Friendly Sons Laud St Patrick's Principles at Banquet
A Tuesday night banquet at the Finlen Hotel drew a large audience under the Friendly Sons banner. Speakers extolled St Patrick's principles and the cultural ties within the community.
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1954
Page
1
Radford Defends Army Cuts Offsetting With Allies Aid
Admiral Radford told a Senate subcommittee that Army size cuts will be offset by a stronger reserve program and increased ground forces of U S allies, aided by U S assistance. He argued the new look is a reappraisal of military method not a radical change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur W. Radford
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Appropriations
Defense Department
Radford
Subcommittee
Ferguson
R-Mich
Matthew Ridgway
Army
Ridgway
Joint Chiefs
No Top Secret Papers Missing at Hanford Plant
Rep. Cole says no top secret documents missing or unaccounted for at Hanford in Washington. Some lower classified files remain unaccounted for but not due to theft or espionage as per his committee review. Rep. Pelly had reported possible significant missing documents and pressed for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Cole
Hanford Atomic Energy Plant
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Hanford
Pelly
R-Wash
Talk by Milwaukee Official Promises Progress in Transportation
Tickets on sale at the Butte Chamber of Commerce for a dinner in the Silver Bow room of the Finlen Hotel next Monday evening. The event, under the Exchange Club, features Milwaukee Road officials led by John P. Kiley president, speaking on Progress in Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Exchange Club
Milwaukee Road
John P. Kiley
Chicago
Kiley
Butte Service Clubs
Justice Bottomly Will Run Again
Helena Montana Associate Justice R V Bottomly 69 announced his candidacy for a second six year term on the Montana Supreme Court His name will appear on the non partisan judicial primary ballot in the July 20 primary He is a 1915 University of Kansas Law School graduate who served as Blaine county attorney 1922 25 state counsel for the Home Owners Loan Corp 1933 41 and Montana attorney general 1942 49 before joining the Montana Supreme Court He and Mrs Bottomly have seven sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
R. V. Bottomly
Montana Supreme Court
Justice Bottomly
University of Kansas Law School
Montana
Harlem
Blaine County
Boy Scouts of America
Bottomly
Home Owners Loan Corp
Great Falls
Age affects success in professions study reveals
An Ohio State College survey finds optimal success ages differ by field with scientists physicians and researchers most successful between 30 and 40. The ad notes Want Ads can still drive results and cites a 1948 114 ton Crevrolettet truck in good condition as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State College
Probers Vote to Handle Cohn Inquiry
Washington The Senate subcommittee led by Sen McCarthy voted to conduct its own public inquiry into the clash between McCarthy and Army officials with Roy Cohn sidelined and a special staff to be hired. Mundt will chair in McCarthy's stead as hearings are planned for next week with witnesses under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohn
Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Army
Government Operations Committee
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
Stevens
Army Council
John G. Adams
Mundt
Hydrogen Bomb May Be Set Off At Eniwetok Test
Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewis L. Strauss said he may travel to the Eniwetok area after talks with the Navy amid a wave of scientists in Honolulu. A hydrogen device could be exploded in the next two weeks, he implied, as 23 Japanese fishermen were reportedly exposed to radioactive ashes from a blast on March 1. Strauss plans to return March 29 and may comment on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok
Navy
Strauss
Senate to Vote on Chavez Election Issue
Senate action follows a party line vote by the Rules Committee to have the full chamber decide if Sen. Chavez of New Mexico should be unseated over alleged irregularities in the 1952 election. The move could shift Senate control if Chavez is ousted, with Gov. Mechem appointing a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
New Mexico
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Chavez
Capitol Hill
Edwin L. Mechem
Patrick J. Hurley
Hennings
D-Mo
Rayburn assails GOP tax plan amid election year debate
House Democratic Leader Sam Rayburn condemned Eisenhower tax proposals as favoring the wealthy, urging larger exemptions for individuals and dependents. Senator George and Representative Cooper joined the critique as the Senate and House prepared further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Senate
Sen
George D-Ga
Democratic Congress
GOP
Treasury
George
Senate Finance Committee
Rep
Cooper
D-Tenn
Ways and Means
Martin
R-Mass
Dairy Farmer Visits Soviet Embassy Over Russian Bonds
Nevada dairyman Bergin Jr. toured the Soviet embassy in Washington with 450000 in pre revolutionary bonds. He met ambassadorial attache Nikolai Dyukov, discussed Russian dairy needs, and left hopeful for a possible goodwill exchange or trip to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
16Th Street
Northwest
Bergin Jr
Fallon
Nev
Bergin
Reno
Nevada
Don Bowers
U. S
Moscow
Russia
Nikolai G. Dyukov
Dyukov
Ike Has Power to React Against Enemy
Secretary Dulles said Eisenhower can order instant retaliation against any aggressor attacking the United States or any allied nation. He cited Senate ratification of the North Atlantic Pact and the Inter-American Defense Treaty as the basis for this presidential authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Senate
Richard Shaw Named Secretary-Manager of Butte Chamber
Richard C. Shaw a former Butte Civic Center manager and Army lieutenant colonel has been chosen as the new secretary manager of the Butte Chamber of Commerce announced by Chamber president George B. Schotte. Shaw will take the post after his release from military duty at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and succeeds Lloyd G. Crippen who resigned to join Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Shaw
Butte Civic Center
Army
Butte
Shaws
Richard M
Gregory Alfred
Roundup
Missoula
Missoula County
No Trace Found of Vicious Black Panther in Los Angeles
LA police and residents chased leads after Sky Roberts Shows reported a panther escaped a Friday truck near the city. Honey bears kinkajou and other animals prompted widespread tips, with sightings narrowing to downtown and surrounding areas as officials sought confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clyde Beatty
Arizona
Sky Roberts Shows, Ltd
Here
Wayne Roberts
Banning
Roberts
Mexican Workers Bill Is Signed
President Eisenhower signed a law to permit recruiting of Mexican laborers for farm work in the United States with or without Mexico's consent. The measure, passed by Congress before a new cooperation agreement with Mexico, aims to allow continued recruiting if Mexico withholds signing. Assistant Secretary Rocco Siciliano defended the bill’s usefulness amid the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Mexico
Congress
U. S
Rocco Siciliano
Senate
Dulles Outlines Alliance Based U S Defense Policy
Secretary of State Dulles on Tuesday described the cornerstone of American policy as a system of alliances with free nations, not sole reliance on atomic weapons. He said the United States will act case by case, leveraging local defense forces under the Eisenhower administration's new look strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dulles
United States
Embezzler Jailed in Butte Case Identified as Denver Cattleman
James Blaine Sewell a 40 year old man labeled a flashy dresser and heavy spender by hotel staff was jailed by the FBI in Butte on a Texas embezzlement charge. He faces arraignment before a U S Commissioner likely Wednesday morning. The arrest was reported by FBI Montana Idaho head Percy Wyly II. The federal complaint alleges embezzlement at Texas Bank and Trust Co Dallas around February 4 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Butte
FBI
James Blaine Sewell
Texas Bank and Trust Co
Dallas
Silver Bow
U.S
Percy Wyly II
Montana-Idaho
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sewell
Texas
Montana Weather Outlook and Regional Forecast Details
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail Wednesday and Thursday with light showers on Wednesday. Highs near 40 and lows around 20. statewide notes include west of Divide cooler trend and east of Divide variable clouds with scattered showers and fog on east slopes. A dust cloud may move from southeast into extreme east Wednesday night. winds light to moderate from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Divide
Pep
Bimin
Gs Oes
Belgrade
Drummond
Clasokidensen
SERED
Sonisenlinwasen Re Kalispell
Lewistown
Ae Laveen Conan
EO Gori Peace
AOL cc Csccaieeenliecca Ae Whitehal
Radioactive Tuna Hunt Ties to US Compensation Claim
Japan seeks U S compensation for 23 fishermen splashed by radioactive ash from an atomic or hydrogen test in the Pacific. Health inspectors search about 1000 pounds of tuna believed radioactive now on markets in Tokyo Osaka and Nagoya. Authorities warn contact with recovered fish may be dangerous as Tokyo urges clearer restricted zones while doctors assess whether the Lucky Dragon crew were exposed to a blast more powerful than WWII tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
U. S
Pacific
Osaka
Nagoya
Bikini
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Foreign Office
Katsuo Okazaki
Diet
Three Men Killed as Planes Collide Near Topeka
TOPEKA Kan three Air Force crewmen died when a B47 bomber collided in flight with another jet southeast of Topeka Tuesday. The second aircraft was damaged but returned to Wichita Force Base with its crew unharmed. Both planes were based at Wichita and carried three crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Here
Wichita Force Base
Wichita
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Frank Quinn
Friendly
Sons of St. Patrick
Emerald Isle
Republic
America
Killarney
Apostle
Ireland
Erin
Caid Mille Failthe
W. D. Murray
Msgr
M. M. English
Milwaukee
Justice
Aree
Republican Policy Committee
Key
Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Els
Geneva
China
Vietminh
Arthur Edson
AP News
Fort Dix
N. J
Roderick R. Allen
Richard Shaw
Chamber of Commerce
Richard C, Shaw
Esa
Foreign Affairs
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