Butte Boy Lifesaving Fight After Bike Truck Crash
A seven year old boy, Walter Sullivan, is in critical condition after a bicycle and a truck collision at Emmet and Caledonia in Butte. The driver, Lowery N. Falcon, was questioned by police as details were gathered.
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Butte
Utah
Community Memorial Hospital
Walter Sullivan
Caledonia
Butte Comunity Memorial Hospital
Lowery N. Falcon
Edwards
Falcon
Courthouse Grocery
James Clark
Emmet
Clark
Emmet Street
William Whipple
Aronson Seeks New Industry For Montana Paper Pulp Mills
Governor J Hugo Aronson told Thompson Falls Lions Club that 1956 could bring a much needed new industry to Montana in a paper pulp mill. He noted several pulp firms are eyeing Montana and urged state agencies to ensure a sound development benefiting the state.
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Thompson Falls
U.P
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Sanders County
Lions Club
State Planning Board
Fish and Game Commission
Board of Health
Aronson
Montana Weather Report for East and West Regions
Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with occasional snow showers in the eastern mountains and near the western mountains. Temperatures remain mild with highs around 55 to 65 in the east and 45 to 55 in the west. The table provides maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Montana
Two Injured in Harrison Holmes Collision
Two people were injured in a two car crash at Harrison Avenue and Holmes Avenue Thursday night. Maudie Davis 60 of the Henessy Annex was hospitalized with chest contusions and shock. Richard Curran 36 E Center drove the Davis car and was uninjured. Robert Webster 16 of 3631 S Gaylord suffered a severe hand cut and facial lacerations after his car hit the Davis vehicle as he tried to turn left. The Davis car swerved, damaged two gasoline pumps at Tower Service Station, and the cars required towing.
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Harrison Avenue
Holmes Avenue
Maudie Davis
Henessy Annex
Community Memorial Hospital
al Vanek
Carl Hastie
Don Miller
Vanek
Robert V. Webster
S. Gaylord
Harrison
Young Webster
Davis
Tower
Pia
Big 3 Parley on Mid East in Early May
Western Big Three foreign ministers likely to meet in Paris in early May during the NATO session. Christian Pineau floated a get together with Dulles and Lloyd and White confirmed informal talks but no formal plan. Officials noted US reliance on the United Nations to mediate the Arab-Israeli dispute and cited no congressional action for unilateral Middle East power.
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Washington
Middle East
Paris
Lincoln White
State Dept
Christian Pineau
NATO
White
Eisenhower
Congress
Red China
Formosa
United States
United Nations
U. S
U. N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Agriculture to Remain Montana's Leading Industry
In Great Falls Dean Kelso of Montana State College says agriculture will stay the state’s leading single industry for years though other sectors rise faster. At the Montana Farm and Ranch Forum Kelso predicts continued price pressure on crops and better income for cash crop producers. livestock incomes should rise with demand. Dusenberry adds irrigation will play an expanding role in the state’s agriculture.
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Great Falls
Montana
Dean M. M. Kelso
Montana State College
Kelso
Montana Farm and Ranch
Dusenberry
Thomas Graham Named Manager of Raritan Works
Thomas K Graham of Great Falls will take over as manager of the Raritan Copper Works at Perth Amboy New Jersey effective Friday succeeding Lorin W Kemp who retires after 42 years with Anaconda International Smelting and Refining Co A 100 percent subsidiary of The Anaconda Co Graham MIT class of 1935 began at Anaconda in 1935 rising through the Great Falls Reduction Works to superintendent since 1953 He is a native of Butte and holds professional memberships and MIT ties Kemp 67 will depart after a long career starting with Chile Exploration Co and ending as manager of Raritan Copper Works born in California and educated at Mackay School of Mines University of Nevada Reno Kemp oversaw operations at the Perth Amboy plant since 1936.
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Thomas K. Graham
Great Falls
Raritan
International Smelting and Refining Co
Perth Amboy
N.J
New York
Clyde E. Weed
Mr. Graham
Lorin W. Kemp
Anaconda Organization
Anaconda Company
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Graham
Anaconda
Harvard Ave
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Society of Automotive Engineers
Rotary Club
Meadowlark Country Club
Evelyn Mattmiller
Helena
Grahams
Penny Lynn
Kendra Sue
Thomas Douglass
Raritan Works
California
Kemp
Chile Exploration Co
Mackay School of Mines
University of Nevada
Reno
New
Nevada
Chuquicamata
Chile
United States
Raritan Copper Works
Democrats Press High Farm Price Supports Despite Veto Hints
Democratic leaders in Congress vow to push for higher farm price supports in the farm bill despite hints of a presidential veto. They cite Minnesota primary support and aim for parity at 90 percent, contrasting with the Eisenhower administration's flexible 75 to 90 percent range.
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Washington
Congress
Minnesota
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
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Ike's Foreign Aid Plans Are Assailed
Senator Mansfield challenged the administration to offer new and better ways to meet the Soviet threat beyond President Eisenhower's foreign aid program. Dulles reported to leaders with a cautiously optimistic Far East view and prepared a radio TV address. Gruenther, NATO chief, vouched for vigorous leadership and unity as Congress weighs a $4.9 billion aid package starting July 1.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gruenther
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fisenhower
National Security Council
Railroads Seek Passenger Fare Increases Across Regions
Railroads in the East and West propose fare hikes effective May 1 with minimum five cent and 20 cent increases for coach and first class trips, while round trip minimums rise to 50 cents. The ICC launches a broad probe into postwar passenger losses, signaling higher rail fares to come.
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Washington
West
Ohio and
Potomac
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Butte Sees Warmest Day in Four Months
Butte recorded its warmest day in over four months with an official high of 51 at the airport. The weatherman noted it was the warmest since November 3, when it reached 55. Forecasts for Friday and Saturday call for partly cloudy skies with possible showers and highs near 55.
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Butte
Weather Bureau
U N Secretary General May Be Sent on Middle East Mission
United Nations Security Council meets on the Palestine crisis with Russia’s tentative support for a U S backed plan to dispatch Dag Hammarskjold on a Middle East peace mission possibly starting April 2. The move aims to survey enforcement and compliance with armistice agreements and to propose measures to reduce tensions. Hammarskjold has held talks with Arthur C Liveran and other involved parties.
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United Nations
Security Council
Russia
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Pineau
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
London
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Palestine
Britain
France
Hammarskjold
U. N
Council
Arthur C. Liveran
Israel
Four Montanans Die in Three Auto Accidents
Montana fatal crashes kill four people in three incidents near Miles City Terry and Great Falls. A two year old Miles City boy Joe Jerrel dies after his father backed a pickup over him in a driveway. Robert Bruce Harvey, 32, of Terry dies from injuries after a car left U S 10 and hit an embankment. Oliver Spencer, 69, and his wife Edith 66 of Great Falls die when their car hits a guard rail and plunges into the Missouri River north of Craig. Police and highway patrol describe the crash sequence and river rescue attempts.
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Miles City
Joe Jerrel
Carl Jerrel
Robert Bruce Harvey
Terry
John Driscoll
Harvey
U. S. 10
Prairie County
Montana
Great Falls
Oliver Spencer
Missouri River
Craig
Spencer
Edwin Sapp
Helena
Wolf Creek
Albert Fousek
Sapp
Fousek
D. J. Leeper
FHA Chief for Montana Quits
Bozeman Montana Carl O Hanson Montana director for the Farmers Home Administration resigned Wednesday night amid an Agriculture Department inquiry into rumors he used his office for personal business Investigators from USDA were dispatched to Montana to examine Hansons conduct Administrator R B McLeaish said the department would withhold comment until the probe concludes Hanson said he wired his resignation to continue on Page 14 Col 4
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Bozeman
Carl O. Hanson
Montana
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Dept
USDA
Washington
D. C
Hanson
R. B. McLeaish
The
Home Agency
McLeaish
Montana mental health conference opens in Butte Finlen Hotel
The Montana Society for Mental Health begins a two day annual conference at the Finlen Hotel with registration from 8:30 to 9:30 and a noon luncheon. The theme is The Adult Offender and Related Problems and topics include juvenile delinquency and adult offense as well as West Coast mental health questions.
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Montana Society For Mental 7
Finlen Heel
Silver Bow
Finlen
Uvers Cements
Doris Liddicoat
Montanta Mental Hygiene Clinic
Butte
W. G. Nelson
Walter Needham
Anaconda
C. L. Harrington
Warm Springs
Montana
United States proposes force cuts tied to inspection plan
Harold E. Stassen presented a two tier disarmament proposal to the U N subcommittee. The United States would cut armed forces to 242 million men with an East West inspection system. Russia's Andrei Gromyko offered no immediate comment.
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London
United States
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
U. N
U. S
Stassen
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Canada
China
Red China
Stillas
Nikolai Bulganin
Train Wreck Near Maghagha Hits Cairo Route
An Egyptian state railway express train was wrecked early Friday near Maghagha about 185 miles south of Cairo. Officials had no casualty toll. Reports attributed the accident to a bridge collapse over a canal.
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Cairo
Egypt
Egyptian State Railways
Maghagha
Fluoridation Debate Sparks Community Discussion in Butte
A three hour panel in the Montana Power Auditorium drew about 120 residents including Miss Inga Hoem’s health class as pro and anti fluoridation speakers argued over adding fluoride to Butte water. Dr. Bowden urged support citing dental benefits, while Dr. Lohman noted current levels and existing safety, with plans to put the issue to a public vote.
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Montana Power
Inga Hoem
Butte High School
Helen McGregor
Butte
Paul Bowden
State Board of Health
John Lohman
Lohman
Rutte
American Dental Assa
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Belgrade
Broadus
Thomas Graham
Ike
U.N. May
Mid-East
Moscow
Christian
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