Labor Day politics heat up as parties woo workers
President Eisenhower touts a strong economy while Adlai Stevenson blasts poverty and policy failures. Stevenson rallies in Detroit and Muskegon, accusing the administration of a cynical pledge and labor policy flaws. Mitchell's report counters with rising employment, higher wages, and improved take home pay, as labor leaders urge vigilance against complacency.
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Eisenhower
America
Adlai E. Stevenson
Detroit
Stevenson
Cadillac Square
Michigan
Muskegon
National Labor Relations Board
Pontiac
GOP
Dulles
Labor
Mitchell
Walter Reuther
The
Auto Workers
Reuther
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Forest Fire Menaces Wyoming Town of Esterbrook
A fast moving wildfire near Esterbrook Wyoming threatens the 96 residents as winds up to 70 mph push flames toward the village. Fire crews from Medicine Bow and neighboring forests battle outbreaks, with 350 on the lines and arson suspected as the blaze scorches 1 200 acres.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Esterbrook
Ben Rice
Medicine Row National Forest
Forest Service
Routt
Roosevelt National Forests
Colorado
Black Hills National Forest
South Dakota
Big Horn National Forest
Medicine Bow Rangers
Here
National Forest
Butte and Anaconda Return to Mountain Standard Time
After 120 days Butte and Anaconda again operate on Mountain Standard Time. The change took effect Monday at midnight with residents turning clocks back one hour ending Daylight Saving Time which began May 6. The Anaconda Company mines and plants in Butte revert to 7 a.m. Tuesday.
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Butte
Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Leviero, Pulitzer Newsman, Dies at 50 in Mass
Anthony H. Leviero, a longtime New York Times reporter and Pulitzer Prize winner, died of a heart attack at St. Luke's Hospital in Pittsfield. The Washington staff veteran, 50, suffered the fatal attack while vacationing with his wife Fay Harrison at Chanterwood Inn in Lee.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Anthony H. Leviero
New York Times
St. Luke’s Hospital
Leviero
Times’ Washington
Fay Harrison
Chanterwood Inn
Lee
Catholic Schools Start Today Public Tomorrow In Butte Area
Parochial elementary and high schools resume Tuesday with parochial and rural Silver Bow County schools starting Tuesday and public schools beginning Wednesday. Teachers meet Tuesday morning at Webster-Garfild. Montana School of Mines president Dr. J R Van Pelt will speak and George Haney will chair. Enrollment projections show rises in both public and parochial systems, with 5902 public grade students and about 1850 at Butte High School.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Webster-Garfield School
J. R. van Pelt
Montana School of Mines
George Haney
Silver Bow County
Rocker
Ramsay
Fish Creek
Melrose
Divide
Boys Central
Girls Central
Butte High School
Guardsmen Quiet Clinton as They Bar Assemblies at Night
Guardsmen cleared Clinton Courthouse Square after facing a 1500 strong anti integration mob. 633 National Guardsmen under Gen. Joe Henry banned outdoor assemblies and traffic detours were imposed on US 25 W. Tennessee Supreme Court refused to halt Clinton High School integration. Negro pupils would attend the school with possible guardsmen escorts as court battles continue.
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Clinton
Tenn
Courthouse Square
Main Street
U. S. 25-W
Adj
Joe Henry
National Guardsmen
Tennessee Supreme Court
Nashville
Clinton High School
U. S. Supreme Court
Tennessee Federation For Constitutional Government
Henry
State Highway Patrol
Frank Clement
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
W. E. Lewallen
2 Negro High School
California Coed Falls From Plane Near Stinson Beach
Flora Lizabeth Anderson, 22, of San Francisco, reportedly opened a door and fell from a small rented plane at about 3 p.m. Monday while flying with Stanley Gordon near Mt. Tamalpais. Gordon landed the craft at San Francisco Bay Airport. Anderson was not recovered.
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San Rafael
Calif
University of California
San Francisco Bay Airport
Gordon
Tom Cheetham
Stinson Beach
James Dougan
Bolinas
Mt. Tamalpais
Associated Press
Guardsmen Attacked in Clinton Over Occupation Dispute
Five men attacked two National Guardsmen as they escorted a routine drill through Clinton Tennessee. Garland Pew of Sale Creek was knifed and hospitalized, while the other guard was unhurt. Governor Clement posted a $5000 reward for arrests and conviction.
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Dayton
Tenn
National
Montana Weather Outlook for Tuesday to Wednesday
Montana east region sees fair to partly cloudy skies with cool conditions. Highs near 50 to 60 and lows in the 25 to 35 range. gradual warming through midweek. Montana west remains clear to partly cloudy with little temperature change. highs 50 to 60 and nights 25 to 35 as temperatures edge up Wednesday.
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Montana
Racial Violence Strikes Oliver Springs Main Street
A mob of about 250 terrorized Oliver Springs Main Street over rumors of school integration. A Black man fired at a white man, injuring him in the arm, then fled with a companion as two dynamite blasts were reported nearby. Police sought aid from surrounding counties.
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Oliver Springs
Tenn
Main Street
East Tennessee
Anderson County
Glad Woodward
Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High
Woodward
Fred Giles
Roane
Anderson
Morgan
Clinton
Giles
18 Nation Plan on Suez Presented to Nasser in Cairo
The Menzies mission presented the 18 nation plan for international control of the Suez Canal to Egyptian President Nasser in Cairo. Nasser cooperated on conference scheduling while stressing Egyptian sovereignty and seeking a possible compromise with Eisenhower's stance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Menzies
Nasser
Suez Canal
Robert G. Menzies
Abdel Hakim Amer
Cyprus
John Thornton Stanley
Paris
U. S
Eisenhower
Highway Slaughter Toll Tops 400 Amid Labor Day Weekend
Traffic deaths on the nation’s highways rose to 405 by midnight Monday as Labor Day weekend ended. The National Safety Council noted the drop from earlier rates and hoped the final toll would stay below its 480 prediction, with 405 deaths, 76 drownings, and 65 miscellaneous deaths reported in the AP survey.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Seaboard
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Council
Two Montanans Drown in Ft. Peck Lake
Circle Montana reports two men drowned when their boat capsized on Ft. Peck Reservoir Sunday afternoon. Jay Elverud 70 and Dean Freitag 23 of Circle were aboard with three others who clung to the overturned craft for five hours. Freitag remains missing as a multi‑agency search continued.
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Circle
U.P
Ft. Peck Reservoir
Jay Elverud
Dean Freitag
Elverud
Freitag
Kenton Larson
Keith
C. P. Grimes
Cole
Rock Creek
Fort Peck
Jordan
Garfield County
Fort Peck Lake
Parents plead with kidnapper for return of daughter
In Hamden Connecticut Mr and Mrs Stephen Ruotolo and their pastor appealed on a radio broadcast for the return of six week old Cynthia abducted last Saturday from a department store foyer. The father also disclosed their eight year old son Kenneth fell ill with a 102 degree fever after the incident. The FBI halted 200 volunteers as a possible breakthrough prompted excitement but no clues emerged.
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Kenneth
Father O'Connell
FBI
What’s in a Name Bushelman Tailors Bushelman Ads
Bushelman denotes a tailor or clothes maker. Sell a bushelman’s product with Want Ads or find one in this paper. Dial 5451 to have a Want Ad writer tailor your ad for fast action.
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Bushelman
Indian Train Wreck Toll May Be 121
Rescue teams recovered 112 bodies after a passenger train plunged into a monsoon swollen river near Hyderabad. Nine more bodies were believed trapped in debris of two coaches from a rain weakened bridge.
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Hyderabad
India
U.P
Snow Dampens Labor Day Across Montana Sports
Chilly Labor Day brings the first snowfall outside mountains as parades golf events rodeo and tennis finals proceed in Montana. Gov. Aronson and opponent Olsen take part in the Dillon Harvest Celebration parade as clocks end daylight saving in Butte Anaconda.
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Associated Press
Montana
Pee ‘Ous
Butte
Havre
Kalispell
Elistown
Dillon
J. Hugo Aronson
Arnold H. Olsen
Anaconda
Williams 92 Dies in Butte After Long Life in Montana
Noah Williams 92 of Whitehall and longtime Butte area figure died Monday in a Butte hospital ten days before his 93rd birthday. Born in Wales September 13 1863 he came to the United States as a young man and married Elizabeth C. Williams in Pennsylvania in 1886. He and his wife helped found Williamsburg in Butte and later moved to Fish Creek, then Whitehall in 1940. He is survived by a son, several daughters and sons in law, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending in Whitehall with services to be held in Silver Star.
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Noah Williams
Whitehall
Montana
Williamsburg
Butte
Mr. Williams
United States
Land
Wales
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth C. Williams
Fish Creek
Dean Nordberg
Bozeman
E. T. Williams
Elizabeth
N. J
Patween
Oe Funeral
Silver Star
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