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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1946

Page

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Pepper urges unprecedented Big Three conference to unite West

Senator Pepper declares the United Nations cannot solve fear and calls for a major conference of American British and Canadian leaders plus generals workers and business figures. He urges free exchange of atomic knowledge, fair oil access for Russia, joint security bases and large loans to eased tension with Moscow.

Washington Pepper D-Fla United Nations Organization Vandenberg R-Mich America United States Britain Canada Senate Russia Middle East Security Council Moscow Foreign Relations Committee Walter Bedell Smith Dwight D. Eisenhower Rep. Merrow R-N. H Truman

Kauf Jury Not Yet Selected In Murder Trial

Howard H. Kauf 33 ex Seabee awaits jurors as the second day of voir dire proceeds. Both sides have used two of ten peremptory challenges. Kauf, released on 15000 bond, sits with his lawyer while prospective jurors are examined for the Feb 8 murder of his wife Hazel 26 a Butte waitress.

Howard H. Kauf Kauf T. E. Downey Hazel Butte

Butte Man Hurt in Auto Accident

Fred Phippen of 420 South Montana was taken to St James Hospital after being struck by a car at Park and Main. His injuries were not serious. Police questioned the driver of the automobile involved in the Thursday morning incident.

Fred Phippen South Montana St. James Hospital Park and Main Phippen Leo J. Mleczko Dunkirk. N Lydia C. Warner Mleczko Warner

First Step Taken in Montana Highway Program

Helena report notes Montana's 46 million dollar three year federal aid highway plan begins with approval of a 1.5 million debenture bond issue to retire old bonds. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling validating the peacetime program and sets the stage for road work, repairs, and an anticipated tourist surge.

Helena Montana State Highway Commission State Supreme Court Treasure Deer Lodge W. E. Pierce Red Lodge

Strike Set At Three Montana Plants For March Thirty First

The Montana Joint Negotiating Committee representing the Butte Miners union Anaconda Smelter men and Great Falls Smeltermen announces a strike lasting at 7 AM Sunday March 31 after the company refused wage increases. The United States Labor Department and Conciliation Service have been notified. John Clark Secretary and John McLeod Chairman sign the notice.

Butte Miners Anaconda and Great Falls Montana Butte Miners’ Union Anaconda Smeltermen Butte Mines Anaconda United States Department of Labor United States Conciliation Service John Clark John McLeod

Butte Weather Forecast Parts Cloudy Snow Early Then Clearing

Butte forecast calls for cloudy skies with light snow Thursday morning then becoming partly cloudy through afternoon and night. Slight warming with a 45 degree high expected over the next 24 hours at the School of Mines and Airport. Temperatures at the School of Mines and Airport show highs near 39 and lows around 33 to 34. West of Divide expect increasing clouds with little temperature change and a high near 55. east of Divide, north areas partly cloudy, cooler south with light rain or snow in the far south in forenoon and a high around 55.

Butte School of Mines Montana Divide

MacArthur upholds Homma death sentence in war crimes case

Gen Douglas MacArthur rejected plea for clemency and ordered Lt Gen Masaharu Homma to die by firing squad for the Philippines war crimes. He defended the military court verdict, praising the trial and condemning Homma for the death march, Manila bombing, hospital shelling, and atrocities.

Tokyo U.P Douglas MacArthur Masaharu Homma Philippines Homma MacArthur Bataan Corregidor Manila Wilhelm D. Styer Pacific United States Supreme Court

Goering Admits Looted Art Involvement at Trial

Hermann Goering testified at the international tribunal that he signed anti Jewish decrees and shared in looted Jewish art while denying mass looting or ordered massacres. He claimed responsibility for anti Jewish decrees and said he ordered action to withhold punishment after the 1939 pogrom.

Mernberg Hermann Goering Goering United States Robert H. Jackson Reichsmarshal International Military Tribunal Jackson Poland Reichstag

U S Pushes Iran-Russia Urgency at UN Council

The United States urged the U N Security Council to place Iran’s letters at the head of the agenda and to require Iran and the USSR to report on their negotiations. Russia asked to postpone the meeting to April 10 as Cairo and Moscow trade notes over the Iran dispute.

United States United Nations Security Council Iran Russia Council New York London Trygve Lie United Nations Edward R. Stettinius, Jr Lie Andrei Gromyko Stettinius Security Council

Food riots erupt in famine Hamburg led by women

In Hamburg, food shortages drive riots led by housewives as ration cuts to about 1000 calories daily provoke looting of bakeries and rail cars. British and American authorities struggle to control the unrest amid reports of widespread hunger in Germany’s second city.

Hamburg U.P Tiefsack Germany

Planes wrecks claim 32 lives in multifatal air disasters

Wreckage from three separate air crashes yields 32 bodies of Army and Navy personnel. Another 26 aboard a C 47 from Stockton to Ogden and Denver were listed as missing after exploding over Hobart Mills. A B 29 from Honolulu killed all seven aboard near San Francisco on Wahab ridge.

San Francisco California Truckee High Sierras Honolulu Pairfield Army Air Base Wauhab Ridge Stockton Calif Odgen Utah Denver Hobart Mills

Street Sign Drive Contributions Reach $600 Total

Nearly $600 has been collected in Butte's street sign campaign. The goal is $3,500 and donations were made at drive headquarters on Wednesday. 500 signs have been authorized for purchase by the city council, and coupons from local newspapers are being mailed to headquarters to speed contributions.

Butte Drive West Broadway

Kurdish Revolt Sparks Autonomous Kurdistan Claim Near Iran

Iranian war offices report Kurdish tribesmen and Kurdish Koomeleh leaders form an autonomous movement in Mehabad while attacking three garrisons in Sardasht Saqqiz and Baneh. Iran dispatches air support as frontier reports link Russian support to the uprising.

Tehran Azerbaijan War Office Kurdistan Republic Sardasht Saqqiz Baneh Koomeleh Party Mehabad Ghazi Mohd Sadr Ghazi Tudeh Tranian Majlis Iraq Mulla Mostafa Mostafa Moscow Iran Baku War Ministry Kurdistan

Mediation Renewed in Westinghouse Strike

Federal mediators renewed efforts to end a nine week strike by 75 000 Westinghouse workers as idle time dropped to 488 000. International Harvester offered to meet the 18 cent hourly wage increase and the union planned talks with company officials and federal conciliators.

Associated Press Federal Westinghouse Electric Corp International Harvester Chicago C. I. O Farm Equipment Workers New York C. I. O. Electrical Workers Union

Slaughter steer supply dwindling prompts OPA probe

An OPA investigation began into the shrinking supply of slaughter steers in Midwest packing houses as beef processing falls and shortages loom nationwide. Eastern bidders dominate cattle sales while Midwest packers struggle to operate, with a few plants suspending work and widespread job cuts reported.

Kansas City OPA Midwest Chicago St. Louis Gayle Armstrong Albuquerque N. M James F. Riley Baltimore Los Angeles Portland St. Paul

North Side A C launches $10,000 drive for year round program

North Side A C opens a $10,000 drive to fund its year round sports and civic activities for adults and juniors. The plan calls for 21 campaign zones with a 50 member organizing team led by Patrick Buckley. Merchants Association endorses the effort and solicitors begin Thursday.

North Side Athletic Club Charles FP. Staples Butte Merchants Association Patrick M Packy) Buckley Terry Kelly John Lynch Tony Stosich Earl Harris Frank Cassidy Emmett Thornton Frank Kelly Leal Healy Bernie O'Neill John Haverington J. D. Mulcahy Eddie Sullivan B. Leary Willie Mulccahy James O'Donnell Jeremy Keller Maurice Powers Buddy Mulcahy Coley Kelly Emmett Foley Emmett Lyons Ted Warren Tony Carney Dan McGonigle George McGonigle Hannah Griffith James

City aims for state and federal aid on two streets

City council passed two resolutions to obtain state and federal aid for construction and maintenance. One asks the Montana State highway commission and the federal bureau of public roads to include North Main to the Butte north city limits in the secondary road from Walkerville to Centerville. The other seeks re routing of U S highway 10 from Holmes and Rowe to Harrison Front and Montana Park, making it eligible for state and federal maintenance. Mayor Barry O Leary said outside aid is sought. City Engineer George Tippett and the mayor had met with the state highway commission for guidance.

Montana State Highway Commission Federal Bureau F Walkerville Centerville Butte North Main Quartz Holmes and Rowe Road Montana Harrison Front Barry O'Leary George Tippett O'Leary State Highway Commission Commission

185 Persons Die in Brazil Rail Disaster

Rio de Janeiro March 20. One hundred eighty five persons were killed and several hundred injured in Brazil s worst railway disaster Tuesday night near Aracaju the capital of Sergipe state. A suburban train carrying about 1000 passengers derailed and piled up while descending a mountain incline as grief stricken relatives rushed to the scene.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Aracaju

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