Pravda Denounces U S Direct Aggression Over Korea
Pravda calls the United States actions to aid Formosa and South Korea a direct act of aggression and questions UN legitimacy. Acheson labels the North Korean attack as the most cynical unprovoked aggression and urges steady, sober action while backing UN responses in Asia.
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Washington
U.P
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Free World
United Nations
United States
Asia
Soviet Union
Death notices from Butte list multiple funeral plans
The notices report funeral arrangements for Joseph P. Harrington Roy Bukilica Baby John Joseph Miller and Phil O’Donnell with services at Duggan's Merrill mortuary St Patrick Serbian Orthodox Immaculate Conception and Holy Cross cemeteries Interment and mass times are given The card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers after Sadie Cleary's death.
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Burilica
Roy Bukilica
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Mountain View Cemetery
Miller
John Joseph Miller
Duggan’s
St. Ann Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Sadie Cleary
Obituary Notices for Tabor Wurtz in Montana
In Butte Mrs John L Tabor of 1752 Oregon Avenue is announced. Remains at White's Funeral Home with funeral time to be advised. In Missoula Mrs Alice Wurtz widow of Elmer A Wurtz is at Marsh and Powell funeral home with services Friday morning and graveside in Mountain View cemetery at 2 PM conducted by Ruth chapter No 2 CBS in Butte.
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Wurtz
Missoula
Alice Wurtz
Elmer A. Wurtz
Marsh and
Baltreit Rites Planned at Richards Funeral Home
The remains of Edward Baltreit lie at Richards Funeral Home where Rev. D N Jensen will conduct services this Thursday at 2 30 PM Interment follows in the Spanish American War plot at Mount Moriah Cemetery Henry Lawton Camp No 1 Spanish American War Veterans notes the service.
Abandoned Infant Doing Well at St James Hospital
Butte's doorstep baby boy remains unnamed and is recovering in the pediatrics ward of St. James Hospital. Attendants say the foundling is gaining strength daily, though not yet out of danger after being left on the Hartnett porch on West Quartz.
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Butte
St. James Hospital
M. J. Hartnett
West Quartz
Firm Stand Indorsed by Gen Eisenhower
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower endorsed a firm stand on the Korean crisis saying the best path to world peace was to back South Korea, aligning with President Truman's policy and actions. He stated there was no recourse but to follow the U S government guarantee.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South Korea
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek orders cease fire to air and naval forces
Reports say Chiang Kai-shek’s government issued a cease fire order to its air and naval forces in response to President Truman’s request. The cabinet debated implications of the U.S. Seventh Fleet plan to shield Formosa from a Communist invasion. An official note denied any halt to ferrying supplies to Nationalist guerrillas behind Communist lines.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.P
Chiang Kai-shek
Truman
U. S
United Nations backs military action to uphold Korea cease fire
The UN Security Council voted seven to one to authorize military sanctions in response to North Korea’s breach of the cease fire. India and Egypt abstained while Yugoslavia opposed. President Truman announced U.S. warships and planes would aid South Korea, and Formosa policy was clarified amid China representation deadlock.
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Lake Success
United Nations
North Korea
Security Council
Truman
United States
Republic of
South
Yugoslavia
Council
Mr. Truman
Russia
U. S
Red China
China
Formosa
Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Japan
South Korea
General Assembly
Britain Offers Warships for U S Use
Britain places a fleet at U S disposal including Triumph the light aircraft carrier and cruisers Belfast Jamaica and Kenya plus seven destroyers and escorts. Admiral Sir Patrick Brind commands from the Alert as commander in chief of the China station with long wartime service.
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Triumph
Belfast
Jamaica
Kenya
Adm
Sir Patrick “Daddy” Brind
Alert
China Station
Hoover urges united action on Korea
Herbert Hoover called for unity of purpose and action in the Korean situation. He said when the United States draws the sword there is one course for the people and that now is not the time to argue origins or responsibilities but to win through coordinated effort.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
United States
Truman Stalin Diplomacy Duel on Korea Threat
The article treats the Korea war as a high stakes chess game between Truman and Stalin. It outlines three possible Kremlin moves: stay silent, deny involvement while quietly aiding the Reds, or openly deploy Red air force and army risking World War III. Moscow media mirrors the tension with claims of aggression by Truman.
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Truman
Stalin
Checker Board of Diplomacy
Moscow
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
China
South Korea
Kremlin
People’s Republic
Russia
Korea
Red Air Force
Red Army
Moscow Radio Today
Seoul
Truman Handed Draft Extension Looms Over Reserve Call
The Senate and House approved a one year extension of the selective service law allowing President Truman to call up National Guard and reserve units if needed. The agreement keeps the 2,005,882 active force ceiling and limits calls to 21 months total service. Military officials say no immediate plans to mobilize reserves.
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Washington
Truman
National Guard
Senate House Conference Committee
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
License Restored to Dr Sander Amid Hospital Rejections
Dr Sander's license was restored after a counsel hearing but two Manchester Roman Catholic hospitals denied him privileges "forever." He must reapply to Hillsboro county medical society for two other county hospitals where he was ousted during suspension. Norman Crisp said he must reapply as if never a member. History notes place Sodom and Gomorrah destruction around 2059 B C.
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Sander
Manchester
Hillsboro County Medical Society
Norman Crisp
Nashua
County Group
United States as policeman to stop world murder
Honolulu June 28 U P John Foster Dulles said the United States is the policeman trying to stop international murder at the behest of the United Nations He noted he would report to President Truman on Far East policy and said he sent a telegram congratulating the President on his Korea stance
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Honolulu
U.P
John Foster Dulles
United States
United Nations
Dulles
Washington
Truman
U. S
Far East
Korea
End of Red Probe Possibly Near as Tydings Signals Interim Report
Senator Tydings indicated an interim report on Communist influence in government may be released though no final decision was made. Hickenlooper and Lodge differed on timing while the panel continues its review of loyalty files and the Amerasia case.
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Tydings
Hickenlooper
State Department
McCarthy
Amerasia
Committee of Congress
House to Ask Repeal of Copper Import Duty Suspension
Washington June 28 Congress faces a demand to rescind the action that continued the suspension of the copper import duty until August 31. Western lawmakers protested as Chairman Doughton of the Ways and Means Committee called it "the most extraordinary procedure I have ever known" and noted the resolution had not been referred to his group.
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Washington
House
Doughton
Dn.c
Ways and Means Committee
Reservists from Montana join Fort Lewis camp
More than 200 infantry reservists from seven Montana cities have registered for summer training at Fort Lewis Washington from August 6 to 19.
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Camp Great Falls
Montana
Fort Lewis
Wash
Verne Predicted Television Decades Before Its Time
A note highlights Jules Verne as forecasting television fifty years ahead of its real creation, underscoring his prophetic imagination and influence on science fiction. The remark frames Verne as a visionary whose work anticipated modern communication tech.
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Jules Verne
Taft backs use of troops in Korea amid press clash
President Taft said he would vote for deploying U S troops in Korea if Congress requests it. Democratic leader Lucas denounced Taft, while Acheson at his briefing noted no reply from Moscow to the U S note demanding a halt to the invasion. He warned against premature judgments as the crisis deepens.
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Taft
United States
Korea
Congress
Lucas
Illinois
Kremlin
Acheson
Moscow
North Korea
Pravda
Truman
United Nations Security Council
United Nations Council
Russia
UN Action Backed to Halt Korea Aggression
The United Nations passed a resolution backing President Truman's plan to counter North Korea's invasion. It urged urgent military measures, warned Moscow against forceful seizures, and called on UN members to aid South Korea as needed. Abstainees India Egypt, while Yugoslavia opposed, and several nations condemned the aggression. American planes and ships have moved to aid South Korea per Truman orders. Britain placed naval units in Japanese waters for support.
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United States
Britain
France
China
Cuba
Norway
Ecuador
India
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Truman
South Korea
Russia
United Nations
Council
House Rules Panel Rejects Compromise Mine Subsidy Bill
The House rules committee declined to clear a compromise mine subsidy bill for action. Chairman Sabath of Illinois said the vote against the measure was five to four, leaving the bill unresolved.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Sabath
D-Ill
Taft calls for Acheson resignation over Korea policy
Senator Taft states he supports using American armed forces in Korea but urges Secretary of State Acheson to resign. He argues a State Secretary defeated by superiors risks war, and backs President Truman's policy while warning of potential World War with the Soviet Union. Taft had reserved comment earlier.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Korea
Acheson
Truman
Russia
Rainbow Installation Held at Drummond
The Rainbow Girls in Drummond held their regular meeting at the Masonic temple with three new candidates Loretta Owsley Delores Carey and Daina Rice. Lois Wilson and Marilyn Peterson sang. Visitors from Garden City Missoula assemblies and three Missoula Eastern Star members attended. Garden City and Drummond leaders Winifred Brown Virginia Clutes Janece Johnson were presented. Plans were made for the annual Rainbow Girls picnic at Echo Lake on August 25.
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Drummond
Echo Lake
Philipsburg Wins Garrison League Game
Philipsburg Independents defeated Garrison 17 to 5 in a June 18 league game at Garrison. Jack Franke hit three home runs and drove in seven runs while leading hitters in the league with a .444 average. Other top bats include Wilbur Storer .428 and Leo Graham .400. Tri-County league teams include Drummond, Dillon, Garrison, Elliston, Helmville, and Philipsburg. Allen McKenzie elected league president and Robert Nolan named secretary-treasurer.
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Philipsburg
Philipsburg Independents
Garrison
Jack Franke
Burg
Jack
Wilbur Storer
Leo Graham
Drummond
Dillon
Elliston
Helmville
Allen
McKenzie
League
Robert Nolan
Manning family visit to Olympia home hosts in Westby household
Mr and Mrs L B Manning and daughter Mrs Sidney Kline visit this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Cleve O Westby in Olympia Washington from Visiting Westby Home Philipsburg June 28 reports.
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Westby
Philipsburg
L. B. Manning
Sidney Kline
Cleve O. Westby
Olympia
Wash
American republics back UN Korea decisions in solidarity
Support on Washington reports the twenty one American republics declaring their firmest support for United Nations Korea decisions. An Organization of American States resolution emphasizes continental solidarity binding the American states. Catherine Stinson, noted as the first woman to own and operate a flying school, began her San Antonio business in 1914.
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Washington
United Nations
Council of the Organization of American States
Catherine Stinson
United States
San Antonio
Texas
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