Two Chinese Divisions Destroyed by UN Troops in Korea
Allied forces report destroying two Chinese Red divisions in central Korea within four days. The operation near Chunchon, 45 miles northeast of Seoul, left 12,974 killed or wounded and 5,028 captured, while Red forces slipped back north of the 38th parallel amid mud and stiff resistance.
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Tokyo
Korea
Eighth Army
38Th Parallel
Chunchon
Seoul
Red Korea
United States
Hwachon
Inje
Hyon
North Korea
United Nations
Republic of Korea
ROK
East Central
Central
West Central
25Th Division
Yonchon
Munsan
Korangpo
Yangsu
Yanggu
Fifth Air Force
Red Lines
John B. Pollock
Cleveland
Florida Governor to Stay in Office
The Florida House of Representatives rejected by voice vote articles of impeachment against Gov. Puller Warren. A special committee recommended dismissing Rep. George O Kell’s resolution alleging Warren ignored duties to curb unlawful gambling and falsified campaign expense statements. The impeachment fight was intra party.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida House of Representatives
Puller Warren
George O’kell
Miami
O’kell
Warren
House
Wife of Judge Pray Dies in Great Falls
Edith W. Pray 73 wife of Federal Judge Charles N. Pray died in a Great Falls hospital after a Saturday stroke. She came to Fort Benton 71 years ago. Pray served as Chouteau county attorney for four terms and later as Montana representative three terms. Funeral services set for Thursday.
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Great Falls
Edith W. Pray
Charles N. Pray
Fort Benton
H. J. Wackerlin
Pray
Chouteau County
Washington, D. C
Montana
District of Montana
Government extends rubber rationing through Oct. 1
NO MORE RUBBER WASHINGTON May 28 The government notified tire manufacturers they must get along on present reduced rubber rations until at least Oct. 1. The spare tires will not be restored in new passenger cars.
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Washington
New Draft Bill Reaches Agreement on UMT Setup
A Senate House conference committee agreed on a draft bill to extend selective service to July 1, 1955 and create a framework for universal military training. The 18 to 19 age change expands eligibility but leaders expect few under 19 inducted soon. final approval awaits both chambers.
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Washington
Senate House
United States
Congress
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Senate
Partners in Progress project starts at civic dinner in Butte
A citywide dinner at the Finlen hotel launched the Partners in Progress program in Butte. Labor, business and civic groups pledged cooperation to enhance schools, housing and recreation, with Mayor Morgan and leaders such as Joe Mason and Tim Sullivan among speakers. The event drew 300 attendees and set plans for collaborative community improvements.
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Partners In Progress
Butte
Finlen
Partners of Progress
Butte Development Association
Thomas R. Morgan
Claude Sanders
Development Association
Joe Mason
Butte Miners Union
L. &. Waite
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Tim J. Sullivan
Mayor Morgan
M. M. English
Thomas Ashworth
J. E. Corette
The
Associaton
Waite
Mr. Mason
E.S. McGlone
Association
C. J
Doc) Burns
John H. Cole
Dan Mooney
John (Curley) McLeod
Oscar Hills
Richard Dickenson
Russell E. Morrison
Luke F. Hasley
Vince Crunch
Stanley Babcock
Labor
J. J. O'Connor
William Meyer
John K. Claxton
Edgar Price
David M. Reese
St. John Episcopal Church
Father J. J. O'Connor
St. Ann Parish
Sullivan
Mason
Nat
Italian Anti-Red Party Takes Lead in Elections
In unofficial returns from Italy's municipal elections, the Christian Democrats led with 45.2 percent to 34.8 for the Communists amid high turnout. Results across 151 communes favored the CD over Reds, with MDC gains in former Communist strongholds and Milan showing CD leads over a left-wing Communist-Socialist bloc.
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Rome
Italy
U.P
Christian Democrat Party
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Imperial
Christian Democrat
MSI
Milan
Heavy Wet SnowExpected Across Northwestern Montana
Up to heavy wet snowfall forecast Monday night across western Montana mountain areas. Browning region singled out for full impact. Regions from Great Falls to Glacier Park including Cut Bank and Havre face cooler temperatures and strong winds shifting to the north.
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Helena
United States Weather Bureau
Montana
Browning
Weather Bureau
Great Falls
Cut Bank
Havre
Glacier Park
Grandpa Gives His Jine a Big Boost
Cornelius Friesen, 36, married his grandfather's widow in Grunthal near Hague. A crowd of over 700 attended at a Pentecostal church as Friesen became his own grandfather by marrying Mrs. Sarah Friesen, 42, widow of 85-year-old who died last year. The blended family includes a son aged 12, who becomes both step uncle and step son to Friesen.
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Hague
Saskatchewan
Cornelius Friesen
Pentecostal
Grunthal
Sarah Friesen
Butte Plans July Fourth Celebration and Homecoming
City leaders from about 30 groups map a three week Butte Homecoming June 23 to July 14 to highlight the Fourth of July events and rodeo July 12 to 14. Mayor Thomas A. Morgan is general chairman with Neal Shea as co chair and Mrs Helen Callahan secretary. Subcommittee chairs will pick members and meet next Monday at 7 30 p m in City Hall. Bill Palmer outlines plans to attract tourists from Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle and other western cities.
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Butte
Labor and Industry
Thomas A. Morgan
Neal Shea
Helen Callahan
Morgan
Bill Palmer
South Side
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Palmer
Weather Forecast For Tuesday From Local Weather Office
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy and cold air Tuesday. Tuesday lows around 28 and highs near 48. Overnight to Monday readings ranged from 42 to 55 at the Airport and 42 to 54 at the School of Mines. West of Divide expect scattered rain or snow showers and cooler highs 45 to 55. East of Divide expect light rain with possible snow above 5500 feet, windy and cooler north and east with highs 40 to 50 and 60 to 70 south.
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School of Mines
Divide
Auto Dealers Win Support to Ease Credit
Washington report notes two House Banking Committee members Patman and Brown urging looser auto loan terms. They criticize Regulation W requiring 25 percent down and 21 month repayment as unfair, citing a drop in installment credit from Oct 1 1950 to Mar 31 1951.
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Washington
Congress
House Banking Committee
Patman
Texas
Brown
D-Ga
Federal Reserve Board
Alton M. Costley
East Point
National Automobile Dealers Association
White House
Truman
House
Sam Rayburn
National Council of Farmer Co-operatives
Senate Banking Committee
John J. Riggle
Council
William H. Ruffin
National Association of Manufacturers
Defense Production Administration
DPA
National Production Authority
NPA
Old Fashioned Price War Opens in East
New York May 28. Macy and Company declares an old fashioned price war by cutting prices on nearly 6000 items after a Supreme Court ruling on fair trade. Gimbel Bros. vows to match Macy's cuts and stay under sold. President Richard Weil Jr says Macy's will further cut prices if rivals follow.
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New York
O.P
R. H. Macy and Company
Gimbel Bros
Macy's
Supreme Court
William Gorman
Gimbel’s
Gorman
Macy’s
Richard Weil, Jr
Soekiman Unveils Indonesian Program in Parliament
Premier Soekiman announced in Jakarta that his program includes revision of land laws nationalization of key enterprises and independence in foreign policy. He outlined plans during a Monday session in parliament as part of a broader national agenda.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Soekiman
Vandenberg Supports Negotiated Korea Peace Without Bombing Manchuria
Gen Hoyt Vandenberg told senators the United States could seek a negotiated peace in Korea without bombing Manchurian Red bases if the Air Force is kept intact and ready. He warned a full air mobilization could threaten Russia and stressed limits on bombing north of the Yalu.
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Washington
Hoyt Vandenberg
United States
Korea
Manchuria
Air Force
Russia
China
Douglas MacArthur
Vandenberg
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
MacArthur
Far East
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jacob A. Malik
New York
United Nations
U. S
United States Air Force
Yalu River
Saltonstall
R-Mass
J. Lawton Collins
Army
MaccArthur
Russell
D-Ga
Adm
Forrest Sherman
Navy Chiefs of Staff
Acheeson
Sherman
Pentagon
Lyndon Johnson
D-Texas
Johnson
Okey
Red China
Senator Green
Dri
Malik Denies Groundless Peace Feelers From Soviet Union
United Nations dispatch reports Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik branded peace feeler rumors as completely groundless. He denied any bid to talk peace with the United States, while speculation grows over motives ahead of his June Security Council presidency.
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United Nations
N. Y
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
United States
Malik
Korea
Security Council
Jack Malik
Council
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Moscow
New York
Lake Success
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