Kelley to Speak at Butte Dinner in His Honor
Cornelius F. Kelley chairman of the Ana conda Copper Mining Co will address a Butte dinner in his honor tonight The event at the Finlen hotel Silver Bow ballroom draws a large crowd from labor business and professions It will be broadcast on KOPR at 6 30 ready time and rebroadcast at 10 30 over KBOW The program includes a toastmaster invocation benediction and brief talks by union and chamber leaders, with Virginia City Players and Margaret Mullen providing entertainment.
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Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
America
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Butte
Butte Development Association
Kelley
KOPR
KBOW
William Meyer
J. J. O'Connor
Thomas
Air Force C47 Explosion Killing 11 in Japan Heat
An Air Force C47 exploded on takeoff from a southern Japan airfield killing 11 people including three International News Service correspondents Frank Emery Charles Rosecrans and Ken Inogue. The plane carried four crew and 10 passengers with three off before liftoff.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Japan
International News Service
INS
Frank Emery
Charles Rosecrans
Ken Inogue
Public Information Office
PIO
Korea
Emery
Rosecrans
Inogue
Florida Storm Leaves 400 Homeless and 3 Dead
A tropical hurricane battered central Florida lashing Cedar Key and nearby areas. Three people are confirmed dead and about 400 residents of Cedar Key, a 982‑population fishing village, are homeless without power. Jim Kerlin, AP photographer, was trapped during the 14 hour blow.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Gulf Coast
Orlando
Cedar Key
Gainesville
Associated Press
Jimmy Kerlin
Three Escape Death When Auto Smacks Locomotive
Eddie Patrick held in jail on reckless driving and leaving scene charges after his car struck a Union Pacific locomotive at Kaw avenue crossing. Mrs Diane Baker suffered a bruised foot. her six year old daughter unharmed. Patrick's Montana permit had been revoked. Washington license car ownership unclear. Locomotive sustained no damage and crew unharmed.
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Eddie Patrick
Ernett Sullivan
Parick
South Wyoming Street
John O’leary
John O'Mara
Union Pacific
Kaw Avenue
Herb O'Neill
Joe Zobenka
Diane Baker
St. James Hospital
Sullivan
Patrick
Montana
Washington
State Disaster Council Approves Local Civil Defense Plan
Montana's disaster council approved a model local plan to defend the state during wartime. Gov. Bonner announced details and said copies will be mailed statewide after minor edits. The plan explains civil defense is not a military force but a local coordinated effort with state resources available when needed.
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Helena
State Disaster Council
Bonner
Red Cross
National Guard
Kelley Family Arrives in Butte for Development Dinner
Mr and Mrs Cornelius F Kelley and their daughter Frances Keresey with children Tom and Tessie arrived in Butte from Swan Lake. Kelley, chairman of Anaconda Copper Mining company, will be guest of honor at a Thursday dinner of the Butte Development Association and address the gathering.
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Cornelius F. Kelley
Frances Keresey
Tom
Tessie
Butte
Kelley
Swan Lake
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte Development Association
Truman Regrets Naval Police Remark About Marines
President Truman expressed regret for the language in his letter to Representative McDonough calling the Marines a naval police force with a propaganda machine almost equal to Stalin's. He handed Gen. Clifton B. Cates a personal letter and urged reading at the Marine Corps League convention as protests cooled.
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Truman
United States
Stalin
Korea
Representative McDonough
Calif
Mr. Truman
Clifton B Cates
Marine Corps
White House
McDonough
Marine Corps League
Clay Nixon
Congressional Record
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
President Truman Signs Record $35.6 Billion Budget Bill
President Truman signed a $35,554,600,425 appropriation to fund the government for another year while opposing a mandatory loan to Franco Spain. He argued Congress cannot compel Spain loans, asserting the measure is authorization, not a directive, and that Spain remains eligible for borrowing if approved.
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Washington
Truman
Franco Spain
Spain
Congress
Butte Weather Forecast Thaws Between Clear and Cloudy
For Butte Thursday clear to partly cloudy with little temperature change. Lows around 41 and high near 84. Airport readings show 42/82 with Mines 47/78. Divide area expects scattered thunder storms with highs 75 to 85 west and 80 to 90 east in the western mountains.
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School of Mines
Divide
Associated Press
Billings Aenee Ene
Russia Charges Red Bomber Victim of Unprovoked Attack
Moscow charges a Soviet bomber shot down near Haiyang island was the victim of an unprovoked American air attack. Three Soviet pilots died in the incident. The note demands a strict investigation, punishment of those responsible, and compensation. Ambassador Kirk discussed the matter with Foreign Minister Vishinsky but refused to receive the note, saying UN jurisdiction applies.
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Moscow
Russia
Korea Bay
United States
Alan G. Kirk
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Haiyang Island
Haiyun-tao
Korea
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Kirk
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow Radio
Vishinsky
City Council Sets Up Sweeping Flushing Districts
The council formed 10 flushing and sweeping districts to be funded by taxpayers along designated streets based on frontage. Nineteen additional special improvement districts were authorized with costs per district from 500 to 10,000 dollars. A protest hearing was scheduled for Oct. 4 at city hall and new street lights will be installed in these districts as tested by the city.
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Flushing
Thomas R. Morgan
City Hall
Mayor Proclaims Census Day in Butte and urges counts
City leaders designate September 11 as Census Day for Butte and Silver Bow county and urge all residents to ensure they are counted in the 1950 census. Officials note possible undercounting and highlight implications for school, housing, roads, safety regulations, and per capita benefits. The campaign includes distributing blanks and mail back options through the Chamber of Commerce and local stores.
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Thomas R. Morgan
Butte
Silver Bow County
Morgan
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chapman Hearing to Start Today
Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman challenged Sen. Schoeppel to a face to face hearing to answer charges of Communist affiliations. The Senate interior committee will begin public hearings with Chapman as the first witness, and E. L. Bartlett is set to testify regarding Bartlett and Feltus in Alaska statehood matters.
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Washington
U.P
Secretary of the Interior
Oscar Chapman
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Senate Interior Committee
Chapman
Schoeppel
O'Mahoney
E. L. Bartlett
Interior Department
Bartlett
O’mahoney
John Hampton Randolph Feltus
Alaska Statehood Committee
Feltus
Poland
Plan to Stop Aid to Red Korea Killed
LAKE SUCCESS Sept 6 Russia cast its 44th veto to kill a U S proposal urging all nations to refrain from aiding the Korean Communists The Security Council also rejected a Soviet demand for withdrawal of UN forces from Korea The United States resolution sought to prevent the war and end North Korean defiance of UN cease fire orders Yugoslavia and Egypt abstained the body adjourned until Thursday for further sessions
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Lake Success
Russia
United States
Security Council
United Nations
Korea
Council
Jakob A. Malik
North Korea
Malik
Yugoslavia
Egypt
Warren R. Austin
Symington Named Home Front Boss by President Truman
President Truman selects W Stuart Symington to head the home front with supervisory powers over price wage controls credit allocation and rationing. Senators say Symington will direct credit controls possibly via the Federal Reserve Board with Commerce Agriculture and Interior sharing allocation duties. He plans a committee to audit industrial inventories and curb excess stocks.
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Truman
W. Stuart Symington
Pulbright
D-Ark
Robertson
D-Va
Symington
National Security Resources Board
Senate
Maybank
D-S.c
Banking Committee
President Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce, Agriculture and Interior Departments
Senate Appropriations Committee
Enemy Storms Nearer to Imperiled Taegu
United Nations forces bolster Taegu defense as 50 000 Chinese Communist troops press along a northern front within seven miles of the city. Gen MacArthur reports repulsed attacks north of Taegu and ground gained by counterattacks from Angang to the east coast.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Taegu
MacArthur
Angang
Pohang
Greatest Air Strike of War Hits Communists
Tokyo reports the Korean War's largest air strike with 625 sorties. About 40 Red tanks damaged and a two hour fire bomb attack set Pohang ablaze as U S and allied fighters pounded the northern front above Yongchon and Kyongju.
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Tokyo
Pohang
United States Fifth Air Force
Earle R. Partridge
Yongchon
Kyongju
United States Corsair
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Air Force
Murder trial may be set for Trombley case
Lucille Trombley, 28, Chippewa, held in Silver Bow jail since Feb 26 on a murder charge in her brother in law Melvin Trombley’s death, may face trial late October or early November. Judge John B. McClernan called for notes of issue due Oct 2 to set a jury term if enough cases are ready. Trombley, who says she fired through a window after seeing him kiss another woman, entered a not guilty plea March 9 amid a divorce action by Joseph Trombley.
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Lucille Trombley
Silver Bow
Melvin Trombley
John B. McClernan
McClernan
Joseph C. Trombley
Yanks Struggle Behind North Korean Lines On Masan Front
American Second Division infantrymen who hid behind North Korean lines as Reds broke through six days ago begin filtering back to American positions. Lt. Raymond McDaniel and Corp. Floyd Burkhart were among the first to return, recounting close encounters with advancing Communist forces and perilous river crossings at the Naktong.
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United States
Masan
Raymond McDaniel
Bloomington
Ind
Corp
Floyd Burkhart
Nanty Glo
Johnstown
Naktong River
Burkhart
McDoniel
Naktong
Marines Drive Reds Back From Naktong River Front
In Korea's Second Division sector west of Yongsan Marines and infantry pushed a large Red force to the rain swollen Naktong. Since Aug 31 about 7 300 Communists killed or wounded. 1 300 in the last 24 hours. Maj Frank S Meszar said American casualties were heavy. Marines cleared hog back ridge and Hill 285 near Changnyong to seal the river line.
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Korea
Naktong River
Yongsan
Frank S. Meszar
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Changnyong
Taegu
United Nations
Hogback Ridge
Meszar
South Koreans Make Surprise Landings on Strategic Islands
A South Korean naval spokesman said surprise landings Wednesday on two strategic islands off the Korean west and southwest coast marked a very important naval operation. Battles were in progress as these actions prepare for a stronger naval response to North Korean offensives. One island lay near Kunsan and the other off Mokpo.
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Kunsan
Pohang
Mokpo
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Randolph Churchill
Churchill
Britain
London Daily Telegraph
Mr. and
Mrs. Kelley
Red Korean
NEA Telephoto
Red Korea
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