Clark Urges Firm Policy With Russia
Gen. Mark W. Clark urged a firm and definite policy toward the Soviet Union saying Russia nullified Allied efforts to reestablish Austria as independent. He charged Soviet forces seized Austrian industries and foodstuffs and the Danube lifeline, increasing UNRRA burdens, violating Potsdam. he warned against Soviet influence despite Austrian elections. Clark, newly arrived as Sixth Army commander, argued firm policy would lower war risk.
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New York
Mark W. Clark
Russia
Soviet Union
Austria
Danube
We the People
Clark
Communist Party
Europe
Sixth Army
Arabs Press for Wider Probe in Holy Land Crisis
The Slav states on the UN Palestine commission will push to widen the inquiry to include Europe's displaced person camps, a Polish source said. Czechoslovakia backed by Yugoslavia seeks to add Jewish refugee camps to the itinerary as the 11 nation panel opens in Lake Success. Arab states threaten a boycott. The panel will set rules and elect a chair over about 10 days as Trygve Lie opens the session.
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United Nations Palestine Commission
Holy Land
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General Assembly
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Netherlands
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India
Uruguay
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Peru
Canada
Security Council
Balkan Commission
Paris
Alexandre Parodi
Helicopter Teams Aid Search for Missing Flyers
Two Army Air Force helicopter rescue teams head to Managua Nicaragua to aid in locating seven American airmen missing since a B 17 crash. The Flying Fortress went down about 75 miles northeast of Managua en route from the Canal Zone to Kelly Field Texas. Eight crew members parachuted to safety.
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Army Air Force
Managua
Nicaragua
Morrison Army Airfield
Canal Zone
Kelly Field
Texas
Twelve Injured In Butte-Anaconda Road Collision
Eleven Anacondans and one Butte resident were hurt in a rear end crash three and a half miles east of Anaconda late Saturday night. Passersby brought the injured to St. Ann hospital. several were admitted for cuts and internal injuries.
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Butte
Pat Connors
East Commercial
George Hartsell
Albert Chase
Opportunity
Anthony Solan
East Fourth
Connors
Helena Infant Fatally Hurt
In Helena on Sunday 2 year old Joseph Clark Bruno son of Mr and Mrs Vincent J Bruno was fatally struck when he darted in front of a car driven by Gene Clark of 805 Fifth Avenue. He died on arrival at St Johns hospital. Witnesses said the car was not speeding and swerved to avoid the child.
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Carroll College
Negro Makes Good Escape From Mob
Godwin Bush a 24 year old Negro who escaped a lynch mob in Jackson North Carolina last Friday morning was captured and jailed in central prison Raleigh Sunday night after surrendering himself. The FBI announced it had taken Bush into custody for questioning with the Northampton County solicitor to determine civil rights violations and could not disclose details of the escape or investigation.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Godwin Bush
North Carolina
Jackson
Bush
F.B.I
Roanoke River
Luxury Queen Mary To Resume Trans Atlantic Service
The Cunard White Star line announced the 2,100 passenger luxury liner Queen Mary will resume trans Atlantic service on July 31 after conversion from a transport vessel. The 81,235 ton ship was refurbished after wartime troop transport and thousands of war brides.
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Cunard White Star Line
Vote Slated Today on Tax Cut Bill
Senate Republicans claim enough votes to press the $4 billion income tax cut before July 1 and send the bill to President Truman. Debates over delaying to June 10, veto threats, and an agriculture measure with a postponed start due to Rep. Bradey’s death shape the day.
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U.P
Senate
Truman
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Treasury
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Finance Committee
George D. Millikin
R-Colo
George
Fred Bradiey
Mich
Sibley Farm Tragedy: Triple Murder and Suicide
In Sibley Iowa on a Saturday four people died at Lee Stevens farm nine miles southeast of town. County officials say Lee Stevens killed Rose Horky and her two children Charles and Ruth then killed himself with high explosives. A note found at the scene explains the motive and absolves a brother.
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Sibley
Iowa
Lee Stevens
Here
L. L. Corcoran
Corcoran
Stevens
Rose Horky
Charles
Ruth
Lloyd Wilson
Merele Kirkpatrick
George Dunn
Iowa State Highway Patrol
Joe
Joel Stevens
Wilson
Riots In Calcutta Leave Four Dead In Hindu Muslim Clash
Four people were killed and six wounded in communal rioting between Hindus and Muslims in Calcutta on Sunday. Police arrested 58 suspects as authorities moved to restore order.
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Calcutta
India
Marines Evacuated From Chinese Port City
U S Marines were evacuated from a Chinese port city amid ongoing tension. The report notes U S forces withdrew as part of broader postwar repositioning and highlights related parliamentary debate on agriculture funding and fiscal policy impacting party support.
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U.S
Harlowton Man Dies in Fire
In Hudson Wisconsin two men died when a large transport truck veered at a street intersection and crashed into a gasoline station and nearby home. Driver Charles F. Bryant 23 of Detroit and passenger James Allen Pospisil 23 of Harlowton were trapped as flames engulfed the cab. Len Bailey escaped with help as his home ignited, and a second floor occupant Thomas Simonson was knocked from bed. Bryant was en route from Cleveland to St Paul delivering paint supplies. Multiple drums of flammable material fed the blaze.
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Hudson Street
Charles F. Bryant
Detroit
Mich
James Allen Pospisil
Harlowton
Mont
Bryant
Len Bailey
Pospisil
Thomas Simonson
Bailey
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Paul
Ames Brown Pan American official dies at 55
Ames Brown 55 public relations director of Pan American Airways and chief intelligence officer of the United States Shipping Board died Sunday of a heart attack. He was born in Greenville North Carolina.
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Ames Brown
Pan American Airways System
United States Shipping Board
Brown
Greenville
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Butte Weather Forecast and Montana Thunderstorm Outlook
Butte remains partly cloudy and warm on Monday with possible afternoon thunder showers. Highs around 72 in Butte region. Montana west of the divide sees 75 to 80s with afternoon storms. east shows partly cloudy skies and showers or storms in the west portion, with warmer conditions in extreme west.
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Butte
School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Butte War Heroes Honored at Dedication Ceremony
The dedication of the Soldiers Memorial park statue and plaque honored Butte high schools war heroes from World War II. Soldiers in khaki, bands, and floral tributes framed an afternoon ceremony attended by hundreds of residents, with a miniature church and cemetery simbolizing sacrifice.
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Soldiers Memorial Park
Butte High
Farflung
Accused Slayer Calm as Trial Nears in U S C Heiress Case
SANTA ANA Calif May 25 Heiress Louise Overell 18 calm in jail reading magazines on eve of murder trial. She and fiancé George Gollum 21 deny charges of bludgeoning her parents Walter and Moss Overell March 15 and setting a crude time bomb to sink the yacht Mary E in Newport Beach harbor. Jury selection to begin Monday with a trial possibly lasting seven to nine weeks.
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University of Southern California Coed
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Bud) Gollum
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Russia Seeks Mineral Drive Says Brewster
Senator Brewster cites an interview with a former German prisoner claiming the Soviet Union is leading a grand mineral drive with extensive knowledge of atomic energy. He says Russians are gathering German scientists on an island in the Black Sea and has passed details to Senator Maloney for review by federal agencies and industry.
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Brewster
Russia
United States
Boston
Black Sea
Maloney
R-Nev
Senate Public Lands
Admiral Halsey's Mother Dies in Delaware Hospital
Mrs. Anna Masters Brewster Halsey, 88, mother of Fleet Admiral William S. Halsey, died Sunday in a Delaware hospital. She had been a patient since last July after a hip fracture, with Admiral Halsey at her bedside at the time of death.
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Wilmington
Del
Anna Masters Brewster Halsey
William S. Halsey
Delaware Hospital
Admiral Halsey
Perry Belmont Dies at 95 in Newport Hospital
Perry Belmont, former United States minister plenipotentiary to Spain and member of a historic Newport naval family, died Sunday at Newport hospital at age 95.
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Perry Belmont
United States
Spain
Newport
Newport Hospital
Hasty orderly withdrawal of Marines from Chinwangtao
Two hundred U.S. Marines evacuated by sea from Chinwangtao as Communist forces besiege the port. Nationalist gunboats stayed offshore while Marines reportedly saved property, with one Marine pilot believed killed in a plane crash between Tientsin and Chinwangtao.
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Peiping
China
U.P
U. S
Chinwangtao
LSM
Tientsin
New Strike Hits Virginia City
Virginia City recalls the Alder Gulch gold strike of 1863 led by Fairweather and partners. The headline notes the rapid town boom with a tavern, paymaster, and an assayer as pivotal posts, and ties the gold rush to Civil War era Montana history.
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Virginia City
Fairweather
Alder Gulch
Ruby Valley
Montana
Vicksburg
Chickamauga
Lookout Ridge
Truman’s mother grows weaker in Grandview
President Truman said his 94-year-old mother Martha Truman is growing steadily weaker after another long day at her bedside. He reported no perceptible change, though she is “just a little weaker,” as he stayed near her in Grandview and Kansas City.
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Truman
Kansas City
Martha &. Truman
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