GOP Chairman Hall Takes Issue With Sen. McCarthy
GOP Chairman Leonard W. Hall bluntly disagreed with Sen. McCarthy after Eisenhower talks saying he cannot back McCarthy when he attacks those fighting communism as conscientiously as he. McCarthy replied they have a right to differ but remain friends and a moratorium on the exchanges was urged. McCarthy plans to meet with Army Secretary Stevens to discuss alleged Army Communist handling delays. Symington may postpone. McCarthy vows to press on unless a surprise stops him.
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Eisenhower
Epublican National
Leonard W. Hall
Sen. MccCarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Hall
Dean Bows Out as Korean Peace Negotiator
Washington State Department announced the resignation of Arthur H. Dean 55 year old Wall Street attorney and former Dulles deputy. He cites personal business commitments and court obligations that prevent him from going abroad this spring as the Korean peace talks resume at Geneva.
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State Department
Arthur H. Dean
Wall Street
Oe of State
Dulles
Dean
Geneva
Switzerland
Panmunjom
U. S
Senate
Sen. Welker
Idaho
China
Welker
Providence, R. I
Interna
NLRB Election Plan Set For Butte Anaconda Miners
Representatives of CIO and International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers met with an NLRB official to arrange an election for a single bargaining unit. Voting runs Anaconda March 22 23, Butte March 24 25 26, with Montana Independent Union of Miners and Smeltermen not eligible for the ballot.
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CIO
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Anaconda
Butte
Montana Independent Union of Miners and Smeltermen
Roosevelt blocked ouster of Reds, Navy officer testifies
Rear Admiral Adolphus Staton, retired, told the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that former President Roosevelt ordered not to oust Communist radio operators from U S Merchant Marine in 1942. He cited Adlai Stevenson as recalling a policy to avoid harsh action against Communists to keep convoys moving. Stevenson defended following superiors orders and blamed the story on campaign old news.
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Navy
Roosevelt
U. S. Merchant Marine
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Adolphus Staton
Russia
Staton
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Stevenson
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Mercury Promises Warmth After Bitter Cold Spell
Butte weather edges from subfreezing to milder days with highs near 20 today and 25 on Thursday. Wednesday night may dip to zero after a -12 reading Tuesday, the coldest spell in 33 days and the first subzero in 33 days.
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Butte
Weather Summary for West and East of Divide
Partly cloudy and warmer trend through Wednesday and Thursday with highs near 25 to 35 degrees. The period from Monday midnight to Tuesday 5:30 pm shows maximums around 15 and a low of -12. Southwest winds reach 15 to 20 mph in the east with warmer conditions across both regions.
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Divide
Bill to Slash Excise Taxes Offered
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 22 to 2 to extend the current corporate tax rate while considering a separate excise tax cut proposal. Rep Reed introduced a bill to slash many excise taxes in half, except liquor and tobacco, arguing it would boost consumer buying and the economy. Treasury Secretary Humphrey opposed an across the board cut citing revenue losses, while supporting selective reductions where industries were hurt.
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Eisenhower
Rep
Reed
R-N.y
Congress
Secretary of the
Treasury
Humphrey
Simpson
R-Pa
Mills
D-Ark
Gregory
D-Ky
Camp
D-Ga
Move to Modify Butter Ruling
A House subcommittee voted unanimously to modify Secretary Benson’s dairy price support cutbacks. The panel approved limiting annual dairy price reductions to five percent, framing a challenge to the order slashing federal price support for butter and other dairy products from 90 to 75 percent of parity.
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House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Security Risks Total Rises to 2427 in CSC Report
Washington The Civil Service Commission chair, Philip Young, announced 2427 security risks were fired or resigned, up from 2200. He cautioned that 383 files showed subversive content but did not prove disloyalty or communism. He warned no figure confirms subversion as the cause.
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Civil Service Commission
Philip Young
Senate Civil Service Committee
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Congress
Young
CSC
Truman
Sen
McCarthy
Reis
Gunfire at White House sparks global shock
Extra guards ring the White House and Congress as messages flood in from around the world expressing shock at Monday's gunfire assault. Puerto Rican fanaticism is cited as a motive in early reports.
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White House
Congress
Recalled Shootings in Congress Halls Fuel Security Push
Congress tightens gallery access after Monday's shooting injuring five, with recalls of past incidents. FBI and police widen searches into leftist propaganda and possible wider plot as 200 members attend session guarded by plainclothes detectives and 30 extra officers.
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Harold Werner
FBI
Lebron
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Capitol Oe
House
Chamber
Martin
R-Mass
Egypt jails 118 in crackdown amid Cairo riots
Egypt says 118 people jailed in a crackdown on a conspiracy to harm high interests. Eight cavalry officers were reported detained and to face military or revolution council trials amid rioting in Cairo that left 13 wounded, with Moslem Brotherhood, Communists and Wafd members involved.
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Egypt
Revolutionary Council
Mohamed Naguib
Naguib
Khartoum
Sudan
Small colleges churn more successful graduates than large ones
Surveys show schools with under 300 students produce a higher percentage of successful men and women relative to enrollment. An advertiser notes want ads solve problems with speed and economy, citing a 1951 Powerglide Chevrolet Tu dor with low mileage as an example, offered via phone 6000.
Puerto Rican Nationalists and World Perception Post Congressional Shootings
The piece argues that Monroe era attacks echo globally, stoking propaganda about Puerto Rican patriotism. It labels the Nationalists as a small fringe led by a mentally ill leader and notes broad Puerto Rican support for independence is limited, while U S ties remain popular among most voters.
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India
Burma
Java
Africa
New York
U. S
Commonwealth
Sane
Puerto Rico
Pope Pius XII Marks 78th Birthday at Vatican
Pope Pius XII quietly observed his 78th birthday and 15th year on the throne in the Vatican Palace apartment after a 36 day abdominal illness. Messages from Cardinals, princes, and faithful poured in as prayers for recovery continued amid limited official word on his progress.
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Pius XII
Vatican Palace
L’osservatore Romano
Vatican
Prince Carlo Pacelli
Msgr
Domenico Tardini
College of Cardinals
Rome
Aged Pedestrian Struck by Car in Butte Incident
John Vormedal a 70 year old pensioner was struck at Montana and Second while walking east on the cross walk. He arrived at Community Memorial Hospital without a pulse but 90 minutes later was reported improving though his condition remained critical due to possible leg fractures. Mrs Mabel Mine stated she could not avoid the collision. Police Willard McCallum and James Moran said she remained at the scene.
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Community Memorial Hospital
Vormedal
W. Quartz
Montana
Willard McCallum
James Moran
Mabel Mine
Warren
Mrs. Mine
Mardi Gras Carnival Gives Delegates Day Off at Inter-American Conference
In Caracas Venezuela Mardi Gras carnival granted delegates to the 10th Inter-American Conference a day off on Tuesday. Business resumes Wednesday with discussions continuing. Attendees include representatives from 20 of the 21 American republics.
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Venezuela
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