Anaconda Company Employes Club to Open March 16
The Anaconda Copper Mining company opens its new Employes club on Sunday March 16 at the former Thorn ton hotel in Butte. About 200 officials and employes and their families will attend the 4 to 12 event with two orchestras and complimentary luncheon offerings. Membership dues are waived for the first year.
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A. C. M. Employes
A. C. M. Company
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Thornton Hotel
Wyoming
Broadway
Anaconda Company
John McNamara
Frank Lizen
Finlen Hotel
Chequamegon Cafe
Club
Historic U S Debate Over Greece Looms In Washington
President Truman pressed last minute reports on Britain's stance as a Monday show down nears. The plan may include a joint session message or a national radio address. Senate Republicans prepare to hear the Greek issue from Senator Vandenberg while Taft coordinates the party’s conference.
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Washington
America
Europe
Britain
White House
Truman
Congress
Senate Republican
Vandenberg
Rmich
Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
Ohio
Republican House
Greece
Clarence J. Brown
Middle East
United Nations
United States
Rep. Hoffman
Michigan
Lewis W. Douglas
British Commonwealth of Nations
Peace Appeal From All-India Congress To Moslem League
The Hindu dominated All-India Congress working committee urged the Moslem league to name reps for a peace conference to end Punjab violence. The plan also proposed dividing Punjab into Muslim and non-Muslim sections as a concession ahead of British withdrawal within 15 months, with no immediate league response.
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New Delhi
India
U.P
All- India Congress Party
Punjab
Pakistan
League
Congress Party
Congress
Hawaii Governor to testify on statehood plan
Gov. Ingram M. Stainback of Hawaii arrived by plane to appear before the House public lands committee Tuesday in support of Hawaii statehood.
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Washington
Ingram M. Stainback
Hawaii
House Public Lands Committee
D J Harrington Taken by Death
Dennis J Dan Harrington prominent retired Butte Cen terville businessman died Saturday night at his home after a lingering illness He was born in Ireland and lived in Butte over 50 years He led civic church and fraternal groups and is survived by many relatives The body lies at the Daly Shea mortuary
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Dennis J
Dan) Harrington
Butte
Centerville
Ireland
North
Montana
Hennessy Meat Department
Elks Lodge
Butte Pioneer's Club
St. Lawrence
Seattle
Harrington
Leo Noonan
Francis X. Dolan
George Pera
Francis Burns
William Hickey
Joseph Harrington
Francis Harrington
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Hamilton Trapper Bags 480 Coyotes
Virgil McCrossin of Hamilton trapped 480 coyotes in the last two years for the federal wildlife service. Rangers believe he may hold a trapping record for saving poultry sheep and big game in western Montana.
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Hamilton
Federal Wildlife Service
Virgil McCrossin
McCrossin
Montana
Liberty ship Harry Percy grounded off Deal in Goodwin sands
The former American Liberty ship Harry Percy grounded on Goodwin sands off Deal while on its first voyage under the Greek flag and cracked in half early Saturday.
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Deal
England
U.P
Harry Percy
Goodwin Sands
Plans Completed for Retailers' Clinic This Week
Butte prepares for its first annual Retailers Clinic with merchants from Western Montana and invitations extended to Great Falls Helena Missoula Anaconda Bozeman Livingston and other cities. The event opens Wednesday with 5 30 registration at the Finlen hotel followed by a 6 30 dinner where Emmett Salisbury discusses What's Ahead. Thursday includes a city tour and a 1 30 to 5 30 clinic session in the Gold room for retailer discussions and method comparisons.
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Montana
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Midwest
Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Missoula
Anaconda
Bozeman
Livingston
Finlen
Silver Bow Room
Emmett Salisbury
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury Company
W. S. Thompson
A. J. Knievel
Butte Chamber
Sam C. Ford
Four Power Pact Aims to Secure Germany Peace
Secretary of State Marshall said the prime U. S. goal in Moscow is a Four Power 40 year pact to guarantee U. S. role in Europe and prevent German rearmament. The plan, supported by Byrnes, would provide a framework for final peace with Germany and Austria.
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Germany
U. S
Berlin
George C. Marshall
Moscow
United States
Europe
Austria
James F. Byrnes
Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Byrnes
America
Versailles
Congress
League of Nations
Britain Objects to U.S Plans in Pacific Islands
Britain will lodge objections at the United Nations Security Council to a U.S plan granting favored commercial treatment to American nationals in Japanese mandated Pacific islands. Britain argues for equal treatment for all U.N. members and seeks liberalized commercial clauses.
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Lake Success
N. Y
U.P
Great Britain
Pacific
United Nations Security Council
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Dutch Start Unloading Cargo From Seized American Ship
Dutch harbor authorities began unloading the 3 million dollar cargo of rubber and quinine from the American Lib erty ship Martin Behrman seized Friday. American crewmen refused to help, so shore cranes lifted bales to a dock at Tandjongpriek harbor under armed guard protections.
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Batavia
Java
Martin Behrman
Tandjongpriek
Rescued Airmen Return to Alaska Base
Eleven crew members of a B-29 bomber abandoned in Greenland after a Feb 21 forced landing were flown to Ladd Field Alaska after receiving arctic clothing in Great Falls. They endured three days in 50 below zero conditions before a rescue plane reached them.
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Great Falls
Greenland
Ladd Field
Alaska
Army Air Base
Russia May Have Proposal to Break Deadlock
Moscow sources indicate the Soviet Union may advance a plan for Germany aimed at breaking the impasse seen by Great Powers before the Big Four Foreign Ministers conference. Russians exhibit cautious optimism, citing demobilization moves at the United Nations and Russia’s view of its agricultural and industrial problems as influential factors.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
United Nations
New York
Russia
Victory Seen as Labour Leader Predicts Confidence Vote
London reports that British Labour leaders foresee a decisive victory next week after a three day debate on economic policy ends with a no confidence vote urged by Winston Churchill. A Labour win would secure Prime Minister Attlee's government against the Conservative challenge.
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London
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Divides
Partly cloudy with occasional showers or snow flurries Sunday and slightly warmer with a high near 43 in Butte. Montana forecast shows mostly cloudy skies west of the divide with light snow flurries and a high of 35 to 40, while east of the divide expect scattered flurries and rising temperatures to 20 to 33.
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Butte
School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Republicans Meet to Decide Rent Controls Policy
Washington March 8. Senate Republicans plan a Monday night meeting after Taft said 51 Republican senators will gather to resolve wide differences on extending rent controls. They will also address the future of the Office of Price Administration and discuss world affairs.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Office of Price Administration
American business ready to aid Japan's peacetime economy
In Tokyo on March 8 United States Ambassador George Atcheson Jr stated that American business interests are prepared to assist Japan's postwar economic development. He noted strong support from the American public for MacArthur's occupation and signaled possible private reconstruction loans and credits, prompting speculation among Japanese business leaders.
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Tokyo
United States
George Atcheson, Jr
Japan
Atcheson
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Bevin Arrives in Moscow for Four-Power Peace Talks
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin arrived in Moscow for the four power conference on Germany and Austria. He pledged to spend the day seeking a peace to prevent future aggression and ensure world security, greeting by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky.
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Moscow
Ernest Bevin
Germany
Austria
V. Molotov
Bevin
Russia
Resolution Flags Robinson Regime
Delegates from 48 dissident CIO Mine Mill and Smelter Workers locals formed a Provisional Metal Workers council to seek reaffiliation with the CIO. They claim 25 000 of the CIO International's 96 000 members seceded and prefer to be known as a CIO affiliate rather than an independent union awaiting national clarification.
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New York
C. I. O. Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Labor Organization
International
Provisional Metal Workers Council
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