Mining City Primary Sets Today in Mayor Race Interest
Polls open noon to 7 pm as 14 104 registered voters in Mining City decide Democratic mayoral nominees among Tim Sullivan incumbent William Donnelly and C J Smith. Morgan unopposed Republican mayoral bid with 32 total candidates and several unopposed city posts. Votes cast in 19 precincts with expanded machines. bars must close during voting.
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Butte
Tim J. Sullivan
William P. Donnelly
C. J. Smith
Thomas R. Morgan
Bernard Hol
John Seton
St Mary School
Washington School
Quartz Street
Immaculate Conception Parish Hall
Sacred Heart School
Grant School
Butte Free Public Library
Lincoln School
St James Hotel
S. Arizona
Sixth Ward
Winter Garden
YMCA
Seventh Ward
Civic Center
Emerson
St. John
Longfellow
Eighth Ward
Webster-Garfield
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
U.S. Planned Red Air Force Gift Revealed in Yalta Documents
Declassified Yalta papers show a wartime plan to give Russia a strategic air force with heavy bombers and U S instructors to teach their use. The proposal, aimed at Japan war effort, would have created a Soviet long range bomber force years earlier.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Yalta
Japan
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
John R. Deane
U. S
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Pakistan Claims Assassination Plot Uncovered
Sind government says a plot to assassinate cabinet members was uncovered and six provincial lawmakers including the speaker were arrested. Former Sind chief minister Pir Ellahi Baksh and other opponents face warrants as tensions rise over Chief Minister Mohamed Ayub Khurro.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Sind
Ghulam Ali Talpur
West Pakistan
Pir Ellahi Baksh
Talpur
Baksh
Mohammed Ayub Khurro
Kurro
Khurro
Ali Mohammed Rashidi
Assembly
Ex-President Guizado and Allies Die in Effigy Incident
In Panama City three people died in a related incident in effigy Saturday night, including former President Jose R. Guizado and two others accused of complicity in the unrest surrounding President Jose A. Remon. The deaths come two days before Guizado's trial by the national assembly was to begin.
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Panama City
U.P
Jose R. Guizado
Jose A. Remon
Guizado
National Assembly
Senate probes claim Knox and FDR weakened Navy security
Senate investigators said Roosevelt and Knox allowed Communist radio operators on American merchant ships, publishing secret messages between the leaders. The memo from Adlai Stevenson questioned discharging suspected Communists amid operator shortages. The report cites wartime expediency and notes protests from naval officers.
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Washington
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Roosevelt
Knox
Chicago
Subcommittee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Russia
Berlin-Tokyo
United States Navy
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Eastland
Dmiss
Army
John W. Powell
San Francisco
China Weekly
Missing private plane tied to Arco Paint Co flight
A single engine private plane piloted by M. R. Cox disappeared while en route from Craig Colorado to Billings Montana. Cox left Craig Friday afternoon and was not heard from since. US Air Force Lowry and Wyoming Civil Air Patrols organized search with Colorado and Wyoming patrols alerted. Cox, an ex Navy flier, was alone in the craft.
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Denver
44Th Air Rescue
Lowry Air Force Base
Craig
Colo
Billings
Mont
Air Force
M. R. Cox
Cox
George Nelson
Wyoming
Ing
Colorado
Civil Air Patrols
The
Arco Paint Co
Paris Taxi Drivers Lose Half Lunch Break
Paris taxi drivers lose half of the legal lunch hour amid new rules. The break shrinks from four hours to two, affecting midday shifts and rest periods for drivers.
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Paris
U.P
Former President of Hungary Dies on Riviera
Count Michael Karolyi, who led Hungary after World War I and twice chose exile amid Communist rule, died Saturday at his Riviera home in Vence France at age 80. He later served as ambassador to France from 1947 to 1949 and led the Free Hungary Council in London during World War II.
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Vence
France
Michael Karolyi
Hungary
Riviera
Karolyi
Bela Kun
London
Free Hungary Council
French Riviera
Spring Arrives Late as Bitter Cold Lingers in Butte
The piece notes Butte endured a frigid Sunday with -17 to -21 conditions and a 4:36 am Monday spring arrival. Forecasters predict a warming trend to around 25 above with a low near 10 above and a chance of snow.
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Butte
Beaumont Nurse Charged With Infant Kidnapping
A Houston area nurse's aide Pauline Schulze 30 was charged with kidnaping an infant from East Texas Baptist Hospital in Beaumont. The baby girl was taken by a woman in a nurse's uniform 29 minutes after birth and later returned unharmed. The real mother Mrs George Wharton and baby were reunited at the hospital.
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Bfaumont
Tex
Pauline Schulze
Houston
Texas Gulf Coast
J. D. Walters
Wharton
Beaumont
Schulze
Tornado Strikes Windyville Area In Missouri
A tornado tore through the Windyville community four miles southeast of East Prairie Missouri destroying six homes and several farm buildings. Four members of a Negro family were unaccounted for and one man suffered a broken leg while another tornado near the Missouri Arkansas line west of Hornersville damaged two farm buildings with no injuries.
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East Prairie
Windyville
Here
Jim Savell
East Prairie Eagle
Missouri-Arkansas State Line
Hornersville
Ike Credited With Astute Political Move
President Eisenhower names Harold Stassen as special assistant with cabinet rank to study world disarmament. Stassen invites public ideas while stressing hope for peaceful paths in a nuclear age. Sen. Humphrey urges congressional coordination. both parties praise the move as astute politics.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Stassen
ABC
Eisenhower
United Nations
London
U. N
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Post
White House
Communists Plan for Air Control
Nationalist sources report a planned chain of Communist air bases along China's southeast coast to threaten Formosa. Major bases lie near Shanghai and Canton with growth expected southward, including a large jet base at Luchiao 220 miles from Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Formosa Strait
Yantze
Shanghai
Canton
Nanchang
Weather in Butte and Montana Monday Outlook
Variable cloudiness with snow flurries and rising temperatures forecast for Montana. East region expects Monday high 25 to 35 with mild Monday night. Western area mostly cloudy with light snow and similar highs. Sunday temperatures show a maximum of 18 and a minimum of -17 nationwide.
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Montana
Plane crash near Springfield kills at least six
An American Airlines Convair Flight 711 from Chicago to Tulsa crashed in an open field eight miles west of Springfield. Reports vary on aboard and dead counts but at least six were killed and many injured as ambulances evacuated victims to area hospitals amid heavy rain and delayed access.
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Springfield
American Air Lines Convair
Bob Tubert
Associated Press
Pas
Sengers
Tubert
Airlines
American Airlines
Newark
N. J
Tulsa
Oklo
Springfield Municipal Airport
B. H. Mayes
Cushing
Mayes
George Demore
Chicago
Possible Soviet Surprise Worries U S Officials
Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt told a House subcommittee government scientists fear the Soviets could develop a surprise new weapon that shifts military power. He said the United States leads now but the gap narrows, and in five to six years Russia could present a technological surprise in any chosen area.
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Washington
Congress
Donald L. Putt
United States
Russia
House
Appropriations
Capehart presses Galbraith recall over pamphlet praise
Senator Capehart demanded Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith be recalled as a witness in the Senate stock market inquiry. He argued a 1949 pamphlet, Beyond the Marshall Plan, praises communism, while Galbraith denied the claim and noted support from Milton S Eisenhower and Allen W. Dulles.
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Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Senate
NBC
American Forum
Sen. Monroney
Dokla
Senate Banking Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Galbraith
Office of Price Administration
Indiana
Cleric Killed While Riding Bicycle in Leicester
The Rev. Eric Renshaw, 41, warned in his parish magazine that riding a bicycle in Leicester was dangerous. He was killed Saturday while cycling, authorities said.
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Leicester
England
U.P
Eric Renshaw
Renshaw
John Davis Condition Deemed Precarious by Doctor
Charleston dispatch reports John W. Davis, Democratic presidential candidate in 1924, is in precarious condition with serious complications. The 81 year old constitutional lawyer, who suffered pneumonia last week, spoke on South Carolina's segregation case before the U S Supreme Court last year.
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Charleston
S. C
John W. Davis
William H. Frampton
South Carolina
U. S. Supreme Court
Judge H. H. Ewing Dies at 88 in Great Falls
H. H. Ewing a district judge in Great Falls for 39 years until 1947 died Sunday at 88 He also served as city attorney from 1997 1900 and mayor from 1905 1909 He resigned to join the district bench Survivors include his widow and a daughter Funeral services will be in Great Falls Tuesday.
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Great Falls
Ewing
Want Ads Promise Worries Vanish With Help Wanted
A Want Ads pitch claims anxieties stem from keeping worries inside and urges readers to call 5451 to hire an ad-writer for婚 wed or single life. It promotes Want Ads to sell or hire items and recover lost articles, ending with a bathinette wanted at phone 0000.
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Dial 5451
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