Minnesota races see Thye leads over Shipstead in early returns
Governor Edward J. Thye and Luther Youngdahl lead in Minnesota Republican primaries backed by Harold Stassen as 571 of 3706 precincts report. Thye holds nearly 50 000 votes to Shipstead’s 31 000. Youngdahl leads Petersen in governor race. Democratic Labor vote totals show Frank Ryan edging Theo dore Jorgenson. Widening contests in Utah and Washington follow.
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Minnesota
Edward J. Thye
Stassen
Henrik Shipstead
Congress
United Nations
Thye
Shipstead
Democratic-Farmer Labor
Frank Ryan
Minneapolis
St. Olaf College
Theodore Jorgenson
Harold Barker
John J. McDonough
Utah
Washington
Hugh Mitchell
Mon C. Wallgren
Russell Fluent
Sam C. Herren
Bremerton
Harry Cain
Tacoma
J. Parkhurst Douglass
Seattle
Hugh de Lacy
Howard Costigan
Joseph D. Roberts
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James Roosevelt
de Lacy
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
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Abe Murdock
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Edward J. McPolin
Park City
Granger
Truman
Chinese Red Says Situation Worse in Fighting Across China
A Chinese Communist spokesman said peace negotiations were in deadlock and fighting was breaking out nationwide like small fires. He warned they could become a grave conflagration unless stopped, citing clashes in Manchuria and renewed talks with Chiang Kai-shek and cadet leaders. The spokesman said Chou En-lai abandoned direct settlement efforts after three inconclusive sessions and met with Gen. Marshall to explain the Communist stance.
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Fate of Convicted Murderer in Hands of Governor
Pittsfield on July 8 Gov. Maurice J Tobin will decide John F Noxon Jr fate after Judge Abraham Pinaski revoked a stay of sentence in Berkshire junior court The Pittsfield attorney was convicted of killing his six month old son last Monday night Monsey night spelling the central case By order of the court the last legal barrier to execution was removed paving the way for a governor decision
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Maurice J. Tobin
Abraham Pinaski
Noxon
Berkshire
British Loan Clears First Barrier in 181 to 67 House Vote
The $3.75 billion British loan passed the House 181 to 67 after President Truman warned defeat would imperil the United Nations plan for economic cooperation. The measure now moves to a four day Senate debate, with Byrnes urging ratification from Paris.
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Arabs Air Views on Palestine Debates British and US role
The Arab league in notes to Britain and the United States challenged US intervention before a United Nations case. It criticized Jewish emigration plans and warned of unrest in Palestine and the Arab East. In Jerusalem, tension rose as Arabs threatened civil disobedience amid arrests of Jews and a British inspection by Gen. Miles Dempsey.
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Middle East
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Brit
Australia Seeks Autonomous Atomic Control Agency
Australia proposed an autonomous atomic energy control agency arguing that curb on atomic matters cannot be a subsidiary of the United Nations Security Council or the General Assembly. The proposal was presented by Dr. Herbert V. Evatt to a United Nations sub-committee analyzing atomic energy curbs.
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Butte Weather Forecast For Tuesday And Night
Mostly cloudy conditions persist in Butte with showers and thunder storms. Temperatures rise to around 70 at the School of Mines and 68 at the airport in the next 24 hours, with cooler readings nightly. East of Divide sees scattered showers and thunder storms with little temperature change.
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Body of English Woman Is Found
A woman’s body was found Monday night three miles from Bournemouth as police end the five day search for Miss Doreen Margaret Marshall a 21 year old Middlesex girl. Authorities tentatively list her as the seventh female victim amid a four week homicide wave in Britain. Scotland Yard also charged George Neville Heath with murder in the slaying of Sheila Martin an 11 year old Fawkham schoolgirl whose body was found Monday in nettles after Heath was arrested at Bournemouth following a two day pursuit.
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England
Sheila Martin
Fawkham
Heath
Soldier dies in fall on Flat Top mountain in Colorado
Pvt. Thomas H. Evans aged 19 from Akron Ohio died after a sequence of falls from cliffs on 12 000 foot Flat Top mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park. His body was found Sunday and Lowry field soldiers are returning to Denver with the body. Coroner Carl W. Kibbey of Longmont attributed the death to the falls.
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Akron
Ohio
Evans
Carl W. Kibbey
Longmont
British Troops Clash With Italian Rioters in Trieste
In Trieste on July 8 British occupation troops, angered by Italian rioters, staged a one hour counter demonstration downtown. About 1,000 soldiers charged through Piazza Goldoni and the Excelsior theater area, smashing show windows and striking civilians before military police restored order.
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Missing Montana boy feared drowned after lake capsized boat
Meadow Lake near Butte remains tight lipped about the fate of 14 year old Robert J. Haney as searchers, aided by Jerry Joe Keane, 12, await his appearance at the lake. Keane, hospitalized earlier, is expected to help locate where the fishing trip went wrong while a windstorm capsized the boat. Fire and sheriff crews, plus the missing boy’s father and mother en route, sweep the area daily with grappling gear and boats hoping for a breakthrough.
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Man 84 Weds Coral Gables Bride
John S. Smith age 84 married Mrs. Dorris M. Akins age 23 in Coral Gables Florida. The ceremony took place on Monday with the bride smiling and chewing gum as she took her vows.
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Major Funds for Erickson Came from Outside Montana
Montana campaign records show Leif Erickson's bid for the Democratic Senate nomination drew about $12,800 in contributions. Testimony listed $2,000 from Senator James E. Murray and $1,500 to a Detroit union, with other gifts from New York and Chicago committees. The hearing, led by Robert B. Barker, proceeds as Wheeler seeks probes into campaign materials and alleged outside influence.
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Wheeler to Address Political Rally at Temple Tonight
Sen Burton Wheeler plans a large campaign rally at the Temple auditorium in Butte tonight at 8. The Montana senator spoke in Helena Monday and will later address crowds in Anaconda Dillon and Deer Lodge before concluding in Butte next Monday.
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United States Lifts Wartime Trade Blacklist
Washington reports the United States abolished its wartime blacklist of firms and individuals barred from trading due to alleged aid to the enemy. The list has been reduced from a wartime peak of 15,446 names to 5,887.
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United States
Ito
Senate showdown opens over price controls and OPA revival
Democratic Leader Barkley urges compromise on a revived OPA bill while Senator Taft pushes to send back the vetoed measure to President Truman. Wherry seeks a meat dairy policy exception as O'Daniel prepares to speak after sessions. Barkley predicts a Tuesday vote on the Wherry amendment and night sessions to speed passage.
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Russians Deport Non-Austrians Under Soviet Order
In Vienna and surrounding districts on July 8 a mass deportation began moving 54000 non-Austrians, mostly Germans, to the French zone of Germany. Horn and Misselbach sent hundreds by rail, while Vienna enclosures held thousands awaiting trains. Russian commanders varied in applying the order amid searches and confiscations.
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Merchants Urged To Back Butte Clean Streets Drive
The Butte Chamber of Commerce merchants division urges citywide cooperation to keep streets and alleys clean. The mayor and council commit to action, metal receptacles will be placed uptown, and merchants receive a rules packet on refuse disposal and pickup times.
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Uptown
Paris Peace Conference Opens Late July After Breakthrough
Four power foreign ministers ended a deadlock over procedural rules for the 21 nation peace conference. France will invite nations for talks to begin July 29 at Luxembourg palace with limited voting rights on Italian treaty committees. China will attend as an invited nation. Byrnes won France equal committee status.
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U. S
James F. Byrnes
China
Georges Bidault
Both Sides Claim Mexican Victory
In unofficial returns from about a quarter of Mexico City polling places Miguel Aleman led Ezequiel Padilla by small margins with Aleman claiming victory. Padilla denounced fraudulent practices as both camps proclaimed wins amid a record turnout and long lines at polls.
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Absaroka Forest Fire Spreading Near Corwin Springs
Volunteers were recruited as 15 forest service smoke jumpers fought to control a blaze in the Absaroka forest range near Corwin Springs about 45 miles southwest of Livingston. Ralph Bolles, Gardiner district forest ranger, said flames were gaining headway by Monday afternoon and the extent of the fire was not yet known.
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Absaroka Forest Range
Corwin Springs
Ralph Bolles
Gardiner District
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