Wallace Issues New Challenge
Wallace voices a fresh challenge to debate US Russia differences urging Senator Vandenberg Secretary Marshall or Senator Comolly to engage. He notes disappointment at lack of bipartisan response and insists on pursuing peace while linking flood control needs to the Vanport disaster.
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GOP Leader Scoffs at Truman Western Tour
Republican National Chairman Cave Tell Reece on Monday said President Truman’s western trip is aimed at boosting his party’s and his own candidacy. He cited White House claims the trip is non political and said Truman will be nominated by the Democratic convention when it ends in Philadelphia.
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Preparedness urged to avert third world war by Sproul
MOSCOW Idaho May 1 8 America can avert a third world war by preparedness said Dr Robert Gordon Sproul president of the University of California at the University of Idaho 3rd annual commencement exercises He argued that facing grim reality and showing resolve to prepare for any contingency would deter war and signal strength to the world and the Communists.
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Butte News in Brief Highlights from Butte visitors and events
Brief items from Butte note births, visits, and local happenings. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. White in St. James hospital. Several visitors including Mrs. Freeburn of Lewistown and Mr. Mead of Dillon. Meetings announced for the Butte Miners Union auxiliary and Hiawatha council No. 4. Writers group and Eagles auxiliary activities listed. Donna Fanning pledged to Theta Sigma Phi at Montana State University. Francis Wilson of Holden visiting relatives and Montana School of Mines exercises attended. Arbeide Thimble club to meet at Mrs. Dunstan’s residence.
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Pioneers to Hold Memorial Rites
Memorial services are planned for members of the Butte Pioneers club who died in the past year. The program starts at 8:20 p.m. with A. Helmbach presiding. Trinity church choir and LIS ladies chorus will perform. Tom J. Davis will deliver the address. Notable deceased include Victor Anderson, Robert J. White, Charles Jackman, Charles Downey, Cornelius Murphy, Josephine Ricker, Mrs Ban Ronchetta, Aliee Davey, Mrs Mary McHugh, August Atenberg, Mrs Bessie Stadden, William D. Sommer, Robert M. Lawrence, P. T. McKinnon, J. A. aor, June Phillips, Mrs Mary Smart, Tsa dore Smart, Patrick Stenson, Mrs Ellen Bergstrom, Exilda Gaudet, Hugh McManus, Gamuel Marquis, John McGranor, and Carl Goldberg.
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Georgia Delegates Vote Solidly Against Truman
Atlanta May 31 41 Georgia’s 28 Democratic national convention votes lined up solidly against President Truman. A 72 member delegation was selected and instructed to vote as a unit with no dissenters. Party leaders pledged to oppose Truman’s nomination and civil rights program while not bolting the party.
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Seismology Chief Visits in Butte
Seismology chief Frank Werner visiting Butte with Montana School of Mines professor Stephen Nile discusses upgrades at Hungry Horse dam station. A motion seismograph will be moved from Great Falls College to the site, highlighting the West's developing quake research and Nile's rising prominence.
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Toastmasters Honor Ladies at Monday Meeting Installation News
Toastmasters will entertain members with a special program at the next regular meeting Monday night in the Moxon cafe. A highlight will be the installation of new officers for the coming term headed by Chris Goodman as president and Chester Scott as chairman.
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California May 31 Forecast Weighs Votes on Primary
Forecasts from San Francisco indicate light turnout for California's primary with showers possible in the north. The absence of Angie statewide contest and lack of opposition for Governor Earl Warren and President Truman nomination predicts a turnout under half of the 4,632,000 registered voters. The focus is on California's 23 congressional seats and state legislative races.
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Retirement dreams and life insurance help from Joe Thomas tale
A friend recalls Joe Thomas who dreamed of watching every St. Louis Cardinals home game after retirement. An insurance agent named Barrow helped set up a gradual, affordable retirement plan using existing protections and future pensions, urging early planning and the value of hobbies to fill empty time.
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PLAN FOR FAMILY HAPPINESS AND SECURITY
Retirement budgeting guides families to tally fixed yearly expenses such as rent taxes and insurance then set aside half of that total weekly. A rainy day fund equal to four weeks of income is advised with ongoing review of life insurance needs and policies via a trained agent or the insurer at Institute of Life Insurance New York.
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