Butte High Band tours Victoria and Seattle parade reception
The Butte high school band journeyed from Seattle to Victoria then Seattle for a string of receptions. Ray Shannon praised their show while Seattle officials and police aided the band’s visit and parade plans.
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Butte High
Victoria
B. C
Butte Hill
Butte High School
British Columbia
Tallyhos
Crystal Garden
Seattle
Landing Pier
Howard Legget
Greater Victoria Association
Norman Foster
Percy George
Spokane
Portland
Mile-High Butte
Secretary Snyder Speaks at Butte Meeting During Visit
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder and party toured Butte with stops at the Mining city’s mines and smelter in Anaconda. He urged against cutting the national budget while highlighting defense and foreign aid, and left for Wisconsin camp near Milwaukee.
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Treasury
John W. Snyder
Coast Guard
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Butte
Anaconda
Arkansas
Washington
Idaho
Snyder
Idaho Bankers Association
E. S. McGlone
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
McGlone
Paul Cannon
Joseph E. Parker
James Boyd
Boyd
United States Bureau of Mines
Montana School of Mines
Montana
America
Truman
Congress
Europe
First Children's Day Opens at Columbia Gardens
Butte youngsters gather for the season’s start at Columbia Gardens with the first Children’s Day outing. Weather delays aside, Supt. E. W. Beech says preparations are complete. Free transport provided by Anaconda Copper Mining Co. For children under 14, pickups begin 9:30 a.m. along all bus lines to Park and Main, transfers to special buses, Gardens visits noon to 1:30 p.m. Returns start at 1:30 p.m.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
E. W. Beech
Anaconda
Hollywood Stars Tied to Reds in FBI Report Allegations
The report lists several film figures among alleged Communist ties, while the Montana School of Mines honors Dr. James Boyd with a doctor of science degree. Boyd urges graduates to balance economic security with personal initiative and aims to boost mineral supplies for national defense. He calls for sound conservation to maximize ore extraction from active deposits.
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Montana School of Mines
James Boyd
United States Bureau of Mines
Faculty of
Colorado Mines
Francis A. Thomson
Montana Mines
Boyd
John W. Bonner
Montana
Mines
Thomson
Bureau of Mines
United States
Dr Boyd Addresses Liberty Theme at Mines Graduation
Dr Boyd urged graduates and guests at the Mines campus ceremony to value personal initiative over mere economic security. The two hour event in the Library Museum highlighted six master’s and 45 bachelor degrees as awards were announced. Everett Owen Bracken and Luigi D Piana won AIME state honors, William R Kahla received MSE scholarship, and Leonard C Powell gained one of two $500 SMR scholarships.
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Mines
Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
J. Hollis McRea
Anaconda
Everett Owen Bracken
Conrad
Luigi D. Piana
AIME
McRea
Montana Society of Engineers
R. C. Setterstrom
Butte
William R. Kahla
Helena
Setterstrom
MSE
Lewis Orders Miners to Stop Work for One Week
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers ordered about 500,000 miners in soft and hard coal fields to halt work for one week starting Monday. He cited “magnificent production” causing instability and said the pause aims to stabilize bargaining strength ahead of talks with the Southern Coal Producers’ Association in Bluefield, and with U S Steel in Philadelphia.
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Washington
U.S
John L. Lewis
United Mines Workers
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
Bluefield
W. Va
Philadelphia
United States Steel Corporation
UMW
Communist Teachers Should Be Barred, Educators Declare
Washington report from June 8 states twenty eight leading educators including Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and Harvard President James Conant call for barring Communist teachers from American schools for surrendering the right to think, while opposing restrictions on studying totalitarianism within a free educational system.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia
Harvard
James B. Conant
Labor deal averts strike at Oak Ridge plant
Agreement reached Wednesday night to prevent a threatened strike by 2,000 CIO workers at Oak Ridge's largest atomic production facility in Tennessee.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
CIO
Acheson Calls Russia to End Berlin Blockade
At the Paris Big Four talks Secretary Acheson urged Russia to fulfill its pledge to end the Berlin blockade. He pressed for immediate agreement by next Monday among American British French and Russian commandants to end the blockade. Vishinsky refused unified city government veto power and the conference remained deadlocked on German questions.
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Paris
U.P
Dean Acheson
Russia
Berlin
Acheson
Andrei Y Vishinsky
Big Four
Vishinsky
Senators Hope Repeal Effort Dimmed by Lewis Walkout
Washington dispatch reports senators voiced discouragement over repealing the Taft Hartley act as John L. Lewis ordered coal miners out for a week starting Monday. Some fear the strike will trigger harsher laws while others see it strengthening retention of Taft Hartley injunctions.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senate
Elbert D Thomas
Utah
Thomas
Sparkman
D-Ala
Lewis
Ellender D
Secret FBI document names Hollywood figures as alleged Communists
A published FBI report lists Fredric March Edward G. Robinson and other West Coast film figures as alleged Communist party members or fellow travelers. The document cites informants claiming March and Florence Eldridge engaged in front activities and notes pro Russian contacts.
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Washington
Fredric March
Edward G. Robinson
West Coast
FBI
Communist Party
March
Dorothy Parker
Donald Ogden Stuart
Ruth McKinney
Alfred Maltz
Alvah Bessie
Dalton Trumbo
Millen Brand
Michael Blankfort
Canada Lee
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
Clyde R. Miller
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Norman Corwin
Columbia Broadcasting System
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Miss Coplon
Russia
Florence Eldridge
Frederick McIntyre Bickel
Frederick Bickel
National City Bank of New York
Hollywood
Sylvia
Senators Blast Lilienthal Over Isotope Exports
Senator Hickenlooper accused David E. Lilienthal and the AEC of risking national security by sending radioactive isotopes to Norway for military research. The shipments, said to aid steel, jet planes and rockets, were defended by Smyth. Strauss argued the exports overstep the law.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
A-lIona
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Henry de Wold Smyth
Smyth
Atomic Energy
AEC
Lewis B. Strauss
Strauss
Norway
Zinc and Copper Prices Trimmed by Smelters
In New York on June 8 a custom smelter set zinc at 10 cents per pound East St. Louis basis, trimming by a fraction of a cent and leaving western zinc 70 cents below the postwar high. The price sits a fraction above the last CPA ceiling lifted in November 1946. Also in New York copper was cut by a fraction to 17 cents per pound.
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New York
East St. Louis
CPA
Grace and Kenneth Judd Honor Roll Names Listed
Fourth row includes David Gleason Donald J McMaster Hugh Coyle Alvin Ek Howard Wald ron Dave Boulter Russell Rockwell Frank Colbert Russell Maurer Gordon Lahouette Back row lists Robert Kupfer Richard Lenz Herbert Keen Alvin Nelson Luigi D Piana Perry Boukind Leonard Powell David Wilson Nelson Jones Carl Howland William Topley Gordon Irving Judson Whit man and Jean Hardesty Harry M Hunter was granted a degree in absentia.
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As Grace
Kenneth Judd
David Gleason
Donald J. McMaster
Hugh Coyle
Alvin Ek
Howard Waldron
Dave Boulter
Russell Rockwell
Frank Colbert
Russell Maurer
Gordon Lahouette
Robert Kupfer
Richard Lenz
Herbert Keen
Alvin Nelson
Luigi D. Piana
Perry Boukind
Leonard Powell
David Wilson
Nelson Jones
Carl Howland
William Topley
Gordon Irving
Judson Whitman
Jean Hardesty
Harry M. Hunter
Toston Highway Action Delayed
Action to reroute United States highway 10 outside Tos ton is delayed pending a reinvestigation by highway department engineers and the state highway commission. The delay follows a Toston delegation meeting with commissioners and a railway proposal on toll-bridge funding.
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Helena
Toston
Highway Department
State Highway Commission
C. E. Stahl
M. J. Thomas
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Snowden
T. B. Weir
Railway
State Highway Department
Butte Weather Sketch Sees Mild Skies and Thunderstorms
Weather forecast for Butte shows mostly fair and mild conditions with afternoon thunderstorms. Highs around 75 in the next 24 hours, with regional details noting 70 to 80 across the district and cooler southeast.
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School of Mines
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