State Hospital Head to Retire and Freeman Appointed
Governor Ford announced the retirement of Dr. B. Pampet and appointment of Dr. Georgt H. Freeman as superintendent of the Montana state hospital at Warm Springs. Freeman, from St Peter Minnesota, is a former hospital head and psychiatrist with national affiliations and a 1986 psychiatry board certification.
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Gavcenar
Ford
Secur
Ford Nett “E Belove
Warm Springs
Mong
East Coast Storm Fails to Hit Shoreline
The season's first hurricane, feared to strike the Bay coast, veered away at sea Tuesday night. Weather officials reported no danger to the U S shoreline as the storm turned out to sea, easing coastal concerns.
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Washington
Bay Coast
United States
State Shares in Road Fund Are Announced
Washington January 31 1949 state shares in the 450 million federal aid highway program were announced by Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming federal works administrator. Funds under the 1948 act will aid postwar road construction with state matching requirements and are administered by the Public Roads Administration in cooperation with state highway departments. Colorado 3 583 930 Montana 2 411 787, Wyoming 2 474 164, primary road allocations listed. feeder and secondary road allocations noted, storm warnings affecting Cape Hatteras and Nantucket Island, hurricane center moving northeast off the coast.
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Congress
Philip B. Fleming
Forteral Works
Colorado
Mentania
the & Pom
Wyoming
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Nantucket Island
Montana
Enne
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Gunshot Victim In Serious Condition Near Miles City
Glenn Browsen a 19 year old from Racine Wisconsin is in serious condition after a gunshot wound at the Signal Butte ranch north of Hayes. He was hunting hawks with a rifle, left items on a ranch horse, and cannot yet explain the accident. A foreman rushed him to hospital where a 22 caliber bullet was removed from near his spine.
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Glenn Browsen
Ravine
Wis
Wisconsin
Signal Buite
Haye
Droysen
Bert Anderson
Gladys Doyen
Racine
Benes Condition Reported Grave in Prague
Prague dispatch reports President Eduard Benes in extremely serious condition after a stroke like episode. Doctors say circulation stable but lungs functioning. Benes resigned last June amid Czech Communist consolidation, with Klement Gottwald succeeding as president.
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Geechoslovakia
Thesiaurghit
Eduard Benes
Benes
Prenicy Klement Gottwield
Truman Decries Egging of Wallace Across South
President Truman condemned the egg and vegetable barrage during Henry Wallace's southern campaign tour. Police blamed Communist and Progressive activists for the heckling while Wallace insisted on nonsegregated audiences. White of the NAACP said the episodes could influence black votes but would not guarantee a shift.
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Henry
Wallace
South
Dixie
Progressive Party
Dnst
Fruman
Newsmed
Aed
Winston-Salem
N. C
John M. Gold
Communis Party
Gold
Provressives i
Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Conner
Washington
Waller White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
White
Four German Military Governors Meet in Berlin
Berlin Aug 31 East West talks aimed at ending Berlin blockade moved to Berlin with the four German military governors meeting. The group discussed practical steps to end the siege amid the currency confusion affecting about 250000 people. General Lucius D. Clay said they would resume tomorrow as technical money issues were to be worked out for a single currency. A crowd of Germans gathered outside the Allied council building while Russian, British, American and French officials waited for progress.
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New York
U.A
Alexander Stevens
Jd. Peters
United States
Maurice Malkin
Stevens
Malkin
Russia
Alompg
Tnis
Ilegal
House un-American Activities
Andrew Smith
Flevens
von Peters
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Wiel
Cart É Rtval Council
Lucius D. Clay
Washington
America State Department
Clay
Tursu Iday
Central Council
Japanese Communists Call for Early Peace Treaty
Jap Communists urged an early peace treaty with Japan and prompt withdrawal of Allied troops, signaling opposition to Japan's current military role. The mini seet offered no clear plan, while Russia criticized American bomber flights and possibly supported a base at Misawa to project power near Vladivostok.
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Tokyo
Ane
Japan
United
Russia
Boulet Stips
United States
Misawa
Dronstt
Vladivostok
Powerful new chemical kills athlete's foot fungi found
Washington August 17 report to the American Chemical Society says a new chemical derived from pyridine compounds kills fungi causing athlete's foot and related plant losses. Dr F B Gislak of Reilly Tar and Chemical Corp notes laboratory tests show strong antifungal potential though clinical trials remain pending.
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Sandy Chinewoun
American Chemical Society
FB. Gislak
Reilly Tar and Chemical Corporation
Indianapolis
Ithe
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Butte Weather Forecast Presents Mixed Outlook
Fair and alarm Wednesday with rising temperatures. Readings show at the airport a maximum near 80 and a minimum around 46. Montana general forecast calls for fair conditions on Wednesday with mild temperatures around 15 to BF.
Three Soldiers Dead as Fort Jackel Explosion Hits
An Army spokesman reported three soldiers killed and about 20 injured when an explosion struck a company marching near Fort Jackel. Several are in serious condition. Officials at Potts Only declined to state the cause as investigators opened a formal probe.
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Alig
Fort Jackel
Yond
Fort Affichils
Rep Tea
Democrats Adopt Platform Elect Chairman
Democrats in Billings adopt a state platform focusing on development of resources, veterans aid, highway expansion, and public education. The party also elects Mialmar 7 Landov Bozeman as state Democratic chair, with Wallace Kingsbury reappointed vice chair. Landoe, a former Bozeman mayor and Gallatin county attorney, will form a party central committee and appoint a secretary and treasurer later. The platform emphasizes statewide industrial growth, keeping service members in Montana, long range highway plans, and housing for veterans and families.
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Mortiana Demorraisc
Thesdig
Platfor
Mialmar
Landov
Bozeman
Te State
Democratic Central Communittee
Lasker Loble
Helena
Wallace Kingsbury
Walter
Landoe
Gallatin County
American Legion
Gordon Rank- Tien
Kalispell
Lena Bissonette
Dees Lodge
E.J. Byrne
Shelby
Mire
Tom Beasley
Livingston
Romanttce
Treaguber
Tate
Montana
Ecolomye
Irvine
Heat Wave Ends as Cool Front Spreads Across Great Lakes Region
LUIGAGO August 31 The summer heat wave was broken Thursday as the weather bureau said no immediate outlook for another. Forecasters warned cooler air from Canada would move over the Great Lakes region and the Ottawa River valley bringing relief and ending fears of further heat deaths.
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Uri
Tate Suummer
Tursday
Ite Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Ohta River
Settes
Endingy Po Xeak
Body of Billings Boy Recovered
The body of 12 year old Eli Peckovich was found Tuesday five miles downstream from where he tumbled into the Yellowstone river last week. Son of Mike Peckovich of Billings the boy drowned after losing his balance while seeking minnows near Pryor Creek spillway. Searchers had dragged the river since the boy was first reported missing.
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Eli Peckovich
Yellowstone River
Peckovich
Mike Peckovich
Billings
Pryor Creek
Huey Long's Son Seizes Lead In Louisiana Race
Fragmented OCR shows Huey Long's son leading in statewide contest with parishes reporting results. Voters from New Orleans and Lake Charles influence outcome as candidates push for control of the Democratic slate. The statewide race reflects tensions with the administration and the key role of New Orleans.
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Robert Fo
United States
Annie
Ptate
Keanu
Fir
Lake Charles
Otter Senate
Jap Army Holding Out in Manchuria Seeks Surrender
Reports say 10 000 to 20 000 Japanese troops of the Kwantung army in Manchuria’s Changchun area have held out for three years. Heavy pressure from Communist forces drives surrender talks to the government in Chongchun. General Cheng Tung Kuoh leads possible contact efforts with Japanese forces near Shwanghechen.
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Rabking
Japan
Plesk
Defense
Chongchua
Cheng Tung-kuo
Man- Weber
Changchun
Popular Republican Regains France Premiership After 33 Days
Robert Schuman, leading the Popular Republican party, was named premier of France by a parliamentary vote of 22 to RS. He returns to the post he left 83 days ago after a coalition cabinet collapsed over a disputed military budget. The assembly’s support came from allies including Socialists and Radical Socialists with a broad cross-party backing. Schuman seeks cabinet talks Wednesday as he faces a test of support for his program amid labor unrest and price concerns.
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Zhdanov Death Reverberates Through Soviet Elite
General Andrei Zhdanov, famed Hero of Leningrad and top Soviet leader, is described amid Western press speculation and internal party power struggles. The piece notes his close ties to Stalin, role in wartime policy, and late public statements urging Communist unity as he nears the end of his career.
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London
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Atler
Yadla
Moscow
Hionoy
Weil Maleknov
Vincheslav M. Malatov
Jan Inenuy
Stalin
Zheway Wetsi
Communist Party
Soviet Communist Party
Sourorye Kenerin
Toetinagragd Vervtiak Party
Aeet
Supreme Council of the Soviet
Royssin
Ahdaney
Pune
Zhrinnov
Draft Machinery Clicks Smoothly
Fragmented notes describe selective service and draft processes in the United States. Mentions registration, expected mobilization later in the year, and the National Guard's stance on inclusions in the ranks.
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America
Wisk
Washington
United States
National Guard
Draft Registration Continues Today at Local HQ
County men born in 1933 must register this week at the selective service office. Those born in 024 will register Thursday or Friday at the Owsley blocks office, open daily for the next three weeks from 9 to 3 except Sundays and holidays. The registration total rose to 278 after morning signups.
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Sihier
Bow County
Owsley
Anv
Man Dies After Car Accident In Montana City
George Essex, 47, dies of injuries after being struck by a moving car on Black Hackon Avenue in Butte. Witnesses say the car was speeding with no lights when the incident occurred around 9:40 PM Monday. Essex, a miner and longtime Butte resident, suffered severe head injuries and possible fractures. funeral plans pending.
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Aber
St James Hospital
al Rule
Pine
Gorgner
Rudy E. Sagatovic
Black HacrGon Avenue
Essex
McLaughtin Schley
Back Maniman
Harrison
Bute
Butte
Miners Union
Caples
Gertrude Essex
George B. Essex
Wyoln Kiley
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Wyola
Edgar Essex
Robert Essex
Murray
Utah
Nigels
Montana
Washington
Sherman and Reed Funeral Home
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