C F Kelley Rites In New York And Butte Tuesday
Funeral services for Cornelius F. Kelley 82 former chairman of The Anaconda Company will be held Tuesday in New York City St Patrick Cathedral and in Butte St Patrick's Church. Burial is in Gate of Heaven Cemetery New York. The Anaconda Company executive with a long career is noted.
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C. F. Kelley
New York
Butte
Cornelius F. Kelley
The
Anaconda Company
America
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York City
St. Patrick’s Church
Kelley
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Msgr
M. M. English
James P. O’shea
St. Joseph Church
Edmond Taylor
Sacred Heart Church
Frank Harrington
St. Lawrence Church
Arthur Drynen
St. Patrick’s School
Tornadoes Sweep Texas Amid Flooding Across State
Severe storms roared through Texas causing tornadoes in Crawford and other towns while heavy rain flooded creeks and rivers. Dams and bridges failed near Marlin and Falls County sending residents fleeing, with train derailments and multiple road closures reported. casualties include a drowning near Waco.
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Dallas
Texas
Crawford
Trinity
Denison
Weather Bureau
Rosser
Cow Creek
Waco
Abilene
Brazos
Oklahoma
Dallas-Fort Worth
Marlin
Missouri Pacific
Falls County
Ozona
Johnson Draw
Ike Aide Sees Budget Cut Possible Up To Two Billion
Sher man Adams, a top aide to President Eisenhower, says a cut of one to two billion dollars will not affect government services. He spoke to Rep. Keating in a telecast interview about whether cuts would hit the 1958 budget or new appropriations. The budget calls for 71.8 billion in spending and 72.3 billion in new appropriations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Rep
Keating
Group Cautions On Drive to Aid Red China
The bi partisan Committee of One Million accuses a rise of concerted efforts in the U S to enlarge relations with Communist China. It cites pressures since last year UN vote delaying China membership and targets groups like the American Assembly founded by Eisenhower for urging trade and diplomacy with Red China.
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Red
China
New York
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Red China
American Assembly
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Knowland Moves to Block Yugoslav Arms Aid
Senate Republican Leader Knowland of California said he will try to block an Eisenhower request for about 100 million dollars in military equipment to Yugoslavia including 200 second line jet fighters. He warned there is little he can do to stop the shipments but expects Senate support.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Burglars Strike Royal Bakery on Park Avenue
Police reported burglars entered the Royal Bakery at 421 E. Park over the weekend and consumed several pies and cakes, leaving little for their efforts.
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Royal Bakery
E. Park
Owls Stir Up Stage Talk and a Want Act Call
The passage argues owls are not wise and notes a Want Act to prompt action. It indicates dialing 5451 to set the stage for action and bring a proposition to ready responders.
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Dial
Solons Urge Deeper Cuts in Foreign Aid Programs
A Senate committee urged President Eisenhower to scale down foreign aid further while continuing military and economic assistance at reduced levels. The group, chaired by 89 year old Sen Green, called tighter coordination and streamlined programs to cut costs and boost effectiveness as the president prepared two national radio TV budget appeals.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations and
Armed Services Committees
U. S
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Rift deepens as Jordan accuses Red plot against monarchs
Jordanian charges allege a Red conspiracy to dethrone four Middle East rulers including Iraq Saudi Arabia Libya and Jordan. The government radio broadcast claimed Soviet Union Egypt and Syria participated with Egyptian money funding an assassination attempt on King Hussein.
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Amman
Jordan
Middle East
Russia
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Libya
Hussein
Nasser
Rate Hike Seen As Solution On P O Funds
Senator Carlson argues higher postage rates could reduce the Post Office Fund deficit temporarily. Postmaster Summerfield threatens service curtailment July 1 without extra funds. Senate committee cuts to 58 million and ongoing budget battles shape the fiscal 1958 request amid budget-cutting pressure.
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Washington
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Post Office Dept
Congress
Summerfield
Senate Post Office Committee
Carlson
Maurice H. Stans
Senate Appropriations
Stans
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee
Treasury-Post Office
Eisenhower and Montgomery Revisit Gettysburg Battle
In Gettysburg Eisenhower and Montgomery reenact the Civil War clash on an electric map and by touring key sites. They agree that Union and Confederate leaders deserved to be sacked, while quipping about wartime decisions and leadership.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Montgomery
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Culp’s Hill
George G. Meade
Robert E. Lee
Europe
Little Round Top
Lee
George Pickett
Man Adrift in Boat 11 Days Rescued
A British naval vessel rescued a man adrift in an open boat after 11 days at sea about 230 miles off the Windward Islands. He said four men were aboard. two died, one jumped, and another died Friday night. The survivor was reported weak and exposed.
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London
Dingledale
Admiralty
Atlantic
Windward
Operation Soapsuds Parade In Butte Clean Up Drive
Butte launches phase two of the 1957 Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up drive with a morning parade and sidewalk scrubbing by local businessmen. A 7 pm parade assembly at the courthouse leads to a march through uptown and residential districts with civic leaders and military units.
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Butte
Uptown
A. D. Yost
U. S. Navy Reserve
William
Dalling
Cmdr. Yost
William P. Donnelly
James Shea
Walkerville
Gene Daly
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Granite Street
Montana
Main
Silver Bow
Granite
Alaska Street
Butte Municipal Band
Martin Cesare
Butte Boy Scout Lost Overnight Is Found Safe
Tom Rozinka a 16 year old Butte Explorer Scout wandered from his base in the mountains east of Butte at 10 30 a m. He walked about 15 miles before reaching Rocky Mountain Dairy and returned to his home after a 12 hour search by local crews and his parents. He told of seeing a bear sharpening claws and expressed relief at being home.
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Tom Rozinka
Butte
Delmo Lake
Silver Bow County
Tom
Yale
Rocky Mountain
Montana Weather Summary
Montana east region expects cloudy to partly cloudy skies through Monday night with scattered showers and possible thundershowers in the south. Highs 62 to 72, lows 38 to 45. West region stays partly cloudy to Tuesday with a few thundershowers, warmer in the south portion. Highs 55 to 65, lows 40 to 50.
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Montana
Anaconda Company Stockholders Meeting Scheduled
The annual stockholders meeting will be held Wednesday morning May 15 at the Anaconda Employees Club in Anaconda. The session begins at 10 o clock a.m. Standard Time and 11 a.m. Butte Daylight Saving Time.
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Anaconda Company
Anaconda Employes Club
Anaconda
Butte
Tough Pair Keep Corps of Cops Busy Until Caught
Gary Indiana report details two Chicago brothers Allen May age 23 and Courtland May age 18 disarming three Gary patrolmen during a running gun battle. After seizing two revolvers and firing two shots they surrendered when surrounded by a dozen officers near the Little Calumet River.
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Gary, Ind
Chicago
Gary
Allen C. May
Courtland May
Leroy Swisher
James Hilton
Michigan Central Railroad
Swisher
Allen May
Allen
Anthony Lukasik
Courtland
Hilton
Tom Botkin
Russia Starts Mass Production of Polio Vaccine
Radio Moscow said on Sunday that mass production of the anti polio vaccine has begun in Russia. The report marks a milestone in the country’s immunization program amid global health efforts.
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London
U.P
Radio Moscow Sunday
Russia
Millionaire Driver Causes Tragedy at Mille Miglia Crash
Spanish racer Marquis Alfonso De Portago and American co-driver Edmund Nelson perish when a tire blowout sends their Ferrari into spectators near Mantua Italy. Ten spectators, including four children, die. Belgian driver Josef Goettgens dies in a separate Florence crash. Race safety braces after the 1000 mile Mille Miglia disaster.
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Mantua
Italy
Spain
Marquis Alfonso de Portago
de Portago
Edmund
Eddy) Nelson
Beloit
Wis
Paris
Here
Brescia
Josef Goettgens
Belgium
Florence
Goettgens
Castelgrimaldo
Europe
le Mans
France
Linda Christian Grief Stricken Over De Portago Death
Film star Linda Christian wept on arrival in Italy after learning Alfonso de Portago, her intended husband, died in the Brescia road race. She expressed disbelief and later viewed the wreckage and body before returning to Milan.
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Milan
Italy
U.P
Linda Christian
Alfonso de Portago
Hollywood
Brescia
de Portago
Rome
Miss Christian
Air Force Bomber Crashes Midpacific Two Rescued
A B-51 twin jet bomber crashed at sea midway between the mainland and Hawaii. Flight crew of two parachuted to safety. Maj. Peter Cotellesse and Lt. G P Johnson were picked up by the Coast Guard cutter Wachusett after bailing out near the Point of No Return. Neither man injured. plane reportedly ran low on fuel before bailout.
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San Francisco
U.P
Midway
Hawaii
Coast Guard
Wachusetts
Peter Cotellesse
G. P. Johnson
McClellan Air Force
Sacramento
Calif
Honolulu
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Pickett
Guy
Meade
George M. Almstead
U.S. Army Reserve
A. P. Yost
U.S. Navy Reserve
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Tom Watson
U.S. Navy Recruiting
Rolf B. Jorgensen
U.S. Forest Service
Larry Osburnsen
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Max V. Hawkes
U.S. Army
Ray J. Paxson
USNR
George W. Scott
U.S. Air Force
J. D. Yates Jr
U.S. Marine Corps
L. W. T. Waller
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Stzner
Don Ratliff
William Dalling
Montana Weather
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