Solon urges Truman Stalin meet in Moscow
Rep Mundt calls for a personal conference between Stalin and Truman to outline areas of agreement amid tensions with Communist Russia. Navy moves ships to northern Europe for a summer training cruise near the Baltic. officials caution against overreach as questions on atom bombs and UN role loom.
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Wisconsin
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Walkerville City Officials Chosen After Canvass
Walkerville city council met Saturday night to canvass the March 24 election results in the Mile High city. No write-in candidates qualified for a general election as required by state law, so the ensuing year will see Mayor James R. Shea, Treasurer Annie Hill, Police Judge Frank McDonald, and Aldermen John Casagranda Charles Storer Charles Brunell Joe Cavanaugh Abel Gipp and Jerry Harrington occupy city posts.
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Hill City
Mile High City
James R. Shea
Annie Hill
Frank McDonald
John Casagranda
Charles Storer
Charles Brunell
Joe Cavanaugh
Abel Gipp
Jerry Harrington
Butte Boy Injures Foot in Rabbit Hunt Accident
Philip Arias fourteen of 118 South Ohio was hunting rabbits near the city dump southwest of Butte when he accidentally discharged a .22 rifle striking his left foot. He was brought to Murray hospital by a passing motorist and admitted. attendants reported his condition as fine. He hunted with Richard St Pierre of 732 Madison when the mishap occurred.
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Philip Arias
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Ohio
Butte
Murray Hospital
James Clark
Young Aries
Richard St. Pierre
Madison
Britain Delays Palestine Case Filing at United Nations
Britain again delayed filing the Palestine issue with the United Nations to seek assurances of support from Russia France and China for a special General Assembly session. The move comes as Greece questions move toward a public airing. UN sources say the Security Council panel on Greece will submit majority and minority reports with Russia and Poland dissenting.
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Palestine
United Nations
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France
China
General Assembly
Security Council
Greece
Poland
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Holy Land
Foreign Office
London
Alexander Cadogan
Taft pushes to speed action on House tax cut bill
Sen. Taft of Ohio urged rapid Senate action on the House approved income tax cut despite Democratic and some Republican calls for delay. He may seek GOP policy committee review while Sen. Millikin defends delaying hearings until budget talks end. The finance committee vote could hinge on party splits.
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Taft
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Senate
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G. O. P. Policy Committee
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Woman Slain After Being Dumped From Car
The badly battered body of a likely 20 year old auburn haired woman, wearing a black dress tan stockings and one glove, was found along a rural Washington county road. Autopsy shows death from a head blow and police report no criminal assault or identity clues.
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Washington
Washington County
Charles Dewitt
Dewitt
Educator Is Feted at Alumni Feast
Rev Father Robert H Sweeney executive assistant to Notre Dame president told a Butte gathering about the university s policy of nationwide distribution of its graduates The South Bend school aims to educate in the American way of life with no place for anything else Sweeney a 1930 Notre Dame graduate spoke to alumni and former students from many Montana towns
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Congregation of Holy Cross
Butte
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D. C
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Holy Cross Seminary
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Montana
Butte Observes Holy Week With Joint Services
Butte prepares for Holy Week with Palm Sunday services in Catholic and Protestant churches. Knights of Columbus and Ministerial association sponsor the annual three hour Good Friday closing from 12 to 3 pm at Mountain View Methodist church.
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Butte
Jesus Christ
Holy
Jerusalem
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Butte Council of the Knights of Columbus
Butte Ministerial Association
Francis X. Dolan
Silver Bow
Moderate Pacific storm aims for Puget Sound coast
Weather officials posted storm warnings along the Pacific Northwest coast as a moderate storm 600 miles off Eureka California moves northeast toward Puget Sound and inland passage, expected to reach the area Sunday.
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U.P
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Eureka
Calif
Puget Sound
Inland Passage
Charles S Whitman Former New York Governor Dies
New York reports the death of Charles S Whitman aged 78, a former governor, who passed away Saturday. The obituary notes his long tenure in public service and his role in state politics.
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New York
Charles S. Whitman
Big Four Agree to Tackle German Problem with New Committee
Foreign ministers from the Big Four create a special committee to handle minor issues and focus on German provisional government and economic unity. They set a Wednesday report and aim for bold decisions in the next two to three meetings, while Bevin demands swift repatriation of more than 2 million German prisoners within 21 months.
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Moscow
U.P
Ernest Bevin
London
Russia
Big Four
Bevin
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Highway Projects Discussed In Butte Meeting
Two major right of way plans in the Butte area were settled at a Miners Union hall session led by Tim J. Sullivan of the Butte Development association. The projects include 2.8 miles of Butte Basin road realignment to bypass Meaderville and a northern Pacific railroad overpass near Crackerville. State and federal funding likely. work hoped to start this year with later planning. Attendees included Montana Highway Department officials and local leaders.
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Miners Union Hall
Tim J. Sullivan
Butte Development Association
Montana Highway Department
Veterans Organizations
Butte Basin
Meaderville
Woodville Canyon
Northern Pacific
Crackerville
E. O. Parsons
Malcolm Bowden
Jack Healy
Man Hangs Self in City Jail
Charles Dalpez, arrested for drunken driving, hanged himself in a city jail cell. Night Chief Duggan said Dalpez tied a tie to the bunk and died of strangulation. Officers O Neill and Mooney found the body around 9:30 p.m. and the body was removed to Merrill mortuary.
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Charles Dalpez
Butte
Jack Duggan
Dalpez
Herb O'Neill
Joseph Mooney
Duggan
Calper
O'Neill
Mooney
South Main Street
Post Office
Colorado Street
Merrill Mortuary
Flood Dangers Diminish as Missouri Crest near South Dakota
Flood dangers in North Dakota lessened as the Missouri River crest approached the South Dakota line. About 50 to 60 miles of lowlands were flooded, while ice broke below Fort Yates and a few Cannonball families were evacuated. Observers expect no major trouble as the crest moves into South Dakota.
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Butte Weather Forecast: Mild With Showers
Partly to mostly cloudy in Butte with scattered rain showers expected Sunday and Sunday night. Mild conditions continue with a 24 hour high near 56. Mines and airport records show highs of 57 and lows in the upper 20s to mid 20s.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Un-American Activities Panel Plans Spotlight on Communists
The House committee proposes restrictive measures to curb Communists without banning the party. Aimed at compulsory Communist registration, passport denial, propaganda labeling, and strict financial reporting, the plan seeks exposure and isolation to prevent subversion while Hoover cautions against driving them underground.
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U.P
House un-American Activities Committee
United States
Karl E. Mundt
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Congress
Communist Party of the
Moscow
Viet Nam delegate accuses France of importing Nazi desert fighters
New Delhi report says Tran Van Giau, former Cochin China governor, charged France with bringing 25 000 Rommel’s Afrika Corps veterans to Indo China last year to fight Viet Namese forces. He claimed 2000 have deserted, while being disarmed. he also accused Paris of using Japanese and British Gurkhas against the Viet Namese in revolt.
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New Delhi
Rommel
Afrika Corps
Indo- China
Tran van Giau
Cochin China
Final Decision on Aid Bill Facing Delay
Washington report on Easter holiday slows action on the administration’s 400 million dollar Greece and Turkey aid measure. Senate panel schedules hearings while a 2.45 billion deficiency bill faces delay and possible recess. Senator Johnson proposes tying funds to Greece’s political changes.
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Washington
Italy
Greece
Hungary
Austria
Poland
China
House
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcoro
Girl Acquitted in Dad's Death in Missouri Case
Mary Catherine Reardon a14 was acquitted of delinquency by reason of murder in the death of her father J Vincent Reardon a wealthy paint manufacturer. A jury of seven women and five men found her not guilty after 90 minutes deliberation. The case centered on a February 8 shooting in a tourist cabin with 13 year old Michael d Arcy. defense contends the slain man died at the hands of the boy companion. The girl heir to 40 percent of a fortune over 100000 was to have a guardian appointed by probate court. She showed no emotion as the verdict was read.
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ST. Louis
Mary Catherine Reardon
J. Vincent Reardon
Michael d’Arcy
Mary Catherine
Rearson
Frank Williams
A. Witthaus
Suspect Admits Staying In Denver Case
Denver police said Edward C. Jones of Paducah Texas admitted killing Jess C. Larson a 32 year old Denver salesman missing since March 5 He said he hid Larson's body in a culvert on Route 87 between Raton and Capulin New Mexico Jones was arrested while driving Larson's car and attempting to use the missing man's gasoline credit card.
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Denver Police Department
Frank Healy
Springfield
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Edward C. Jones
Paducah
Texas
Jess C. Larson
C. J. Burns
Healy
Jones
Larson
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Capulin
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