Partial Mobilization Forecast As Korea Crisis Grows
Capitol Hill expects a partial mobilization of National Guardsmen and reserves with up to 6 billion dollars more funding to address the Korean war crisis. Sen Lyndon Johnson says guards and reservists will be called as needed, not en masse, while Major ity Leader Lucas says a full report will come from President Truman when appropriate.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
High Administration
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lucas
D-Nl
Senate
Truman
Congress
Wherry
R-Neb
Hickenlooper
Iowa
United States
Korea
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Acheson
Robertson
D-Va
Senate Appropriations Committee
Byrd
Bulgarian Killed in Shooting on Yugoslavian Line
Belgrade reports a Bulgarian soldier was killed after crossing the Yugoslav border and throwing a grenade at a Yugoslav guard. Yugoslav patrols returned fire as tensions rise along the 300 mile frontier amid regional Cold War maneuvering. Prime Minister Tito demanded Bulgaria halt such incidents in a note to Sofia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Bulgaria
Cominform
Tito
Serbian
Istanbul
Macedonia
Korea
Democratic Picnic Set for Sunday in South Side
Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon will be the principal speaker at the 13th election year picnic of the South Side Democratic club at Gregson Hot Springs this Sunday starting at 1 p m. William Curran will introduce candidates one hour later as a large crowd is promised.
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Paul Cannon
South Side
Democratic Club
Gregson Hot Springs
William A. Curran
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Butte Club
Butte
Margaret Nagle
Curran
William J. Walsh
Sam Babich
Ed Foley
Fatal head on collision near Missoula claims Wheat farmer
Paul Bischoff of Ruff Washington, a wheat farmer, died from injuries after a head on crash five miles south of Missoula Friday afternoon. Passengers Virgil Jones and Roscoe Jones of Victor Montana, and A P Swanson of Corvallis Montana were hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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Missoula
Paul Bischoff
Ruff
Wash
Here
Bischoff
Virgil Jones
Victor, Mont
A. P. Swanson
Corvallis
Mont
Jones
Roscoe Jones
Victor
Ted Jones
Jones Brothers
Swanson
Roscoe
Virgil
Spokane
Martin Erickson
Erickson
Huge Cut in Federal Costs Proposed by 35 Senators
A $600 million reduction in general government running expenses was proposed by 35 senators led by Bridges of New Hampshire and Byrd of Virginia as an amendment to the $34.7 billion appropriation bill. Defense and atomic energy funds would be exempt from the cut. debate followed the proposal.
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Washington
Bridges
R-N. H
Byrd
D-Va
United Nations Appeals for Effective Aid to Korea War Effort
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie urged 52 member nations to rush effective ground forces to aid the UN army in Korea. He cited the North Korean invasion as a well planned aggression and said aid should be substantive, not token, with Formosa’s Nationalists invited for bilateral discussion on specific use.
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United States
Security Council
Arne Sunde
Norway
Andrew Corter
Soviet Bloc
Yugoslavia
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Formosa
United States- United Nations Command
MacArthur
Korea
Lie
South Korean
Butte Weather Forecast Saturday Showers and Cooling
Occasional clouds and scattered showers or thunderstorms expected Saturday with cooler highs near 65 to 75 in most areas. Min 45 and max 73 for the period. School of Mines 72/50 and Airport 76/44. West of Divide partly cloudy with isolated showers. East of Divide cloudy with showers.
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School of Mines
Divide
Harvest of Montana's major crops to be 25 percent larger
Montana agriculture faces a bountiful year as the federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports crops will rise about 25 percent from 1949 and exceed the 1939-48 average. Wheat alone is seen at 83,068,000 bushels from 4,815,000 acres, with spring wheat at 61,234,000 bushels and winter wheat at 21,834,000 bushels.
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Montana
Helena
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BAE
Moves to Settle Dispute Over University Funds
Gov. Bonner schedules two meetings to settle a fight over 5 million dollars in Montana college building funds. A special education board committee will meet the examiners board on July 27 to allocate funds among six university units, with further talks at Northern Montana college in Havre on August 1 to scrutinize building needs.
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Helena
John W. Bonner
Montana
State Education Board
State Examiners Board
Havre
Northern Montana College
George A. Selke
Greater Education System
Education Board
F. H. Petro
Miles City
Horace J. Dwyer
Anaconda
G. M. Brandberg
Hamilton
C. F. Ullman
Big Timber
University
Missoula
College
Bozeman
School of Mines
Butte
Western College of Education
Dillon
Eastern College of Education
Billings
Northern College
Examiners
Bonner
Mines
Western
Eastern
Northern
Examiners Board
Arnold H. Olsen
Weed couple arrives in Butte on Montana property tour
C. F. E. Weed, vice president of mining for the Anaconda Copper Mining Co., and Mrs. Weed arrived in Butte Friday from New York City. He is on his annual summer inspection trip of Montana properties.
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C. FE. Weed
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Two Detectives Shot Dead in West Side Chicago
Two city detectives Edward Crowley and Donald McCormick were killed by gunfire while questioning a suspect in a Weirton loan office robbery. Bernie Davis 28 was seized hours later. his wife Dolores 18 questioned. Scene at 2343 Maypole avenue in the near West side.
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Chicago
West Side
Bernie Davis
Edward T. Crowley
Donald E. McCormick
Weirton
W. Va
Maypole Avenue
Near West Side
Patrick Driscoll
Davis
Lawrence Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Dolores
Crowley
Superior Court
Wilbert F. Crowley
McCormick
Driscoll
Cook County Hospital
Pacific Coast Ports Busy in War Effort
Forty five four engined planes including Stratocruisers were chartered to the government for Pacific airlift to General MacArthur's Far East command. The Navy and Pan American Airways boosted operations as Marine divisions moved toward Korea and Seattle Boeing planned a large airlift.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Pacific
Western Pacific
First Marine Division
San Diego
George Clymer
Pickaway
Henrico
Badoeng Strait
Olympia
Wash
Second Infantry
Military Sea Transport Service
California Bear
P and T Explorer
Jefferson City
Coe Victory
President Harrison
Bethlehem Pacific
Pan American Airways
Defense Department
Pan American
Far East
Seattle
Boeing
Reds Establish Bridgehead on South Bank
Three new Communist attempts to cross the Kum river in the center of United States defense lines were stopped Saturday. American headquarters in Korea reports the clash as part of ongoing Korean War actions.
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United States
South Korea
Carl Mydans
Life Magazine
Korea
Kum River
Korean War at a Glance and UN appeals
North Koreans cross the Kum river near Taejon and push Americans back while lunging an eastern flank attack. United Nations asks 52 members to rush aid as MacArthur reports heavy losses and a large bridgehead. Seoul discusses ceasefire and withdrawal to the 38th parallel North Korea and United States coordinate on air and ground responses.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Kum
Taejon
MacArthur
Samgyo
United States
Chochiwon-Chongju
Kum River
Iran to Receive U.S. Military Aid for Mountain Defense
Premier Ali Razmara said new United States military aid will arrive within a month to completely equip Iran's army for defensive mountain fighting on Russia's south flank. The materiel, including infantry arms and light mountain artillery, is valued at about 10 to 15 million dollars.
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Tehran
Iran
Ali Razmara
United States
Russia
Last Correspondent Describes Grim Kum River Front Preparations
United Press dispatch by Gene Symonds notes battered American troops digging in for a do or die defense along the Kum river near Taejon as North Korean forces mass for a full scale attack. Front line troops vow to hold the line despite uncertain odds. A South Korean survivor calls today the Reds D day for the assault.
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United Press
Gene Symonds
Kum River
South Korea
United States
Taejon
Suspect Sought in Harlem Fatal Knife Attack in Montana
Lorenzo Mendoza, Mexican laborer, died from stabbing late Wednesday in Harlem. Blaine County, with state and immigration units, pursue Carlos Ramirez, an 18 to 23 year old Mexican man about five six and 170 pounds, last seen in a brown jacket and blue Levis.
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Harlem
U.P
Lorenzo Mendoza
Blaine County
Carlos Ramirez
Ramirez
Retreat Likely From Kum River Front In South Korea
A late 194? dispatch reports North Korean forces crossing the Kum river as American units retreat southward from posts including Osan Pyongtaek Chonan and Chochiwon. The piece notes insurgent tactics flanking and infiltration with mixed acts of retreat and heroism amid a broader pattern of heavy enemy superiority in numbers and equipment.
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South Korea
Kum River
United States
Ach
America
Chonan
Bataan
Kasserine Pass
Nehru proposes recognition for Communist China at UN to end Korean War
Indian Prime Minister Nehru suggests admitting Communist China to the United Nations as a first step to end the Korean conflict. Diplomats said the idea surfaced on Friday and could shift alliance dynamics amid ongoing hostilities.
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London
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
China
United Nations
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Rum River
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Pep
Cut Bank
Drummond
Glasgow
Mr. and
Mrs. Weed
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Red
Lake
State Department
38Th Parallel
Walton H. Walker
United States Eighth Army
Japan
Walker
William F. Dean
NEA
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