Wreck injures three in Butte. teen in critical condition
Three Butte residents were injured when a car overturned on Upper Nine Mile road near the Golden Gate Saloon Monday night. Von Murrell 16 suffers a brain concussion and is listed in critical condition. Helen Hamilton 34 and her son Charles 10 sustained bruises with exams pending.
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Butte
Golden Gate
Nine Mile Road
von Murrell
West Quartz
Helen Hamilton
West Woolman
Charles
Hamilton
St James Hospital
Highway Patrol
Thomas Cahill
Wesley Hamilton
James Hamilton
Joe Locke
Wesley
Cahill
Owl and
City Taxi Company
Herb Slack
James Lester
Maurice Barry
Elmer Sullivan
Charles Erb
Max Weber
Allies Repel North Korean Assault on Heartbreak Ridge
Allied forces repelled a North Korean attack of about 750 troops on Heartbreak Ridge in eastern Korea. The assault began Monday night with heavy artillery and mortar barrages totaling 1,300 rounds, as the Communists attacked several points along a 4 7 mile sector. UN troops answered with heavy fire and the Reds reportedly broke off the assault before midnight.
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Seoul
Heartbreak Ridge
Korea
United Nations
Red
Heartbreak
Chorwon Hills
Eighth Army
Housewives Revolt Hit By Federal Tax Ruling
Dallas June 30. Federal Judge William H. Atwell ruled Congress may withhold social security taxes from domestic workers wages, a setback for 12 Marshall Texas housewives who had refused to collect the tax. Attorneys said they will appeal to the Fifth Court of Civil Appeals.
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Dallas
Texas
Marshall
William H. Atwell
Congress
Fifth Court of Civil Appeals
Argentine Woman Allergic to Hubby
A Buenos Aires wife sought legal separation claiming she is allergic to her husband. She presented a medical certificate noting a painful rash when in his presence. In Argentina divorces are not granted and names of parties seeking separation are not made public.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Marine Reserve Week Proclaimed in Mining City
The week June 30 to July 7 is proclaimed Marine Corps Reserve week in the mining city. Mayor Thomas R. Morgan honors the newly activated 36th Special Infantry Company of the United States Marine Corps Reserve and salutes the Marines as a fighting unit. Capt. Robert Clark commands the unit with Capt. Chuck Burgess as executive officer and Lt. William T. Paul as company officer. Pvt. Roger L. Aniston is the first recruit. Corp. Albert W. Fogarty is listed among early enlistees.
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Marine Corps Reserve
Thomas R. Morgan
Marine Corps
36Th Special Infantry Company
United States Marine Corps Reserve
Robert
Bob) Clark
Whitehall
Charles
Chuck) Burgess
Deer Lodge
William T. Paul
Butte
Roger L. Aniston
West Granite
Albert W. Fogarty
North Excel
Butte Montana Weather Forecast for Tuesday
Clear and cooler Tuesday morning in Butte with partly cloudy conditions and little temperature change Tuesday afternoon and evening. Minimum 35 and maximum 67. In Montana west of Divide expect partly cloudy Tuesday and night with scattered showers and little change. high 65 to 70. East of Divide fair Tuesday with showers west, warmer inland. high 70 to 80 west and 80 to 88 east.
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Butte
Montana
Divide
Haney elected superintendent of Butte schools
George Haney longtime Butte high school principal was chosen Monday night as superintendent of schools in Butte School District No. 1. He succeeds Harry Ross and takes office immediately. Haney, a 1906 native, trained at Montana School of Mines and MSU, has 21 years in education, and previously led Fairview schools. He will be replaced as high school principal by an as yet unnamed successor.
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George Haney
Butte High School
Harry Ross
Haney
Butte
Cleveland School
Montana School of Mines
Montana State University
Fairview
Fairview High School
Fairview Commercial Club
Scott W. Fries
BHS
School of Mines
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club
Rotary Club
Montana High School Association
Silver Bow County Pioneer Trails Association
Highly
Wage-Price Control Law Extension Signed by President
President Truman signed a 10 month extension of the basic authority for price and wage controls, with amendments that officials say weaken tools. The bill extends allocations and priorities for scarce materials to June 30 1953, while federal rent controls expire September 30 unless extended. Regulation X remains unchanged.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
House
Senate
Hearings to Open Today on GOP Delegate Fights
Republican delegates fight heats up in Chicago as Taft and Eisenhower clash over seven states and 72 key votes. Hearings before the Republican National Committee begin Tuesday with both camps filing arguments and Dewey arriving to bolster campaigns.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Committee
Texas
Washington
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Lodge
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Houston
Associated Press
Yanks Downed 18 Red Jets in June
Seoul July 1 The Fifth Air Force reports June air combat in northwest Korea with an 18 to 1 Sabre to MIG advantage. Sabres destroyed 18 MIGs, plus three propeller fighters, and a Marine night fighter downed another. 15 Fifth Air Force planes were lost to ground fire and four failed to return.
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
U. S
Korea
Air Force
Anaconda Voters Defeat School Tax Hike Request
Anaconda voters reject a five mill tax increase sought by the Anaconda school district to raise about 45000 for teachers salaries and repairs at the senior and junior high schools and Beaver Dam grade school. turnout was 794 of 3775 with 474 against and 320 for. precinct results: Beaver Dam 17 for 10 against, Daly 156 for 223 against, Lincoln 147 for 241 against. Canvass planned at July 14 board meeting.
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Anaconda
Trustees of
Beaver Dam
Daly School
Lincoln School
Herb Swanson
Victory Special to Lead Eisenhower Campaign Train
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will ride a “Victory special” train to the GOP national convention in Chicago with campaign events planned in Nebraska and Iowa. He will deliver a brief speech in Lincoln and appear on NBC’s We the People from Ames before arriving in Chicago for the convention. The adviser noted Eisenhower intends no compromise with Senator Taft over Texas delegates.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Nebraska
Iowa
Lincoln
Neb
Ames
NBC
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Texas
Wreckage of C47 Sighted Near Snag Alaska
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports sighting wreckage of a military C47 in a lake about 30 miles northwest of Snag in Yukon territory. The 10th Air Rescue squadron at Ladd Air Force Base is to inspect the finding, with authorities unaware of any prior C47 wrecks in the Snag area.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
U.P
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Snag
Yukon Territory
Ladd Air Force Base
Steelworkers and executives meet in hush hush strike end talks
In Pittsburgh leaders of the CIO United Steelworkers press for quick contract settlements with several steel firms. The talks remain secret as unions seek union shop terms while some smaller companies lean toward Wage Stabilization Board guidance.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
USW
Philip Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
Former Butte Man Found Burned to Death in Car
Don Cannon a 42 year old formerly of Butte Mont is tentatively identified as the burned man found in a car near Wallace Idaho The body was discovered on Monday morning after Cannon and two companions Raymond Page and Henry J Olson Booth left the car upright then left it The two men were detained for questioning They claimed all three had been drinking and left Cannon at the car while they sought more drinks at Burke.
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Wallace
Idaho
Don Cannon
Butte
Mont
Archie J. McPhail
Cannon
Wallace Burke
McPhail
Raymond Page
Henry J. Olson Booth
Sunshine Mine
Page
Olson
Burke
Britain Urges Higher Salaries for Queen and Duke
A cross party select committee asks Parliament to raise Queen Elizabeth II's yearly salary to 475000 pounds and the Duke of Edinburgh's to 40000 pounds. The shifts reflect higher royal living costs with the Queen funded to manage palaces and grocer needs while Philip, recovering from jaundice, gains naval promotion pay.
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London
Britain
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
George VI
Royal Navy
Philip
Navy
Indian George Everybody Talks About jailed for vocal disturbance
MT VERNON Wash June 30 Indian named George Everybody Talks About was jailed Monday on a charge of raising a vocal disturbance on a street corner.
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MT. Vernon
Wash
U.P
George
Senate Approves Record Military Budget for 1953
The Senate approved a 1953 military budget totaling about 46.4 billion dollars in cash and credit for the armed forces and sent the bill to a House Senate conference. Major allocations cover Army Navy and Air Force with notable Air Force contract authority replacing cash funds.
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Washington
Senate
House
Truman
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
House Conference Committee
White House
Congress
Mr. Truman
Army
Navy
Air Force
O’mahoney
Stevenson Open to Draft Possibility for Democratic Nomination
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson signaled openness to a draft for the Democratic presidential race while pledging not to participate in any move to draft him. Illinois party figures and NY supporters push Harriman, as Eisenhower gains momentum among GOP governors at the state executives conference. Dewey predicts a strong Eisenhower path by the third ballot, while Taft backers in Utah weigh November prospects.
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Houston
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Truman
Jacob Aivery
Stevenson
Paul Fitzpatrick
New York
Averell Harriman
Mutual Security
Thomas E. Dewey
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Communists Reject Path to Peace in Korea Talks
Allied truce delegates at Panmunjom urged the Communists toward an armistice pathway Tuesday, but Gen Nam Il insisted on returning all Red Korean and Chinese POWs. Maj Gen Harrison called the prisoner exchange draft exhaustive, noting a potential loophole for agreement. Nam reiterated that only accepting the May 2 Red proposal, which would force returns, could reach a deal. The talks adjourned after 29 minutes and will resume Wednesday.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Nam Il
William K. Harrison
Harrison
North Korea
China
Nam
Spectacular Brooklyn Fire Traced to Old Trolley Barn
A massive blaze at Manhattan Avenue and Box Street in Brooklyn on Monday destroyed eight buildings and homes. One man dead suspected. damage estimated between 500000 and 1000000 dollars. Thirteen alarms, hundreds of firefighters, and seventeen minor injuries reported. Red Cross units rushed to scene as officials compared it to a historic Greenpoint and arson-linked fires in recent years.
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New York
Brooklyn
Red Cross
Manhattan Avenue
Box Street
Greenpoint
Manhattan
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Mike Hennelly
Linda Lee
Lad
Marine Reserve
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