British to aid Americans in Korea as five powers meet
A London informant indicated British troops may join American GIs in Korea. Five defense ministers from Britain France the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg will meet at Fontainebleau to discuss Lie's UN request for ground forces and the union approach. France could be reluctant due to Indo China commitments.
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London
Korea
United Nations
Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Trygve Lie
Fountainbleau
Paris
Europe
Lie
Indo-China
Robert Menzies
William Slim
Imperial General Staff
Lord Fraser
Five Yanks Dead as Indian Plane Crashes in Kashmir
An Indian transport plane carrying 22 aboard including five Americans crashed in the Kashmir mountains. Among the dead were Col. Perry Brown and Lt. Col. Robert Mayfield, both UN military observers. Sanford Mayor of Garden City. two American embassy staff. an Indian liaison officer. Austrian chargé d'affaires Dr Karl Pereira. and Brig. H H Angle was also reported aboard. The crash occurred near Pathankot after takeoff from New Delhi bound for Srinagar.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Indian National Airways
Perry Brown
United Nations Commission For
Kashmir Commission
S. A. Bruton
E. Bradfield
Col
K. K. Singh
United Nations
Karl Periera
Lake Success
H. H. Angle
Canada
Commission
Chaki
Pathankot
Sprinagar
Banihal Pass
Veteran Who Tore Up Red Papers Fined in Seattle Court
World War II veteran Harold A Rumack age 30 was fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct after grabbing and tearing up left wing newspapers from a distributor in downtown Seattle. His wife Rose was arrested with him. both pleaded innocent and claim a son in service influenced his actions. The incident happened near First Avenue and Pike Street.
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Seattle
Wash
Harold A. Rumack
Rose
United States
Wall Street
Korea
Neergaard
Aumack
Russia
First Avenue
Pike Street
Where can you hide added to state film library
Helena reports that the motion picture Where can you hide about atomic bombs has been added to the state film library. Harry Norton, the librarian, said the film was added on Monday.
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Helena
Harry Norton
Senate probes rising prices amid war scare profiteering
Senator Maybank announced a Senate banking committee inquiry into rising food and other prices. Senators Morse Lehman Gillette denounced meat packers and warned of profiteering and possible controls, while Maybank opposed rationing and cited President Truman's remarks on ample food supplies.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Maybank
Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Morse
R-Ore
Lehman
D-N. Y
Gillette
Iowa
Truman
Butte Youth Rejected Signing With Draft Board
A 15 year old Mining City youth posing as 18 attempted to sign with Silver Bow draft board. Officials said no under18s can register and advised birth certificates before any registration. The board meets Thursday night at its new Medical Arts headquarters with Hugo Kenck Bion Hall and John Wulf Sr. listed as members.
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Butte
Draft Board
Butte Draft Board
Silver Bow
Medical Arts
Owsley Block
Park and Main
Truman Plans Emergency War Funding Speech
President Truman prepared to address Congress and the nation with an urgent Korean War era program. The White House outlined a request for 5 to 6 billion dollars in defense funds and higher manpower ceilings for the Army Navy and Air Force including up to 770000 more in overall strength.
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Washington
President Truman
Congress
White House
Truman
Butte
McCarthy Charges Labeled Hoax by Senate Inquiry Panel
A Democratic Senate inquiry panel called McCarthy’s Communist charges a fraud and hoax. They said he failed to prove any accusation and used big lie tactics. McCarthy branded the report a green light to the Kremlin fifth column.
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Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Tydings-McMahon
United States
Kremlin
Stalin
Tydings
Green
R.I
McMahon
Conn
Butte and statewide forecast partly cloudy and warmer
Butte expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Lows near 42 Tuesday morning and highs around 76. Airport data show a 68 high and 39 low. School of Mines 69/41. West of Divide gray skies with 70 to 80 highs. East of Divide mostly cloudy 73 to 85.
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School of Mines
Divide
Voters Decide Nominees in Silver Bow Election
Voters in Silver Bow county will choose party nominees for national state and county offices today at 63 precincts from 1 p m to 8 p m daylight saving time. About 23 051 voters are eligible with public offices closed for the holiday and liquor stores closed during voting hours.
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Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Marily
Carlson named active Communist by Budenz
Senate records reveal Louis Budenz testified that Marine Brig. Gen Evans Carlson led an active Communist role during wartime. Budenz said Carlson helped head a China campaign committee in 1945 and contributed to Pacific Affairs. He linked Carlson to a prewar Communist gathering at Frederick Field's home.
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Washington
Louis F. Budenz
Senate
Evans F. Carlson
Carlson
Raiders
Budenz
Communist Investigating Subcommittee
China
Pacific Affairs
Owen Lattimore
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Lattimore
Ella Winter
Red Korean Reinforcements Pour Into Kongju Front
Red reinforcements flood the Kongju bridgehead area twenty miles northwest of Taejon as warships shell the east coast highway. The three week old police action continues with naval bombardments by the United States and Britain. Only four North Korean tanks have appeared south of the Kum River as observers track movements amid landslides slowing enemy advances.
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Associated Press
Kongju
Taejon
Korea
United States Navy
Royal Navy
Great Britain
Kum River
Tularemia Incidence Report Shared at Sheep Shearers Union Meet
At the 47th annual Sheep Shearers Union No. 1 of North America convention in Butte delegates heard a US Public Health Service report noting about 17 percent of sheep workers have contracted tularemia over 10 to 15 years. Researchers Kohle and Jellison from Hamilton led three months of field tests. a vaccine showing high effectiveness was announced. Tularemia spreads from handling infected animals and can cause irregular fevers in humans.
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Butte
Sheep Shearers Union No. 1
North America
Eagles Hall
United States Public Health Service
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
Hamilton
Kohle
Jellison
Man
Could Have Been Francis the Talking Army Mule
Long Beach California July 17. Officer John Logan intervened when cook George Brown Hayes offered a burro a drink. Hayes, claiming the burro asked for a drink, was booked for intoxication after tipping a wine bottle into the animal’s throat.
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Long Beach
Calif
John Logan
George Brown Hayes
Hayes
Logan
Jackass
Fourth American Is Arrested as USSR Spy
The FBI arrested Julius Rosenberg in New York on charges of conspiracy to commit espionage. He is accused of feeding U S atomic secrets to the Russians and is described as a key link in Soviet espionage. Other suspects include Harry Gold Alfred Slack and David Greenglass, all charged similarly and linked to Dr Klaus Fuchs.
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Washington
FBI
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Julius Rosenberg
New York City
Army Signal Corps
New York
Hoover
Rosenberg
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Alfred Dean Slack
Syracuse
N. Y
David Greenglass
United States Army
Greenglass
Klaus Fuchs
Montana population up 27,740 in decade to 587,196
Census data from the Seattle district shows Montana's 1940 to 1950 population rising to 587,196, a gain of 27,740 from 559,456. Top counties and cities by 1940 and current figures include Yellowstone Cascade Silver Bow Missoula Great Falls Butte Billings Helena and Kalispell with mixed gains and losses across the state.
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Helena
United States Census Bureau
Montana
Seattle
Washington, D. C
Yellowstone
Cascade
Silver Bow
Missoula
Flathead
Lewis and Clark
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
Hill
Fergus
Great Falls
Butte
Billings
Bozeman
Anaconda
Kalispell
Miles City
Havre
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Carter
Chateau
Daniels
Fallon
Garfield
Golden Valley
Granite
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Liberty
McCone
Madison
Meagher
Mineral
Musselshell
Petroleum
Phillips
Pondera
Powder River
Prairie
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Custer
Dawson
Glacier
Lake
Lincoln
Park
Powell
Ravalli
Richland
Rosebud
Teton
Toole
House Passes Bill for Smokejumpers
The House unanimously passed Rep. Mike Mansfield’s bill to authorize land acquisition and building construction for forest service fire control operations at Missoula Montana. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington, D. C
U.R
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
United Press
Forest Service
Missoula
Senate
Yanks Still Hold Positions Near Besieged Taejon
North Korean drive reached Taejon outskirts before stalling. U S troops held positions north and west of Taejon with signs of a broad withdrawal toward a foothill line southeast. MacArthur said little enemy activity, patrolling the Kum river front for troop movements. Casualties were put at over 11 000 with no time frame given.
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Tokyo
Taejon
MacArthur
United States
Kum River
Sub sighting reported in Pacific waters near Japan Formosa coast
General MacArthur's communique says three unidentified submarines sighted in waters between southern Japan, Formosa, and the North China coast. It gives no timing or observer. Russia operates the largest submarine fleet in the area with bases in Siberia. The United States keeps a small force at Subic Bay in the Philippines.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Formosa
North
China
Russia
Siberia
United States
Subic Bay
Manila
Philppines
Crossing at Kum River Forces American Withdrawal
Koreans paid heavy costs to seize the Kum River crossing begun on Sunday, a move that compelled American forces to retire toward Taejon. The account outlines the strategic impact of the crossing on the battlefield.
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Kum
Taejon
Ameri
Stalin Says Communist China Must Sit on Security Council
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Stalin insisting Communist China be included among the big five at the United Nations Security Council to settle the Korean conflict. He urged hearing Korean representatives and tied peace to this condition, a stance the United States and UN are likely to reject.
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London
Stalin
China
United Nations Security Council
Moscow
Jawaharlal Nehru
Korea
Security Council
Nehru
United States
United Nations
South Korea
38Th Parallel
United States Rejects Russia Push on Communist China
Washington reports that the United States will reject Russia's bid to place Communist China on the agenda. Officials indicate the move is unlikely to gain support and reflected in diplomatic messaging from Washington on July 17.
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Washington
UPR
United States
Russia
China
U S Planes Strike North Korean Tanks and Vehicles
Far East Air Force reports Allied aircraft damaged 21 North Korean tanks and 143 trucks Monday as part of renewed ground support for American and South Korean forces. Bombers targeted railway yards at Chechon Wonju Anson and Seoul Kimpo airfield while 230 combat sorties were flown.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Far East Bomber Command
Chechon
Wonju
Anson
Seoul
Kimpo
Japan
Korea
Lockheed
Imwonjin
Samchok
Utchin
MacArthur
Chongju
Greece protests to UN over Bulgarian border clash
Greece lodged a United Nations protest alleging a new act of Bulgarian aggression after a Greek soldier was killed in a border clash. Greek delegate Alexis Kyrous submitted the protest in response to Bulgaria’s complaint of border violations.
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Lake Success
Greece
United Nations
Alexis Kyrous
Bulgaria
Taejon Ghost City Beneath Silent Hands In Korea
From Taejon in Korea United States troops still held the city though it appeared a ghost town. Civilians hid in mud houses while refugees moved south. Small arms fire and artillery persisted around the outskirts as Reds pressed closer from several directions.
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Taejon
Ghost City
Gene Symonds
Korea
Jimmy Lipps
Dayton
Ohio
Tlie Palvacchio
Cleveland
Linwood Rainey
Newport News
Johnny Martin
Beeville
Texas
Seoul
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