Stalin Says USSR US Can Live in Harmony Aided by Cooperation
Stalin told Harold E Stassen that the Soviet Union and United States can exist peacefully with mutual will to cooperate. He said Russia wants to cooperate and will not wage war, and endorsed international control of atomic energy with war use prohibited. The interview, conducted in Moscow April 9 with Molotov present, covered propaganda, atomic controls, Europe’s food shortages, and global markets.
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Washington
Stalin
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
United States
Stassen
Minnesota
Moscow
Molotov
Stain
Europe
America
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Germany
South America
Congress Leaders Aim for July 31 Recess Target
Washington May 3 The late Republican leadership set July 31 as the target date for the summer congressional recess. Senate Republicans plan to finish business by then and will place labor legislation first on the calendar, followed by the relief bill, tax cuts, railroad rate authority, a National Science Foundation act, and a presidential succession bill.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Taft
House
National Science Foundation
Convmuea
Braden to be honored as engineer degree speaker at Montana Mines
Spruille Braden assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs and Montanan will receive the doctor of engineering degree and deliver the commencement address at Montana School of Mines on June 7. Dr. Francis A. Thomson announced the honor noting Braden’s mining family roots in Helena and Butte and listing invited Montanans in mining leadership.
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Spruille Braden
School of Mines
Montana
Helena
East Helena
Marysville
Butte
South America
William Braden
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mont
Elkhorn, Mont
Montana School of Mines
Prison riot at Fort Leavenworth ends after 1 killed
One prisoner died and six others and a guard were injured during a night long race riot at the Army disciplinary barracks. Five hundred fourteen white inmates in cell block 6 capitulated after gas and hunger tactics, while 250 black prisoners in cell block 7 surrendered following an ultimatum from Col. Graeme Parks.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
U.P
Army Disciplinary Barracks
Kas
Graeme Parks
Parks
Leonard T. Gerow
Local Students Win Honors in Montana Week Ribbons
Butte high school students earned 18 ribbons after competing in Montana High School Week tests at Montana State College in Bozeman. Principal George Haney said awards went to the upper third statewide field from about 40,000 participants, with Laurus Lehwalder as a leading ribbon winner.
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Butte
Montana
Bozeman
Montana State College
George Haney
Haney
Laurus Lehwalder
Butte High
Webster boys win 1947 Butte junior track title at Narandie Memorial
Webster schoolboys capture the Butte junior track championship with 63 points, Grant 2nd with 45, Hawthorne 3rd, and Washington 4th as 17 schools compete. The meet features a dramatic lightweight relay dead heat with Webster and Longfellow, and winds hinder vault records.
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Webster
Butte
Butte High
Narandie Memorial Stadium
Webster Lads
Jack Schulte
Butte Exchange Club
Grant
Hawthorne
Washington
St. Joseph
Emerson
St. Mary
Longfellow
Woman Held in Arson Probe After Fire Death
Dehlia FE Shultz 21, Butte mother, held in county jail after confessing to arson that killed Fireman Peter O'Brien at 3111 Carter Street. She said she started a fire in the basement for personal reasons and left with her child Kenneth. An inquest into O'Brien's death is tentatively planned.
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Dehlia FE. Shultz
Butte
J. Frank Sullivan
Carter Street
Peter O’brien
Leo J. Weir
Shultz
Bart J. Riley
Sullivan
Jones
Kenneth
Eman O’brien
Ed Lyn
Plane overturns at Logan Airport injures none
Forty five persons escaped injuries when an American Airlines Constellation inbound from London ground looped on landing at Logan International. Captain Cameron T. Robinson 38 of Commerce Texas said the right landing gear retracted causing the wing to strike the ground as the plane was taxied. Passengers and crew were shaken but unharmed.
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Boston
American Airlines
London
Logan International Airport
Constellation
Denmark
Cameron T. Robinson
Commerce
Texas
Robinson
Renewed Slaying Echoes Black Dahlia Murders in L A
In Los Angeles a 36 year old mother, Dorothy Montgomery, was found dead in a vacant lot with strangulation and brutal mutilation. Police link the crime to the Black Dahlia pattern, as investigators note similarities to earlier killings. The missing woman had left Friday night to pick up her daughter Mayceille, who returned home alone.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Dorothy Montgomery
Firestone Park
Black Dahlia
Elizabeth Short
Slauson Playground
Marine Veteran Dies in Buckley Crash Near Denver
A single seat fighter plane from Buckley field crashed Saturday afternoon near Sullivan, 15 miles south of Denver, killing First Lt. B. T. Phillips of Englewood, a World War II Marine veteran and Marine Corps Reserve member. His wife Mrs. Doris E. Phillips is next of kin. The crash, the station’s first fatal accident since opening in February, prompted a Navy investigation into the cause.
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Denver
Naval Air Training Station
Buckley Field
Sullivan
Naval Station Headquarters
B. T. Phillips
Englewood
Marine Corps Reserve
Doris E. Phillips
Pennsylvania
Navy
Four Hour Wrangle Ends With No Palestine Hearing Decision
In New York on May 3 4 the United States and Russia clashed over Jewish representation in the United Nations Palestine debate. After four hours the issue remained undecided as delegates adjourned, with the US backing a steering committee draft to let the 53 nation political committee decide hearings while Russia supported a Polish backed plenary Jewish agency representation. Warren R Austin opposed the Polish plan arguing it would amend the world charter.
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New York
United States
Russia
United Nations
Assembly
Poland
Warren R. Austin
Russia Opposes 14 Points in Military Plan
The Big Five military staff report shows the Soviet Union opposed 14 of 41 general principles for a global UN police force. France agreed with Russia on three, while the United States Britain and China supported most points. The document notes sharp Western-Soviet splits on bases withdrawal and equal contributions.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Big Five
United Nations
Soviet Union
Five Nations
France
Russia
United States
Britain
China
Security Council
Parish Campaign for Central High Opens as Goal Reaches 103000
Parish wide drive for a 400000 fund to build Central High School for girls begins with 103000 raised in gifts and pledges. Ten Catholic parishes start a 10 day campaign led by D M Kelly executive chair and James J Brett as campaign manager with clerical and business district solicitors.
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D. M Kelly
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
M. M. English
Butte Conference of Catholic Clergy
James J. Brett
Advance Gifts Committee
D. J. McGonigle
T. L. Doran
E. S. McGlone
R. J. MacDonald
Joseph E Parker
R. D. Corette
William P Coughlin
Leo Brady
Patrick Flynn
Hugh Daly
Ed Bleichner
Charles White
Elmer Shea
William Dolan
Jack Healy
Edward J. Poley
Dan O
Harold Konen
Ted Warren
Ben Gannon
Joseph M. Lyden
Bernard King
W. M. Kirkpatrick
Neal Leary
Joseph Kane
Thomas Powers
Ed Renouard
James Marron, Jr
Gerald Harrington
W. P. Sullivan
John P. Cooney
Ed Foley
Ed Simonich
Don King
Dave Sullivan
Girls Central High
Father James O'Shea
St. Joseph Parish
George Schneller
Sacred Heart
Evan Tibbetts
St. Ann
Angelo Maffei
St. Helena
Immaculate Conception
Murray
Army Officers Alleged to Parade in Communist May Day
Rep J Parnell Thomas charged that several Army officers and men marched in a Communist May Day parade in New York. Secretary Patterson said Gen Courtney Hodges is investigating and that current evidence shows none of the participants in Army uniform are active Army members.
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Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
House Committee On UN
Patterson
Communist Party
Courtney H. Hodges
First Army
Army
Organized Reserve
Thomas
Hodges
Three Jews Die in Maneuvers Near Haifa
In an isolated area northeast of Haifa during Haganah military maneuvers three Jews were killed and four wounded. Official sources did not confirm the cause but reports said a bomb they were testing exploded prematurely. One victim was believed to be the son of a prominent Jewish politician.
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Jerusalem
Haganah
Haifa
Scandrett to Retire as Chicago Milwaukee Road President
H A Scandrett announces retirement on May 13 as president of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad. A Milwaukee Road spokesman says the board will elect a new president at the May 2 meeting. Scandrett, 71, from Faribault Minnesota, previously Union Pacific VP, led Milwaukee from 1928 and became president of the reorganized road in 1945.
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Chicago
H. A. Scandrett
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Milwaukee Road
P Bably
Scandrett
Faribault
Butte Weather Forecast Continues Warm and Fair
Weather outlook for Sunday shows continued fair and warmer conditions in Butte. Temperatures over the past 24 hours near 78 with lows around 37 to 42 at key sites, and regional highs expected 70 to 80. West of the divide remains partly cloudy and warmer in the north. east of the divide partly cloudy with possible thunderstorms in the southwest and highs near 70 to 75, up to 80 in the far southwest.
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School of Mines
Divide
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