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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
9
In KOJE ISLAND Korea June 2 a South Korean officer shot and wounded a taunting POW inside compound 60 after American tanks and bayonets tore down banners. Gen Mark W Clark warned maximum force to restore order while Panmunjom backers were blamed for the uprising.
General Clark with General Van Fleet and Brigadier Yount toured the Pusan area after the seizure of Col. Francis T. Dodd. Yount was reprimanded for his part in the release. Clark said no precipitous action against the prisoners until ready to act, then no flags will fly. They visited compounds 76 and 602 where Dodd and banners were involved.
President Truman tells Congress that Western Germany’s peace treaty with France and a NATO amendment pledging military support to West Germany are steps toward peace and security in Europe. He says the moves target fear and poverty, not states, and links Germany to the West amid East West tensions.
Immediate Strike members earn about 1.95 dollars per hour while industry resists 12 dollar ton price hikes. Ben Moreell of Jones and Laughlin hails the Supreme Court affirmation of Judge Pine’s steel seizure ruling. Workers like Tony Canzaro question judges’ knowledge of steelmaking as USW leaders threaten Taft-Hartley actions and warn of ongoing contract expiry on December 31.
Five iron ore miners were sealed 2,800 feet underground near Ironwood Michigan after a cave-in Monday night. Eight man crew was working when four sub levels collapsed. Three escaped, one with minor injuries, while five remained trapped as 100 miners called off a strike to assist in the rescue.
French historian Edouard de Laboulaye is identified as the originator of the concept behind the Statue of Liberty, linking the idea to his advocacy and writings during the 19th century.
Ambassadors Hearne outlines Ireland since 1922 including land reforms, industrial growth, agriculture, education, and Gaelic revival. Montana figures like Judge Lynch and Senator Murray receive praise as locals reflect on Irish history and the fight for freedom.
Anthony Y. Rockhill 79 a long time Anaconda resident died Sunday at his home No 5 Alder following a lengthy illness. He was born June 2 1873 in Marshalltown Iowa and came to Montana after 1900 moving from Malta to Anaconda about 30 years ago. He worked as a carpenter at the Anaconda Reduction works until retirement eight years ago. Surviving are a daughter in law and son, two sons and a daughter in law, five grandchildren and a sister in Iowa. The body is at Finnegan company chapel.
The piece notes South Dakota will send eight delegates to the Democratic convention while California allocates 70 Republican and 63 Democratic convention votes in a major primary. It highlights endorsements and rival claims among Warren, Taft, Eisenhower, and uncommitted delegates, with delegate tallies from AP and campaign statements from Taft and Eisenhower camps.
Senate leaders praise the Supreme Court for upholding the Constitution but stress the need for a federal controls law. Rep Javits calls on Congress to act on seizure authority to prevent national economic paralysis. Rep Keating cautions on how the ruling affects pending anti seizure legislation and potential censure discussions.
The House postponed a vote on the new GI Bill of Rights for Korean veterans to Thursday amid a rule wrangle. A roll call may occur if needed for the $1 billion yearly measure, with roll calls suspended until then due to state primary elections. The bill moves under suspension, barring amendments and limiting debate to 40 minutes with a two thirds majority required.
The Galapagos Islands harbor giant tortoises regarded as the oldest living creatures on earth with some individuals estimated at around four centuries in age.
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