Grow Found Guilty by Military Court at Fort Meade
Gen. Robert W. Grow was found guilty on two counts for improperly recording and safeguarding classified information from a private diary while based in Frankfurt. He received a six month suspension and a reprimand. one count was acquitted. The case, tried in secrecy, centered on a diary taken by alleged Communist agents.
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Fort Meade
U.P
Robert W. Grow
Second Army
Grow
Army
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
U. S
Moscow
Army Judge Advocate
Judge Advocate General
Court of Military Appeals
Weather Curtails Korean Fighting
Driving rain on the Korean battlefront for a sixth straight day left Allied and Communist forces largely immobilized. Allied air power persisted with 25 light B26 bombers and B29 Superforts bombing frontline bunkers by radar, while ground actions included a prolonged fight between Yonchon and Panmunjom and a failed Chinese push near Chorwon as monsoon floods widened mud and damaged defenses.
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Korea
Panmunjom
Yonchon
Panmun
Jom
United Nations
Old Baldy
U. S. Second Division
Chorwon
Secret FBI report says Stalin favors force to seize power
A long secret FBI monograph released by the Senate internal security subcommittee says Stalin and Communist leaders view violent revolution as the path to power in the United States. It quotes Stalin and Lenin asserting force and destruction of the state, rejecting peaceful means.
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FBI
Stalin
U.S
Washington
United States
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
McCarran
D-New
Karl Marx
Great Britain
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Communist Party
U. S
Lenin
Marx
Gument
Byu. S
Britain
Engels
Toll of Montana Violent Deaths Mounts
A Montana toll of violent deaths rose to at least 13 on Tuesday with ten traffic fatalities, two drownings, and one carbon monoxide death. Victims include Sara Welch eight of Wolf Point and several young men across Bozeman Libby and Butte. The 1952 highway toll reached 116, up from 104 last year. Details note multiple fatal wrecks and bicycle-car collisions.
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Associated Press
Montana
Robert Vian
Bozeman
Sara Welch
Wolf Point
Robert Lee Bache
Libby
Gary Unacks
Missoula
Jack Stith
Terry
John Highshew
Great Falls
Rupert Ravsten
Opportunity
Wash
Conrad A. Gustafson
Donald Wesley
Brady
Harry Douglas Kirn
Poplar
Stanley R. Fitze
Butte
Donald G. Peterson
Ruth Hempstead
Anaconda
Bache
Esbon Bache
Stith
Glendive
Circle
Conrad Gustafson
Dollar Day Returns in Downtown Butte Stores
Conspicuously absent the last few years Dollar Day is coming to Butte again Wednesday. Downtown merchants unite to offer Montana's Magicland shoppers abundant dollar bargains with novel attractions including a big silver dollar with every $10 purchase.
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Butte
Montana
Magicland
Montana Standard
Dies Election Victory Not to Be Contested
In Lubbock Texas Martin Dies former subversive hunting congressman from Texas appears certain of re election after his top primary opponent John Lee Smith conceded a splendid victory and will not contest the results even if Dies misses a majority. Dies and Smith led seven candidate congressman at large in last Saturday's first Democratic primary and runoff law requires a majority to avoid a runoff.
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Lubbock
Texas
Martin Dies
House
John Lee Smith
Dies
Smith
Feinsinger Leaves WSB Amid Push for Flexible Wage Policy
Chairman Nathan P. Feinsinger of the abolished Wage Stabilization Board stepped down declaring a stabilization program needs a disputes mechanism. He cited 60,000 wage petitions handled with 20 percent of raises modified or denied and said the new 18 member board will require flexible policy and self administration.
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Washington
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
Feinsinger
Congress
Truman
Harvard Law
Archibald Cox
America
Newsmen
Senate
Roger Putnam
Gunman robs Motor Vu drive-in in Butte
A lone bandit robbed the Motor Vu drive-in theater opposite Butte airport early Wednesday, taking about 200 to 300 dollars from the ticket booth as police and sheriff’s officers hunted for him. Ray Wilmert and cashier Eileen Nixon reported the robbery and described the bandit demanding keys before fleeing.
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Montana
Butte
Motor Vu
Ray Wilmert
Ottawa
Eileen Nixon
North Main
Wilmert
Commies Tighten Travel Restrictions
Berlin reports the East Berlin regime has limited travel, banning departures from home for more than 24 hours without police notification. The law dated Saturday tightens controls on travel to the West and within the Soviet occupied zone.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Red
South Still Unhappy Over Chicago Convention Fallout
Democratic unrest spreads through the South with possible bolts toward Eisenhower as Taft forces gain, while Senate leaders Dirksen and Butler move to cement GOP unity. In Denver, Butler backs Eisenhower and plans a meeting. Dirksen heads to Denver for a huddle and vows nationwide campaigning. Nixon speaks in Los Angeles as the Chicago convention echoes.
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Associated Press
Dixie
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Denver
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
Butler
Chicago
Dirksen
Illinois
Republican Senate
Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Los Angeles
Ike
Nixon
Experts Find Natural Cause for Flying Saucer Sightings
Washington reports of flying saucers over the capital prompted an Air Force briefing. Maj. Gen. John A. Samford said cold air layers in temperature inversions likely caused radar reflections rather than alien craft. About 400 of 2,000 saucer reports remain unexplained. 200 new cameras will help determine if objects emit light or are reflections.
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Washington
Air Force
John A. Samford
Air Force Intelligence
Civil Aeronautics Administration Traffic Control Center
Ing
Mars
Samford
United States
Kentucky sharpshooter uses friend Friday to draw fire
The Kentucky Marine Sgt John Boitnott on a Korea hilltop used his rifle to kill three Chinese snipers after luring fire from his comrade Pfc Henry Friday of Wisconsin. The action, witnessed by James A Michener, is recounted as Marine corps legend.
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Commies
Friend Friday
U. S. First Marine Division
Korea
Marine Corps
John Boitnott
Sat. Boitnott
Henry Friday
Nekoosa
Wis
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Iday
Boitnott
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Pte
Bonnott
Boitnett
Bolt
French Appeal for More Aid Rejected
The United States rejected France’s plea for about 439 million dollars extra aid to boost arms production. Officials said a note to Paris on July 25 offered roughly 186 million dollars toward a 625 million dollar three year program.
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Washington
United States
France
Paris
Iranians Demand U.S. Pull Out Military Missions
In Tehran a parliamentary outcry pushed Prime Minister Mossadeghi to consider ending U S military missions in Iran. The Nascent government faced anti American protests as fears of Soviet influence grew. Major General Wayne Zimmerman and U S Ambassador Henderson met with Mossadegh amid tensions over military aid and Iran’s defense posture.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
ASA
Mohammed Mossadeghi
Wayne Zimmerman
Mossadegh
Lou W. Henderson
Zimmerman
National Defense
Army
Crady
Ministry of Defense
MAG
Russia
Egypt Bans Exit Without Interior Permit
Egypt bans all departures without a special permit from the interior ministry amid a military regime crackdown following the ousting of former King Farouk. Authorities prevented at least two of Farouk’s former friends from fleeing Cairo by plane, ordering their return before leaving Egyptian airspace.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.P
Interior Ministry
Farouk
Italy
Butte Weather Forecast and Montana Regional Outlook
Butte predicts fair Wednesday and night with afternoon and evening thunder showers and little temperature change. Temperatures range from 43 to 86 degrees with Monday midnight to Tuesday 5:30 pm period. Montana west of Divide sees fair weather with scattered thunder showers in the south and highs 88 to 95. east of Divide mostly fair with widely scattered storms and highs 85 to 95.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Associated Press
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingstoneeerseeseeseness
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Superior
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
Aftershocks Rattle Bakersfield Quake Zone Daily
Tremors continue in Bakersfield California with 12:52 p.m. shutdown of Kern county court house. Judge Lambert moves criminal trial to a vacant lot, while county clerk Vera Gibson works from a parking lot. Eight days of quakes loosen a wall, new hospital cracks displace 50 patients, a gas line burns a home, and a machine shop roof collapses. Bear mountain fault drives slides toward the Friant Kern canal as Army help is unavailable. Two thousand workers are needed to mend irrigation pipes threatening a $50 million cotton crop. many residents leave the area.
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Kern County Court House
Robert Lambert
Vera Gibson
Tehachapi
Arvin
Bakersfield
Kern General Hospital
U. S
Himalaya
Caltech Seismologists
C. F. Richter
Friant-Kern Canal
Kern County
Arvin-Wheeler Ridge
Steel Still Regaining Momentum After Strike
Pittsburgh reports a rapid steel industry comeback with capacity at 45.4 percent and 943000 tons of production this week. Some layoffs persist as the industry rebuilds after a 55 day strike and a 12.5 cent wage increase plus small steps across 32 job classifications.
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Pittsburgh
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York
White House
Clash on Macao Border Prompts Expulsion Calls
Portuguese and Communist troops clashed on the Macao border Tuesday for the second time in a week, heightening Red press demands for expulsion of the Portuguese from the tiny China coast colony.
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Hong Kong
U.P
Macao
China-coast
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Donald Peterson
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South Pacific
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U. S Navy
Tokyo
Michener
Holiday Magazine
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