Truman Takes on Eisenhower and McCarthy at Milwaukee Rally
President Truman denounced Republican special interests and called for a change in Washington during a labor rally at the Milwaukee Arena. He urged defeat of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, urged reform of the GOP, and warned of a rise in false history and attacks on liberty. The address framed Eisenhower as a captive candidate without naming McCarthy directly.
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Milwaukee
Truman
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Washington
McCarthy
State Department
Lie Sees Armistice Lag Hurting UN Prospects
United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie told the General Assembly that delays at Panmunjom have sparked impatience and doubt, affecting public opinion about the UN. He warned that an armistice in Korea could restore confidence and reinforce support for the UN as a tool of collective security.
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United Nations
N. Y
Trygve Lie
Panmunjom
Korea
General Assembly
Nevada Primary Given High Stakes In Senate Race
Nevada voters head to polls to choose nominees for U S senator and the state’s lone congressman as the Dr Democratic machine battles opposition forces led by the Senate Judiciary chair. George Malone seeks renomination against Lawrence Ebert while Thomas Mechling challenges Alan Bible amid party feuding.
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Reno
U.P
Nevada
U. S
Pat McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thomas Mechling
Washington
Senate
Alan Bible
McCarran
George W. Malone
Malone
Lawrence Ebert
Winnemucca
Mechling
Eisenhower Uses Corruption Theme on Southern Tour
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower ramps up a two day swing to the south with a anti corruption message The campaign plan dubbed The Mess in Washington includes stops in Atlanta Jacksonville Miami Tampa Birmingham and Little Rock and features comments from Sen John J Williams and aide Arthur H Vandenberg Jr Williams says more “ammunition” will come while Eisenhowers press secretary confirms a punchy tour aiming to expose corruption in the Internal Revenue Bureau and federal offices as he seeks to name names if promoted by party leaders
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Southland
Washington
Eisenhower
Williams
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Jr
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Birmingham
Little Rock
Eisenher
James Hagerty
Treasury of Justice Departments
Internal Revenue Bureau
National Association of Letter Carriers
Sen. Carlson
Kansas
Carlson
Kenneth T. Anderson
Kas
Anderson
Dinner in Honor of Robert E Dwyer in Butte Montana
Robert E Dwyer president of Anaconda Copper Mining arrives with Mrs Dwyer en route to Anaconda for a Wednesday dinner at the Montana hotel sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The event features Cornelius F Kelley chairing the remarks and Ben Goodman presiding with speakers from the company and local unions.
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Robert E. Dwyer
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cornelius F. Kelley
Walter Dooley
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Lar
Stevenson presses Michigan bid with anti Taft Hartley plan
Illinois Governor Adlai E Stevenson outlined a five point program to scrap the Taft Hartley act and write a new labor law in Detroit and Pontiac. He condemned Eisenhower and warned against reckless actions in Eastern Europe while stressing readiness to negotiate with the Soviet Union. Detroit crowds ranged from 15000 to 40000 as Stevenson spoke.
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Adlai E. ‘Stevenson
Michigan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eisenhower
America
Europe
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Kennedy Lawrence
CIO
United Auto Workers
Illinois
New York
American Legion
United States
John Foster Dulles
Stalin
Soviet Union
Pontiac
More and Better Steaks on Way
The Agriculture department reports 13 percent more cattle are being fattened with corn in Midwest feed lots as of July 1, with record feeding this winter projected. Grass fed cattle will drive supply gains this year, boosting prime and choice cuts to exceed 15 percent of total beef output. Pork and lamb production will rise only modestly.
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Washington
U.P
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Second tropical hurricane forms in the Atlantic
The second tropical hurricane of the year swelled in the Atlantic Monday while the first storm lashed the east. It was found about 350 miles east-northeast of San Juan and 1,350 miles east-southeast of Miami. The Charleston area faced fatalities and damage from the first storm, with floods feared in North Carolina. A smaller hurricane center was noted around 20.0 N, 61.5 W, about 330 miles east-northeast of San Juan.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Atlantic
Baker
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Charleston
S. C
North Carolina
San
Sparkman Blames GOP for Rising U.S. Prices in 1945 Onward
U.S. Senate Democrat John J. Sparkman accused the Republicans of triggering inflation since 1945 while campaigning in Southern California. He linked the Taft Hartley Act to hampering labor and attacked Nixon’s record, urging reforms to keep the dollar sound and inflation in check.
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Los Angeles
U.P
John J. Sparkman
California
Alabama
Sparkman
GOP
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Republican Party
San Diego
Huntington Beach
Streamland Park
Olsen Captures $1000 Prize as Dillon Rodeo Top Rider
Grant rider Bob Olsen won the $1000 top prize at the Dillon rodeo closing session with 170 points 60 in saddle bronc riding and 110 in bulldogging. John Reynolds of Melrose finished second with 145 points. Joan Clark was crowned queen with attendants Connie South and Marilyn Mockel. Individual event winners included John Cobb Deanne bareback, Len Sage calf roping in 15 seconds a new record Blaine Raney bulldogging and the Ingersoll Peterson team from Grant in 25.6 seconds for a new record.
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Dillon
Bob Olsen
Grant
John Reynolds
Melrose
Joan Clark
Connie South
Marilyn Mockel
John Cobb
Dean
Len Sage
Blaine Raney
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ingersoll-Peterson
Kalispell Park City Men Are Wounded
The Department of Defense announced two Montana men wounded in the Korean area. Army Private Richard H. Cochran of Kalispell and Marine Private First Class Frederick H. Mattheis of Park City are the injured service members.
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Kalispell, Park City
Washington
Department of Defense
Navy Bombers Strike Chongjin and Sinchang Front
Navy air and sea forces carried out large scale raids on Chongjin in Korea, with carrier strikes from Princeton Essex and Boxer on the port and industrial targets near the Siberian frontier. Bombers hit the city center, oil refinery at Aoji, iron works at Musan, and an electric plant, leaving fires as planes returned to carriers.
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U.P
Sinchang
Singchang
United Nations
Siberia
Chongjin
North Korea
Siberian
Aoji
Musan
Navy
Associated Press
Fred Waters
Boxer
Adm
J. J. Clark
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Miners to Return to Work After Memorial Holiday
United Mine Workers order a 10 day memorial holiday ends as miners report back Tuesday morning. John L. Lewis warned of a possible nationwide strike if talks with mine owners fail, with contract deadlines looming.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Harry M. Moses
The
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Hotel Fire Claims Life in Great Falls
A hotel fire at the Winston in Great Falls killed at least one person. Fire officials reported the blaze at 8:06 p.m. and crews fought it for nearly two hours before controlling it. One body was recovered by about 9:45 p.m. and investigators expected to search for more.
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Great Falls
U.P
Winston
Labor Day traffic toll could reach record high
National Safety Council data show 481 accidental deaths since Friday with 374 on highways and 12 due to plane crashes as motorists head home for Labor Day. Ned Dearborn urged drivers to use caution to avoid top tolls, noting last year’s record 461 deaths.
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National Safety Council
United Press
Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Midwest
Montana Traffic Toll Rises With Labor Day Rush
Seven deaths attributed to Montana road crashes over the weekend raising the 1952 toll to 140. Victims include Richard Weiskopf 26 Seattle and his wife Joan Weiskopf 24. Richard Buck 17 Missoula. S Sgt Millán Dudukovich 24 Great Falls AFB. Ray S Butts 22 San Francisco airman with 778th A C W Squadron. and William B. Lester 62 Somers.
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Montana
Richard Weiskopf
Seattle
Joan Weiskopf
Richard Buck
Missoula
Millan Dudukovich
Great Falls Air Force Base
Ray
Collision on Highway Locates Stolen Automobile for FBI
A minor collision on U S Highway 91 north of Helena led to the FBI seizing a car allegedly stolen in California last March. A 20 year old driver admitted taking the vehicle from California and was turned over to federal authorities after a police questioning.
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William Merle Martin
FBI
South St. Louis
St. Louis
Martin
Willard Carver
Olathe
Kan
Helena
Here
Federal Bureau of Investigation
California
Cliff Small
U. S
Small
Montana
FBL
Butte Roadside Crashes Injure Five People
A series of accidents near Divide and Homestake reported Monday. Albert H. Bock of 209 Colorado was seriously hurt when his car overturned on railroad tracks two miles east of Homestake and later listed as fair. Two youths and another pair from Wise River suffered minor injuries or bruises in separate incidents around Divide.
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Albert H. Bock
Colorado
Homestake
St. James Hospital
Bock
Fred Burford
St. James
W. J. Smith
J. E. Seger
Butte
Divide
William Madlena
James Jackson
Oklahoma Street
Ben
Bertha Schlichenmayer
East Broadway
Jackson
Schlichenmayers
Highway Patrol
Dillon
Moose Creek
Wise River
Robert E. Schultz
Henry Slaght
Labor Day Quiet in Mining City
Labor Day passed quietly in the Mining City as residents observed the holiday and prepared for the new school term. Daylight saving time ended at midnight and the city switches to standard time Tuesday morning. No formal observance occurred.
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Butte Country Club
Montana Tennis Association
Webster- Garfield
Weather Forecast for Butte Area
West of Divide: generally fair tonight and Tuesday with a cooler feel and frost in higher valleys. East of Divide: fair and cool, gradual warming Tuesday, highs 65 to 75. Flat: scattered light frost Tuesday night, minimum around 30, maximum near 74. Airport area: lows 33, highs 67, overall warm start to the week.
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Billings
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