Iran Accepts Point Four Loan Aid under Mossadegh
Premier Mossadegh announced Iran accepts a 24 million dollar Point Four technical aid project for 1952 under Truman’s plan. The cabinet approved a yearlong technical cooperation program with publicity goals and national contribution of proceeds.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Mossadegh
William E. Warne
Point Four
U. S
Congress
West
Middle East
Russia
Rites for Blast Victim Arranged
Funeral services for Robert Henry Harris 32 native Butte man fatally injured in a Saturday garage explosion will be held Wednesday at 2 in Duggan's Merrill mortuary. Interment is in Mountain View cemetery. Relatives omitted from a prior story include his in laws and other relatives. State Fire Marshal Art Parsons and local fire officials conducted a preliminary scene inspection and said further technical work is needed before an Inquest can proceed.
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Robert Henry Harris
Butteman
Silver Bow Street
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints
Mountain View Cemetery
Harris
John Murdock
Glen Lyons
Dillon
J. L. Ducie
Whitefish
Frank Fellows
Butte
Art Parsons
Helena
Harold
Bus) Konen
Race Track
John O'Donnell
Rudy Sayatovic
Bomb Explosion Hits AFL Butchers HQ in Illinois Scandal
A bomb exploded Sunday at the AFL Butchers union headquarters in Chicago, potentially the first violence in a million-dollar horsemeat scandal in Illinois. The probe already involves a grand jury, bribery charges and the firing of the state food director and seven aides.
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Chicago
AFL Butchers Union
Illinois
Plane Crash Kills and Injures B17 Crew on Olympic Peak
A B17 returning from a Sandspit search mission clipped Mount Tyler in a snowstorm, killing or missing three and injuring five survivors. The plane skidded down to 5000 feet before bursting into flames. survivors, including pilot Capt Casimir Hybki and crew chief Sgt Carl Cargall, were hospitalized at Port Angeles.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
Mount
Tyler
Coast Guard
Port Angeles
Sandspit
Queen Charlotte Islands
British Columbia
McChord
Casimir F. Hybki
Tacoma
Carl E. S. Cargall
Tillicum
Hybki
Dungeness
Survivors recall ordeal of Helena girl in plane crash
Seven of 43 aboard survived a Korean airlift crash off Canada's Queen Charlotte Islands after a 90 minute wait on a half submerged wreck. The stewerdess Jane Cheadle, formerly of Helena Montana, died as waves swept others away. Survivors were rescued by a fisherman’s skiff after battling icy seas and engine trouble.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
Canada
North Pacific
Sandspit
Queen Charlotte Islands
McChord
Japan
Pfc
Demetris G. Apostolan
Hinton
W. Va
Jane Cheadle
Helena, Mont
Apostolan
H. D. Maynard
Spruce Pine
Ala
Miss Cheadle
Two Skiers Missing After Baldy Avalanche at Sun Valley
A search by expert skiers on Baldy Mountain sought two student skiers believed killed in an avalanche that buried part of the Sun Valley resort on January 20. An instructor, Victor Gottschalk, 37, was killed when snow swept a section of Broadway run. the missing are Arthur Gardner, 39, New York City, and Stuart Fraser, 35, Ensenada, Mexico.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Baldy Mountain
Arthur Gardner
New York City
Stuart Fraser
Ensenada
Mexico
Victor Gottschalk
Munich
Germany
Lookout Knoll
Mount Baldy
Broadway
Gottschalk
Taft would seek ceasefire in Korea if president
Senator Robert A. Taft said he would seek a truce in Korea as president, arguing that even a stalemate ceasefire is preferable to a prolonged stalemate war. He spoke on Sunday, framing the issue around avoiding further escalation while pursuing a negotiated halt to fighting.
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Taft
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Korea
Butte Community Hospital Opens Today with Transfer of Patients
Butte's new Community Memorial hospital will open Monday at 9 am for admission of medical and surgical patients. About 40 will be transferred from Murray hospital. The $4.4 million building will initially not admit maternity or pediatric patients. The Murray clinic will continue operations. the hospital will cover most local hospital insurance. The outpatient wing will serve miners and industrial contract patients for now. Arrangements should be made through family physicians for room reservations.
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Butte
Community Memorial Hospital
Murray Hospital
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. B. Talbot
Murray Clinic
H. H. James
Talbot
Tunisia Quiet After Nationalist Riots Subside
Calm returns to Tunisia after three days of Nationalist rioting in the French protectorate. In Kairouan shops were looted and two demonstrators injured. Tunis shops and cafes remain closed as police reduce patrols and French troops guard only the British consulate and residency. Death toll exceeds a dozen with many wounded.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Kairouan
Carthage
Burglars Shot Dead in Albuquerque Bar Trap
Albuquerque police killed two of six burglars in a bar trap after an anonymous tip. The dead were Richard Gandora, 16, of Albuquerque and Corp. James Burnett, 24, of Dalton, Georgia, an airman at Kirtland AFB. Six others are held for investigation.
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Albuquerque
Frank Doyle
Richard Gandora
Corp
James Burnett
Dalton
Kirtland Air Force Base
Doyle
UN moves to set February closing date
UN diplomats expect the United Nations Assembly to wrap up by early February as most major work is finished. Only a dramatic breakthrough in the Korean War could lengthen the session, observers said Sunday in Paris.
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Paris
United Nations Assembly
Emerson School Skaters Win City Meet In Ice Carnival
Emerson School riders win the city ice carnival at Clark Park as the boys and girls skate teams take first place for the fourth straight year. Greeley finishes second in the event, part of the 33rd annual city meet.
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Emerson School
Greeley Strong
Butte
Clark Park
Emerson entries top scoring as Greeley holds
Emerson led with 51 points in a tight meet, Greeley close behind at 41, St John 21, Grant 15, with 13 of 27 schools scoring. No records fell. crowd of 461 watched a high quality indoor-style rink contest amid talk of moving to Civic Center next year. Mayor Morgan and Alderman Lindquist led carnival efforts.
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Emerson
Greeley
St. John
Grant
St. Joseph
McKinley
Monroe
New Civic Center
Thomas R. Morgan
John Lindquist
American Nun Dies in Egypt Sparks U S Warning
Sister Anthony aged 52 was shot in a gun battle on the convent steps in Ismailia as Anglo Egyptian fighting for the Suez canal escalates. The U S consul Ellis A Johnson rushed to Ismailia to gather details for Cairo and the embassy promised appropriate action after full inquiry.
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Ismailia
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. S
Anthony
Sisters of Charity
Bridget Ann Timbers
Croton-on-Hudson
Peekskill
N. Y
Ellis A. Johnson
Port Said
Cairo
Taft backs Eisenhower if he is the Republican nominee
Senator Taft said on NBC Meet the Press that if General Eisenhower becomes the Republican candidate he will support him. He added that as president and Taft in the Senate the two could reconcile policies, noting questions of degree rather than principle.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
NBC
Meet the Press
Senate
GOP Candidates Claim New Help
AP dispatch from San Francisco reports backers of Eisenhower Taft Stassen Warren and Darby claiming strengthened positions after a midwinter national committee meeting. Eisenhower backers boast major gains Taft leaders say solid lead Stassen insists he runs on his own Warren aides seek to shift conservatism Lodge and Ingalls predict nomination on the first ballot.
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San Francisco
National Committee
Dwight D Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Harry Darby
Kansas
Chicago
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United Nations Admits Bomb Attack on Bridge
United Nations command in Munsan Korea acknowledged that four Allied aircraft bombed a highway bridge last Friday, while denying that the bombing and strafing hit the Communist convoy. The armistice talks continued with no progress as both sides maintained hard lines on airfield restrictions and North Korea internal affairs.
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Munsan
Korea
Armistice Supervision Subcommittee
Hsieh Fang
North Korea
Reds
Claude Ferenbaugh
Camp Fire Girls Luncheon Draws 700 Attendees in Butte
Miss Alice Bastow spoke at the 24th annual New Year's luncheon of the Butte Camp Fire Girls at the Masonic Temple. About 700 Camp Fire Girls Bluebirds parents and workers attended as Gretchen Grunenfelder served as toastmistress and introduced the speaker.
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Alice Bastow
Mental Hygiene
Butte Camp Fire Girls
Masonic Temple
Camp Fire
Bluebirds
Gretchen Grunenfelder
Camp Fire Girl
Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Regions
Mostly cloudy and colder Monday and Monday night with light snow flurries. Monday highs around 20 and lows near 5. Montana west of Divide sees cloudy skies with light snow. north and east expect blowing snow and easterly winds, highs around 20 to 25. Partly cloudy Monday night with colder conditions in some areas.
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Butte
School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Truman Budget Seeks 83 Billion for New Fiscal Year
President Truman will request about 83 billion dollars in new funds for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The figure would be roughly 10 billion less than the current year demand, though actual spending is expected to exceed the budget.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Budget figures predict 85 billion with no tax hike
Washington report notes President Truman’s proposed federal budget for the next fiscal year calls for about 85.5 billion dollars in spending and roughly 71 billion in revenue, creating an estimated deficit near 14 billion despite tax proposals. Congressional leaders say additional taxes are unlikely this year, with cuts in spending expected and the budget chairing committee already at work ahead of the formal submission.
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Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Truman
Halleck
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House
John W. McCormack
National Broadcasting Company
American Forum of the Air
Massachusetts
McCormack
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Trueman
Capitol Hill
Senate
Drifting of Snow Should Diminish Across Montana
AP dispatch from Helena notes northerly winds easing snow drifts east of the Continental Divide and forecast highs from 0 to 25 degrees in north and east regions, with western areas reaching 20 to 25. Road closures persist on Montana 1 south of Ennis and U S 2 between Essex and Summit, while U S 91 over Monida pass stays closed on the Idaho side.
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Helena
Mont
Continental Divide
Weather Bureau
Mountain Barrier
Divide
Highway Department
Montana
Ennis
Essex
Summit
U. S. 91
Monida Pass
Idaho
Miles City
Broadus
Glasgow
Havre
Great Falls
Livingston
Lewistown
Kalispell
Butte
Missoula
Drummond
Dillon
MacArthur’s Pilot Resigns from Air Force
Lt. Col. Anthony Story a longtime pilot and aide to Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur disclosed he has resigned from the Air Force. The reserve officer stepped down last Tuesday to join a distilling company, and flew the general home from Tokyo when Mac Arthur was relieved of his Pacific command last May.
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New York
Anthony Story
Douglas MacArthur
Air Force
Story
Tokyo
MacArthur
Pacific
Cargo from Flying Enterprise washes ashore at Guernsey
Crated motorcycles thousands of candies mail bags and assorted luggage washed ashore on the island of Guernsey in the English Channel. Seamen say the drifting cargo probably came from the sunken American freighter Flying Enterprise.
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London
Guernsey
English Channel
Flying Enterprise
Creamery Group Hears Butte Man Speak at Banquet
Bourke MacDonald of Butte delivered the major address at a Montana Creameries association banquet at the Finlen hotel in Butte. Mayor Thomas Morgan welcomed attendees as 103 members gathered for second day sessions, with remarks from W. H. Schulte and other officials. Thomas Joyce spoke on state laws, replacing Arnold Olson.
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Bourke MacDonald
Butte
Finlen Hotel
Montana Creameries Association
MacDonald
Thomas Morgan
Association
W. H. Schulte
Glendive
H. B. Hirsch
C. W. Decker
Thomas McMasters
Helena
Thomas Joyce
Montana
Joyce
Arnold Olson
Cardinal Spellman: Vatican not anxious on ambassador
Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York said the Vatican would like to have an ambassador but isn’t anxious about the matter after a 30 day trip that included a stay with combat troops in Korea. He spoke at Logan Airport after returning aboard a trans Atlantic flight. He noted outsiders struggle to understand the protest against appointing an ambassador from the United States to the Vatican.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Vatican
Korea
Logan International Airport
Spellman
United States
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