Roosevelt Aims for California Democratic Nomination
James Roosevelt heads into California's primary with a strong chance to win the Democratic nomination aided by the 26th District Democratic Council. He filed cross, risking the Republican bid, while his divorce scandal looms as a campaign factor. Roosevelt denies the charges, runs a quiet, question‑and‑answer style tour of private homes, and faces Ned Redding and several others in a district with large Democratic enrollment.
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San Francisco
James Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
California
26Th District
Democratic Council
Congress
Romelle
Roosevelt
Jimmy
Ned Redding
Redding
Theodore Owings
Culver City
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic Committee
South Carolina primary highlights intra party battle
South Carolina Democrats nominate a governor in a Tuesday primary marked by a bitter clash between Lt. Gov. George Bell Timmerman Jr. and Columbia insurer Lester L. Bates. Timmerman accuses Bates of NAACP support, Bates denies. Both want to keep segregated schools despite the Supreme Court ruling.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Lester L. Bates
Columbia Insurance
Timmerman
Bates
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Brogan Funeral Set for Tuesday at 8:30 AM
The funeral of the late James Brogan will be from the Rose Room Tuesday morning at 8:30, then to St. Patrick Church for a requiem high mass at 9. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Pilarczyk Rites Pending at Merrill Mortuary
The remains of Lillian Pilarczyk lie in Duggan's Merrill Mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
Funeral services announced for Henry A. Butten in Butte
Henry A. Butten will have funeral services conducted at the Sherman Reed Mortuary in Butte Montana. The time of services will be announced later by Duggan's Merrill Mortuaries John P Duggan lessee.
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Sherman & Reed Mortuary
J. R. Reed
Mgr
Arizona Street
Funeral Services For Furman Roman In City
The remains of Furman Roman lie at Richards Funeral Home. Rev H B Ricketts to conduct services Tuesday at 2 PM. Silver Bow Post No 1 American Legion will conduct services in Mountain View Cemetery Veterans Plot.
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Roman
Furman Roman
Richards Funeral Home
H. B. Ricketts
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Veterans Plot
Mountain View Cemetery
Silver Bow
Funeral arrangements for Sophie Little announced
The remains of Mrs. Sophie Little lie at White's Funeral Home. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at Sacred Heart Church with a requiem high mass at 9 30. Interment is in Mount Moriah Cemetery. Rosary is scheduled for this evening at 8 o'clock.
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Little
Sophie Little
White
Sacred Heart Church
Mount Moriah
Normandy tribute recalls 9,485 American dead at St Laurent
On Utah Beach in Normandy, French crowds honored the 9,485 Americans buried at St Laurent Cemetery. President Rene Coty and U.N. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. spoke as veteran soldiers and several Normandy veterans joined a 400-strong U.S. honor guard.
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St. Laurent
Utah Beach
France
Rene Coty
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower
J. Lawton
Lightning Joe”’ Collins
Lee T. Gerow
Army
Air Force
Navy
Normandy
Omaha Beach
Utah
Omaha
Russell R. Raab
East Orange
N. J
U. S
John J. Moglia
Hempstead
Long Island
New York
Robert Lindorff
Chicago
Caulfield Mrs Ann C Dies. Funeral Set
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Ann C Caulfield wife of Owen J Caulfield of 102 Walnut Street will be held from Finnegan Co Funeral Home Tuesday morning at 8 45 proceeding to St Paul Church for requiem mass and burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery family plot Anaconda death notices Daughters of Isabella referenced
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Isabella
Leeper John T Bugs Leeper Dies at St Ann Hospital
John T Bugs Leeper longtime resident and early baseball player dies at St Ann Hospital. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Finnegan Co Funeral Home with Rev Elmer Robinson officiating. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery family plot.
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Leeper
St. Ann Hospital
John T
Bugs) Leeper
Finnegan Co
Elmer Robison
First Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Edward D. Gates
Being unable to thank all our kind neighbors and friends we extend sincere thanks for acts of kindness during illness and at the death and funeral of Edward D. Gates. Special thanks to Dr. Scott L. Walker nurses at St. Ann Hospital and local friends for visits. Also thanks to those who sent floral offerings bouquets called paid respects donated cars. Signed by Mrs Edward D. Gates and the Gates families.
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Andrew W. Johnson
Intermountain Lines
Harold Gregg
Community Memorial Hospital
Edward D. Gates
Scott L. Walker
St. Ann Hospital
Butte
Mr. Gates
Don Gates
C. L. Schneider
Homer Dawes
George Gates
Ted Gates
John Gates
Joe Gates
Finnegan Company Morticians Distinctive Funeral Service
Finnegan Company Morticians announces A. A. Longfellow and T. D. Savage as agents. Located at 320 East Fourth, contact by phone 29-W for funeral service arrangements.
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Finnegan Company Morticians Distinctive Funeral Service
A. A. Longfellow T. D. Savage
East Fourth Phone
Traffic Regulations Proposed by Mayor in Move to Cut Accidents
The mayor urged better traffic control covering autos and jaywalking. He asked Lt. Stanich to discuss the plan with Acting Chief Sullivan and suggested notifying the Montana Highway Patrol about drunken drivers. The notice hinted at tightening ordinances and possibly jail sentences after multiple offenses. He emphasized informing citizens on traffic regulations, licenses, brake and light maintenance, and pedestrian obligations.
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Stanich
Sullivan
Montana Highway Patrol
Hoegh Leads Field in Iowa's Election
Des Moines Iowa U P Leo Hoegh state attorney general Monday maintained an early lead over five other candidates seeking Republican nomination for governor of Iowa With 855 of 2481 precincts counted Hoegh 36 percent 30 798 votes William Nicholas 19 percent 16 404 Ernest Palmer 14 percent 12 398 W S Lynes 13 percent 11 555 A B Chambers 13 percent 11 280 Ben Ellsworth 3 percent 2 897
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.P
Leo Hoegh
Heogh
William Nicholas
Ernest Palmer
W. S. Lynes
A. B. Chambers
Ben Ellsworth
Sub sighting reported near Nassau by Nassau Tribune
U S destroyers Willett and Haas sailed from Nassau to investigate a sighting of an unidentified submarine about 30 miles north of Nassau, according to the Nassau Tribune. The action follows a reported sighting and reflects wartime patrols in the area.
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Nassau
Bahamas
U. S
Willett and Haas
Nassau Tribune
Eisenhower seeks ready farm home near Gettysburg
President and Mrs. Eisenhower push to occupy their 189 acre Gettysburg area farm. A long renovation is planned with visits to Camp David and a Sunday look at progress. Mrs. Eisenhower plans interior work, preferring to start from scratch with a grey-green scheme. A maple chest gift from Beecher Falls Vermont marks a milestone, while historic beams will dominate the den. Gifts to the President may be stored in the Eisenhower museum at Abilene Kansas.
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White House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Camp David
Gettysburg Battlefield
Eisenhowers
New York
Columbia University
France
NATO
Beecher Falls
Eisenhower Museum
Abilene
Kan
Haile Selassie
Calvin Coolidge
United States
New Delay Expected in Railroad Fight
ALBANY New York central railroad proxy fight delays persist as election inspectors three law professors seek a week's recess after reporting an incomplete vote due to a flood of documents. The panel is due to report Tuesday, delaying the naming of a winner.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
U S Reactivates Fight to Deport Bridges
The United States restarts its 16 year effort to revoke Harry Bridges citizenship. Chief Assistant U S Attorney Linn Girard filed a legal memorandum opposing Bridges 39 motion to dismiss the government civil suit. The action resumes the case on the court calendar as the government argues the suit proceeds despite Bridges criminal conviction issues.
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San Francisco
U. S
Linn Girard
Federal District Court Here
Supreme Court
Bridges
High Court
McCarthy Army clash deepens over Schine and Stevens
Bitter hearings centered on Roy Cohn and McCarthy allies who allegedly pressed for favorable care for Schine. The inquiry probes charges that Army officials used Schine as a hostage to blunt McCarthy’s subversion hunt at Fort Monmouth. Symington's monitored calls show him advising the Army secretary and naming Clifford, a Stevens ally, as part of a broader Republican maneuver. McCarthy branded Clifford and Symington conspirators with Stevens and attacked Symington as Sanctimonious Stu.
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Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy
Schine
Cohn
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Ralph W. Zwicker
Clifford
Symington
Stevens
Wisconsin
25 000 Defense Housing Units Proposed
Washington Defense Department proposes 25 000 housing units for military personnel and families at 350 million dollars. Assistant secretary Fleete testified before the House Armed Services Committee that only officers and top grade NCOs would be housed, with cost parity to quarters allowance and consideration of local community support and nearby privately owned housing. The plan lists Strategic Air Command sites including Great Falls Montana 5 units $146 500, Ent Colorado 238 units $3 213 000, Glasgow Miles City Aero Montana 83 units $1 232 000.
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Washington
Defense Department
Franklin G. Fleete
Strategic Air Command
Great Falls
Mont
Ent
Colo
Glasgow-Miles City
Crack Pilots Open Jet Competition
LAS VEGAS November. Air Force jet warfare meet opens at Indian Springs Air Force Base near Las Vegas. Far East Command team from Korea led with perfect skip bombing 400 and strafing 188. Alexandria AW from Louisiana Tactical Air Command scored 350 skip bombing and 167 strafing, leading high altitude bombing with 278 and rocketry 214.
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Las Vegas
U. S. Air Force
Far East
Air Force
Indian Springs Air Force Base
Korea
Far East Command
J. L. Locke
Alexandria Air Force Base
Tactical Air Command
Alexandria
AEC Secrecy Law Blocks Allies on Red Weapon Intel
Washington report says Atomic Energy Act secrecy bars the United States from sharing intelligence on Russia’s nuclear capabilities with allies. The AEC asks Congress to amend the law to permit a limited exchange of atomic intelligence with friendly powers. Britain also withholds U.S. data, hindering joint assessments of Soviet progress.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Russia
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Commission
Britain
White House
Eisenhower to Use Powers to Bar CIA Probe
New York Times report says President Eisenhower will push executive authority to block a Senate inquiry into the Central Intelligence Agency. Allen W. Dulles met the president after Sen. McCarthy alleged intelligence failures, insisting public hearings could damage CIA operations. Dulles called the charge false and urged discretion.
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New York
New York Times
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
Joseph McCarthy
Washington Dispatch
Anthony Seviere
Allen W. Dulles
CIA
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Dulles
Former Livingston Editor Succumbs
TACOMA Washington LeClaire E. Flint 66 longtime editor and manager of the Livingston Montana Enterprise and later a Seattle Times proofreader died at his daughter's home in Fairfield Connecticut on Monday. He homesteaded in Montana and twice served as district governor of Kiwanis Club. He is survived by his widow Blanche a brother Paul of Tacoma and a daughter Mrs J D Mitchell of Fairfield.
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Tacoma
Wash
LeClaire E. Flint
Livingston, Mont
Enterprise
Seattle Times
Fairfield
Conn
Flint
Montana
Kiwanis Club
Blanche
Paul
J D. Mitchell
Japanese Police Bill Approved in tense Diet session
The Diet approved Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's National Police Bill in a tense session boycotted by Socialists and heavily guarded around Yoshida amid assassination talk. Visitors were barred. guards surrounded the leader as tensions rose over last week's Diet riot injuring 50.
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Tokyo
Diet
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Japan
Puerto Rican Woman Calm as Witnesses Testify on Shootings
Lolita LeBron, 34, calmly testifies from a prayer book as a witness recounts how she fought to defend herself after disarming. The Puerto Rico Nationalist leader and three codefendants, all from New York City, face federal trial for assault with intent to kill and dangerous weapon charges related to the March 1 House shooting.
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Washington
Lolita LeBron
Congress
W. S. Elgin
LeBron
John E. Connelley
National Broadcasting Co
Wilson Says War Not the Answer to Red Problem
Secretary of Defense Wilson told a USC commencement audience that a Third World War is not the solution to stopping communism. He warned that victory in such a war would bring immense destruction and setback to human progress, while urging continued military strength and the fight against communist ideas with truth and superior philosophy.
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Columbia
8. C
Wilson
University of South Carolina
Free World
United States
Page Files Promises Tax Cuts and Strong Economy
The speech urges an expanding Page Files to spur production and growth while pledging tax reductions, a balanced budget, and free enterprise. It touts a foreign program to avoid wars, public-interest protections in labor conflicts, and ongoing government by constitutional law. Page cites a decade of Montana legislation and GI-related appropriations.
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Page
Montana State Reorganization Commission
Congress
Armed Services
University
Navarre admits Vietminh threat to Da Lat and Saigon
Navarre, retiring commander, warned six Vietminh regiments in central Annam could strike from the Kontum plateau toward Dalat and may push toward lower Laos and Cambodia from the Plateau DesBelovens. He pressed that Geneva talks spurred Vietminh offensives and defended his record after Dien Bien Phu, noting losses of about 25,000 and that a massive delta attack was unlikely soon.
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Ely
Delta
Annam
Kontum
Dalat
Saigon
Bao Dai
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Plateau Des Belovens
Mekong River
Navarre
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Yen Bay
Hanoi
China
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William Sentner
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Marcus Murphy
Hal Boyle
Hoegh
John L. Cutter
U.S
Crack Pilots
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Charles Thomas
George B. Parks
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