Baby Beef Show Prices Set Mark
Dillon Rotary hosts luncheon at Andrus hotel with about 100 guests as J H Mikkelson leads show and sale. Judges praised calves and exhibitors for quality. Rotary to hold ladies night at Elk Horn Hot Springs next Monday. Ben Davis in charge of transportation. Also note volunteers fund Chilean schoolchildren vacation at the seashore.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
J. H. Mikkelson
Beaverhead County
Dorothy Embleton
F. A. Ralston
Windecker
W. J. Bierrum
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Ben Davis
Mikkelson
Montana Christian Churches Convene 66th Annual Meeting in Billings
The First Christian church of Billings hosts the 66th Montana Christian churches convention from Tuesday to Thursday. Delegates including laymen and pastors register Tuesday with a fellowship banquet opening the program that evening. Principal speakers include Dr. Alexander Paul from Chicago, Rev. Kelly O Neal of Denver, Arthur Everts of Dallas, and Loren E. Lair of Indianapolis.
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Billings
First Christian Church of
Montana
Alexander Paul
Chicago
China
Kelly O'Neal
Central Christian Church
Denver
Arthur Everts
Dallas
Texas
Loren E. Lair
Indianapolis
Unified Promotion
British troops clash in Gaza Parka amid Jordan bridge damage
British troops face deadly Arab clashes at Gaza Parka and arrest 62 men plus 12 others and two women over highway and rail bridge destruction. Allenby bridge and Yarmuk gorge bridge wrecks disrupt Palestine transit as police battle Gaza Parka attacks and a rear assault against a guard post. A census is taken in War saw and Lodz, Poland.
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Gaza Parka
Palestine
Syria
Transjordan
Yarmuk
Jordan
Beth Haawara
Dead Sea
Bumper Wheat Crop Doubted by Farmers and Bakers in Bread Shortage
A bumper wheat crop fills bins in the Central plains while farmers hoard for higher prices amid a growing bread shortage. Bakers warn of bakery shutdowns and sugar quota cuts will worsen supply, as grain markets report limited moves to sell. Combines harvest strong in Kansas Oklahoma and Illinois, but storage tickets keep grain in farmers hands. Meat shortage also tightens as Chicago yards see direct sales from packers.
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United Press
Central Plains States
Walter R. Scott
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas
Scott
Frank Junglewaelter
Associated Retail Bakers of America
Philadelphia
Board of Governors
The
American Bakers Association
Staff of
Life
Bakers’ Association
Oklahoma
Illinois
Kansas Wheat Bowl
Pratt
Hutchinson
Garden City
Kansas Wheat Centers
Kansas City
Chicago
House approves debt limit cut to 175 billion
The House voted unanimously to reduce the nation's authorized debt limit from 300 billion to 175 billion. Debates urged trimming federal expenditures and curbing foreign loans.
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Washington
House
Seattle capitalist dies at Rainier Club
John Timothy Heffernan an 80 year old Seattle capitalist and engineer died after a brief illness in his quarters at the Rainier club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John Timothy Heffernan
Rainier Club
British Proposal Faces Opposition on UN Spanish Question
The British plan to back a UN General Assembly move on Spain drew strong opposition. A compromise US proposal was approved by eight nations, with the assembly to be urged to consider possible actions including diplomatic breaks, while the secretary general would circulate subcommittee minutes. Cadogan signaled Britain's stance in the Council, proposing amendments to remove definite assembly recommendations and require minutes circulation.
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Gromyko
United States
General Assembly
New York
Assembly
Cadogan
Council On Britain
Sir Alexander
United Nations
Kurusu Peace Offer Discussed During WWII Claims
Keenan recounted Kurusu proposing a peace withdrawal of south troops and a personal exchange plan with President Roosevelt via Marquis Kido. He noted Japan blocked the relay through ministerial veto, and discussed whether Hirohito would be tried as war criminal, calling him a figurehead used by war lords.
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Keenan
Tojo
Kurusu
Japan
Roosevelt
Washington
Marquis Kido
Kido
Foreign Office
Hirohito
Pacific Theater
Ministers Agree on Minor Points at Paris
Four powers in Paris narrow gaps on Italian reparations and property issues while shifting focus to economic clauses. Deputies prepared the Italian treaty agenda and discussed rights for Allied forces in Italy, including ports airfields and transit along the line to Austria and the Yugoslav frontier.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
France
Italy
Trieste
Rome
Austria
British firm to build two power stations in Ireland
A British firm plans construction of two power stations in Ireland employing about 1,000 workers for three years. The project signals major investment and job creation in the region with the firm overseeing development and operation for the contract term.
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Eire
Special Meeting for Boulevard Fire Auxiliary In Butte
Butte notes announce a special 8 o'clock Tuesday meeting of the Boulevard Volunteer Fire Department ladies auxiliary at the fire hall led by president Mrs Martha Brandl. Other items report visitors, arrivals, and local births and honors across Butte and nearby towns.
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Boulevard Volunteer Fire Department Ladies’ Auxiliary
Martha Brandl
Great Falls
H. G. Peterson
Steven
Midland
Mich
Earl Lyford
Robert Abbott
Butte and
Anaconda
Butte
Senate panel okays Hobbs anti racketeering provision
The Senate judiciary committee approved the Hobbs anti racketeering provision of the Case strike control bill vetoed by President Truman. The vote was not recorded and described as not unanimous. The measure would criminalize interference with interstate commerce by robbery or extortion.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Truman
McCarran
D-Neb
Rep
Hobbs
D-Ala
House
Congressional Friends of Organized Labor
Dublin Sees Rising Shortage of Juvenile Workers
Dublin records show a growing trend of younger workers entering the job market. Officials warn that the labor pool is shifting as more youths seek roles earlier than before.
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Dublin
Michael Norris Summoned in Philipsburg Death Notice
Michael Norris a Philipsburg teamster and millman died after a long illness at age 80 in Philipsburg. He was born in 1867 in County Tyrone Ireland and lived 47 years in Philipsburg. He is survived by two sons and three daughters in law. Funeral services set for St Philip Catholic Church after a Rosary at Wilson funeral home.
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Philipsburg
Michael Norris
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Philip Catholic Church
Mr. Norris
County Terry
Ireland
Indiana
Aleda Lindgren
Norris
Walter Norris
Lawrence Norris
George Smith
Jesse Evans
George McArdle
Family links span Philipsburg and distant shores
The obituary notes a resident of Philipsburg with 12 grandchildren and three sisters including Mrs Ed Miller of Philipsburg, two sisters in the East, a brother in Ireland, and several nephews and nieces in the East.
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Philipsburg
Ed Miller
Ireland
Runyan Divorced in Key West Divorce Revealed
Miami columnist and short story writer Da mon Runyan has been divorced from Patrice Del Grande in Key West, a move disclosed Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyan
Miami
Fla
Damon Runyan
Patrice del Grande
Key West
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