USSR Pushes Simultaneous Consideration Of Atomic Plans
At Lake Success on June 12 Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Gromyko urged the UN to consider Soviet and American atomic control proposals together and immediately. He opposed separate evaluation and warned the working committee to place his plan before the political committee to avoid a hybrid result.
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Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Frederick H. Osborn
Gromyko
Osborn
Soviet Union
Full
Atomic Commission
Security Council
Birth of a new world stressed by Lippman at Rotary
Walter Lippman told San Francisco Rotarians that the era’s agony is birth pains of a new world uniting mankind. Rotary voted to keep headquarters in Chicago, defeating Denver 1862 to 1230 at the convention with 15,000 Rotarians from 54 countries in attendance. An international assembly will conclude Friday as President-elect Guernsey predicts over 10,000 clubs within ten years.
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San Francisco
Walter Lippman
Rotary International
Denver
Chicago
Rotary
Denver Club
Earl Warren
California
Assembly
International Assembly
S. Kendrick Guernsey
Jacksonville
Fla
Lawmaker Threatened by Anonymous Death Letter
Washington report says J Parnell Thomas of the House committee on un American activities received a threatening unsigned letter calling for his death. The letter, signed finis, was turned over to the FBI and accompanying threats target Rankin with a July deadline. The committee plans to issue a report on the Southern Conference for Human Welfare as a Communist front and Wallace will speak here Monday.
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Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
House Committee On un-American Activities
Thomas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New York
David Lachenbruch
Rep. Rankin
Dmiss
Rankin
Ahepa Conclave Set in Butte
Delegates from Montana and northern Wyoming will gather in Butte for a two day Order of Ahepa convention. About 150 representatives with wives and friends are expected to register at Hotel Finlen. Gus Marinos chairs the arrangements while J R Valenas from Great Falls will preside over the meeting.
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Montana
Wyoming
Butte
Order of Ahepa
Finlen
Gus Marinos
J. R. Valenas
Great Falls
Mr. Marinos
Butte Miners Day Parade Opens Annual Celebration
A morning street parade begins the Butte Miners Day festivities with a noon first aid contest at the Gardens and afternoon sports. Bands drill teams and civic groups join a lengthy procession. Evening dancing follows a copper league baseball game at Clark Park and a Gardens dance at 9.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Columbia Gardens
Federal
Union Hall
Granite Street
Washington Street
Park
Gaylord
Arizona
Broadway
Main
Granite
Butte Mines
Miners’ Union
North Side A. C
Clark Park
Ar Kage
Fort Peck Dam Inspection Set by Federal State Leaders
Federal and state representatives will inspect the Fort Peck dam and lake in Montana Friday and Saturday as part of a plan to spend 1.5 billion dollars on 105 Missouri basin reservoirs and levees. Govs Ford and Donnelly, plus officials from Nebraska North Dakota Wyoming and other agencies, will participate in meetings and a lake cruise to consider reclamation flood control and power projects along the Missouri River.
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Glasgow
Fort Peck
Army
Missouri
Montana
Missouri Basing Interagency Committee
Sam C. Ford
Phil M. Donnelly
Dan
Truman Seeks World Friendship in Canada Visit
President Truman closed his goodwill trip to Canada with a pledge that the United States desires peace and friendship with every nation. He stressed the word every while meeting reporters at Montebello near Ottawa. Canadian PM Mackenzie King echoed the sentiment as the pair spoke after a three day stop filled with public cheers.
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Ottawa
Truman
Canada
United States
Soviet Russia
Montebello
W. L. Mackenzie King
United
Fines Imposed on 34 Movie Strike Pickets
Thirty four pickets and their attorney were fined 300 dollars each for obstructing an entrance disobeying a court order against mass picketing and failure to disperse. Attorney Frank Pestana received 60 days in jail and said he would appeal. The case concluded a two month trial with night sessions held by Municipal Judge Byron S Walters.
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Los Angeles
Frank Pestana
Pestana
Byron S. Walters
Bitter attack on new Hungarian regime in tumultuous assembly
Dezo Sulyok, leader of the Freedom party, denounced Hungary's new government in a heated national assembly debate, accusing it of police state tactics and Western betrayal. Deputy Speaker adjourned the session with no confidence vote, delaying opposition lines. Separately, Nagy seeks to come to the United States with his family, due in New York but delayed by a layover.
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Budapest
Hungary
Dezo Sulyok
Freedom Party
National Assembly
Istvan Kossa
Lajos Dinnyes
Ferenc Nagy
Sulvok
Nagy
Sulyok
Washington
U.P
State Department
United States
New York
LaGuardia
Cairo
Egypt
Miners Union Signs Two Year Contract With Anaconda
A two year contract signed Thursday by Butte Miners union No 1 and Anaconda Copper Mining company grants 11 cents per hour wage increase equal to 92 cents per day and five paid holidays. Signatories include Oscar Hills John McLeod and H J Rahilly. The agreement dates from April 1 1947. Other unions have also signed concurrent contracts with similar terms.
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Butte Miners Union No. 1
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Oscar Hills
John McLeod
H. J Rahilly
Anaconda Company
Anaconda and
Great Falls
Butte Stationary Engineers
Metals Trades
Churchill Condition Listed Quite Satisfactory After Hernia Operation
London sources report Prime Minister Winston Churchill's condition after a hernia operation on Wednesday as quite satisfactory by Thursday night. The bulletin confirms steady recovery and stable vitals.
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London
Winston Churchill
Butte Weather Forecast for Friday and Night
Forecast calls for increasing high cloudiness and slightly warmer conditions Friday with highs from 70 to 80. Airport readings over 24 hours show a maximum of 67 and a minimum 32, while the School of Mines recorded a maximum 67 and a minimum 33.
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School of Mines
Communists Purge 23 Bulgarian Assembly Members
Sofia June 12 The Communist led parliament ousted 23 opposition Agrarians on charges they were tools of jailed leader Nikola Petkov. Progovernment claims of voluntary resignations contrast with opposition denials. Replacements will come from the same party. Petkov, arrested last week, had opposed the Fatherland Front government.
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Agrarian Party
Sofia
Bulgaria
National Assembly
Nikola Petkov
Petkov
United States Department
Fatherland Front
Grand National Assembly
Assen Pavlov
Petko Stoyanov
Stoyanov
Agrarians
Georgi Dimitrov
Bulgarian Communist Party
Communist International
Ministry of Interior
United States
Britain
Flooded Iowa and Missouri basins face renewed threat
Des Moines reports new floods across central and southwestern Iowa after five inches of rain. In Missouri and neighboring states, heavy rains drove up rivers with over 1 million acres flooded and damages pegged at 26 million dollars, while levees held near St. Louis and residents were warned in northwest Missouri and surrounding areas.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The
Weather Bureau
ST. Louis
Missouri
Mississippi
War Department
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Boonville-Glasgow
Hannibal
Bomb Explosions Wreck Stores in Haifa and Tel Aviv Office Attack
Bombs wrecked two Haifa stores and attackers raided Reuters Tel Aviv office injuring no one. A dairy shop and a wine store suffered heavy damage while the assailants looted two typewriters and a duplicator. Reuters staffer Max Liebman was assaulted during the raid.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Reuters
Max Liebman
John C. Carter
Palestine
Liebman
Tremor Spotted by UC Seismographs Near Berkeley
A very small quake recorded at 1 21 a m Thursday on University of California seismographs lasting over an hour. The quake occurred 6 300 miles from Berkeley with no determined direction.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
Oregon Man Jumps From hotel in death leap attempt
Dick Wedell, 22, from Oakridge Oregon, leaped from the sixth floor of the Northern hotel in Billings, shattering on the third floor annex. He was in critical condition after a violent dispute with cafe worker Betty Gutwig who had refused his marriage request. Police noted heavy drinking prior. Crowds gathered as sirens sounded.
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Billings
U.P
Dick Wedell
Oakridge
Portland
Ore
Wedell
Betty Gutwig
Figure Sets Europe Rehab Cost At 15 to 24 Billion
Washington reports Benjamin V. Cohen estimates Europe may need 15 to 24 billion dollars for rehabilitation over three to four years. Marshall hints Russia could join in a voluntary postwar economic program. Willard Thorp cites 8 billion in U.S. aid needed to sustain an 20 billion export total.
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Washington
Benjamin V. Cohen
State Department
Europe
Marshall
United States
Russia
Cohen
Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach
Calif
Britain
Willard Thorp
American Marketing Association
New York
Thorp
International Bank
Harvard
Moscow
Military Planes to Be Displayed at Butte Fourth
Butte plans a July 4 celebration with a B-25 Mitchell bomber and a P-47 Thunderbolt display at the airport under Army auspices. The Army will also enter a float and marching unit in the Independence Day parade. The committee led by Mayor Barry O Leary reports growing entries for the parade and events, plus a trout Derby for boys ages five to 15.
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Butte
Army
Barry O'Leary
Bill Carpenter
Frank Buck
Bill Sweet
W. B. Frame
Bernard King
Boxing Committee
Frank Panisko
Close Shave for Man Separated by Lightning Strike
Lyman Broughton sought a close shave when a bolt from a heavy electric storm struck his Warren home. The lightning shattered a bathroom mirror and glass flew into his face and eyes. He received treatment in an Erie hospital for his injuries.
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Warren
Lyman Broughton
Broughton
Erie
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FBI
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Belgrade
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Cut Bank
Dillon
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