Incumbents Prevail in Most State Primaries
Nearly complete returns show most incumbents winning renomination across eight state primaries. Wisconsin incumbent McCarthy led with 536,772 votes, facing Democrat Thomas Fairchild in November. Washington nominees include Lang for governor and Mitchell challenging Rosellini for Senate. Senator Cain won renomination. Jackson to face him in November.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Senate
Len Schmitt
Walter Kohler
William Proxmire
Washington
Arthur B. Lang
John Lydon
Seattle
Langlie
Hugh B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Albert D. Rosellini
Harry P. Cain
Henry D. Jackson
Stevenson Attacks GOP On Corruption Issue
Governor Adlai E Stevenson campaigns through California on his first whistle-stop tour indicting Republicans for corruption. He says Eisenhowers team treats honesty as a shared issue and notes he is tired of proving his integrity to the public during a San Joaquin Valley train journey. A Modesto crowd of about 5,000 hears him criticize the rival.
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Stevenson
Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
California
San Joaquin Valley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Modesto
Eisenhower
Trustee Rouleau Seeks to Resign from School Board
Rene O Rouleau has submitted his resignation as a member of the Butte School District No 1 board, effective July 30. Board chairman Newell Evans said no action was taken yet and the board did not meet in August. resignation will be considered at the next regular meeting on Sept 15. Rouleau served nearly 20 years on a term expiring in April. he had been vice chairman in 1951 and chairman after Dr. John Bertoglio’s resignation. He said he submitted an unqualified resignation and will not participate in board activities.
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Rene O. Rouleau
Butte
Rouleau
Newell Evans
Evans
George Haney
John Bertoglio
Butte Chest Drive Captains Named
Ten business and professional men named as captains of the 1952 Community Chest Advance Gifts section. William H. Mott and E. P. Frizelle announced the appointments. Captains include D Barrett Kane and F J Sten among others. Teams will lead five man groups starting Sept 17 with further organizational meetings set for the Classified Business section.
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Red Feather
Community Chest
William H. Mott
E. P. Frizelle
D. Barrett Kane
Atherton Lane
F. J. Sten
Argyle
L. E. Stevenson
West Park
Kendrick Smith
West Broadway
John W. Cromer
West Silver
H. G. Carmichael
Whitman
R. E. Crangle
Henry
George P. Sarsfield
Harvard
Fred W. Strandberg
West Platinum
Richard S. Bentley
State
Edward P. Shea
Finlen Hotel
School Teachers Refuse to Say If They Were Reds
Seven New York City teachers refused to answer a Senate subcommittee about Communist Party membership. They were among ten teachers subpoenaed as the panel probes Communist influence in schools. The witnesses followed testimony by Dr. Bella V. Dodd who claimed to have recruited party members from city teachers.
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New York
U.P
New York City
Senate
Bella V. Dodd
Teachers Union
Record Farm Output Seen With No Serious Surpluses
The Department of Agriculture forecast a record overall farm output for the year with no serious surplus. The September crop progress report notes recovery from drought in some areas and suggests meat dairy poultry and wool will be at historic highs. Population growth and strong buying power are cited as key factors.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Acheson Stresses Unshifted Korean Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States seeks a meeting of the minds with friendly nations at the UN General Assembly next month over Korea. He dismissed reports of shifting armistice efforts from Panmunjom to the UN and said military commanders on the scene should handle the talks. He noted US positions will be clarified before assembly and mentioned Mexico’s prisoner asylum proposal as a separate idea.
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Washington
Acheson
United States
United Nations’ General Assembly
Panmunjom
Ernest Gross
U. S
Gross
General Assembly
Mexico
Eisenhower urges change as campaign swings toward Taft talks
Eisenhower, returning to New York after a cross country tour, says the crowds show a "desire for a change." Officials plan a conference with rivals Taft within 24 to 48 hours to set a date for talks on his GOP nomination strategy. The push focuses on unifying supporters after a split in the convention battle.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indianapolis
Washington
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
White House
Eisenhower
Cincinnati
Taft
Midwest
Republican National Dam
Acheson cites 156 Americans in Communist China
Secretary Acheson said an estimated 156 Americans remain behind Communist borders with 47 under house arrest or in prison. He condemned Communist crimes and called out the mistreatment of Bishop Francis Ford and others, urging fair trials and access to counsel.
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Washington
Acheson
Red
China
Francis Ford
Cath
Olic
State Department
Bishop Ford
Gertrude Cone
William Wallace
Philip Cline
174 Emploees Ousted, Snyder Reports
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder released a report to taxpayers detailing 174 Internal Revenue Service dismissals in the last fiscal year. The figures split into bribes or gifts, embezzlement, tax evasion, falsifying records, and miscellaneous misconduct as the bureau undergoes a postwar reorganization.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Truman
Congress
Aluminum Plant Construction Plans Announced
Kalispell hosts a welcome for Anaconda Copper officials unveiling a $45 million aluminum plant to be built near Columbia Falls. Construction starts next spring with completion about a year later, ensuring continuous operation. Governor Bonner says the project aids Montana and job prospects amid hydroelectric growth.
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Kalispell
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Columbia Falls
H. G. Satterthwaite
Great Falls
F. O. Case
New York
Anaconda Company
John W. Bonner
Montana
Eight Children of One Family Hit by Polio
Eleven year old Bobby Rogers died of polio at a Scottsbluff hospital as his grieving mother kept vigil over seven other children stricken by the disease. Six siblings were brought in from the Rogers farm while the eighth child had already been admitted. the mother Mrs Frank Rogers remained by their beds in sorrow.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
U.P
Bobby Rogers
Bobby
Rogers Farm
Frank Rogers
Montana Boy Survives Rope Hanging Near Willow Creek
In Willow Creek 11 year old Jack Howser son of Mr and Mrs T W Howser endured a near fatal hanging attempt by tying a rope to a tree limb and suspending himself from a milk can. He nearly suffocated before neighbors Lena Chinn and Helen Jean Chinn heard him and rushed to help. Continued on page 6 col 7.
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Willow Creek
Jack Howser
T. W. Howser
Marlena
Helen Jean Chinn
Husband Indicted in Almost Perfect Slaying
A Baltimore grand jury returned a murder indictment against G Edward Grammer after six minutes and nine witnesses. The 35 year old New York businessman is to be arraigned Monday as a speedy trial is sought. He is accused of bludgeoning his wife Dorothy Mae Grammer to death and dumping her body down a steep hill to stage an accident.
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Baltimore
A.P
G. Edward Grammer
Anselm Sodaro
New York
Grammer
Dorothy Mae
New Family
Father Molloy to Leave Butte for Columbia Falls Parish
The Rev William Molloy longtime Butte priest and St Patrick Parish assistant pastor has been named pastor of St Richard Parish Columbia Falls. Effective Sept 24 the appointment comes from Bishop Joseph M Gilmore as Helena diocese assigns clergy.
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William Molloy
Butte
William J. Molloy
West Copper
St. Patrick Parish
St. Richard Parish
Columbia Falls
Joseph M. Gilmore
Father Molloy
Helena
Immaculate Conception Church
Gilmore
Immaculate Conception
M. M. English
Boys Central High School
Carroll College
St. Edward Seminary
Seattle
Hugh A. Faley
Father Faley
Anaconda
St. Francis Parish
Hamilton
Wolf Point Boy Fatally Hurt by Railroad Car
Seven year old Elmer Donald Davis of Wolf Point died after a Great Northern freight car wheel ran over his legs while crossing the tracks with his cousin Robert Honeck. Paramedics and doctors tried to save him with amputation but he succumbed four hours later at Wolf Point Hospital.
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Wolf Point
U.P
Elmer Donald Davis
Elmer W. Davis
Great Northern
Robert Honeck
Robert
Elmer
Dug-In Infantrymen Beat Off Reds Night-Long Attacks
In central Korea near Capitol Hill South Korean infantry repelled night attacks by about 700 Chinese troops. Chinese forces counterattacked at nearby Finger Ridge but were driven back by Koreans. Six days of fighting left Communist losses around 2,200, with U S casualties rising to 117237. Brig Gen Lae Yung Moon praised the RO Korean soldiers for bravery.
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Seoul
Capitol Hill
Central Korea
Finger Ridge
Eighth Army
Red Air Force
Reds
Air Force
Marine
Sai
Lae Yung Moon
Defense Department
Washington
U. S
Two British Officers Arrested by German Reds
In Berlin two unidentified British officers in uniform were seized by Red policemen while on leave in Communist East Berlin. The British army said three soldiers disappeared while traveling west from Berlin along the 110 mile trunk highway through the Soviet zone.
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Berlin
Admiral Ingram Dies at 64 in San Diego
Admiral Jonas Howard Ingram former commander of Allied forces in the South Atlantic during World War II and ex football coach at the Naval Academy died in San Diego on Wednesday at age 64 He had suffered a heart attack last month while serving at Culver Military Academy. He retired from the Navy in 1947 after 44 years of service.
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San Diego
Calif
Jonas Howard Ingram
South Atlantic
U. S. Naval Academy
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Naval Academy
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Butte Weather Forecast Thursday Showers and Winds
Considerable cloudiness with occasional showers and thunderstorms and gusty winds Thursday. Temps range from 47 to 70 with highs 62 to 72 west of Divide and 65 to 85 east with showers and thundershowers into Thursday night.
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School of Mines
Divide
Western Boiler to Open Steel Warehouse in Butte
The Western Boiler and Machinery Company plans a new steel warehouse in the 1400 block of East Second, with cutting machinery to tailor steel for Montana and neighboring states. Tim J. Sullivan, chairman, announced the project directed by Jim Kelly and Ralph O. Godtland, boosting employment and enabling local purchase of tailored steel products.
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Butte
Western Boiler and Machinery Company
Montana
East Second
Tim J. Sullivan
Jim Kelly
Ralph O. Godtland
San Francisco Waterfront Idle In 24 Hour Strike
About 6 000 longshoremen moved cargo only to protest union leader Harry Bridges arrest and eease troubles as the San Francisco waterfront remained largely idle Wednesday in a 24 hour work stoppage.
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San Francisco
U.P
Eease
Harry Bridges
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