formosa January 8 Premier Yen Hsi shan quoted as saying Chinese Communist Leader Mao Tze tung and Premier Josef Stalin are working on a master plan to Sovietize all of Asia Mao has been in Moscow since December with no further details available from the Nationalist government at this time
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U S Japanese Alliance Discussed By MacArthur And Jessup
In Tokyo Gen Douglas MacArthur and Dr Philip Jessup discussed a possible Japanese American alliance to defend Japan. They contemplated a separate peace with a future alliance including U S bases in Japan if such a treaty is signed. Jessup arrived for a Far East tour to discuss a peace treaty and other problems.
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Dean Acheson
Russia
China
McGrath Says FBI Wiretap Policy Needs No Change
Attorney General J Howard Mc Grath announced he has fully reviewed FBI wiretap activities and sees no reason at the present time for any change in the agency policy. The statement came Sunday night from Washington amid questions about surveillance methods.
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FBI
War to the Death Is Promised by Mme Chiang Kai-shek
Mme Chiang Kai-shek pledged Nationalist China to a war to the death against Communist armies in a farewell to the United States. She said guerillas would rise behind Communist lines and that Chiang Kai-shek would fight a last ditch battle on Formosa. She warned Britain as a moral weakling for recognizing the regime and announced her departure to join her husband in Formosa.
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Senators Question Sharing Atomic Secrets With Britain
U S senators debate whether Britain should receive US atomic secrets and bombs as talks on a three nation partnership resume. Critics cite Britain’s recognition of Communist China and warn of risks, while others urge renewing wartime collaboration with Britain and Canada.
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Britain
Canada
Rodgers 64 Anaconda concentrator chief dies at home
Rodgers 64 longtime Anaconda Copper Mining Co official and former Montana AI MME president died Sunday at 10 30 AM in his home 704 Locust Anaconda He was born January 7 1886 in Toledo Ohio educated in Boston moved west in 1910 to Great Falls then to Anaconda in 1914 Surviving are wife Eleanor two sons and daughters in law a son in law and daughter and nine grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending at Kendrick funeral home
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Ill
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Rolla
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Budget clashes loom as Truman eyes 1951 plan
President Truman expected to propose a fiscal 1951 budget around 42 billion dollars with a deficit. He will seek a moderate tax increase while Republicans push for spending cuts to balance the budget. Key lawmakers debate excises, corporate and high income taxes, and education and displaced persons legislation amid a tight military and foreign aid envelope.
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Sam Rayburn
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Ohio
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Spectacular Sunday fire damages Butte Winter Garden alleys
A Sunday morning blaze in Butte destroyed the Holbrook building roof and caused an estimated 75000 in damage to the Winter Garden bowling alleys. Firemen battled for over five hours, preventing spread to nearby businesses. maple lanes may be salvaged though reestablishment costs reach about 75000. The fire may have started from defective wiring between the false ceiling and roof. Local owners Calloway and Profozich noted 60 percent insurance and planned rebuilding.
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Snowstorm Hits Spokane Area With 18.5 Inches
Eastern Washington and Idaho faced record snowfall with at least one death. Harry Carver, 58, of Spokane, died of a heart attack while digging out his car as crews labored around the clock. Bonners Ferry, Idaho logged 40 inches. many arterials stayed open. The Northwest weather picture remained unsettled with near freezing temps and possible disturbances.
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Idaho
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Spokane Weather Bureau
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Crow’s Nest Pass
British Columbia
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Weather Forecast for Montana Plains and Divide Area
Mostly cloudy with snow and colder Monday. Highs 25 to 32 at Divide regions and 5 to 15 in the far north and east. Additional readings show range up to 32 and lows from 0 to 16 at various locations including mines and airports.
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Divide
Displaying Nazi Looted Silver at United Nations Galleries
New York report details a vast collection of silver looted by Nazi armies, hidden in German salt mines. The exhibit at United Nations galleries offers former owners a chance to reclaim identified items, then proceeds fund refugee relief and rehabilitation for displaced people.
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International Refugee Organization
Europe
China Demands Expulsion Of Nationalist Delegates At UN
London Jan 8 Communist China told the United Nations Security Council that Nationalist China’s representatives were illegal and demanded their immediate expulsion.
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London
China
Security Council
United Nations
China Nationalist gunboats shell U S freighter Flying Arrow
The Nationalist gunboats fired about 38 shells at the Isbrandtsen line freighter Flying Arrow in international waters near Shanghai. A fire started on the after deck and No 5 hold caught, while the American flag at the stern was struck. No casualty details were immediately available. The State Department had not issued formal reports.
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Wife of Marine Held in China Seeks Action in Washington
Mrs Shirley Bender 25 wife of M Sgt Elmer C Bender escorted by a navy officer left Chicago for Washington to press U S officials for progress on her husband held by Chinese Communists since 1948. She plans to visit the State Department and Senator Paul Douglas, hoping for stronger protests and a response on the four year detention. Her daughter Kathy will be cared for by relatives during the trip.
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William C. Smith
White Mont
China
Tsingtao
State Department
Paul Douglas
D-Il
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Labor Share Of Building Costs Debated In Butte Meeting
Builders craftsmen and Build Butte members discussed labor’s share of building costs. Estimates ranged from nine to 10 percent to about 50 percent with figures citing 630000 for labor on a 6310000 annual value, and national averages around 25 percent, plus materials at 20 percent.
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