Stevenson Aides to Ignore Blasts of Rivals
Springfield Illinois Tuesday Stevenson campaign managers said they will ignore rival blasts from Eisenhower as they push a positive Democratic program in September. Wilson Wyatt declined comment on Eisenhower’s charge of corruption and Stevenson plans to spend September detailing foreign and domestic policy with possible October reassessment and talks with Truman.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilson Wyatt
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Atlanta
Truman
Missouri
Mark Halloran
St. Louis
Illinois
White House
Iranian Press Attacks U S and Britain Over Oil Dispute
Tehran reports bitter Iran reaction as Mossadegh opposition media criticize U S and Britain for the Anglo Iranian oil nationalization dispute. The three point plan included a 10 million dollar U S loan and sanctions relief, while Mossadegh rejects the offer. Bakhtar Emrooz and Ettalaat hint at possible amendments or counter proposals after parliament convenes.
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Tehran
Iran
United States
Britain
Truman
Churchill
Mohammed Mossadegh
Bakhtar Emrooz
Mossadegh
Kelley to Headline Dinner Honoring Robert E. Dwyer in Anaconda
Cornelius F. Kelley, chairman of the board at Anaconda Copper Mining, will give the main address at a testimonial dinner for Robert E. Dwyer, president of the company. The event at the Montana hotel, sponsored by the Anaconda Chamber of Commerce, will feature labor representative Walter Dooley and other company officials. Tickets sold fast, with overflow seating in the Country Club rooms and public address system for all talks.
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Anaconda
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Robert E. Dwyer
Montana
Mr. Dwyer
Chamber of Commerce
Dwyer
W. H. Hoover
Walter Dooley
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
W. E. Mitchell
Anaconda Reduction Department
Kelley
C. A. Lemmon
Ben Goodman
Anaconda Chamber of Commerce
Walter Bolkovatz
Country Club
Bible Collection to Be Unveiled at Library of Congress
Washington The Library of Congress will open a special exhibit marking the 500th anniversary of Gutenberg’s Bible. The display features 28 historic Bibles and 26 illuminated manuscripts including Jefferson’s red Morocco bound volume titled The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Johann Gutenberg
Mainz
Germany
U. S
Gutenberg
Lessing J. Rosenwald
Jenkintown
Truman
Jefferson
S. Jefferson
Jesus of Nazareth
Miners End Memorial Holiday Quiet Return Across Regions
The 1952 memorial holiday ended with miners resuming work after a 10 day period of mourning. In western Pennsylvania eastern Kentucky and Tennessee many extended the holiday while others returned quietly. The UMW led by John L. Lewis had ordered the shutdown, with ongoing disputes over contract interpretation and medical examination rules affecting Utah operations.
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Pittsburgh
The
Lewis
Wildcat
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
UMW
Kentuck
Kentucky
Washington
Utah
U. S. Steel Corp
L. J. Westhaver
United Mine Workers
Eisenhower Urges South To End Corruption In Washington
General Eisenhower tours the South urging voters to support a Republican clean-up of a “top-to-bottom” mess in Washington. He cites corruption cases from Boston to San Francisco and appeals to Democrats to switch parties. Large crowds greet him in Atlanta Jacksonville and Miami as he presses for reform.
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Miami
Fla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South
America
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Eisenhower
Washington
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Dixie
Airport
Heming Park
J. A. Youell
Bayfront Park
Youell
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tampa
Caudle Questioned by House Probers
T Lamar Caudle former top tax fraud prosecutor in the Truman administration faced a five hour House inquiry with Rep Chelf noting many new leads surfaced Caudle avoided comment on specifics as the hearing closed House investigators probe Justice Department cases including an alleged attempt to sidetrack a grand jury in St Louis and a long running war frauds case
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Washington
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
House
Justice Department
Rep
Chelf
D- Ky
Caudle
Justice of Department
St. Louis
James P. Finnegan
Internal Revenue
Finnegan
Rep. Chelf
D-Ky
Mao Hails Alliance With Soviet Russia
Mao Zedong praised the Sino Soviet pact as a strong safeguard against another invasion. Peiping radio quoted Mao in a message to Premier Stalin marking Japan's surrender anniversary. He credited Russia with crippling the Kwantung army in Manchuria and aiding Japan's collapse.
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San Francisco
Mao Tze- Tung
China
Russia
Japan
Peiping Radio
Mao
Ttalin
Kwantung
Manchuria
U. S
Truman Attacks GOP Masters On Campaign Trail
President Truman rapped the Eisenhower camp during a Milwaukee to Washington campaign swing for Adlai Stevenson. He called Republicans snollygosters and master minds accusing them of guiding foreign policy to gain votes. He blamed Dulles and Eisenhower for loose talk on rolling back the Iron Curtain.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Russia
Milwaukee
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
H. L. Mencken
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Dewey
Chicago
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Foster Dulles
Europe
Kremlin
Dulles
American Legion
Cincinnati
Sen
Taft
Bob
Sen. Taft
Holiday Deaths Reach 558 Mark
The final Labor Day weekend toll in the United States shows 558 violent deaths, with 432 from traffic mishaps, 55 drownings, and 71 from various miscellaneous accidents. Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council cites reduced travel due to rain and credit to stricter enforcement for the drop from last year’s totals.
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Associated Press
U. S
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Speedy Ratification Urged for European Army Pact
Gen. Matthew Ridgway urged rapid ratification of the six nation European army pact after meeting with Chancellor Adenauer. Adenauer said Germany would contribute 500000 men if parliaments approve. no parliament has completed ratification yet.
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Bom
Germany
Matthew B. Ridgway
Konrad Adenauer
Dangerous Hurricane Lashes Atlantic Ocean
A tropical hurricane with winds up to 135 mph lashed the Atlantic about 1,000 miles east-southeast of Miami. The storm, northwest to west northwest moving at 12 mph, posed no land threat as ships were urged to clear its path. Miami forecaster Grady Norton called it a very dangerous hurricane likely to intensify but stay offshore for several days.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
Local man injured while entertaining children in Lexington
Faul coner Glass, 28, suffered a broken neck Monday night in Lexington while attempting a headstand to entertain his children. He said he was hurt at Good Samaritan hospital and his condition was listed as fair Tuesday.
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Lexington
Parochial Pupils Enroll and Butte Opens School Term
Butte public schools begin 1952 53 registration at 8:30 9:00 a m at nine elementary schools parochial enrollment rises to about 2533 first day Catholic elementary schools report 2533 students as compared to 2496 last year.
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Butte Public Schools
Butte High School
Webster-Garfield Auditorium
George Haney
Butte
James Short
School of Education
Montana State University
Democrats Paying for Truman Trip
The Democratic National Committee covers President Truman's whistle stop tour expenses to Milwaukee for about 20 in his party. Costs include double one way fares, meals, and Pullman accommodations. the special train's stop costs are not charged by railroads.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Milwaukee
UN Poll Seeks Delay of Debates Across General Assembly
UN officials began polling its 60 members in New York to learn if policy debates in the General Assembly should be postponed until after the U.S. elections in November. Assembly opens October 14. Early returns show most members oppose a delay, with Canada leading a campaign for no postponement.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
World Organization
General Assembly
U. S
Assembly
Canada
FBI captures fugitive Virgil Geurin in Great Falls tavern
Federal agents closed in on a Great Falls tavern and arrested Virgil Geurin 44 a convicted burglar and escapee from Atmore Prison Farm. Geurin used multiple aliases and has a decades long criminal record including white slavery and burglary. He is held in Cascade County Jail awaiting U.S. commissioner arraignment and faces warrants from Wolf Point for second degree assault.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Great Falls
Virgil Geurin
Atmore
Ala
Butte
Percy Wyly
Idaho-Montana
FBI
Wyly
Geurin
Rogersville
Muscle Shoals
Florence
Fort Benton
Herman Roberts
Roberts
Alabama
Montana
Virgil Void Geurin
Virgil Loftin
George Wilson
George Nelson
Roy James
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wolf Point
Cascade County
U. S
Weather Forecast BU and Montana Forecast Summary
Considerable cloudiness with afternoon thundershowers Wednesday. Fair Wednesday night. Little temperature change. Expected minimum Wednesday 35, maximum 77. Period temperatures include 12 midnight Monday to 5:30 pm Tuesday. Montana west of Divide clear to partly cloudy Wednesday and night, high 75 to 85. East of Divide clear to Wednesday night, cooler northeast Wednesday, high 70 to 80. Partly cloudy Wednesday night, cooler east.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Chinese Troops Test UN Hill Defenses
Allied air forces bombed Sinanju airfield as reconnaissance tracked North Korean laborers repairing the field. The 70 direct bomb hits left the runway pockmarked. Chinese Red troops probed Bunker and Siberia hills and Old Baldy, with about 40 attempting a raid on Old Baldy amid tropical storm rain and strong winds.
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Seoul
Sinanju
Pyongyang
Levi Chase
Cortland
N. Y
Fifth Air Force
Battle Front
Red
Bunker
Siberia Hills
Old Baldy
Montana Traffic Death Toll Rises
Daniel H Helge son 42 of Baker was killed when his car overturned four miles west of Baker on Labor Day weekend. Montana reported 143 traffic fatalities for 1952, up from 126 last year, making Helgeson the 10th holiday highway victim as a foray to blueprints found clutched beneath the overturned car.
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Baker
Daniel H. Helgeson
Here
Montana
Helgeson
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
Forrest Wilkinson
Fatal Rollovers Claim Two in Montana Incidents
Catherine Saxa of Dixon was killed when a car rolled over near the Indian Agency north of Dixon. Joe Finlay, a passenger, was lightly injured. In Helena, George Palin aged 36 of Deer Lodge died in a crash west of Helena after a vehicle left the highway, while driver Lyle A. Calhoun was hospitalized with minor injuries.
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Thompson Falls
Catherine Saxa
Dixon
Indian Agency
Vance Shrider
Joe Finlay
Helena
Montana
George Palin
Deer Lodge
Dave Middleman
Palin
Lyle A. Calhoun
Middleman
Trenton Man Dies From Aug Crash Injuries
Helena report states John Renchen 27 of Trenton Kentucky died from injuries sustained in an August 28 accident after an August 30 death notice. details appear on page 7 column 7.
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Helena
U.P
State Highway Patrol
John Renchen
Trenton
Russia to Veto New U N Membership if 14 Nation Plan Refused
In a Security Council address Jacob A. Malik of the Soviet Union vowed to veto any U N membership applications as long as the West rejects Moscow's 14 nation package. The United States and allies denounced the plan as a horse trade and indicated they will also veto Japan's bid. The outcome is likely no new members will be recommended to the General Assembly meeting on October 14.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
U. N
Moscow
United States
Malik
Security Council
Japan
General Assembly
U.N
Lovett Sees Army Budget Plateau After 1953 Start
Defense Secretary Robert Lovett said the armed forces will seek about the same total as this year about 46.6 billion dollars for 1954. He confirmed that the defense buildup can begin leveling off after July 1, 1953, the start of fiscal 1954.
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ARMY
Washington
Robert A. Lovett
Congress
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