Atomic Arms Race On Warns Of Global Threat
The United States warned that an atomic arms race is underway and rejected a Soviet plan for world atomic control as a fraud. Frederick H. Osborne said large atomic operations are active in Canada, England, Russia, and the United States and pledged U.S. effort to maintain leadership until worldwide controls are agreed. Meanwhile the UN Security Council studied a report on a global police force, highlighting rifts among the Big Five.
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Lake Success
United States
Soviet
Russia
Frederick H. Osborne
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Canada
England
Osborn
United Nations Atomic Commission
Washington
State Department
Atomic Commission
United Nations Security Council
Britain
China
France
Allowance Boost for Vets Favored
A Senate public welfare subcommittee approved GI Bill benefit increases for veterans attending college and for on the job training. The panel also tentatively set September 1 as the final date to qualify for education and training benefits and widened automobile provisions for amputees and others with severe injuries.
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Washington
Senate Public Welfare
Morse
Ore
Subcommittee Behind Closed Doors
Truman’s Mother Appears Better at Grandview Ranch
Mrs. Martha E. Truman sat up briefly at home in Grandview Missouri as her daughter Mary Jane Truman said she is getting better daily. She expects a visit from President Truman when he arrives Friday for the 35th division reunion.
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Grandview
Martha E. Truman
Mary Jane Truman
Baby Rescued From Creek After Flood Incident
Lois Eilers and Patricia Esse, both 13 and 15, spotted a dolllike figure in rain swollen Allen's Creek in Brighton. The child was Lois' two year old brother Billy. An inhalator crew revived him in half an hour and hospital said his condition was good.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lois Eilers
Patricia Esse
Allen's Creek
Brighton
Lois
Billy
Plane crash near Sprague injures man. fatal after hospital
Spokane dispatch reports Keith Whitte, 29, of Yakima Washington, was fatally injured when his light Taylorcraft nose-dived during an attempted emergency landing near Sprague Washington, about 40 miles southwest of Spokane. The plane, owned by Central Aircraft of Yakima, carried Whitte to a local hospital where he died shortly after arrival.
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Spokane
U.P
Keith Whitte
Yakima
Wash
Sprague
Here
Witte
Central Aircraft of
Hungarian Legation Officials Refuse to Recognize Regime
The Hungarian minister to the United States and three associates defy the new Soviet controlled government. They say Hungary is occupied by the Soviet army and will not recognize the regime while hoping normal conditions return once the people can express their will.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Aladar Szegedy - Maszak
State Department
Budapest
Francis Nagy
Switzerland
Stephen Dorsody
Alexander Szasz
Legation
Paul Marik
Labor Measure Passes House by Wide Margin
A compromise bill to curb strikes and unions won House approval by 320 to 79, paving a path to possible passage by the Senate. The plan would authorize government injunctions over national calamity strikes, ban certain strikes and boycotts, and outlaw the closed shop, with ongoing debate over a presidential veto.
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Washington
House
Senate
Truman
White House
John L. Lewis
Lange elected commander of Montana Knights Templar
Herbert L. Lange of Butte was chosen commander of the Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar of Montana at the 60th annual conclave in Great Falls. Officers include Everett Redeen Forsyth generalissimo Crumley Shelby and others. installation planned Thursday morning.
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Great Falls
Herbert L. Lange
Butte
Knights Templar
Montana
York Rite Masons
Everett Redeen
Forsyth
Alonzo E. Crumley
Shelby
Francis E. Eakes
Livingston
Clarence McClellan
Billings
W. Fred Dodge
Missoula
John Scott Harrison
Helena
Luther T. Hauberg
Charles A. Wilson
Ralph N. Lodge
Robert J. Watkins
John F. Wetzsteen
Harry Bennetts
City Council weighs licensing taxi drivers
Complaints of flagrant traffic violations by cab operators prompt Alderman Walter Kinared to seek legal possibilities for taxi driver licensing. He cites speeding reckless driving and U turns, warning of danger to life and property plus cyclist safety amid rising bicycle use. Night Police Chief Duggan says officers will enforce rules without leniency.
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Walter Kinared
Third Ward
Butte
Jack Duggan
First Children's Day of Season at Gardens Set
Weather permitting the Anaconda Copper Mining Company hosts the first Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens today. Free Butte City Lines buses run on fixed routes with the first departure at 7 15 am and the last at 10 10 pm. Children under 13 are invited. if poor weather, the event moves to Thursday June 12. Concessions are ready and in operation.
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Columbia Gardens
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte City Lines
Gardens
Butte
Bullet Removed From Brain Child Will Survive
Fifteen month old Frederick Adkins Jr will live after doctors removed a .22 caliber bullet from his brain. The surgeon said the bullet was found broken in two places and the child was struck by a stray shot that entered the Adkins home Monday night as his grandfather rocked him.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frederick Adkins, Jr
Adkins
Emperor freighter sinks near Isle Royale. 12 feared lost
Great Lakes freighter Emperor struck Canoe Rocks in Lake Superior early Wednesday. Of 33 crew, 12 feared dead, 11 missing, one body recovered. Twenty one survivors and the cook’s body were brought to Fort Williams, Ont. Master Capt. Eldon Walkinshaw remains missing. Coast Guard planes hunted survivors as storm threatened.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
U.P
Great Lakes
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Coast Guard
Fort Williams
Ont
Canadian Steamship Lines of
Montreal
Thomas MacWhinney
Traverse City
Kimball
E. Schultz
Owen Sound
Eldon Walkinshaw
Collingswood
Gov Ford to Attend 47th Montana School of Mines Graduation
Gov Ford and Mrs S C Ford will lead a crowd of Montanans at the 47th commencement of the Montana School of Mines in the Library Museum building at 8 pm with doors opening at 7. Braden assistant secretary of state will be guest of honor and speak. He will also visit Elkhorn ghost camp Helena Marysville and Great Falls while in Montana.
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S. C. Ford
Spruille Braden
Montana
Elkhorn
Jefferson County
Helena
Marysville
Great Falls
Braden
Emmet J. Riley
C. F. Ullman
Victor Webb
George Lund
Samuel Barker, Jr
Thomas J. Davis
William Meyer
C. H. Gallagher
E.S. McGlone
D. M. Kelly
R. H. Glover
H. J. Rahilly
F. A. Linforth
State Board of Education
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mrs Roosevelt urges patience with Russia to save UN relations
Eleanor Roosevelt told reporters in Los Angeles that the United States must work more patiently with Russia for the sake of the United Nations. She warned that the U N could not exist without Russia and noted Russians bargain hard while stressing collaboration over force. She stressed the UN’s essential role in future peace.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
United Nations
Russia
League of Nations
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Central
South America
Americas
Army Budget Fight: House Keeps Army Strength Intact
In Washington on June 4 the House rejected a bid by Rep. Dirksen to cut 30,000 enlisted soldiers from next year's Army strength. The debate followed Rep. Short's call that Russia understands only force as the War department budget faced a 5.24 billion dollar total, with a 128 million pay allotment cut maintaining 20,100 fewer Army officers.
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Washington
Short
Russia
Missourian
House
Rep
Dirksen
R-Ill
Army
War Department
Appropriations Committee
Weather Forecast for BUTT with thundershowers
Considerable cloudiness with occasional thundershowers and little temperature change. Expected high near 62 in the next 24 hours. At School of Mines: high 56, low 40. at the Airport: high 57, low 40. Rain 0.17 inch. Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers east and north portions Thursday afternoon and evening. high 60 to 70.
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School of Mines
Dynamite Blast Kills 10-Year-Old Boy in California
A dynamite explosion at a California ranch killed 10 year old Richard Mazzone and injured four others. The accident occurred while men cleared stumps using three sticks of dynamite. His brother, mother, uncle, and a neighbor suffered burns and injuries but were not in serious condition.
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San Jose
Calif
Here
Richard Mazzone
Donald
Sarah
Ben Mazzone
Rocky Battaglia
Mazzone
Seattle Pilot Sentenced for Drunk Flight in Thurston County
Elwin B. Henniger of Seattle was sentenced to 30 days in Thurston county jail after being convicted of flying an airplane while drunk in Olympia.
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Olympia
Wash
U.P
Elwin B. Henniger
Seattle
Thurston County
Flood Strikes Rutland Vermont Leaves 500 Homeless
A flash flood in Rutland Vermont disabled the city causing almost 2 million dollars in damage. Five hundred residents were left homeless as crews repaired power lines and mains. A 13 year old boy was found after being separated from his mother. three other missing persons were located unharmed. The state of emergency prompted a relief plan to assess damage to real estate goods livestock vehicles and municipal property.
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Rutland
Vermont
East Pittsford
Richard Victoire
Bernard Cohen
Bernard
Wayne N. Temple
India to Receive Independence in Two Dominion States
New Delhi June 4 Viceroy Mountbatten announced India would gain freedom around August 15 likely as two dominions Hindustan and Pakistan. Britain may exit India earlier than 1948 possibly by year end. steamship reservations for August were noted at a press conference.
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New Delhi
India
Viscount Mountbatten
Mountbatten
Council Hall
Constituent Assembly
Hindustan
Pakistan
Britain
Noted chemist William Dunn Patten dies at 81
William Dunn Patten, 81, renowned chemist who claimed to have discovered a cancer baking formula died at his home on a recent Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
William Dunn Patten
Insects Move Across 40 Acre Hour Invasion Looms
A mass of Mor mon crickets covering 200 square miles advances through Oregon and Washington at about 40 acres per hour. Officials report widespread crop threat and evolving warlike controls as planes and trucks spread poison amid uncertain damage.
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Pendleton
Ore
West Inland Wheat Empire
Marshall Swearinger
State Farm Bureau
Gilliam County
Ira Weatherford
Oregon
Washington
Jim Beamer
Agricultural Conservation District
Beamer
Wheat Farmers Miss the Rains
Helena June 4. Rain continued across Montana but dry Havre Lewistown Miles City saw only traces. Northern highline got needed moisture while the northwest south central regions were favored. Helena reported 0.38 inches and Kalispell 0.24 inches with showers forecast for the eastern and northern areas.
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Associated Press
Max
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Cut Bank Ceneesseeess
Dillon
Drummond
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City Seneeneerere
Missoula
Montana
Miles City
Helena Weather Bureau
Railway Station Demolished Near Haifa by Bomb
The Athilit railway station south of Haifa was demolished by a bomb at 2 15 a m Thursday. An Arab guard credited with quick action helped avert casualties. The intruder fled after a scuffle, warning in Hebrew that the station was mined. The bombing followed two trains mined by Jewish extremists on Wednesday, injuring an Arab fireman.
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Jerusalem
Athilit
Haifa
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U.S
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