Mothers Demand End of Dairy Workers' Strike
Pittsburgh report notes thousands of women press negotiators to resume dairy deliveries after a six day walkout. A mother of a four month old and a four year old spoke for other concerned families seeking milk, while a spokesman said talks are deadlocked. State police patrols reduced violence as DC considers emergency milk imports.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Nelson K. Bennett
Bennett
Washington
House District of Columbia
Wyoming Residents Hurt in Three Car Crash
Two Byron residents Mrs. Lucille Mere dith and Miss Edna Moore were injured in a Wednesday crash on Harding Way south of the city. Patrolman Herb Slack said Mrs. Meredith received bruises and lacerations while Miss Moore suffered concussion shock and bruises. The wreck occurred when 74 year old Thomas O. Crouse of Bozeman lost brakes on the incline, driving into the drinking fountain area and colliding with Mrs. Pankey’s car, then hitting the Meredith vehicle where Moore and Mrs. Meredith stood nearby.
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Lucille Meredith
Edna Moore
Byron
Wyo
Harding Way
Herb Slack
Meredith
Moore
Thomas O. Crouse
Bozeman
Crouse
Clara
Slack
Georgia Pankey
Emma Street
Butte
Rudy R. Meredith
Ihe
Pankey
Children’s Day Celebrated at Columbia Gardens
The second Children’s Day of the season will be observed Thursday at Columbia Gardens if weather allows. Ted Beech, superintendent, announced free transport for all children under 14 from Park and Main at 9:40 a.m., with departures every 20 minutes. last bus to Butte leaves at 4:30 p.m. A new feature, an Alaskan totem pole gifted by Mrs. Gail Givens of Anaconda in memory of her father William Hamilton, was placed on the lawn.
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Columbia Gardens
Ted Beech
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Park and Main Streets
Butte
Gail Givens
Anaconda
William Hamilton
Missoula Girl of 20 Killed by Train Near Rock Creek
Missoula resident Dolores Marie Ashenbrenner, 20, a Northern Montana College coed in Havre, was killed instantly when struck by a Northern Pacific passenger train near Rock Creek, 23 miles east of Missoula. Coroner Ralph Simmons probes the incident as witnesses place her at the crossing.
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Missoula
Dolores Marie Ashenbrenner
Northern Pacific
Rock Creek
Garden City
Northern Montana College
Havre
Ralph Simmons
Jamboree Scouts Leave Sunday for National Meet
Butte Scouts head to Valley Forge for the National Boy Scout Jamboree. George W. Richardson acting for Mayor Morgan will bid farewell to 48 Vigilante council scouts, 21 from Butte, before the Montana delegation of about 250 boards the train in Helena for the East. Leaders include Templin and Jones with others listed. The Montana special will tour Detroit, Chicago, Niagara Falls, West Point, New York, Philadelphia, and more before Valley Forge.
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George W. Richardson
Thomas R. Morgan
Butte
Valley Forge
W. A. Templin
Morgan
California
Shrine
Los Angeles
Attorney Richardson
Helena
Montana
East
John W. Bonner
State Capitol
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
St. Louis
St. Paul
Butte Area
Templin
W. Wayne Jones
Walter Bartholf
Whitehall
Frank Palmer
Frank J. McCormick
Deer Lodge
Council
Boy Scout
Detroit Lakes
Niagara Falls
West Point Military Academy
New York City
Washington, D. C
Montana Carnival Truck Tragedy Claims Two Lives
Helena June 14. Eugene Laverne Borglin 27 of Utica Kansas died from injuries after a carnival truck drove off MacDonald pass road west of Helena Sunday. Passenger Clifford E. Martin 26 of Los Angeles was killed in the same crash.
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Helena
Eugene Laverne Borglin
Utica
Kans
MacDonald Pass
Here
Borglin
Clifford E. Martin
Los Angeles
NEW FEPC MOVE SET FOR JULY 12 IN SENATE
Senate leaders plan a July 12 session to push a new fair employment practices commission bill. Senate Democratic Leader Lucas of Illinois urged all senators to attend to counter southern opposition.
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FEPC
Washington
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Flag Day Speaker Urges Citizens to Save Freedom
D J McGonigle warned against communism and socialism endangering American life during Flag Day observances at Butte lodge No 240 Elks hall. The event, held with Silver Bow Post 1 American Legion and Boy Scouts, stressed public opinion as a check on those movements.
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D. J. McGonigle
Butte Lodge
No. 240
BPO Elks
Silver Bow Post
No. 1
American Legion
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Nine Men Killed as B 25 Crashes in WV Wilderness
A B 25 bomber from Olmsted air base Harrisburg with seven hours fuel from Philadelphia to Kansas City crashed into a spruce mountain in the Monongahela forest near Elkins West Virginia. Nine military crewmen from Ogden Hill and Hamilton Field died. An immediate investigation was planned.
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Elkins
W. Va
Monongahela National Forest
Philadelphia
Omaha
Neb
Olmsted Air Base
Harrisburg
Teacher Falls From Roof After Key Forgetfulness
In Billings on June 14 a 55 year old La vina schoolteacher, Mrs. Emaline Martin, fell from a kitchen roof while trying to enter her apartment after forgetting the key. She suffered a brain concussion, skull fracture and internal injuries and remained in critical condition at a Billings hospital. She was attending the summer session at Eastern Montana College of Education.
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Billings
Lavina
Emaline Martin
Eastern Montana College of Education
Smuts Resigns as United Party Leader
Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts resigns as United Party leader in Johannesburg after a serious pneumonia illness. Smuts, 80, is a former prime minister.
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Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Jan Christiaan Smuts
United Party
Smuts
Revolution Breaks Out in Peru Kills and Hurt Numbers Unverified
Peru faces a violent upheaval with reports of 90 dead and about 200 injured amid the unrest. The article notes chaotic conditions and shifting political responses in a tense national crisis.
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Peru
Anaconda Flood Strikes Downtown After Storm
Heavy rain and hail drenched Anaconda on Wednesday afternoon and overflowed the city sewer system. Water rose over a foot on lower streets with heaviest runoff on Park Avenue and East Third Street, flooding basements of businesses in the 300 to 500 blocks of East Park.
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Anaconda
Park Avenue
Third Street
East Park
East Third
French Air France Skymaster Crashes Near Bahrein Island
Air France announces a Skymaster, believed to carry 53 passengers, crashed while approaching Bahrein island in the Persian Gulf. It is the second Air France Skymaster crash in three days. 11 rescued, 46 killed in the prior incident. The aircraft was en route from Saigon to Paris. sabotage by Communist agents is suspected.
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Paris
U.P
Air France
Skymaster
Persian Gulf
Bahrein Island
Saigon
Indo- China
Invasion Threat to Indo China Reported
Hong Kong dispatch notes a reported reduction in Chinese Communist invasion threats to Indochina. Estimates place 200,000 troops moved from the border to the east China coast toward Formosa, with earlier counts up to 600,000. Observers cite uncertainty on planned action and the impact of U.S. aid to Bao Dai's Vietnam.
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Hong Kong
China
Indochina
Formosa
Asia
East China
South China
United States
Vietnam
Bao Dai
British Laborites Survive Tests In Commons Marathon
London June 15 The Labor government defeats Conservative opposition on nine votes in a marathon House of Commons session. Debates centered on new higher taxes on gasoline and petroleum levies. Government margins ranged from 11 to 17 with a working majority of eight as many members were absent.
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London
House of Commons
Montana Cattlemen Oppose Higher State Grazing Fees
Northern Montana cattlemen protested a Montana land department plan to raise grazing land fees from about 12 cents to 6 to 8 cents an acre per year. The Land Board referred the plan to Commissioner W. P. Pilgeram to draft a tentative schedule for review.
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Montana
Helena
State Land Department
Montana Land Board
W. P. Pilgeram
Land Board
Senators urge rapid tightening of security at missions abroad
A Senate foreign relations subcommittee urged immediate tightening of security at American diplomatic missions to counter a growing Communist spy threat. Senators Green and Lodge called for firing all aliens employed overseas, noting many have already been discharged in Germany and elsewhere. They spoke during hearings in Paris, Frankfurt, Washington and New York.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Foreign Relations
Theodore F. Green
DR. I
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
R-Mass
State Department
Germany
Green
Lodge
Joseph R. McCarthy
Paris
Frankfurt
New York
Millward E. Tydings
D-Md
Amerasia
Edward P. Morgan
Subcommittee
John 8
Service
State Veterinary Convention Opens Here Today
The 40th annual Montana Veterinary Medical Association meeting opens Thursday here with speakers from Montana and other states. Dr. Howard Welch of the Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory will toast, while Dr. G. A. Morrison presides at 9:30 AM as Mayor Morgan welcomes the group. Montana leaders include Dr. H. W. Jacobson and Dr. E. A. Turnicliff. Rocky Mountain Laboratory officials attend, with Dr. J. Fredrick Bell among them. Out-of-state guests include Dr. H. S. Cameron and Dr. J. E. McCoy. The convention ends Saturday.
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Montana Veterinary Medical Association
Montana
Howard Welch
Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory
G. A. Morrison
Great Falls
Thomas Morgan
G. W. Cronen
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Helena
Association
H. W. Jacobson
Havre
E. A. Turnnicliff
Bozeman
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
National Institution of Health
Hamilton
J. Fredrick Bell
W. L. Jellison
Carl L. Larson
William H. Burkitt
Montana State College
H. F. Wilkins
Hadleigh Marsh
Out of State
H. S. Cameron
University of California
J. E. McCoy
College of Veterinary Medicine
Washington State College
J. Micuda
Phoenix
Ariz
E. C. Stone
R. I. Burkhart
Pearl River
Circus Man Dies in Accident Near Miles City
A semi truck overturned on highway 212 near Miles City killing Bud E. Anderson 55 owner manager of the Seal Brothers circus. Seven of 12 horses were fatally hurt. Norman Anderson said shows would continue as survivors include the widow. Montana road deaths for 1950 reach 65.
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Miles City
Bud E. Anderson
Seal Brothers Circus
Government Hill
Emporia
Kan
Highway 212
Norman
Montana
Congress Told of Narcotics Traffic Rise Across U S
Narcotics traffic in the United States has increased notably in New York Chicago and San Francisco. H J Anslinger told Congress attributing the rise largely to higher opium production in Iran. He noted efforts with Mexico and Peru to curb cocaine supplies and disclosed a big NY to North Carolina ring shipping drugs.
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Washington
United States
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
H. J. Anslinger
Congress
Iran
Anslinger
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
North Carolina
A. E. Baughman
Secret Service
Senate Appropriations
Senate
Las Vegas
Nev
Far East
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Peru
New York-North Carolina
South
Weather Forecast Butte Cloudy With Showers Thursday
Mostly cloudy and cooler with showers Thursday. Expected maximum 60 and minimum 35 for Thursday. Readings update for School of Mines and Airport with highs 57 to 66 and lows 34 to 35. West of divide partly cloudy with showers. East of divide mostly clear with cooler showers and thunder storms.
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School of Mines
Divide
Rebels Claim Control of Arequipa
Peru's military government announced it subdued a Communist revolt in Arequipa. Rebels reportedly gained full control of the downtown area with about fifty killed and two hundred wounded. Officials attributed the unrest to Apra, Communists, and Oppositionists aiming to disrupt July 2 elections.
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Lima
Peru
Arequipa
URP
New York
Juan Francisco Mostajo
Apra
Bulletin
Col
Meza Cuadra
Mostajo
Virginia Senators Reject Nominee For Trade Commission
Sen. Harry F Byrd and Sen. A Willis Robertson protested President Truman's pick of Martin T Hutchinson for the federal trade commission. They accused the Richmond attorney of political motivation and lacking judicial temperament, while Hutchinson defended his qualifications and free enterprise beliefs. The nomination drew questions before the Senate commerce committee as Hutchinson testified.
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Washington
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Truman
Byrd
Federal Trade Commission
A. Willis Robertson
Martin T. Hutchinson
Richmond
Hutchinson
Old Dominion
Senate Commerce Committee
Robertson
Byrd-Robertson
Congress
The
Trade Commission
William M. Boyle, Jr
Missoula Boy Drowns in Salmon River Idaho
A five year old from Missoula, Alfred Hurlburt Jr., drowned when a truck veered off US Highway 93 near Salmon River and plunged into the stream. The vehicle followed the family car driven by Mrs. Hurlburt, with no recovery of the boy's body reported as of Wednesday.
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Salmon, Idaho
Alfred Hurlburt
Missoula
Mont
Salmon River
Here
Harlourt
Hurlburt
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