Military Chiefs Urge Congress for More Arms Aid
Gen Omar Bradley told Congress that American armed forces will not be enough for a major war even by July 1951 but can prevent a crippling attack. He urged a $13 billion budget to build up forces and rely on mobilization, while Vandenberg and Collins warned of Russia’s vast tank forces and the need for radars and modern weapons.
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Russia
Bradley
United States
Collins
Vandenberg
Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Joint
Hheirs
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
Senate Committee
Defense Johnson
Johnson cites $13 billion budget shift “by one nickel”
Johnson describes a proposed 13 billion dollar budget as a small adjustment that strengthens national defense. He states defenses are more prepared than in peacetime and that the Air Force is in its highest combat readiness since the war, tailoring forces to current needs and converting fat to muscle.
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Johnson
Air Force
Senate Ends One Man Filibuster On Rent Measure
Cain spoke for 11 hours in a marathon session before Senate leaders reached a vote on a rent control bill. The motion by Lucas to force attendance passed 29 to 15, paving a path to a late night vote after earlier failed attempts to end the talkathon.
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Lucas
Senate
Knowland
Cain
Wherry
Nebraska
Illinois
Russia to dispute claims on Antarctic strategic areas
Russia notified the State Department it will challenge American and other claims to strategic zones in the frozen Antarctic that may hold uranium coal iron and oil deposits.
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Washington
U.P
Russia
State Department
Antarctic
Butte News in Brief Highlights Local Births and Visits
Local births reported at Murray and St. James hospitals include youngsters born to McLeod Rooney Hoopes and Backer families, among others. Dozens of visitors from Great Falls Helena Missoula Dillon Billings and Scottsdale gathered in Butte. Notables include a baptism at St Josephs and a radar training sergeant at Keesler.
Japanese cabinet to discuss outlawing Communist party in session
Tokyo reports indicate a special cabinet session set for Saturday will consider outlawing the Communist party and new police measures. Police raids targeted Communist offices in Tokyo and Osaka as protesters gathered to oppose the Red purge amid occupation tensions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Communist Party
Osaka
Kyodo
Eiichi Tanaka
National Rural Police
Noboru Saito
McCarthy Calls Acheson to Be Fired at Once
Senator Joseph McCarthy demands Secretary of State Dean Acheson be ousted over charges tied to Owen Lattimore and alleged State department links to Communists. He accuses the Tydings committee and administration press staff of a seven point plan to shield Communists and suppress the truth.
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Owen Lattimore
Pacific
McCarthy
Acheson
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
Poland
Wisconsin
Tydings Committee
Baby May Be Well Before Father Hears of Illness
Gerald Waller seven months old was taken from an airliner with pneumonia symptoms. His father Gordon Waller a Navy dental technician travels from Wisconsin to Oregon as police broadcast news of the illness. The child remains in St James hospital while Mrs Waller and grandparents monitor the situation and await word.
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Gerald Waller
Gerald
Gordon Waller
Kaukauna
Wis
Black Butte
Ore
Dakotas
Mr. Waller
Oregon
Butte
St. James Hospital
Philippines
Police Holding Man in Case Involving Child
Police Friday night were holding a man for questioning on a complaint of molesting children. Assistant Chief Ernett Sullivan disclosed the arrest on East Broadway after the child’s mother reported concerns. The prisoner protested innocence and claimed the child was being taken to a relative’s home. he will be questioned Saturday.
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Ernett Sullivan
East Broadway
Sullivan
Indictments Charge Anti Trust Violations Across Alaska Firms
Attorney General McGrath announced a grand jury in Alaska returned 10 sealed indictments charging price fixing and restraints of trade across six sectors. Defendants include 23 corporations and 138 individuals tied to shipping meats food sales fuel liquor dry cleaning and taxicab services with Anchorage operations and the Alaska Steamship Company named among them.
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Washington
McGrath
Alaska
Anchorage
United States
Anthony J. Dimond
Big
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
Wash
Last Chance, Inc
Policeman in Charge of Meters Pays Overparking Fine
A motorist in uniform paid a one dollar overparking fine at police headquarters after a sergeant requested the receipt. The ticket was written in the name of George Stanich, a Butte officer responsible for meter collections, who allegedly had prior arrests for similar charges.
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Police
George Stanich
Butte
Stanich
Landslide in Japan Leaves Dozens Dead and Missing
In Kumanohara, about 60 miles northwest of Tokyo, a landslide buried 70 railway workers repairing track after a prior slide. At least 26 were killed, 24 injured, and 23 missing as rescue crews search the mud and debris. Several houses nearby were crushed and some injuries are serious.
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Tokyo
Kumanohara
Fire damages vacant dwelling at 404 West Porphyry
Fire Friday night damaged a vacant dwelling at 404 West Porphyry its origin undetermined. Firemen extinguished the blaze before the structure was consumed and the owner was listed as Oren Osborn.
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West Porphyry
Oren Osborn
Mining Leaders Urge Disciplined Imagination For Future Ore Supply
A university commencement featured a mining educator urging a national mineral policy and renewed exploration. He warned against excessive security and praised geologists for extending operations, noting ore finds shift to known districts while urging better prospecting guidance and new deposits. The event capped Montana State College mining program’s 50th anniversary with dignitaries and a public reception.
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Louis V. Bender
Bender
Anaconda
San Diego
Calif
Montana
John W. Bonner
Sam Barker, Jr
William Meyer
Mines
Russia May Be Outspending U S Two to One on Weapons
A U P report says Russia may spend at least twice the United States on atomic weapons. The figure relies on estimates of relative military outlays and national income, with U S spending around 14 billion yearly versus Russia about 45 billion.
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Russia
U. S
Washington
United States
Sumner T. Pike
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Brien McMahon
Dconn
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
McMahon
Philadelphia
U.S
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hanford
Wash
Pike
United Press
Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Pacific
AIME Honors Dr McLaughlin at Mines Golden Commencement
Dr. Donald H. McLaughlin who spoke to the Montana School of Mines graduating class Friday night is guest of honor at a noontime luncheon by the AIME Montana section in the Finlen hotel. The day closed Mines events with an alumni banquet.
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C. A. Bosley
Great Falls
Horace Dwyer
Anaconda
State Education Board
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mary Condon
Arnold H. Olsen
Rush Jordan
Western Montana College of Education
Dillon
R. R. Renne
Montana State College
Bozeman
Selke
A. B. Martin
Montana
AIME
F. C. Gilbert
Helena
Montana Society of Engineers
Wagner
Tannhauser
Moore
Robert Bonner Echols
St. John's Episcopal Church
Richmond
Lawrence E. Echols
Hugo Kenck
Bernard Bretherton
Donald H. McLaughlin
Montana School of Mines
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Finlen Hotel
Mines Golden
Butte Country Club
McLaughlin
School of Mines
Francis A. Thomson
Finlen
Eleven Drivers Face Hearings In Butte Police Custody
Eleven motorists employed in Butte were detained after being found with out of state license plates. Each was jailed, posted a $10 appearance bond, and ordered to appear in police court for a hearing. Emmett Sullivan noted Montana law requires out of state licensees to secure Montana plates when beginning work. Visitors not employed are exempt for 90 days per reciprocity with other states.
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Butte
Montana
Emmett Sullivan
Kitto Jr. Recovers From Leg Surgery After Bicycle Accident
Thomas James Kitto Jr., son of Mr and Mrs T J Kitto of Argyle, is recovering at Murray Hospital after a surgical operation on his leg for a multiple fracture from a bicycle accident.
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Thomas James Kitto, Jr
T. J. Kitto
Argyle
Murray Hospital
Escapee Guadalupe Cardenas Recaptured Near Dawson
A hospital escapee identified as Guadalupe Cardenas was recaptured near Dawson, 14 miles west of Butte, after forging a key to escape Warm Springs hospital for the insane. He had been transferred from Deer Lodge State Prison, serving a murder sentence, and had originated from Chinook. The capture was carried out by Sheriff Al McLeod and deputies Carl Hastie and Jim Lester.
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Guadlupe Cardenas
Warm Springs Hospital
Dawson
Butte
Cardenas
Deer Lodge
al McLeod
Carl Hastie
Jim Lester
Pullen Tops Awards at Mines Ceremony
Robert W. Pullen is named triple winner with honors announced by Mines President Dr Francis A Thomson. Morgan H Wright of Butte chairs the student award committee as awards note wartime student service and recent marriages. Scholarships go to Allen T Kennedy son of Butte miner for Mesabi Range research and to George A Matson. loans awarded to Gunther Rochefort of Chile and Michael Yim of Korea.
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Philipsburg
Morgan H. Wright
Butte
Francis A. Thomson
Mines
MSE
AIME
Allen T. Kennedy
P. H. Kennedy
Cliff Rief
Michigan Mines
Mesabi Iron Range
Minnesota
Mr. Kennedy
Viola Vestal Coulter
George A. Matson
Women's Auxiliary
The
Gunther E. Rochefort
Chile
Michael Yim
Korea
Government Moves to Revoke Bridges Citizenship
The government filed a federal brief to revoke Longshore Chief Harry Bridges citizenship asserting he secured it by criminal fraud in 1945. Bridges, leader of the 80,000 member International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union, was recently convicted of perjury over his naturalization and sentenced to five years, with an appeal ongoing before the Ninth Circuit.
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San Francisco
U.P
Harry Bridges
Federal District Court
Bridges
Communist
Bandits rob Woodbury bank flee with $12000 loot
Two bandits robbed the Woodbury bank on Friday and escaped with about $12,000. The bank had been used nine months earlier in a Connecticut state police film showing how to halt a bank robbery.
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Woodbury, Conn
Woodbury
Connecticut
Donovan Selected as Coalition Opponent to Marcantonio
James G. Donovan a Democrat was agreed upon by county Democratic and Republican leaders as their coalition candidate next fall against left wing Rep. Vito Marcantonio. The piece notes the Dover New Hampshire 1825 first organized women’s strike in needlework trades.
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Marcantonio
York
James G. Donovan
Vito Marcantonio
Al-N. Y
Dover
N. H
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROS 10 12 Extreme
A compact crossword item lists across and down clues with numbers and partial entries. It includes references to various languages and topics such as ecclesiastical terms, geography, and general vocabulary, indicating a standard puzzle page segment.
Truman Urges Continued Aid and Global Investment Push
President Truman, visiting his home state on the first trip of the year, urged continuation of aid, expanded imports, and greater private American overseas investment. He defended the dollar-gap studies aiding Europe and reiterated support for the point four program to develop underdeveloped regions. He contrasted U S policy with Russia, then joined WWI allies in St. Louis for a 35th division reunion.
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Europe
Truman
Russia
St. Louis
Butte Death Notices
The funeral of Angelo De Bene will be at 9 o'clock Saturday from Duggan's Merrill Mortuary to St. Lawrence church with 9:30 mass and Holy Cross cemetery burial. Michael J. Egan's remains are at Duggan's Mortuary with funeral at 9 Monday to St. John. Don Perry’s remains go to Wapato Washington at noon for interment. John Lahti and Otto Frank remain at local funeral homes pending arrangements.
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Lahti
John Lahti
Duggan’s Merril]mor
Mortuary Notices in Butte Montana Honor Local Deceased
Remains of Hazel H Hobbs are at White's Funeral Home with Rt. Rev. Charles Wilson to conduct 11 AM services today and Mount Moriah interment. Sidney V Phillips remains at White's with Rabbi Benjamin Kelson to lead 10:30 AM Monday rites and Mount Moriah graveside service by Silver Bow Lodge AF and AM. Walter T Ballard's remains to White's after forwarding to Butte. funeral Monday at 2 PM hosted by Butte Lodge No 22 AF and AM.
Funeral services for Joseph L. Onthank set for Saturday
The funeral will be held at Daly-Shea chapel Saturday morning at 9 o'clock followed by a requiem high mass at St. Patrick church at 9 30. Interment will take place in the Bishop Finnegan plot at Holy Cross cemetery with Silver Bow post No 1 of the American Legion noted.
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Onthank
Joseph L. Onthank
Daly-Shea
St. Patrick Church
Bishop Finnegan
Holy Cross Cemetery
The
American Legion
Campbell Infant Daughter Dies At Local Hospital
Linda Beth Campbell infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan R Campbell Jr died Thursday at a local hospital. Remains at Richards Funeral Home with services by Very Rev Charles A Wilson of Helena Saturday at 1 pm. Interment in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Utah
Jed Hoopes
Emma
Walter Backer
West Aluminum
Sam Holodnik
East
Galena
Emile Massie
South Main
R. D. Henderling
P. P. Evenson
T. T. Lewandowski
Stockett
Harris Birkinshaw
Glasgow
John Kok
Missoula
G. A. Bosley
Fay Adams
Fort Benton
Hotel Finlen
Tom Herrin
City
A. E. Boswell
Billings
Ralph Shnell
Arthur Orr
Cameron
Elvin Thompson of
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Mrs. Ellery Owen
Mrs
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Vaughn
Rex Smith
Acoma Hotel
George Jaffrey
Harlowton
Charles A. Bovey
Virginia City
Anna Marie Walker
Ted Saunders
Bob Bowman
F. C. Gilbert of
Arthur Nelson
Ennis
Jaclynn Rita Schultz
Jack Schultz
South Dakota
St. Joseph's Church
James Ryan
Anne Redden
Earl V. Lenahan
George Zimmer
Pauline
Patricia
Don
Mike
Port Angeles
Melvin Granberg
Hilda Luchetti
Redwood
al Spaulding
John McDowell
Monte Snow
Butte Intermountain
Mr. Snow
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Clyde White
Sioux City
Iowa
Harold White
West Coast
Lewis Skuletich
al Vukovich
Katherine Stanisich
Thomas J. Nettleton
C. J. Nettleton
Montana Hotel
Keesler Air Base
Biloxi
Miss
Columbia Gardens
McCarroll
Beauty
Gen. MacArthur
Walton H. Walker
Josef Stalin
Walker
Moscow
Douglas MacArthur
M Laughlin
Robert W. Pullen
Rob ‘Movie’ Bank
REDS
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
Leningrad
ACROS
Capital
Idaho
Seine
Santa Claus
Judah Man
Teamvainy
Fase
W. Snibonivetels
West Park
Duggan’s Merrill Mortuaries
John F. Duggan
Lessee Butte
North Montana
White
Sam R. White
West Park Street
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Francis X. Dolan
Mgr
South
Sherman & Reed
J. BR. Reed
Broadway
Arizona Street
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