Third Major Political Party Urged
Col Robert R McCormick editor of the Chicago Tribune predicts a third major party will emerge by 1948 with an American Party proposal. He plans to vote Republican in Illinois but favors forming a new party to back patriotic congressional candidates across both parties. He cites unsatisfactory Republican platforms and anti Truman Republican sentiment as motives.
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Chicago
Robert R. McCormick
The
Yi Tribune
Thursay
Col. McCormick
Illinois
Eisenhower
Stevenson
McCormick
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Congress
United States
Willkie
Dewey
America
Rioting Sweeps Hyderabad and Secunderabad After Communist Provocation
Rioting in Hyder abad and Secunderabad left four dead and about 80 injured as protests over outsiders' state jobs prompted a one week curfew. Police fired on mobs as demonstrations closed shops and halted public transit. Students and ex volunteers from a Muslim army stance led the unrest.
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Hyderabad
India
Secunderabad
Indian Union
Nademovic Murder Case Set for Trial Oct 14
Alexander Nademovic awaits trial on a murder charge for the bludgeon death of Mrs. Ellen Brooks in February. Judge John M. McClernan plans to call a jury October 14 and has ordered notes of issue for the trial calendar. Nademovic fled the county jail for 31 hours after escaping by distracting a deputy with water before being recaptured.
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Alexander Nademovic
Ellen Brooks
John M. McClernan
McClernan
Department of Court
Nademovic
Liberty
Ike Urges All Americans to Back 10 Point Peace Plan
Eisenhower appeals to national audience at Philadelphia rally to join a 10 point crusade for peace and strength. He labels current leadership bungling and vows no isolationism while opposing aggression, blasting Stevenson and promising a forceful, liberty urging program. Mamie Eisenhower appears as crowds roar.
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Ike
Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
John Fine
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
McGranery Expands Internal Security to Watch Subversives
Attorney General McGranery announced a broadened internal security section within the Justice Department to intensify scrutiny of Communist and other subversive activity. He said the effort will complement but not replace FBI investigations, aiming to better use FBI findings to spot subversion nationwide. He stressed the Communist threat remains serious and the expansion will strengthen safeguards.
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Washington (P
McGranery
Justice Department
Internal Security
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Internal Security Section
Department
Bonneville Drops Power Output Amid Low Stream Flows
The Bonneville Power Administration reduced regional output by about 300000 kilowatts after rapid drops in Northwest streams. The cut affects roughly one third of the area’s aluminum production under emergency interruption contracts. If flows stay low, firm power commitments may be curbed.
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Kalispell
Nortwest
Bonneville Power Administration
BPA
Montana
Grand Coulee Dam
Pacific Northwest
British unions back hold-the-line wage policy
Margate report says Britain's organized labor unions voted to limit wage demands to curb inflation and prevent economic collapse. A Communist backed proposal to raise wages was rejected, and the Trades Union Congress endorsed the Conservative government's policy.
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Margate
Eng
Britain
Trades Union Congress
Iranians Hopeful as Talks on Oil Crisis Advance
Tehran press adopts hopeful mood after days of gloom as Iran considers possible progress in oil crisis talks with Britain and the United States.
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Tehran
Iran
Harrison Calls Red Koreans Puppets in Panmunjom Standoff
The chief Allied negotiator Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison denounced North Korea as puppets of alien Communist rulers and walked out for a week’s recess. He warned the Reds aim to prolong the conflict and cited stalled armistice over prisoners. U.S. and Britain shift to seek UN General Assembly action on Korea talks to revive deadlocked truce.
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Munsan
Korea
William K. Harrison
Panmunjom
Harrison
United Nations
N. Y
U.P
United States
Britain
United Nations General Assembly
Washington
U. S
General Assembly
Red China
North Korea
United Nations Command
U. N
U S Immigration Policy Study Commission Created
President Truman ordered a seven man commission to study immigration policy after vetoing the McCarran Walter bill. The commission, led by Philip B Perlman, will examine inequities in the new law and report by January 1.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Congress
U. S
Philip B. Perlman
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Woods Sworn In As Price Stabilizer
Tighe E. Woods was sworn in as price stabilizer and said he hopes to win support from housewives angered by rising prices.
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Washington
U.P
Tighe E. Woods
Purses snatched from dying girls and blind vendor in San Diego
Deputy Coroner reports two 14 and 16 year old girls identified after purses snatched at the scene of a car crash. A blind newspaper vendor, Mrs Ella LaVallee, had her purse stolen from a street corner stand containing $11.
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San Diego
Calif
Jess Canale
Sue Muse
Georgie Crawford
Ella la Valee
Stevenson Urges Western Tour To Skirt Ike Pressure
Sen George Smathers of Florida urged Adlai Stevenson to fit a nine day western tour into his schedule to counter Eisenhower's Dixie campaign and possibly carry Florida in November. Stevenson planned a nine day swing with 11 formal speeches and eight whistle stop talks, mostly by plane.
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Springfield
Ill
George Smathers
Florida
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
Smathers
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
White House
Stevenson
Smather
Denver
Wilson Wyatt
Eisenhower
South
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Truman
Wyatt
Bridge enthusiasts flood Butte for Silver Bow tournament
More than 200 duplicate bridge fans from several states arrived in Butte for the four day Silver Bow sectional fall championships. Directors Tom Meyers and Daniel Lefevre of Seattle oversee registrations and play at the Finlen hotel under the American Contract Bridge League western division. Trophies from the Anaconda Copper Mining Company and titles in team of four, masters, Silver Bow and open pairs will be awarded as the Montana Northwest event runs through Sunday night.
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Silver Bow
Hazel Carter
Central Committee
Denver
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Spokane
Idaho Falls
Montana
Tom Meyers
Daniel Lefevre
Butte
Finlen Hotel
American Contract Bridge League
Finlen
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana and Northwest
Missoula Child and MSU Student In Critical Condition
A Missoula child Karen Neblett age 3 and Montana State University junior Allan Tweto remain unconscious after separate auto accidents. Neblett was struck Wednesday. physicians say her condition is serious. Tweto, from Missoula, was critically hurt in the Blackfoot Valley wreck last Saturday and has shown no signs of movement.
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Missoula
Montana State University
Karen Neblett
R. E. Neblett
Allan Tweto
MSU
Blackfoot Valley
Tweto
Probers Claim Commies Run a Major Union
Senate inquiry urged Justice Department perjury action against leaders of the 65000 member Distributive Processing and Office Workers of America described as Kremlin linked. Officers named are Arthur Osman James Durkin and Donald Henderson. union alleged to use terror tactics while Taft Hartley affidavits mask Communist ties.
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Eladers
Kremlin
Senate Internal Security
McCarran
D-Nev
Communist Party
Independent
Distributive, Processing and Office Workers of America
New York
Arthur Osman
James Durkin
Donald Henderson
Workers ratify contract with Anaconda Copper Mining Company
The Butte Miners union Butte Stationary Engineers union and Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen's union ratified a new contract with Anaconda Copper Mining Company. Votes: 1781 557. 228 28. 1308 153. Wage raise 8 cents retroactive to July 1. three weeks vacation after 15 years. 50 cent monthly hospital and medical plan. contract extended one year with reopening July 1 1953.
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Butte Miners Union
Butte Stationary Engineers Union
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana Joint Negotiating Committee
Independent Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Anaconda Company
Stationary Engineers Union
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen
Montana Infant Drowns In Irrigation Ditch
Wallace Dean Plowman an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Plowman drowned Thursday after he tumbled into a foot deep irrigation ditch near their Montana home five miles south of Manhattan The coroner said the child followed his father to the mailbox then disappeared The body was recovered 45 minutes later a quarter mile from the house The Plowman boy was the 27th drowning victim in Montana that year.
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Manhattan
Wallace Dean Plowman
Arnold Plowman
Here
Bernard Dahl
Plowman
Montana
U S Ambassador Briggs Reports On Oatis Talks
Reports from Washington say Ambassador Ellis O Briggs gave Secretary Acheson secret notes on his efforts to free U S journalist William N Oatis from a Czech prison. No new progress or details were disclosed as negotiations with the Communists remain fruitless.
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Washington
U.S
U. S
Ellis O. Briggs
Dean Acheson
William N. Oatis
Briggs
Ike and Adlai May Not Meet at Plowing Contest
Farmwife Clara Snow in Kasson prepares to host Generals Eisenhower and Stevenson at the National Plowing Contest in southeastern Minnesota. Officials consider a canopy for the speakers platform as about 100000 spectators arrive to watch plowing matches and listen to the candidates. Mrs Snow plans two farm style dinners to avoid meeting the rivals on her Snow farm. Eisenhower arrives by air at Rochester and proceeds by motorcade to the site.
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Kasson
Minn
Clara Snow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Minnesota
Weather Forecast For Butte And Montana Regions
Partly cloudy Friday with scattered thundershowers and cooler Friday afternoon into night. Butte highs near 77 with 38 low. Airport-Minimum 43 and 81 high. School of Mines 48 to 79. West of Divide clear to partly cloudy with cooler north tonight. East of Divide similar with isolated late thunderstorms mostly south. highs 60-70 north and 75-85 south. Cooler east and south Friday night.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Bitter Fighting Rages for Two Hours Over Bunker Hill
Allied infantry and artillery beat back eight Chinese storming parties during a two hour assault on Bunker Hill in northwest Korea. An Allied officer reported heavy Communist casualties and a close air battle that saw 13 MiGs destroyed, with Maj. Frederick C. Blesse earning his fifth MIG victory as Sabres protected supply lines toward Pyongyang.
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Seoul
Bunker Hill
Federal Employee Ousted for Leak In Loyalty Board Case
The Civil Service Commission suspends Miriam M. Dehaas amid a grand jury inquiry into a leak of confidential loyalty review board records. McCarthy accused of implicating the wrong person, while Dehaas previously had access to sensitive files as a loyalty review board examiner.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Loyalty Review Board
Miriam M. Dehaas
Commission
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Review Board
McCarthy
Milwaukee
Truman to Speak in Kalispell for Hungry Horse Dedication
President Truman is tentatively slated to address 6500 people at Kalispell High School Gym Oct 7 at 3 p m as part of Hungry Horse Dam dedication ceremonies. He will arrive by motorcade from Columbia Falls after 10 a m train stop and later proceed to Whitefish.
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Truman
Kalispell High School
Hungry Horse Dam
Don Treloar
Flathead Valley
Treloar
Whitefish
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