Russia Proposes Counter Plan for Atomic Control
Russia outlines an international treaty to outlaw atomic weapons, create a two‑committee control system, and open signatures to all states. It calls for ban on weapons, destruction of stockpiles within three months of entry into force, and peaceful use oversight. Baruch and Gromyko clash over UN control and veto influence.
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Lible
United States
Alexander Cadogan
France
Brazil
Mexico
E.C.T
Russia
Commission For the Control of
United Nations
Security Council
United
States
Baruch
International Atomic Development Authority
Gromyko
Atomic Commission
Atomic Development Authority
Ulster Economy Expert Warns of Cost Runaway
Dr. D Lindsay Keir, economics expert, told Belfast College of Technology that the nation resembles a dog chasing its tail as living costs rise. He warned that wage gains may help little without a huge jump in productive output.
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Ulster
D. Lindsay Keir
Belfast College of Technology
Northern Ireland
BC Lumber Strike Ends After 36 Days Paralyzing Industry
The 35,000 lumber workers strike in British Columbia ended on Wednesday, halting the province’s forest industry for 36 days and risking paper supplies for many U.S. newspapers.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
United States
Ministers Agree on Minor Clause in Italy Reparations Talks
British informants say the meeting discussed Italy’s reparations and property restoration for Allied nationals. Byrnes sought guarantees against expropriation to pay reparations, Molotov objected, and Bevin Bidault pressed for compensation for injured Allied nationals with a Soviet Ukraine extension.
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Italy
Byrnes
Molotov
Bevin
Bidault
Soviet
Ukraine
United States
Wlen Molotov
New Italian Republic Faces Vast Plain of Uncertainty
Italy becomes a republic after a referendum results in 12 717 923 to 10 719 284 ending the monarchy. De Gasperi leads a fragile transition as Royalists clash with Republicans and foreign ministers argue over reparations and Trieste while Italy confronts a troubled future.
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Italy
Supreme Court
Humbert II
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
House of Savoy
Humbert
Portugal
Egypt
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Paris
Europe
Mussolini
Foreign Ministers
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Alpine
South Tyrol
Austria
Brenner Pass
Germany
France
de Gaspers
John S. Wulf to Head Legion Post
John S. Wulf elected commander of the local Legion post after surpassing 1,000 members. A veteran of 18 months overseas with the Third Armored Division he was a technician fifth grade in Hogan’s 400. He survived a day-long battle after his unit was surrounded by German forces and later was injured when his tank was hit. He ended the war at Dessau near Berlin and is married, linked with Wulf Realty through his father.
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Legion
Third Armored Division
Wulf
Europe
Dessau
Berlin
Wulf Realty Company
Mansfield Flays Certain Solons
Representative Mansfield accused some eastern congressmen of using the House to attack the silver bloc over the price for silver. He said it is time to halt terms like plunder and pampering of silver and gold interests and criticized the rhetoric in the Congressional Record.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
House of Representatives
Congressional
Bank VP Pleads Guilty in $143,000 Embezzlement Case
Sterling Perry a 54 year old bank vice president pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling 143000 dollars in bank funds. He refused to disclose what he did with the money.
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Indianapolis
Ul.p
Sterling Perry
Cement dispute rages over new Chile plant claims
In Santiago a controversy flares as the manager of the Juan Salado cement factory faces questions about whether its products will be the best in Chile. The dispute, triggered before production begins, centers on claims from the new firm against the established Fabrica de Cemento El Melon and awaits the new concern’s performance.
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Chile
Juan Salado
Santiago
Fabrica de Cemento el Melon Company
Australia Grants Sugar Allowance for Jam Canning
Australian housewives receive a four pound sugar allowance to boost home canning for jam destined for Britain as factory made jams stay limited.
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Australia
Britain
Chile Resumes Tire and Tube Rationing
The Chilean government restarts rationing of tires and tubes amid ongoing shortages. Officials cite need to control distribution and ensure critical sectors receive supplies. Local markets report limited stock and queues for basic goods as the policy takes effect.
Butte News in Brief Highlights Local Notices
The Butte page lists a sermon by Rev. Leonard Palmer at Full Gospel Tabernacle and multiple local life events. Daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hodak and to Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Shifty are noted, with hospital details. Veterans administration and MVWC officials plan to visit Dillon to assist ex servicemen. Various residents travel on vacation, attend meetings, and relocate. A Navy re enlistment, drill team, Scandia fraternal meeting, and medical health work are also reported alongside marriage licenses and local orders. Names include Rev. Leonard Palmer, Rev. Leo B. Hinson, Steve Hodak, Kermit Shifty, Homer F. Shepard, Douglas F. Brown, James McCashin, Erwin W. Becker, James R. Allen, Janet C. Harrington, Richard Bjorgum, and Joseph Loren Hipp.
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Dillon
Veterans’ Administration
Montana Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Butte
Exservicemen
Selective Service Headquarters
Homer F. Shepard
Douglas F. Brown
James McCashin
MVWC
Byrnes Opposed Clause Shelved for Reconsideration
British sources report Byrnes remains opposed to a clause, which was shelved for reconsideration at future sessions. The remark signals potential delays in the policy measure as discussions continue among officials and allied nations.
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Byrnes
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Multiple Locations
The list records admitting and dismissing patients at St James and other facilities. Names include Laura Adams Jack Baker and Regina Cullen with addresses in Rocker North Crystal Idaho Reichie Anaconda and Philipsburg. Dismissals include Fred Allen Mabel DuBois Florence Hungerford John Lynch and infant and maternal cases from various addresses.
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Laura Adams
Rocker
Jack Baker
North Crystal
Mary Clarke
North Idaho
Regina Cullen
Reichie
Robert A Gutcheck
Anaconda
Joseph Jones
Argyle Hotel
Marion McCaffery
Porter
Stanko Knezevich
East Park
Chloe Owens
Philipsburg
Terry Toy
Floral
Billy Webbing
Fred Allen
Lincoln Hotel
George F. Joslyn
Helena
Mabel DuBois
Dillon
E.Q. Rarick
Everson
Wash
Florence Hungerford
Virginia City
John H. Lynch
North First
Walkerville
Daniel Browser
Missoula
Oliver Wilson
South Jackson
Henry Giles
Los Angeles
Fay B. Bukler Forman
Salt Lake City
Walter Hepler
Martinsdale
Hart Jr Seeks Guardianship Over Father's Estate
William S. Hart Jr. testified he had his 15 year old father taken to a hospital after finding silent film star William S. Hart strapped in bed at the Newhall California ranch. Hart Jr. seeks guardianship of the actor's million dollar estate in a California superior court hearing joined by two of the star's friends.
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Hollywood
William S. Hart, Jr
Newhall
Calif
Young Hart
Four Swiss families own radio sets at high rate
Four Swiss families out of every five now own radio sets according to recent surveys. The spread indicates rapid adoption of radio technology across households in Switzerland.
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Cementico
Pioneer Fuel & Lumber CO
Maryland
White House
Truman
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Alejandro R. Ruiz
Barstow
Texas
Beauford T. Anderson
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Dirk J. Wlug
Grand Rapids
Mich
President Truman
John Meagher
Jersey City
N. J
John H. Leims
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Chicago, Ill
International Soundphoto
United Press
John S. Wulf
Coca-Cola Company
Pay Less Drug Co
Butte News
Leonard Palmer
Montana
Full Gospel Tabernacle
South Montana
Leo B. Hinson
St. James Hospital
Steve Hodak
Madison
Kermit Shifty
West Porphyry
Murray Hospital
Tommy Gavigan
K. M Gavigan
West Park
Erwin W. Becker
Oklahoma
Becker
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
James R. Allen
U. S. District Attorney's Office
Butte Federal Employes’ Union
Maple
Allen
William R. Taylor
Mile- High Saddle Club
Montana Power Company
Janet C. Harrington
U. S. Employment Service
Richard Biorgum
North Atlantic
R. F. Westfall
Federal
Oscar Bjorgum
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
Bjorgum
W. Kingsbury
South Arizona
Bremerton
Joseph E. Parker
Montana Postmasters Association
L. Beaman
Clayton 3. Crocker
Thomas H. van Meter
Deer Lodge
Gallatin and Beaverhead National Forest
NAVY
Joseph Loren Hipp
B. J. Hipp
East
Hipp
Miners Union Auxiliary
Alice Freeley
Warren
Irene Irvine
Butterodge No. 11
Scandia Hall
Elizabeth Hoskin
Frida Burkland
Ida Duncan
Lena Almberg
Arthur E. Rickli
Division of Tuberculosis Control
Montana State Board of Health
Silver Bow
J. Lynch
J. H. Thomas
Lillie M. Patterson
A. O. Taylor
George Ernest Wraith
Elmer Shea
District Court
Eddie Ranta
San Pedro
Ellen Jarvi
E. L. Nance
Maywood
Helen Thompson
Lansing
Ohio
Lloyd Fae Phelps
Montpelier
Idaho
Doris Vivian Keeneman
Seattle
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bozeman
Robert and
John McNab
Baxter
Nature
Carter
McCarroll
Short
Murray
ST. James
Thomas Walton
Rupert
Clifford Self
Evans
Robert Ellenberg
John Downey
Harrison
George Banfield
North Excelsior
al Patrick
Leo Lehti
Hennessy
Leys Jeweler
North Main Street
Elizabeth Arden
Cosmetic
Miss Johanna Janssen
Wessys
Kentucky
Sunny Brook
National Distillers Products Corp
New York
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