Nations to Seek Loans at New International Bank Opening
The International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development began in Savannah with delegates from the United States and nations like the Netherlands France Czechoslovakia and China expected to seek loans after the executive committee is formed. Latin American representatives pushed for equal borrowing rights and postwar reconstruction funding with Peru aiming to secure a loan soon and promote higher priority for South American nations. The opening drew thousands and a parade for about 300 delegates arriving by special train to the Oglethorpe.
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Savannah
International Monetary Conference
International Bank
United States
Netherlands
France
Czechoslovakia
China
Peru
Carlos Montero Bernales
Bretton Woods
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and
Nevada Senator to Speak Here
Senator E. P. Carville of Nevada will deliver the principal address at the Jackson day dinner of Butte Democrats March 23. Frank Holland announced plans for time and place at a Sunday meeting of all committees.
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E. P. Carville
Nevada
Butte
Frank Holland
South Side
Democratic Club
Holland
Frank Murray
Montana Supreme Court
Montana
Carville
Justice of the Peace
John T. Gardner
East Front Street
Murray
Clair Engle
California
Great Falls
Capt. Victor Harding
National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Billings
Weather Outlook For Butte And Montana Divides
Partly cloudy conditions with winds Saturday and Saturday night. Temperatures near 40s across sites with a 45 degree high forecast for Butte area. School of Mines and airport report 40 for max and 23 to 26 lows. West of divide expect scattered showers or snow flurries. east of divide cloudy and windy with occasional precipitation. highs 35 to 45.
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Butte
School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Newly Elevated Cardinal Glennon’s Condition Deteriorates
Dublin dispatch reports 83-year-old Cardinal Glennon of St. Louis ill with lung congestion has developed uremia. Bulletin notes no overnight change but signs of uremia suggest a less favorable outlook. Doctors and two nurses attend him at the Mater Hospital in Dublin, with no visitors allowed.
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Dublin
U.P
John Cardinal Glennon
St. Louis
Sean O'Kelly
John Cody
Cardinal Glennon
O'Kelly
Msgr
Cody
Comdr
Alphonse McMahon
Henry Moore
Mater Hospital
Sisters of Charity
Cardinal
State Financial Condition Good in Montana Audit
Montana's official wealth totals 71,276,453 dollars as of February audit. State Auditor John J. Holmes says finances improve despite drains from postwar conditions and rising unemployment benefits. The unemployment fund grew to 19,644,780 dollars despite 500k paid in benefits in February. Net cash balance 29,507,581 dollars with invested funds at 28,010,191 and state property inventory 20,594,872. Bonded debt stands at 6,891,000 dollars.
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Helena
Montana
John J. Holmes
Truman Vows UN O Will Not Collapse Amid Iran Crisis
President Truman stated at a news conference that the United Nations will not be allowed to collapse and expressed confidence that Soviet Russia will cooperate with the UN's work. He said responses to Moscow over Iran troop withdrawal will be handled when raised. officials note Moscow’s reply could shape U S Russian relations.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations Organization
Russia
United States
Iran
World Peace Agency
Moscow
Nikolai V. Novikov
Byrnes
State Department
Manchuria
Teheran
United Nations
International Monetary Conference
Britain
Germany
Reich
Overseas Veterans Returning Home
Three service members listed to return to the United States after overseas duty sail into Seattle aboard the General Blatchford. S Sgt Edward J Winters Pfc Wynn A Garwood and T John E Berry are scheduled to arrive March 10 following Pacific theater duty. No street addresses were listed.
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Butteren
United States
Seattle
General Blatchford
Pacific Theater
Edward J. Winters
Pfc
Wynn A. Garwood
T . John E. Berry
Moscow accuses U S of violating Moscow decision in Bulgaria
The Moscow radio charged the United States with violating the Moscow decision by urging Bulgarian opposition leaders to disrupt the agreed framework. It cited a March 7 note from Novikov accusing Washington of acting unilaterally and pressing for new conditions for opposition representation in Bulgaria. Maynard Barnes was named as US political representative in Bulgaria allegedly inciting opposition leaders to move beyond the conference terms.
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London
Moscow Radio
United States
Moscow
Novikov
United States State Department
Washington
Bulgaria
Russia
Great Britain
Balkan States
Maynard Barnes
Confusion Reigns Over Pauleys Possible Action
Washington March 8 The will he wont merry go round on Edwin W Pauleys withdrawal continued Friday with initial claims he backed down from withdrawing as Navy undersecretary nominee Then a committee conference produced reports that the withdrawal agreement was back on Senators Tobey Brewster voiced mixed views while Walsh led the talks
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Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Pauley
Senate Naval Committee
Sen. Tobey
R-N. H
Walsh
D-Mass
Tobey
Sen. Brewster
R-Me
County Awaits Induction as No Men Eligible in Silver Bow
The Silver Bow county boards announce Monday’s selective service induction is a formality with no available inductees for February. Officials say February quotas were met by voluntary enlistments and that 4-F and deferment rules will affect March, with postponements for high school or age eligible registrants.
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Silver Bow County
First War Bride Arrives From Europe to Land of Peace
Mrs. John Milodragovich arrives in Butte from Norfolk with Capt. Milodragovich, a Legion of Merit recipient, after a four month reunion following their Florence Italy marriage in 1945. The couple, connected to Butte residents the Milodragovich family, began their romance in Florence as he recovered from jeep accident injuries.
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John Milodragovich
Butte
Europe
Milodragovich
Norfolk
Florence
Italy
Risto Milodragovich
West Diamond
Bogdan Milovich
Berane
Yugoslavia
University of Florence
Communists Target Atomic Secrets in U.S. Payroll
War department says Communists and other disaffected Army personnel barred from sensitive tasks tied to atomic energy and radar. Representative Rankin accuses spies aided by American Communists on federal payroll. another congressman notes ongoing espionage concerns. President Truman plans to announce five civilian bomb test board members once final acceptance is received. press coverage to be limited but broad, with war-corps access similar to wartime.
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Washington
War Department
Rankin
D-Miss
War and State Departments
House Committee On un-American Activities
Rep. Thomas
R N. J
Canada
America
Truman
Fiveman
Bikini Atoll
Army-Navy
Forest officials plan March 15 game census meeting
A briefing lists a March 15 gathering of forest service officials state fish and game representatives the grazing service stockmen and sportsmen to discuss a deer lodge and beaverhead forest game census. The session may be at Wise River with Elk counts totaling 859 plus 187 fresh tracks and 124 elk seen in remote areas.
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Forest Service
Fish and Game Department
Grazing Service
W. E. Pry
Deer Lodge National Forest
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Wise River
Big Hole River
Pindar Creek
Charcoal Basin
Fleecer
German Gulch
Deer Lodge Forest
C. W. Geil
Anaconda
W. R. Rathke
Mr. Fry
R. E. Dickinson
Kenneth Bray
Clem Kalitowski
M. F. Phillip
Eric P. White
Robert White
Beaverhead Forest
L. T. Robbins
Pete Westergard
Paul Temple
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Walter Sundell
al Meagher
Earl Welton
Roy Mart
A. W. Durant
Edwin Stein
A. F. Muchmore
State Fish and Game Department
Roy Campbell
Taft Allen
Floyd McClemman
Lloyd McDowell
Merle Rognrud
Howard Campbell
Kenneth Fallang
William Schultz
Charles Price
Frankfurt Ban On Gambling Aims To Curb Black Market Money
Military police at the U S Army headquarters banned all forms of gambling in Army clubs on Friday as part of actions to curb rising black market money changing.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
Red Cross Campaign Reaches 88812 in Butte Drive
The Butte Red Cross chapter reports an 88 812 dollar total in the annual financial campaign opened Monday. Headquarters are at 62 West Broadway with most contributions by mail or at the office. Local directors urge residents to give at least 40 percent of last year’s donation amid emphasis on home service for service families and overseas concerns.
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Butte
American Red Cross
Drive
West Broadway
Mining
Red Cross
Long Delayed Soviet Withdrawal Believed From Manchuria
News dispatches from CHUNGKING report Russia may begin pulling troops from Manchuria with 22 northbound trains from Mukden. Changchun shows no movement, while forces move from Mukden to Tiehling. Chinese officials cite earlier delays and note a note to Moscow was sent.
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Chungking
Mukden
Chinese Central News Agency
Manchuria
Changchun
Tiehling
Harbin
State Department
Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
Liu Chieh
Western Electric strike ends as unions avert wider walkout
A 65 day Western Electric Co strike concludes with 17 000 employees returning to work after rail union leaders delay a 300 000 member walkout. President Truman named a three man fact finding board to meet in Chicago next week while Nash Kelvinator raises 18 cents an hour for 8 000 CIO automotive workers. General Motors dispute remains unresolved and unions push for nation wide action if deals fail.
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Western Electric Co
Truman
San Francisco
International
Nash-Kelvinator
General Motors
Forest Spot
Western Electric
Frank J. Fitzsimmons
Ine
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Western Electric Union
Railroad
Chicago
O Dwyer urges price controls and housing program
New York Mayor William O Dwyer urged Congress to extend price ceilings on all existing homes and stabilize food prices with subsidies. He also pressed enactment of President Truman s emergency housing program. The CIO accused a congressionally backed pressure group of wielding a legislative pistol against OPA.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
William O'Dwyer
New York City
House
OPA
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