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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1948

Page

7

Woman Confesses Slaying Spouse Serving Life

Colleen Berry, 21, told police she killed the man she says is her husband Harold Berry, 21, now serving life for his brother Murrill Berry's death in San Quentin. Detectives doubt her account while Berry repudiates his prior confession. authorities consider further investigation.

van Nuys Calif U.P Colleen Berry Harold San Quentin E. T. Johnston Berry Murrill Ernest Berry Johnson Clinton Duffy Harold Berry Duffy California

One Time Prisoner of Dachau Speaks in Butte Tonight

Joseph I Herschkowitz of Minneapolis a former Dachau prisoner will speak at 7 30 PM Monday at Fall Gospel tabernacle 230 South Montana Butte Rev Leo B Hinton announces His talk titled I Was in Dachau He is believed to be the first former Dachau prisoner to appear in Butte He will discuss the Jewish problem and notes he was born in Vienna Austria He represents the American Board of Missions to the Jews New York City He spoke in Anaconda Sunday night He was an atheist before entering the camp and converted to Christianity there

Joseph I. Herschkowitz Minneapolis Dachau Concentration Camp Butte Fall Gospel Tabernacle South Montana Leo B. Hinton Dachau Herschkowitz Vienna Austria American Board of Missions To New York City Anaconda Mr. Hinton

Royal Couple Said About to Marry in Athens

In Geneva on Sunday night former King Mihai of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma flew to Athens aboard a DC-4 and are expected to wed later this week in the Greek capital. Anne’s uncle Prince Eric of Denmark and Mihai’s staff accompanied them. arrival in Athens was planned for Monday.

Geneva Switzerland Mihai Romania Anne of Bourbon-Parma Athens Anne Prince Eric Denmark

More Polio Outbreaks Feared in Big Cities

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports a sharp rise in polio cases, with 514 cases in the four weeks ending May 29, up from 148 a year earlier. Dr. Hart E. Van Riper cites serious outbreaks in Texas, North Carolina, Iowa, South Dakota, and California as warnings.

New York National Foundation For Hart E. van Riper Foundation Texas North Carolina Iowa South Dakota California

No Clues Yet in Crash of Wing

An Air Force investigating board sought the cause of the YB-49 flying wing crash during a test flight near the Muroc dry lake bed. Five crew members were killed. Wright Field officials said it would be days before indications emerged. The plane, top secret, was completely demolished with parts scattered.

Dayton Ohio Air Force Sun_day Muroc Dry Lake Wright Field America Canada

Van denberg Seen Open to Foreign Aid Debate

Washington reports Sunday suggest a tough fight over restoring House foreign aid could push Senator Arthur Vandenberg toward a receptive stance on the Republican presidential ticket. Allies say he won’t reveal plans before the Philadelphia radio convention June 24, and he has not ruled out a future candidacy. Vandenberg’s stance on European recovery funds and bipartisan policy is under scrutiny as he weighs his role in defending the aid program.

Washington Friends Sen Arthur Vandenberg Vandenberg Radioart Philadelphia Michigan House Congress Appropriations Committee

Local newsboys gagged over headline exaggeration

Peiping reports municipal authorities ordered newsboys to stop shouting headlines to calm a jittery population. Officials complained the boys exaggerated wares while selling papers on Sunday, affecting public nerves and city order.

Peiping

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