Truman Will Take On Congress On Return To Dignity
President Truman drew a Wyoming crowd and promised to take on Congress when he returns. En route from Omaha he collected ranch gear in Kearney and a sombrero in Cheyenne, spoke at the governor’s mansion to about 2,500, and invited to Frontier Days. The western swing included a church stop and light talk on issues, with no policy details.
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Truman
Congress
Douglas B. Cornell
Wyoming
Omaha
Kearney
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kearnes
Ant
Secret Service
Guy
Lester Sunt
Mr. Tuman
Margaret
Hunt
Lee Knous
Colorado
Ace ‘Tyrell
Ector
Phis
H. A. Dickson
State Police
Fran Cheyenne
Sun Valley Idaho
Butte Welcomes Truman Amid Decoration and Parade
Butte prepares for President Truman with bunting and banners as a parade through the business district unfolds. Local officials announce ceremonies at Narende stadium with open air address, while Missoula and Athens items note related travel and a minor crash involving the Griswolds.
Nebraska Delegation Split Over President Visit
Nebraska Republicans and Democrats show deep rifts after President's Omaha visit. Omaha rally drew about 2,000 as delegates claim disarray in planning and support. Delegates Truman and another Nebraska Democrat say divisions grew from the trip with Republicans controlling arrangements.
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Ron Truman
Omaha
Jie G
Nebraska
William Ritchie Sala
Truman
Ahtéaie
Ak-sar-ben Tolselum
Mediator May Decide Today on Truce Time
Israel said Count Folke Bernadotte would decide Monday when a four week Palestine cease fire would begin. The communique noted he would communicate conclusions to both sides and expect replies. Israel warned it might appeal to the Security Council if Bernadotte’s plan failed. Meanwhile Arab forces reportedly attacked Malikya, threatening the northern Jewish border area as Syria pressed a two pronged assault.
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Thewre
Count Folke Bernadotte
Sweden
United Nations
Palestine
Swedish Red Cross
Moshe Shertok
Israel
Haifa
Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
Folke Bernadotte
Bernadette
United Nations Security Council
Moshe Sheriok
Bhertok
Bernsdoke
Tserel
Sreursky Council
Malikya
Damascus Radio
Lightning Hits Destroys BAP Depot at Rocker
A lightning strike around 2 a m Sunday razed the Duke Anaconda and Pacific railway station at Rocker four miles west of Butte. Firemen from Centerville Boulevard and Butte fought the blaze without a water supply, removing belongings of station agent Homer LeRue and his family as the wooden 40 year old depot burned while residents and travelers watched.
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Duke, Anaconda
Pacific Yailway
Rocker
Hocker
Butte
Centerville
Boulevard
Homer LeRue
Atalion
Piie
Silver Bow Cree
High Officer Kidnapped by Reds in Europe
Tass dispatches from Moscow London and Berlin report that Starday Americans kidnapped a high Russian officer on duty in Germany and handed him to the British who allegedly tortured him for a month before release. Russians accuse U.S. officials of noncooperation while British deny abduction claims.
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Moscow
U.P
Soviet Union
Germany
Tass
Moscony
London
D.tassayev
Bremen
Tassover
United States
Gera
Informa- Hon
Tssoyev
Tassoyev
Britain
Foreign Office
Tessoyev
Bre- Ten
Stanley Clem
Phienix
Ariz
Aromican
Vassoyev
Berlin
Pirot
Germeny
Tn Berlin
Su Brian Rovertson
Poontmander
Tus Foyev
Roberte
Clem
De calls U S leadership to push peace in Palestine
New York reports Gov Thomas E De said Sunday the United States must exercise its leadership in the United Nations to secure a just lasting peace in Palestine and to assure the constancy of a free state of Israel.
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New York
Thomas E. de
United
Nust
United Nations
Palestine
Israel
Two Year Draft Measure Tops Congress Agenda
Congress pushes two year draft measure to the head of a crowded agenda as a two week drive toward adjournment looms. Senate debate on selective service continues with Senator Langer resisting race-based amendments while a Republican Democrat coalition seeks to advance the military bill. House plans to pass a measure on displaced persons and extend adaptive and recovery programs, amid a broad push on appropriations and other key bills before adjournment.
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Congress
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
Langer
Ren. DD
House
Europe
Capitol Hii
Minnkinn ¢R-Cole
Finance Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wiley Jr-Wis
Butte Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for Butte and western Montana calls for fair skies and warmer conditions. Highs around 79 degrees, overnight low near 48, with a maximum near 70 expected in some areas and a 22 percent precipitation chance. East of Divide remains warm with highs near 85 while western zones stay fair and mild.
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Butte Fair
Moray
Arcnorf
Montana
Divine
Divide
Fair Mantay
York Rite Conclave Draws 600 Masons and Guests
The York Rite Conclave on Mining City activities attracted about 600 Masons and ladies, with sessions by Montana Grand Commandery, Royal Arch and Council of Montana. A banquet, parade, and ball were planned at the Masonic temple with leaders including Herbert K. Lange presiding.
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He Pat
Montana
Tenner
Council of
Royal Masonry
Buthel
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
Ineldie
Basil Nees
Kl Soardeck
Royal and Select
Knights Templar
He Grand Connell I
Royal Atch Masons
Herbert K. Lange
Butts
Knights Temlar
Presitud
Order
Wax Hell
Charles A. Wilson
Elale
Kghts
Col
Missing Butte Plane Sighted in Utah Wreckage Sought
Early Monday searchers found the bodies of Bruno Koski and Harold Smarth of Butte Montana in Utah near Bear Lake while wreckage of their light Aeronca plane was reported. Officials believed the missing aviators disappeared after taking off from Butte on a Saturday bound for Salt Lake City. The wreck sighting came from Logan control with Idaho crews joining the search. Koski and Smith were 25 and 21 respectively, graduates and workers from local industries, living at 1917 South Montana.
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Brono Keoski
Harold L. Smarth
Bear Lake
Utah
Logan
Posse
Dane
Garden Gily
Wiepti
Bruno Wosks
Leroy Smith
Butte
Mont
Hyer
Brigham
Lyn
Mne
Koski
Smiley
Montpelier
Tighe
Salt Lake City
yace-Preston
Idaho
Montepeliur
Centrals
Civil Aeronauti Vs. Administration
Mining City
Aeronca
Smith
Butte Aero Sales An Inc
CAA
Ida Kaski
Arthur Kaski
Toedo
Ohia
Sig IR Ferore
Athonda High School
Ciehill-Mooney
Bulle
South
Montana
Pennies Pay for Baby Born Here
Mrs Pan Maria of 1951 Stewart promised to pay a rector bill in pennies when she had her first baby. At St James hospital last week she delivered a son to Mr and Mrs Maria and presented about $4 in pennies in a small suitcase to Dr McMahan who cashed the receipt.
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Pan Maria
Stewart
Pr. FS. Mre
Mallon
Maria
St. James Hospital
Aturja
Poles
McMahan
Hibernians Close Annual Conclave Reelects Officers
Members of the ancient Order of Hibernians reelect W. di Coxgruff of Great Falls as president at the 40th annual state convention held in Anaconda. Mrs. O'Donnell of Anaconda is state auxiliary president. next convention set for 1950 in Anaconda. Officers from last year are renewed. Sunday activities included a St Mary church mass and an address by Mary Dee of Butte. A Montana history on the order was given by Hugh Daly with a musical program by local entertainers.
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Truman
Naraneche
Val Stadium
Buble High School
Barry O'Leary
H. H. Glover
Paul Cannon
Butte
Narende Stadium
W. CD. Murray
Buttentlorany
O'Leary
Hugh Adair
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Montana
Ernest Eaton
Sam C. Pord
Washington, D. C
Margaret
Order of
Hibernians
W. di. Coxgruff
Great Leatls
Hibernia Hall
Conteceie
Dis O'Donnell
Aineconda
Anaconda
Yene
J. A. Rooney
Steve Ghara
Anacanda
Thomas &L Murphy
Anatotyla
Joseph Malloy
Anaecata
Atel Hugh Daly
Burtle
Trish
Elizapish McCarthy
Buthe
Margaret Smovier
Great Falls
Surer
Esse Harringtatt
Butle
Mary Durkin
Ae eToo Sinns
Catherine Harrington
Ausitary
St. Mary Church
Vincent Kavasnaugh
Carrel College
Helens
Eras Ce
Bibernia
Mary Dee
Hugh Daly
Lana McDonald
Walkervile
Eight escapees slain at Veracruz prison break attempt
Veracru z Mexico June reports say eight prisoners were shot and killed by guards as they attempted to flee through a tunnel dug under the wall of the San Andires Tuxtla prison. Police received word of the escape plan and guards opened fire.
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Veracruz
Mexico
Uri
San Andires Tuxtla i
Satuyegy
Peeporta
Missouri River Floodwaters Recede In Western Montana
Flooding across western Montana eases as Missouri River waters recede after three weeks of heavy rain and snow. Thousands of farm acres and homes between Toston Canyon Ferry and Great Falls suffer destruction or damage, with evacuation in Sun River and surrounding areas. Cattle swim in debris-filled water while highways reopen gradually and aid from Cascade County officials and Red Cross continues.
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Missouri
Missoula
Fridis
Montilla
Novi
Three Forks Briday
Niles
Toston
Canyon Erry Dun
Holera
Civer
Eiel
Canyon Petty Seorea
Ysl
Canyon Perry
Great Falls
Sun River
Gent Falls
Great Pills
Nerval
Cascade County
Cascade
State Highway Patrol
Augusta
Wolf Creek
Arun
Water closes Highway 10S near Lahooad park
Jefferson river waters recede but three feet still cover the road as 2 inches remain on the levi. US highway 10S near Lahooad park is closed to traffic and detours route motorists via Kielena through Tiehway 10% to Wahueh, Virginia City, and Riis.
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Lahooad Park
Butte
Jefferson River
Levi
Kielena
Tiehway No
Soul
Virginia City
Riis
Columbia Crests Again Threaten Dikes Along Columbia River
Flood crisis widens as crest nears from Portland to Vancouver and Astoria. Army engineers warn the 120 mile dike stretch remains critical for days while thousands guard industrial areas. Vanport housing project yields two bodies as disaster toll rises across the Northwest. Continued on page 5, column 1.
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Vortland
Ore
Columbia
Arty
Uteshrlisr Peak
Clatekatie
Portland
Astoria
Gerat Dyer
Pacific Northwest
Sta Uy
Colinbia
Cetada
Fraser River
Vanport
Anaconda Boy Fifth in National Marble Tournament
A national marble shooting event concluded with Mickey Alvord of Salt Lake City winning the championship after rising from consolation. George Telles of Cheyenne placed second, Walton Haynes and Donald Robins among others also distinguished. Buddy Slaughrey and Jimmie Baxter were noted as strong performers in the veterans event.
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Sault Lake Olty
West
Aftfair
Mickey) Alvord
Salt Lake City
Alvord
George Telles
Cheyanne
Wyo
Ore
Robert Wright
Joliet
Rollins
Rth
Mining City graduates large class to receive 432 degrees
Twenty four Butte students from Montana State University in Mis souri will receive degrees Monday at commencement. Altogether 432 degrees will be conferred in the fifty fifth annual exercises, largest in history. Dr Lawrence A Knypton of Stanford will speak. Names include Foley biology, Shone psychology, Gadbow English with honors, Sweeney education, Mulligan pharmacy, Henningsen MB A, Mayfield English, Hoxanson education, Evans journalism, Funk music, Plohi home economics, and many others across disciplines. (Continued on Page 5)
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Butte
Montana State University
Missouri
Lawrence A. Knypton
Stanford University
University of Chicago
Bute
Phlip
Foley
Joyce Shone
Vincent L. Gadbow
JoAnn Ryan
Shirley K. Standiford
Anna Lou Kern
Louis J
Daniel M. Yovetich
Henry D. Bertoglea
Mary A. Kelleynd
James P. Harrington
Stuart E. Fits’chen
Barbara A. Grunert
Jack P. Sweeney
Ben Tyvand
Robert P. Whalen
Ralph T. Me
Avoy
Marian F. Barry
Ndaywsan Oppenheimer
Bess M. Mulligan
Frederic B. Holbrook
Willitan Mufich
Arving Pearson
Lan
Frederick Henningsen
William R. Sliger
Sarah McNells
Anguati
Caro
McConnell
Albert 4. Takarich
Thomas D. Byrne
Frederick D. Mitchell
Robert A. Tuckes
Armstead
Raymond Hoxanson
Rhoda Haveringtos
Ralph E. Evans
Wilbur EB. Funk
Deer Lodge
Mary L. Plohi
Anna Harwick
Ralph Bergstrom
Wesley Wendland
A. Mary Kidd
Dell
Ernest K. Tallent
Lois B. Hazelbaker
William J. McMannes
Joseph W. McCracken
Frances K. Clawson
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Gus Weiland
Mrs. Truman
AID Mission
Athens
Jime
Dwient P. Griswold
Greece
Reds
Associated Pressy
Belgrade
Az Broatius
Custer
Glasgow
Kalispell
Lewistown
Perret
Livingston
Miles City
Musiuita
West Yellowstone Ag
Waitehall
NBA Teleptiure
York Rite
He Bisl
Columbia Crests
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