Cordell Hull Dies at 83 Father of the U N and diplomat
Cordell Hull former Secretary of State and architect of the United Nations died Saturday at Bethesda Maryland at age 83 after a stroke He was a Tennessee mountaineer who served in three branches of government and won a Nobel Peace Prize Presidents praised him and flags flew at half staff. Hulls long career included leading bipartisan foreign policy and guiding wartime diplomacy.
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Cordell Hull
Warren Rogers Jr
Washington
United Nations
Tennessee Mountaineer
U. N
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
National Episcopal Cathedral
Hull
Geneva
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Tennessee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Tennessee Mountains
Davey Crockett
Cussin
Pearl Harbor
Public hearing planned on Talbott ethics row
Senate investigations panel orders a full hearing on Secretary of the Air Force Harold E. Talbott amid questions about his outside ties to Mulligan & Co. Four Democrats push for disclosure while three Republicans vote present.
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Lee Garrett Washington
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Talbott
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
New York
Mulligan
Sam Ewing
Radio Corp
Three Polio Victims in Reading Family Hospitalized
Three members of a Reading family, a father and two children, were hospitalized with polio as New England's 1955 cases climbed. The six-state total surpassed 350 with 277 in Massachusetts and 150 in Boston, though many patients have been discharged.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Montana Project Funds Restored
Senator Mansfield said the Senate Appropriations Committee reported favorably on a 1956 supplemental appropriation bill restoring 5.523 million dollars for the Strategic Air Command at Great Falls Base and 4.706 million for Glasgow Base after House cuts. The bill goes to the Senate floor next week.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Appropriations Committee
Montana
Mansfield
Strategic Air Command
Great Falls Air Force Base
Glasgow
House of Representatives
Senate
Widow Surprised by Inheritance in Milwaukee Home
A Milwaukee widow, 43, found 600000 dollars in cash and securities hidden in a safe drilled open after her husband died last Sunday. Attorneys say she will inherit the entire estate since no other heirs exist for the 57-year-old former auto dealer. The couple had lived in a four room downtown flat for three years and led simple social lives.
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Milwaukee
Alfred Pentler
Martinsville shop owner dies after choking in Roanoke restaurant
Mrs. Emma J. Freed, 54, owner of a Martinsville ladies ready-to-wear shop, choked on a steak in a Roanoke restaurant Saturday night. A life saving crew futilely attempted revival.
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Roanoke
Emma J. Freed
Martinsville
First Time Jail for 90 Days in Detroit Stealing Jewelry
The 70-year-old Christopher Denny was jailed 90 days after Judge John P. Scallen noted 147 prior theft and vagrancy convictions since 1920. Denny admitted stealing costume jewelry from a downtown dime store and begged for mercy.
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Detroit
Christopher Denny
Recorder
John P. Scallen
Denny
Scallen
Vinson Seeks Reserve Bill Path to 2.9 Million Strong
Vinson says the United States must maintain about 2,850,000 regulars for years and build a trained standby reserve to 2,900,000 by 1962. He expects House approval of a compromise compulsion incentive bill to create the standby force, with Senate quick approval and Eisenhower backing as a bulwark for future force reductions.
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Washington
Rep
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Schroeder and Stupea Reach 1955 Montana Title Bout
Helen Schroeder a Montana State University student from Missoula and Dorothy Stupea of Anaconda advance to the 18 hole final for the Montana State Women's Golf Assn championship to be played Sunday at the Butte Country Club starting 11 15. Schroeder, medalist with 84, beat Mrs Roy Jackson 7 and 6 while Stupea defeated Mrs John Case 4 and 3 in the semifinals.
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Dorothy Stupea
Anaconda
Missoula
Helen Schroeder
Montana State University
Dickinson
N. D
Butte Country Club
Miss Schroeder
Roy Jackson
Butte
Miss Stupen
John Case
Great Falls
Sarsfield Welch Battle Today for Montana Golf Title
Butte attorney George Sarsfield and Don Welch of Havre meet in the Montana State Amateur Championship final at Butte Country Club after semifinal wins over Danny Kane and Maury Colberg. They play 36 holes Sunday with an 8:30 start for the first 18 and 1:30 for the second 18, Welch the 1953 champ and MSU standout.
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George Sarsfield
Butte
Don Welch
Montana State University
Havre
Butte Country Club
Treasure State
Montana State Golf Assas
Danny Kane
Maury Colberg
Billings
Sarsfield
Welch
Great Falls
Kane
Missoula
MSU
Maury Goldberg
Fairways
School of Mines Adds Courses for September Start
Montana School of Mines will add several new courses next school year per President J. R. Van Pelt. The offerings include Psychology Sociology and Political Science with first semester General Psychology covering human behavior and its industrial and daily applications. Introduction to Sociology examines families communities and social institutions and cultural development with focus on rural urban and industrial society. A political science course will discuss factors shaping relationships between nations and groups.
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Montana School of Mines
J. R. van Pelt
Senate restores over a billion to defense and health funds
Senate Appropriations Committee restored more than a billion dollars cut by the House in a catch-all money bill. Key items include $79.5 million to begin the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, over $110 million for the Atomic Energy Commission, and $7 million for planning a CIA headquarters near Langley. The panel also restored funds for Health, Education and Welfare to insure polio vaccine access and kept most military construction funds, while a dispute over the atomic peace ship remains unresolved. Hayden said final action and Senate approval would come early next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
A Force Academy
Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Pursestring Group
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate Committee
Public Health Service
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Central Intelligence Agency
Langley
Senate
Russia Breaks Pacts Says Senate Panel
A Senate Internal Security Subcommittee report claims Soviet Russia has broken almost all of the thousand treaties and agreements of 38 years. The study, issued as the Geneva Conference concluded, questions a workable future with communism and accompanies a statement by Chairman Eastland.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
Eisenhower
Geneva
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen
Eastland
Dmiss
Jenner
R-Ind
Montana Weather Northeast and West Regions Outlook
Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms Sunday and Monday. Highs reach 80 to 88 in the east and 80 to 90 in the west. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
World powers reach plan to ease tensions and reunite Europe
The Big Four nations and Geneva talks yield a quick starting and long range program to relax tensions. Foreign Ministers are to meet in October to work on German reunification and a European security framework. A UN disarmament subcommittee will review proposals with an Aug 29 session planned. President Eisenhower promises to brief Congress and the nation on progress.
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Geneva
United Nations Subcommittee On
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Germany
Summit Meeting Great Triumph for Eisenhower
Geneva scene wraps up a Western victory in the Eisenhower summit. Russia agrees to a simultaneous track on German unity and European security with talks to begin in October among the United States, Russia, Britain, and France. The West gains leverage but the final value remains to be judged by future negotiations.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Eisenhower
Russia
Palace of Nations
League of Nations
Bulganin
Germany
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Final Statements of the Big Four at Geneva
Summit leaders declare brighter prospects for lasting peace and justice. The Soviet government pledges to implement decisions relaxing tension and strengthening peace while Eden and Faure stress a better chance to work on practical proposals to resolve European differences.
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Geneva
Frime
Eden
Europe
Eisenhower to Address Nation After Geneva Talks
Nineteen Republican senators issued a joint statement praising President Eisenhower’s proposed exchange of military blueprints with Russia. They urged Congress to consider needed legislation if the Russians accept. The move followed silence from GOP leaders Knowland Bridges and Milikin after the Geneva sessions.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
Nixon
Congress
Sen. Case
R-Nj
Sen. Knowland
California
GOP
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
Knowland
Bridges
Sen. Millikin
Colorado
Cooling Tip and Want Ads Offer Quick Cash
A vintage classified notes a cooling tip using a bowl of ice in front of a fan and promotes Want Ads as a fast way to swap unwanted belongings for cash. It includes a sample ad for a Boy's 24 inch bike in good condition priced at 15 dollars and a phone contact.
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