Nations split on expulsion clause at UN conference
In San Francisco on May 26 small nations won a hard fought vote to omit a world charter provision allowing expulsion of unruly members while the American delegation blocked airing of discussions on removing great power control from the proposed world organization. Delegates discussed possible visits by two chiefs of state for the charter signing.
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San Francisco
United Nations Conference Committee
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Truman
Air Force to move Eighth to Pacific under Doolittle
The Eighth Air Force, pioneer bomber force against Germany, will redeploy to the Pacific under Lt Gen James H. Doolittle. The AAF said bombing of Japan will intensify, with land based four engined bombers and fighter cover. Kepner will command European remnants until redeployment completes, while Doolittle leads Pacific operations.
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Eighth Air Force
Germany
Pacific
James H. Doolittle
Army Air Forces
Japan
Hitler
Europe
Tokyo
Doolittle
Eighth
Kepner
Air Force
Entire Enemy Capital Must Be Rebuilt
American war planes striking from Shanghai to the Netherlands East Indies destroyed or damaged 33 Japanese merchant ships in an attack off southern Borneo. MacArthur reports U.S. 25th Division troops advanced in northern Luzon, killing 160 Japanese, capturing a light tank, and seizing high ground near Santa Fe. Tokyo and imperial palace were bombed by B 29s, with 19 bombers lost. Suzuki vows capital must be replanned from a bare start as fires engulf the city.
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U.P
Shanghai
Netherlands East Indies
Borneo
Douglas MacArthur
United States 25Th Division
Luzon
Philippines
Santa Fe
South Borneo
Bandjermasin
Java Sea
MacArthur
Tarakan
Guam
America
Tokyo
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Japan
Adm
Baron Kantaro Suzuki
Yanks Drive Toward Naha Harbor
American troops neared Naha Harbor within 800 yards in a tank led advance through Okina wa as Japanese retreated south after a failed counterattack. Torrential rains slowed progress along a seven mile front while U S and Allied air and naval units continued heavy action against Japanese forces on Okinawa.
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U.P
Naha Harbor
Okinawa
United States
Asato
Long
Japan
Chester W. Nimitz
U. S
Army Thunderbolts
Eisenhower Opens New Headquarters in Frankfurt
London May 26 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower opened new headquarters at Frankfurt on the Main Germany where he will serve as supreme Allied commander and chief American representative of the Allied group controlling the Reich He moved up from Reims France where he directed the final war stages The information ministry said staff remained unchanged.
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London
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frankfurt-on-the-Main
Germany
Reich
Ministry of Information
Eisenhower
Reims
France
Information Ministry
Two Butte Friends Wounded Same Time at Cebu
Pvt William M McLeod and Pvt William McKenzie longtime Butte pals in Army since July 1944 were wounded about the same time in April at Cebu and treated in a base hospital in the Philippines. Both entered the Army July 10 1944 trained at Camp Roberts and Fort Ord Calif transferred overseas last December and in frequent contact. McLeod son of Mrs Kay McLeod born November 11 1918 and McKenzie son of Mrs Bessie McKenzie born January 29 1921. McLeod has brothers in service Walter in the Aleutians and Tom with the Navy. War Production board lifted controls on water heater manufacture, slightly increasing civilian supply this year.
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William M. McLeod
William McKenzie
Butte
Army
Camp Roberts
Fort Ord
Calif
Pvt. McLeod
Kay McLeod
East Broadway
Sacred Heart
Butte High School
Pvt. McKenzie
Bessie McKenzie
Maryland
St. Mary Parochial School
Boys Central High School
McLeod
Pfc
Walter McLeod
Aleutians
Camp Hood
Texas
Sir Tom McLeod
Navy
Pacific
Memorial Day Plans Completed By Butte Committee
Memorial day plans for Butte will be finalized at a joint committee meeting. The parade and memorial service on May 30 will honor World War veterans with a courthouse start at 9 30 and a route through downtown to Soldiers Memorial Park. Marshal Jack Duggan is aided by Gordonaldson Barnard and Oliver. The event will feature color guards, returning service members, Butte High Band and majorettes, and city police and fire units.
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Butte
Joint Memorial Day Committee
Soldiers’ Memorial Park
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Granite
Main Street
Main
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Washington
Park
Wyoming
Marshal Duggan
Gar Donaldson
Henry W Lawton Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Walter Barnard
Silver Bow
American Legion
Robert Oliver
Three Ordained to Priesthood In Montana Rite
Three young Montana men were ordained to priesthood by Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore at Immaculate Conception church. James Aylward William Gannon and Albert Kaparich will celebrate their first masses today at Immaculate Conception St Mary and St Paul churches respectively. The ceremony was led by Rev N C Hoff and featured Rev Thomas Fenlon Rev William Stone and Rev James P Dowdall with Rev R V Kavanaugh delivering the sermon.
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Montana
Immaculate Conception Church
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
James Aylward
William Gannon
Butte
Albert Kaparich
Anaconda
Father Aylward
Gannon
St. Mary Church
Kaparich
St. Paul Church
Ayward
N. C. Hoff
Thomas Fenlon
St. Joseph Parish
William Stone
Baker City
Ore
James P. Dowdall
R. V. Kavanaugh
Thomas Gannon
St. Helena
Gilmore
House Approves Tariff Bill After Bitter Fight
The House approved the administration's reciprocal trade bill by 239 to 153 after four days of debate, forwarding it to the Senate. The measure would extend the reciprocal trade law for three years and allow tariff cuts up to 50 percent in exchange for foreign concessions. President Truman urged passage as essential to his administration and pledged no harm to agriculture, industry, or labor.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
Humorous Little Devils What Radio Tokyo Password
United Press reports Radio Tokyo quoted a new password for Tokyo residents. The message said the capital’s defenders would not let the Allies take their city, ending with a vow to stop them. The broadcast was picked up by United Press in San Francisco.
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Radio Tokyo
United Press
San Francisco
County Hits Million in War Loan Drive
Silver Bow county marked its first million in the Mighty Seventh War Loan drive with daily bond sales of 52,884.50 raising the county total to 1,061,957.25 against a 3,786,700 quota. County chairman Max Dean announced the milestone after A. T. Hibbard reported District 6 standing. E bonds accounted for 46 percent of quota as of May 24. Monday features a Finlen hotel dinner at 6 and a Montana theater bond show at 8 with talks by Larry Smith and D. M. Kelly. tickets available from the Butte Chamber.
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Silver Bow
Max Dean
County War Finance
A. T. Hibbard
State War Finance Committee
Deer Lodge County
Madison County
Jefferson County
Powell County
Beaverhead County
Finlen Hotel
Montana Theater
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Larry Smith
D. M. Kelly
Captain James W Love awarded Silver Star in Belgium
Captain James W Love son of Mr and Mrs James B Love 110 South Jackson received the Silver Star for gallantry in action in Belgium. His antitank company of the 38th Infantry helped stem a German armored breakthrough with calm leadership and defiant defense under heavy fire. The Presidential Unit citation was awarded to his outfit for the action.
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James W. Love
James B. Love
South Jackson
Belgium
Butte
38Th Infantry
Love
Firemen Battle Stubborn Blaze at Meat Market
Butte firefighters battled a stubborn basement blaze at the Columbia Meat Market and Main Public Market in the 100 block of South Main late Saturday. After more than two hours the fire poured smoke from front and rear as hoses delivered water while residents watched from the street. A brief flare in the alley was quickly extinguished.
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Butte
Columbia
South Main
Weather forecast for Butte and surrounding regions
Butte sees partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with light showers Sunday afternoon and evening and a warmer high near 65. Saturday peaks at 59 and 36 overnight. west of Divide cools slightly with scattered showers south, while east of Divide clears Sunday with clouds and showers southwest and extreme south, high 48 to 58.
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