Montana Veterans Bonus Bonds Fail to Draw Bids
Helena March 10 AP banks and bond houses did not bid on Montana 15 million World War II veterans bonus bonds leaving the state to plan sales through private sources. Governor Bonner and officials say applications will be sent to counties by April 1 and letters from out of state may request blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
John W. Bonner
James F. Neely
Office of Adjusted Compensation Division
Arsenal
Neely
Western Investment Banking Voluntary Credit Restraint Committee
Credit Restraint Committee
Rites Arranged for Butte Man Killed in Korea
The body of Pfc. Wilbur L. Hodge, killed in Korea, arrives from Oakland and will be sent to White's chapel for funeral services Friday. Surviving relatives include his parents, siblings, in laws, grandparents, uncles and aunts across several states. Graveside honors will be conducted by Silver Bow Post No. 1, American Legion, at Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur L. Hodge
Korea
White
Oakland
Calif
Butte
23Rd Infantry
Army
Pie Hodge
Blaine
Butte High School
Northern Pacific Freight House
Roy F. Hodge
Missoula
LeRoy Hodge
Los Angeles
Warren Bentley
John Leiben
Alaska
Mahala Hodge
Mabel Kemp
Lead
S. D
F. W. Thorr
Erie
Owen Kemp
Clifton Hodge
John Hanley
Florence Mitchell
Russell Hodge
Seattle
Labor Moderates Offer Rebels Choice on Expulsion
London March 10. Clement Attlee's Labor moderates warned left wing rebels to align with party policy or face expulsion from the Labour Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clement Attlee
Labor
Ridgway Denounces Communists Over Bacteriological Falsehoods
Gen. Matthew Ridgway accused the Communists of known falsehoods about bacteriological warfare as the Korean armistice talks stalled. He declared there is not one scintilla of truth in their claims and labeled the talks a spiritual ideological contest with Communism. He spoke at Munson’s apple orchard near Panmunjom where UN envoys have advance HQ.
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Munsan
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Munson Apple Orchard
R. E. Libby
Panmunjom
Adm
C. Turner
Joy
Yank Pilots Stop MIG Invasion In Turkey Shoot
American Sabre pilots scored seven MIG15s down and damaged three in a bold air duel over Korea. Ridgway reported Soviet weapons dominated North Korean, Chinese arsenals, while U S jets pounded Pyongyang and rail links as 80 MIGs crossed the Yalu to confront 100 Fifth Air Force fighters.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Russia
Ussr
Panmunjom
Pyongyang
Yalu
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Sunchon
Truman to Speak in New York Before College Editors
President Truman plans to interrupt Florida vacation to travel to Washington and then to New York for a 12:30 p.m. MST address before the 28th annual Columbia Scholastic Press association meeting at the Waldorf Astoria. The event draws about 3,000 scholastic editors from across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Truman
Florida
Washington
New York City
New York
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Waldorf Astoria
Short
Air Force Chief Vandenberg Meets Fort Worth Atomic Bomber Officials
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg arrived in Fort Worth Texas from Washington for a three hour secret conference with officials who design and fly the atomic B36 Global superbomber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Washington
Emergency Aids In Montana Hoof Mouth Disease Fight
The U S Agriculture Department declared a state of emergency to strengthen Montana s border defenses against hoof and mouth disease. Senator Murray said Secretary Brannan will send 45 additional agents to patrol the Montana North Dakota Canada border as Gov Bonner notes the move seals gaps in the barricade against the outbreak that crossed from Canada weeks ago.
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Helena
U. S. Agriculture Department
Montana
James E. Murray
Murray
John W. Bonner
Canada
Travel curbs on Soviet officials announced in Washington
The United States and allies imposed travel restrictions on Soviet officials in Washington and New York. Ambassador Panyushkin and 225 embassy staff with families must file 48 hour notices for trips beyond 25 miles, with the state and defense departments able to approve or deny. Violations could trigger deportation. UN personnel are exempt.
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Washington
U. S
Moscow
North Atlantic
Alexander S. Panyushkin
New York City
State and Defense Departments
Panyushkin
Tass and
Amtorg
United Nations
New York
Hibok Hibok Near Burst, Manila Experts Warn
Philippine authorities and government experts say Hibok Hibok volcano is preparing to erupt again, with officials cautioning residents and monitoring seismic activity and gas emissions.
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Manila
New Hampshire Set To Kick Off Nation's Ballot Trek
In Concord on March 10, New Hampshire begins the first presidential primary with about 100000 voters expected. Republicans marshal 14 delegates and Democrats eight as Eisenhower Taft and Stassen on the GOP side contest, while Truman Kefauver duel for the Democratic slate.
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Jack Bell
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Truman
Eisenhower
Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Kefauver
Douglas MacArthur
Stassen
Wisconsin
Illinois
Waterville Valley casts early NH primary votes for Eisenhower
In Waterville Valley the town became the first New Hampshire locality to vote in the presidential primary. At midnight residents gathered and immediately cast their seven ballots for Gen. Eisenhower.
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Ike
Concord
N. H
Waterville Valley
New Hampshire
Gen
Eisenhower
Eisenhower vs Taft in GOP nominating race headlined for Chicago
Local surveys show General Dwight D. Eisenhower with a slim edge over Senator Robert A. Taft in popularity tests for the GOP nomination likely to be settled in Chicago next July. observers note Eisenhower's backers include New Hampshire GOP leaders.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Eisenhower
Taft
New Hampshire
Mile-Hi Soil Conservation District Elects Three Directors
Three men were elected to three year terms on the Mile-Hi Soil Conservation district board in Butte Monday. Winners are Tom Connor Mel Rose Ray Spangler Gregson and R C Setterstrom. Ole Ueland and Fred St Onge hold one and two year terms respectively. Ueland and St Onge were appointed by the state committee. Polling officers were Carl Gillespie Yvonne Gonninan and Warren Redfern.
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Board of Supervisors
Mile- Hi
Russians Ask Fast Track on German Peace Treaty
Moscow radio reported Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed notes to U.S. Britain and France urging speedier talks on a German treaty. The notes say Germany should form an all German government with direct German participation and propose immediate discussions among the Big Four to draft and then present the treaty to all interested states.
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London
Russia
Germany
Moscow Radio
U.S
Britain
France
Moscow
Andrei A Gromyko
Ussr
U. S
Cleanup Chief Will Testify on Ship Deal
Morris, Truman’s anti corruption chief, faces Senate questions over ties to United Tanker Corp a firm moving oil to Red Chinese ports. Witnesses describe United as a front for rich Chinese operators with Soviet links and a dummy American front.
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Washington
Newbold Morris
Morris
Truman
Senate
Korea
Arthur G. Syran
Mutual Security Agency
MSA
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
United Tanker Corporation
Old Economic Co-operation Administration
ECA
Joseph S. Oppe
United Tanker
United
Red
China
L James Falck
State Department
New York
China Trading and Industrial Development Corporation
China International Foundation, Inc
Rail unions offer to negotiate big train tieup
Three rail unions on strike against New York Central and the St. Louis terminal said they are ready to negotiate. The offer came in Cleveland after Washington announced a strike-ending injunction would be sought. Union presidents named emphasized willingness to discuss with railroad companies or authorities.
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Chicago
New York Central
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
R. O Hughes
Order of Railway Conductors
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
J. P. Shields
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Army
Justice Department
Weather Forecast: Snow Flurries and Colder Conditions
Variable cloudiness with scattered snow flurries and a colder pattern from Tuesday into Tuesday night. Forecasted highs around 28 with lows near 18, and similar readings across locations including the Airport and School of Mines. West of Divide expect snow Tuesday with little temperature change. east of Divide anticipate occasional snow and brisk northerly winds with drifting, colder highs 15 to 38.
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School of Mines
Divide
General Seizes Power in Lightning Revolt
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 3 ruling, upheld the contempt convictions of six New York lawyers in the U S Communist leaders trial. It also allowed deportation of Communist aliens and upheld holding such aliens without bail if deemed a risk by the attorney general under the McCarran act. Justice Jackson wrote the majority opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
U. S
U.S
Jackson
Black
Douglas
Frankfurter
Clark
Harold R Medina
Communist Party
Medina
Red Party
High
Batista's Coup Restores Cuba's Rule Amid Bloodshed
Batista leads a military backed revolt seizing Camp Columbia and Havana police, forcing President Prio Socarras to flee. He forms a 15 to 20 member junta promising a civilian, transitional government with elections at the soonest date.
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Cuba
Batista
Carlos Prio Socarras
Prio
Havana
Camp Columbia
Gerardo Machado
Piio
Congress
State Population May Hit 678000
Montana, with 1950 census 591 024, could reach 678 000 by 1960 under high growth, or 608 000 under hard times. Bureau lists low, medium, and high series estimates and warns such figures are risky for planning projects like schools.
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Helena
Montana
U. S Census Bureau
Bureau
Allies may sign German peace by April 1 says McCloy
U S high Commissioner John J. McCloy predicted that western allies will complete a peace contract with Germany by April 1. He warned that plans to end the occupation and arm German troops for western defense could be delayed by French political developments.
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Bonn
Germany
U. S
John J. McCloy
Montana's March cash balance shows rise over February
Montana opened March with a net cash balance of 59. nine million dollars up 5.3 million from February's close. State Auditor Johan J. Holmes notes funds include 11 million invested surplus and 39.19 million in investments, with bonded debt at 18.93 million, down 889 thousand from a year ago.
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Helena
Montana
Johan J. Holmes
General Fund
Holmes
Treasury
Montana Trust and Legacy Permanent Fund
State Depository Board
Tornadic Winds Hit Southwest Louisiana and Mobile
Tornadic winds lashed northwest Louisiana as a national forecast warned tornadoes might occur. Hurricane-force gusts battered the port of Mobile, Alabama with no immediate casualties reported.
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Atlanta
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Mobile
Ala
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