Britain's Fars East Split Sharpens Over Korea Policy
Britain remains divided over Korea and China policy with no broad MacArthur style rift. London moves to curb rubber shipments to China and defers the Formosa status until Korea settles. Britain backs UN economic blockade against non communist shipments to China and considers bombing Manchurian bases if needed.
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Britain
Korea
China
MacAthur
Marshall
United States
America
Red China
Russia
MacArthur
Herbert Morrison
Formosa
United Nations
Mossadegh says life threatened by fanatical group
In Tehran Premier Mohammad Mossadegh told parliament he had been warned of an assassination attempt by the nationalist Fidaiyan Islam faction that killed Premier Razmara two months earlier. He fainted and urged rapid completion of nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company, with a five man committee to run it.
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Tehran
Iran
U.P
Mohamed Mossadegh
Fidaiyan Islam Organization
Ali Razmara
Mossadegh
Parliament
Solons Ask How to End MacArthur Firing Inquiry
Washington May 13 senators question how to wrap up the MacArthur firing inquiry and whether any conclusive findings will emerge. Flanders and Gillette voicing concern that hearings drift into vague areas as Defense Secretary Marshall faces days of questioning. Russell hopes to finish by noon Monday while Connally leads the joint committees on Far East policy.
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MacArthur
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Flanders
R-Vt
Korea
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Far East
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Connally
Texas
MacArthur affair dominates closed hearing outlook
The foreign relations panel foresees long hearings with key officials like Secretary Marshall and Secretary of State Acheson likely to testify next. The panel aims to question Joint Chiefs and intelligence leaders while Republicans push for Acheson’s removal over MacArthur policies in Korea.
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Adm
Forrest Sherman
Navy
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
Joint Chiefs Group
Bradley
Truman
Marshall
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of
State Acheson
Acheson
Pacific
State Department
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Korea
McCarthy
R-Wis
Nixon
R-Calif
William M. Boyle, Jr
Gen
Kerr
D-Okla
Senate
Republican National Committee
Tulsa
Okla
Harriman questions end point for limited Korean War
Presidential Assistant W. Averell Harriman told NBC that Gen. Douglas MacArthur and backers fail to show how a limited war with China could be ended once started. He argued MacArthur risks a larger war, while Marshall and the Joint Chiefs prepare for Senate testimony on MacArthur's dismissal.
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George C. Marshall
Senate
Richard B. Russell
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Marshall
Omar N. Bradley
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Army
Frank Pace
Dean Acheson
Harriman
Russia
Truman
Styles Bridges
R-N. H
NBC
Bridges
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Manchuria
Taft proposes public majority on wage stabilization board
Senator Taft urged changing the wage stabilization board to give public members a majority to counterbalance labor and industry. He warned the current tripartite setup lets unions and management pair up, potentially scuttling the mobilization program as defense production act powers expand.
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Taft
Ohio
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Senate
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Officer Jailed in Deaths of 2 Soldiers
Perry Ga May 13 U P County state and Army investigators gathered evidence Sunday against Thomas Bragg 45 Hawk insville police chief jailed Saturday night on murder charges in the pistol slaying of two manacled and unarmed AWOL soldiers. Sheriff C C Chapman said the evidence will be presented to a grand jury here Monday. A criminal investigation team from Camp Gordon Ga investigated the deaths along with Sheriff Chapman and C D Leverette of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Maj Albert C Smith head of the Army team declined to say what investigators had learned concerning the case. The findings of the autopsies and other evidence have been turned over to civil authorities. Bragg was cleared by a coroner's jury at Warner Robins on his testimony that he shot the AWOL soldiers in self defense. But Mrs Essie Passmore and Mrs Rachel Passmore mother and wife of one of the slain men obtained a murder continu.
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Butte Housewife Tops Two High School Girls in Local Survey
Mrs. Leonard Harrington of Butte won first prize of 50 dollars in the ninth week of the Butte Community Survey, beating two high school girls who received 20 and 10 dollars with their fathers aiding in the contest. Honorable mentions were listed for several local residents, and Harrington earned the award on her first try.
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Butte
Emerson School
Delilah Palm
Anaconda High School
Arvid
Montgomery Ward
Marilyn Morn
Lafayette
Marilyn
Edward
Wid Gunning
Ray J. Fleming
East Galena
James E. Moran
North Washington
Thomas Carrig
Oregon
Nemgar
West Silver
Richard Weidenhaft
Bozeman
L. Vukovich
Two Montanans Injured in Korea
Two Montanans were added to the Defense department wounded list in Korea on Sunday. Army Pfc Gilbert J. Garfield of Wolf Point had been wounded before and returned to duty. Army Pvt James W. Coleman of Shelby was also injured, brother of Thomas Coleman.
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Washington
Missouri River drownings claim two Highwood men
Two Highwood residents Alex Lynch age 24 and Ben Davison age 17 died when a rubber raft capsized on the Missouri River near Bell Creek northeast of Great Falls. Four others escaped. authorities searched the river for the bodies as Crews listed Desmond Davison Vincent Gossack Dale Lynch and Austin Malek as uninjured survivors.
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Alex Lynch
Ben Davison
Highwood
Missouri River
Bell Creek
Here
Desmond Davison
Vincent Gossack
Dale Lynch
Austin Malek
Lynch
Davison
One Mother's Day Infant Born Here
Pamela Diane Hardy born at 5 40 Sunday afternoon weighing six pounds one ounce. She is the first daughter and third child of Mr and Mrs James W Hardy of 1221 West Porphyry. Grandparents are J W Hardy of Santa Barbara and William A Baird of Broadview.
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Pamela Diane Hardy
James W. Hardy
West Porphyry
Hardy
Montana School of Mines
Robert
Bruce
J. W. Hardy
Santa Barbara
Calif
Huntley
William A. Baird
Broadview
Butte Man Shoots Two Missoulians Then Kills Self
Missoula Montana May 14 three people were wounded in a shooting. Hal Carpenter of Butte an employee of KOPR was in critical condition with a head wound Joan C Hovde of Missoula KGVO was seriously wounded in the chest and Don Sternhagen a Montana university student was seriously wounded at the base of the neck. Public Safety Commissioner Bruce Mefford said Carpenter shot Hovde then Sternhagen before shooting himself. A .38 revolver with three empty chambers was found at Carpenter s feet and two bullets were recovered. No charges were filed immediately.
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Mont
Butte
Hal Carpenter
KOPR
Joan C. Hovde
KGVO
Don Sternhagen
Montana University
Carpenter
Public Safety
Bruce ©. Mefford
Miss Hovde
Sternhagen
Mefford
Wesley Castles
Bitter Root Valley
Anaconda Philipsburg Highway Reopens After Rock Slide
The U S Highway 10 A between Anaconda and Philipsburg, halted by a rock slide Friday night in Flint Creek Hill, was opened to traffic Sunday. Officials had warned the cleanup from hundreds of tons of rock near Granite county might take a week, but the slide was cleared under Missoula district jurisdiction.
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Philipsburg
Flint Creek Hill
Butte
Granite County
Granite-Deer Lodge
Butte Highway District
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Douglas Says Truman Not Out Yet Do Not Count Him Out
Sen. Paul Douglas says the presidency is too big for him and that MacArthur is too old for the job. He cautions the public not to count President Truman out, remarking that the president still has chances.
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Washington
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Congress No Move to Adjourn Before July 31
Congressional leaders see no path to adjournment by the July 31 deadline set by the Congressional Reorganization act. The extended session will continue as parties press priorities and legislative aims.
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Congress
Allied Air and Ground Push on Korean Fronts Intensify
Allied forces pressed fierce battles across the Korean eastern front as air strikes hit supply lines and staging areas behind Chinese lines. North Koreans and Chinese fought to control routes from Inje to Kansong while UN air power, naval gunfire, and ground troops harassed red build‑ups along a 100‑mile front from Kansong to Munsan.
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Red Government in China Said in Trouble
Washington dispatch reports mounting evidence that China’s Communist government faces strain with Russia and domestic unrest over Korean war ends. Officials show split views on peace prospects and Peiping’s likely course, with some predicting negotiations to end the Korea episode and others warning of increased danger if Moscow abandons them.
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Prices on Meat Effective Today
Washington May 13 beef ceiling prices take effect in about 300000 retail stores across the country Monday. Officials say no immediate price drop is expected but prices will become more uniform across pricing zones and shoppers will get the exact cuts they pay for. Wholesale and retail beef prices are frozen under January’s general ceiling regulation.
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Butte Weather Forecast for Monday and Monday Night
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with few widely scattered showers. Warmer Monday afternoon with a minimum Monday morning of 35 and a maximum of 53. Readings from 12 midnight Saturday to 5 30 pm Monday show Airport minimum 30 maximum 40 and School of Mines minimum 30 maximum 39. Precipitation 68. West of Divide partly cloudy not so cool with high 55 to 65. East of Divide variable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms, some snow on western mountains above 6000 feet, cooler Monday night.
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Mrs. A. F. Rice Dies After Illness and Sudden Heart Condition
Mrs. Mollie Vernon Rice widow of A. F. Rice died Sunday night in a local hospital after a sudden illness caused by a heart condition. She was a former artist and educator in Butte with links to Marian White Arts and Crafts club and the Montana Institute of Arts. Surviving are her husband, two sons and daughters in law, six grandchildren, an extensive extended family. The family home is 814 West Park and the body is at Sherman and Reed mortuary. She was a native of Flint Michigan and lived in Oregon before moving to Butte as a young woman.
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F Butte Business College
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Flint
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Butte
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Billings
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Mabel O'Leary
Dean O'Leary
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