West orders Czech diplomats expelled over policy clash
The United States orders 22 of 33 Czech diplomats to leave and closes Prague consulates in Pittsburgh and Cleveland, citing loss of control over foreign policy. Washington retains the embassy and New York office at reduced level as Prague faces further possible moves.
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United States
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York
State Department
Chicago
United States Information Service
Bratislava
Joseph C. Kolarek
Ellis O. Briggs
Vladimir Outrata
Truman Says Yes but Critics Block Reciprocal Trade
President Truman urged congressional approval of the international trade organization charter and denounced critics he labeled "yes, but" isolationists. He warned they would wall off trade, oppose Europe aid, and risk Communist takeover, after touring Fort Peck dam and speaking in Montana and North Dakota.
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N. D
Truman
Fort Peck
Mont
Montana
North Dakota
International Trade Organization
Guerrilla Forces Land on Formosa Mainland to Aid Fighters
The Central News Agency reported that strong Chinese Nationalist guerrilla units landed on the mainland at daybreak Friday to bolster and supply other guerrilla fighters there, as of Sunday.
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Taipei
Formosa
Official
Central News Agency
Butte Weather Preview with Sunday Showers
Partly cloudy Sunday with scattered afternoon showers and a small temperature change. Sunday morning low around 35 and Sunday afternoon high near 72. Areas west of Divide expect widely scattered light showers and highs 60 to 70. east of Divide similar conditions with slightly cooler highs 60 to 70. Maximums refer to 12 hours ending 5:30 p m Saturday.
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School of Mines
Associated Press
Divide
Conferees Meet as Railroad Strike Spreads
Government mediators brought both sides to a joint conference in Chicago on May 13 as the Locomotive Fireman's strike spread in the east and west. The meeting ended without a settlement. Francis A. ONeill Jr. of the National Mediation Board said the case remains in deadlock with full discussion of all issues.
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Chicago
Francis A. O'Neill, Jr
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Senate to hunt gamblers by tax return checks
Senate investigators will pursue big gamblers and racketeers by examining federal income tax returns against private ledgers, mirroring the Capone tax-evasion case. Senator Tobey says the method will be a basic tool in a nationwide inquiry into crime and gambling.
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Senate
al Capone
Tobey
R-N. H
United States
New Hospital to Be Beautiful Modern Structure
One year after ground breaking for the Butte Community Memorial hospital crews completed the last course of facing bricks to top floor and began closing the penthouse. Bricklayers place sills and granite for openings while windows casings arrive. Electricians plumbers and steamfitters advance services as 75 percent of 500000 facing bricks 70000 backing tiles and 100000 fireproof blocks are prepared.
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Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Butte
Hoffman Stresses Soviet Successes
Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul G. Hoffman told the United States conference of mayors that in five years of cold war the Kremlin has won more territory and control than any shooting war. He said the Soviet Union dominates a land nearly nine times the size of the continental United States and that more than five times as many people as in the U.S. obey Moscow. He described the cold war as fought on military, economic, political and informational fronts with the Red Army acting to intimidate neighbors and police satellites.
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New York
U.P
Russia
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
United States Conference of Mayors
Kremlin
Tere
United States
Voice of
Moscow
Red Army
Liberty Bell Opens Butte Bond Parade Today
Butte hosts a Independence Savings Bond drive kick off with a replica Liberty bell displayed at Clark Park. Gov. Bonner and Treasury official Leon Markham headline a noon parade and ballpark ceremonies by the Butte Miners union.
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Butte
Independence United States Savings
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Butte Copper League
Butte High School
Butte Hill
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Sonnel
Air Forces Rotc
Montana School of Mines
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Girls Central
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the Elks
American Legion
VFW
Boy Scout
Girl Scout
Camp Fire
Jack Duggan
Granite
Main
Broadway
Washington
Park
Arizona
Montana
Plans to Fight Reds Are Agreed Upon at Cold War Council
London May 13 The Big Three foreign ministers Dean Acheson Ernest Bevin and Robert Schuman agreed on main lines of policy to counter Communist imperialism in Asia Africa and other regions and planned a future meeting in New York. They set up a committee to study migration and urged peace treaties for Austria. East German minister warned Bonn not to join the European council.
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London
Dean Achéson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Southeast Asia
Germany
Italy
Europe
Africa
Austria
New York
United Nations
Ho Chi Ninh
Indo- China
Malaya
Burma
Berlin
East Germany
European Council
Georg Dertinger
Bonn
Mass Exodus Pushed in flood Sector
Winnipeg faces a massive flood exodus as 3 700 cars and six Red Cross trains evacuate residents. By Monday about 110 000 people are predicted to have fled, with 70 000 leaving by rail and 1 200 on flights. Shelter for 85 000 is arranged. a second crest is feared worse than the first.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Red Cross
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
United Press
D. L. Campbell
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Red
United States Army
H. W. Harich
Army
Emerson Dominates 40th City Schoolboys Track Meet
Emerson won the 40th annual city track meet at Clark Park with 6714 points led by Ted Brothers 27 points in middleweights and Charles Stack of Longfellow lifting the heavyweight shot to 46 feet 11 1 2 inches. Longfellow’s Stanley Patrick 22 points in lightweights and Glen Jones St John 21 in heavies highlight the strong showings as Washington dropped to 11th and the top four schools kept their order from Thursday.
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Butter
Clark Park
Exchange Club
Sam Babich
Emerson
Ted Brothers
Washington
Webster
St. Patrick
Longfellow
Monroe
Grant
Jack Herzog
GOP asks Truman new questions on communists and budget
Republican leaders produced six more questions for President Truman during his eastern trip. They challenged whether he views the anti communists in government as a red herring and pressed for a balanced budget if a Republican Congress is elected this fall. They accused him of political campaigning and called Chicago meeting a frank political atmosphere.
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Washington
Truman
Guy Gabrielon
Brewster
Leonard W. Hall
Senate
House Gop
Oregon Trail
Chicago
UN Chief Lie Talks With Gromyko in Moscow on East West Ties
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie conferred for an hour with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow. The talks followed Lie's round of discussions with top Russian officials aimed at easing East West tensions and opening channels of communication.
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United Nations
Trygve Lie
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lie
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