Lie Likely to Meet Show Me Air in Truman Talk
Lie, UN secretary general, faces Missouri show me attitude as he discusses Soviet reaction to his 20 year peace push with President Truman. State department notes skeptically await Russian sincerity yet aim to press for deeds over words as Lie continues his peace mission across Washington and Europe.
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Save
Acheson
Washington
Allis
Paris
London
Russia
Yuman
State Department
Lie
Berlin
Asian nations draft economic plan for stability
Delegates from ten Asian nations met in Baguio to blueprint a cooperative economic plan for their 600 million people. Chief Australian Delegate J W Burton said communism was not a focus, and stable economic conditions were seen as the best defense. The plan calls for internal cooperation to quell dissatisfied minorities, remove inequalities, promote social justice, and create regional organizations within the United Nations with technical and material aid in agriculture and development.
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Baguio
Philippines
Ople
J. W.rton
Burton
Ceylon
Australia
Indonesia
Thailand
United ‘Ions
Burglars Loot Peter Brinig Shoe Store Near Police Station
A highly planned burglary occurred at the Peter Brinig Shoe Store at 39 East Park late Sunday night. Officers recovered evidence from the scene and reported $150 in cash stolen from a cash register. entry was gained by removing iron bars and smashing a rear window near the police station. The crime was detected during a routine check by Jerry Holm, the merchant police chief, who noted the rear of the store faces the station and suspects the burglar mapped the premises carefully.
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Peter Brinig
East Park
Jerry Holm
Merchant Police
Merchant Po
Five Marines Drown in Peruvian River Boat Accident
In Loreto region near Tambo river in northeastern Peru, a large motor boat overturned on Sunday, drowning four soldiers and leaving others injured. Local authorities reported the disaster as an accident during a transport voyage.
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Peru
Fif
Tambo
Loreto Department
Dillon Youths Catch 14-Pound Fish Within City Limits
In Dillon on May 28 three youngsters James Nettick 11 Gary Wilson 10 and Don Wilson 14 pulled a 14 pound 11 1/2 ounce rainbow trout from Blacktail creek within city bounds. Don hooked the fish on a spinner with bullhead bait and after a dramatic lunge dragged it to shore where the trio carried it home to display at Sport Shop.
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Dillon
James Nettick
Gary Wilson
Don Wilson
Blacktail Creek
Don
Man Pulls Gun on Plane Holds 26 Passengers at Bay
Fresno dispatch reports 26 year old Air Force veteran John O'Reilly seized a California Central Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Oakland and threatened passengers for nearly 30 minutes. He claimed a gang of killers pursued him and threatened to kill all aboard before leaping out and being arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lewis Ronne. The plane landed safely and O'Reilly was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Megdaline, his German war bride, and their eight month old son were aboard. He sought psychiatric evaluation unless his wife or brother opts for examination.
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Fresno
Calif
Air Force
Los Angeles
Oakland
John O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Megdaline
Richard Shepard
Shepard
Edward O'Reilly
California Central Airlines
Joan Herron
Joseph N. Nuccitelli
O’reilly
Nuccitelli
Hammerfield
Lewis Ronne
Ronne
Co operative Motorist Brings Car Fire To Station
A 1949 Chevrolet rear seat upholstery fire started by a cigarette was quickly extinguished by Butte firemen at 5 25 Sunday morning after a motorist named J W Butcher, possibly a Washington salesman, drove the blaze to the Quartz street station.
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Butte
Quartz Street
J. W. Butcher
Washington
Burglars Target Local Stores in St. Louis Lootings
In St. Louis on May 28 two burglaries show a pattern like novice bettors choosing spots by appeal. The Prosperity shop was robbed of 584 dollars last weekend followed by a 38 dollar hit on the Good Luck market. The owner had some luck too as another 16 dollars were left behind.
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ST. Louis
State Department says McCarthy failed to prove communists in the department
The State Department rebutted Senator McCarthy’s charge of Communist influence, saying no proof exists of any Communist or pro Communist in the department. It accused him of distorting Secretary Acheson’s speech and diverting attention from his accusations. The feud, now four attacks old, cites McCarthy’s Rochester speech as the latest target.
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Washington
State Department
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Acheson
Rochester
N. Y
Catholic Press Association
Owen Lattimore
Office of War Information
Civil Service Commission
Department
Lattimore
Woman Accused of Dropping Sick Husband Five Floors
New York report says Anna Bornholdt 58 arraigned on homicide for dropping her paralyzed husband Fred 64 from a fifth floor kitchen window after he pleaded not to be thrown out. Police quote her saying I have to do it and I’m a bad girl. The couple had been married 20 years. he suffered a stroke last November leaving his left side paralyzed.
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New York
Anna Bornholdt
Bronx
Raphael R. Murphy
Fred
Bornholdt
Four Cars Damaged as Woman Driver Prepares for Test
Mrs. M. Neishi a Dillon cafe dishwasher who recently bought a Plymouth sedan crashed into a parked truck on Bannack and Montana injuring three cars including two others owned by Mrs. G. L. Routledge and Claude Dodgson. The Plymouth front end was crushed and headlights broken. Neishi will cover repairs and plans to take her driving test Monday.
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Claude Dodgson
Plymouth
Neishi
Dan Mooney
More Americans Face Arrest as Atomic Spies
London reports predict more arrests in the atomic spy probe including Americans, Britons, and Canadians. Klaus Fuchs, now jailed, has been identifying suspects from films. FBI questioning continues as Harry Gold is already in custody.
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London
Reynolds News
Russia
Sunday
Empire News
Kemsley
Klaus Fuchs
America
Canada
Fuchs
Soviet Union
FBI
Reyonds News
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Gold
Britain
Wormwood Scrubbs
Hit and Run Auto Snatches Butte Man's Shoe
Butte police seek a hit and run vehicle after a car tore off Noel Thompson's shoe and bruised his toes on East Park Street shortly before midnight. Thompson was hospitalized at St James for skinned and bruised toes. witnesses could not describe the car. A cop quipped the shoe was found but Thompson's dignity was lost.
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Butte
Noel Thompson
East Park
St. James Hospital
Thompson
East Park Street
Departure of Soviet mission signals Cold War shift in East Asia
Tokyo dispatch notes the abrupt return of Lt. Gen. Kuzman Derevyanko and 50 officials to Moscow, seen as a strategic move possibly aimed at pressuring Southeast Asia or punishing his failures in Japan. The mission remains active with over 100 officials despite the departure amid tensions in the region.
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Ussr
Japan
Tokyo
Russia
Gen
MacArthur
Moscow
Kuzman Derevyanko
United States
Southeast Asia
Munist
Derevyanko
Vladivostok
Manila
Sevastyan A. Polyshenko
Butte Weather Forecast Clear to partly cloudy and cool
Associated Press reports a weather forecast for Butte with clear to partly cloudy skies and light frost, continued cool conditions. Monday highs around 60 and Monday morning lows near 26, followed by varied readings across areas including Airport and School of Mines, with trace precipitation west of Divide and showers southeast east of Divide, overall cooler in the west and central zones.
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School of Mines
Divide
$500000 School Building Assured
ANACONDA May 28 Catholic Central high school campaigners reported 376970 at the victory meeting Sunday afternoon in the Center theater. Father Schulte noted that 125000 from the Weiss estate would assure a half million dollar structure. Mayor McKittrick awarded scrolls to parish chairmen and gifts chair J A English. Rod McCarvel and Art Tuchscherer received scrolls as chairs from St Paul and St Peter parishes. Awards were also given to essay and poster contest winners Ann Jean Reardon Lorraine Rivers Jim Anderson and Edward Rice.
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Anaconda
Catholic Central High School
Center Theater
J. F. Schulte
St. Paul Parish
Father Schulte
William Weiss
Dan McKittrick
Joseph M. Gilmore
J. A. English
Rod McCarvel
Art Tuchscherer
St. Peter Parish
McKittrick
Ann Jean Reardon
Lorraine Rivers
Jim Anderson
Edward Rice
Paratrooper Fails to Break World Jump Record at Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg paratrooper Pfc. Neal Stewart 22 of Birmingham Alabama made 54 free fall jumps on Sunday failing to reach 76 needed to set a new world mark. He landed in a ditch runway and grass drop zone misses are blamed for missing the record. Stewart plans another attempt soon while six thousand spectators watched.
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Clinton
N. C
Fort Bragg
Neal Stewart
Birmingham
Ala
London
Stewart
Aeronca
John Snyder
UN urges self help as path for backward nations
The United Nations warned economically backward nations that their best chance for outside aid is to demonstrate their ability to develop their own economies. The advisory, issued Sunday in Lake Success, emphasized self reliance as the route to international assistance and growth.
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United Nations
Memories of Hitler Stirs by East German Youth Parade
Berlin May 28. A half million disciplined East German youths in blue uniforms marched in Berlin amid rains for the city Museum show. The peaceful rally mocked the West and lauded Stalin. Notable was the appearance of 10,000 police troopers. a vendor was beaten by youths after a trolley-car incident.
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Berlin
Walheide
Hitler
Europe
West Berlin
NEA Telephoto
Stalin
Unter den Linden
Memorial Day Toll Reaches At Least 222 Deaths
The four day Memorial Day weekend saw at least 222 American fatalities from accidents. By Sunday night 152 were traffic deaths, 41 drownings, and 29 from miscellaneous mishaps as mild weather boosted travel. The National Safety Council projected 290 traffic deaths and 30 million cars on the roads, with no deaths reported in Montana.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Montana
Manitoba Drying As Red River Withdraws From Channel
Winnipeg area enjoys quiet after weeks of flood fighting as Red River recedes to 27 feet. About 2000 of 5000 Canadian service men who managed flood control since May 6 have left, amid rapid drying under a blazing sun and a light Portage Avenue breeze.
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Winnipeg
Man
Red River
Manitoba
Portage Avenue
Wind Shifts Save Allardville From Firefront
A forest blaze along a nine mile front destroyed five houses on the outskirts of Allardville New Brunswick as wind shifts saved the town. Forester Mallet said the fire’s advance was halted and officials considered evacuation plans but the threat diminished. The fire, raging a week, left 100 people homeless and destroyed thousands of acres of timber near Allardville.
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Allardville
New Brunswick
Forester
Firmin Mallet
Mallet
Emery le Blanc
Evangeline Press
Eager Beaver Rescued From Dogs Near Columbia Gardens
Deputies helped a beaver nicknamed Danny after residents alerted them to a yelping pack trapping the animal in a stream by Columbia Gardens. Deputy state game warden Les Barton arranged to move the beaver to the Warm Springs game preserve while deputies Thomas Mulcahy and James Lester investigated. Authorities suspect someone may have released the beaver there from a kept pet.
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Beaver
Waterloo
Columbia Gardens
Danny
Les Barton
Warm Springs
Thomas Mulcahy
James Lester
Mormon Dedication Marks Brigham Young Birthplace Memorial
About 500 Latter day Saints gathered in Whitingham Vermont on May 28 to dedicate a monument at the birthplace of Brigham Young the church's second president.
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Whitingham
Latterday Saints
Mormon) Church
Brigham Young
Four Americans Arrested in Philippines in Check-Raising Scheme
Manila police on May 28 arrested four American veterans linked to an international check-raising ring. They faced charges of embezzlement through falsification of documents and were held on bail of 10 000 pesos each. Names cited include Charles Clarence James Hanley Walter Mason and Carlos Turner. The case ties to forged treasury checks altered from 1.37 to 1374.44 and spans the United States Hong Kong Philippines Guam and Hawaii. Authorities aim to locate the operation's kingpin amid reports of large sums involved in the Philippines.
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Manila
United States Treasury
Charles Clarence
San Francisco
James Hanley
Akron
Ohio
Walter E. Mason
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carlos Moore Turner
Florida
Philippines
Turner
Mason
Clarence
Hanley
United States
Hong Kong
Guam
Hawaii
United States Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Treasury
Pio Pedrosa
Pedrosa
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