Molly Hogan 79 Anaconda resident dies after long illness
Molly Hogan 79 longtime Anaconda resident died Friday at her home 205 E Fifth after eight years of ill health. Born May 27 1878 in Calumet Michigan she moved to Montana in 1898 with her mother. She was a music teacher and church organist at St Paul Church and member of its Altar Society. Survived by sisters and many nieces nephews. service at St Paul's Monday 9 am with burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Anaconda
Mary A
Molly) Hogan
Miss Hogan
Calumet
Mich
Montana
John Hogan
Marysville
Harry McGreevey
al Murray
Ralph Witt
Butte
Finnegan Co
St. Paul Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Reservists From Butte to Train in San Diego Competition
Reservists from Butte Whitehall and 36th Special Infantry Co. will send about 55 men to San Diego June 16 for a two week training, to contend for the William T. Clement Trophy for top Marine Corps Reserve unit. The award considers annual field training scores, on the job training, inspections and overall proficiency. The Butte unit also vies for marksmanship trophies amid 18 competing units, with selection approved by the Recruit Depot commander.
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Butte
Peter G. Brennan
Hal L. Johns
Whitehall
36Th Special Infantry Co
San Diego
Waller
William T. Clement
Butte Marine Reservists
Marine Corps Reserve
USMC
Mother Help Among Japanese Infants Described
An early 20th century note explains that Japanese infants are often cared for by an older sister who carries the baby on her back while at play. The arrangement may extend as the sister reaches five years old, aiding the mother with caregiving duties.
Survivor’s delayed rescue in mountain crash noted at bedside
Mrs LeMasurier, believed dead after a crash, survived for 19 days in harsh conditions with rescue teams and family nearby. Her daughter Judith Collins of El Paso and Barbara LeMasurier joined others at the bedside as searchers later found the wreckage and prepared a makeshift stretcher from bags and tree limbs before transporting her to a hospital.
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Paul
LeMasurier
Neil Boyd
Charles LeMasurier
Pasadena
Donald van Ruyten
Duluth
Barbara LeMasuruer
Donald
Casper
Coty Criticizes Rebels at Paris Soccer Match
President Coty denounces Algerian rebels in a Paris appearance attended by Coty, Chekkal, and crowd. He vows France will not abandon Muslim fellow-countrymen of Algeria amid protests over Melouza killings and French Tunisian border clashes. Six Tunisian soldiers died. French and Tunisian casualties reported.
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Coty
Paris
Chekkal
France
Algeria
Melouza
Tunisia
Nuclear Detonation Slated for Today at Yucca Flat
The Atomic Energy Commission expects to detonate the summer test series device at Yucca Flat near Las Vegas at 5:55 a.m. MDT on Saturday. The 2,000 ton TNT equivalent midget device sits atop a 300-foot tower with favorable weather and wind conditions predicted for a safe fallout pattern on the test site 75 miles away.
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Las Vegas
Nev
U.P
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Five state winners in FFA pasture improvement contest
Connie Cribb Jr. is named one of five state winners in a Future Farmers of America pasture improvement contest. The article notes about 12 percent of the total U.S. working population is engaged in agriculture.
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Columbia, S. C
Connie Cribb Jr
Future Farmers of America
U. S
Wide Observance of Flag Day Urged
President Eisenhower urged wide observance of Flag Day on June 14 the 180th anniversary of the flag by the Continental Congress. In a proclamation he called the Stars and Stripes the symbol of freedom unity and national life and asked Americans to display colors at homes and other suitable places.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Continental Congress
Britain to ease China trade barriers amid Cold War tensions
British decision to lower China trade barriers to levels with Soviet allies follows March Bermuda talks. The move clears more than 200 items for shipment to Red China while Britain keeps a ban on strategic war making goods. Knowland warns lifting could empower Communist China and affect Hong Kong.
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Bermuda
Red China
State Dept
Congress
Britain
U. S
China
Soviet Russia
United States
Free World
Knowland
Hong Kong
Sisters in Worcester Share Hospital Births
Mrs. Joseph Pratte and Mrs. John Bugan, sisters by relation, delivered babies within 24 hours of each other at Hahnemann Hospital in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Worcester
Mass
U.P
Joseph Pratte
Hahneman Hospital
John Bugan
Batista Heads Campaign Against Rebels
President Batista took command of Cuba's military push against rebels in Oriente Province. The operation targets rebel positions with a plan of ceaseless persecution and possible evacuation of farm families to create death zones. Naval ships and planes were reported shelling and strafing rebel positions near Chirivico, west of Santiago.
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Havana
A.P
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Army General Headquarters
Batista
Oriente
Francisco Tabernilla
Tabernilla
Braintrust
Tiempo
Chivirico
Santiago
Eight Lebanon Rioters Reported Killed
In Beirut a day of violence left eight rioters dead about 70 wounded and more than 200 arrested as the army and police enforced order. The government pressed ahead with parliamentary elections set for June 9 and pledged army supervision.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Hamid Fragieh
Chamoun
Damascus Radio
Tripoli
Sidon
Baalbek
Britain Lifts Ban on Trade with Red China
Britain announced it would lift the ban on about 200 items sold to the Chinese Communists, signaling a shift in allied trade policy. The United States keeps a strict ban on American trade with Red China, while allies press for broader access to non-strategic goods and Japan faces steel shortages amid the shift.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Russia
Britain
Red China
Eisenhower
Congress
Macmillan
Bermuda
Paris
State Dept
Senate considers tougher lobbying bill amid fundraiser probes
The Senate committee split 4 4 and omitted primary campaigns from the elections bill. McClellan backs a new lobbying measure presented to the government operations committee he heads. The report notes potential tax gains from disallowing certain oil company deductions and cites a spurned $2,500 offer to Sen. Case. The bill would raise penalties for failing to register and for deceitful communications to Congress.
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South
McClellan
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Sen
Francis Case
R-Sd
Adenauer visit frames German reunification and West ties
The article argues Adenauer's Washington trip signals West support for reunification through West German cooperation, while Big Four talks and disarmament plans remain uncertain. It notes U S aims to progress inspections, delay formal East-West demarcation, and emphasizes Germany’s fear of division amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Konrad Adenauer
Washington
West
Adenauer
Germany
United States
Europe
Russia
Arctic
Tiny Premature Baby Dies in Hilo Hospital
A two day old baby weighing just over one pound died Friday at Hilo Memorial Hospital. The infant, born three months premature, was the child of Navy Lt and Mrs Vinson Slatter. A doctor described the baby as just about big enough to nestle on a baseball glove. The baby had surprised doctors by surviving since early Wednesday.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Hilo Memorial Hospital
Navy
Vinson Slatter
Water Fight Sparks University Riot On Memorial Day
More than 5,000 University of Illinois students rioted on Memorial Day, quashed after eight hours by over 200 officers who fired at least 150 tear gas volleys. Two coeds injured, 50 students jailed. Police blamed a Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Delta Phi water fight that escalated, with Sherwood Lodge residents targeted.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
David Dodds Henry
Dr. Henry
John T. Henry
Illinois State Police
Phi Gamma Delta
Alpha Delta Phi
Sherwood Lodge
Henry
Champaign County
Illinois
Untold Riot Incidents Mentioned By Witness
A witness described a chaotic scene with highway traffic disruption, pillaging, arson actions like turning on fire hydrants, calling the fire department, and widespread promiscuous mischief. The remarks suggest a disruptive unrest event with multiple unsafe acts attributed to the crowd.
Soviet H-Bomb Sparks Global Fallout Debate
A U S Atomic Energy Commission official cites U S nuclear stockpile at twenty million tons of TNT as experts discuss an H-bomb of immense yield. William Cook the British science director predicts no significant local fallout from an air burst, but a worldwide slow fallout will occur as fine particles reach the stratosphere over months and years.
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
United States
William Cook
Cook
U. S
Lookout Drowns in San Francisco Harbor
Captain Edward F. McCarthy a longtime Marine Exchange lookout on Meiggs Wharf fell from the pier and drowned Thursday. He apparently suffered a heart attack.
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San Francisco
Edward F. McCarthy
Marine Exchange
Meiggs Wharf
Ike's Helicopters Land on White House Lawn
President Eisenhower tested two three seat helicopters on the south lawn near the executive mansion entrance marking the first time the craft used the White House grounds. The test occurred Friday with the craft hovering and landing on the lawn about six yards from the entrance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Executive Mansion
Man Still Wears Pocket Watch Bought 40 Years Ago
Albert J. Milligan of Coleman recalls buying a pocket watch for 98 cents about four decades ago. He brought it to Summerside, says the watch never needed repair, only occasional oiling, and still keeps good time.
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Summerside
P. EF
Albert J. Milligan
Coleman
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