New Storm Hilda Threatens Yucatan and Ione Forms in Atlantic
Hurricane Hil da nears the Yucatan Peninsula causing two deaths and crop damage in Cuba while a second storm Ione threatens the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. Ione differs in size but forecasters warn of dangerous winds and possible hurricane development as warnings spread.
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Miami
Fla
Hilda
Yucatan Peninsula
Cuba
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Havana
Ione
Leeward
Miami Weather Bureau
Bahamas
U. S.- Atlantic
Caribbean
San Juan
St. Barthelemy
St. Martin
Anguilla
Leeward Islands
St. Croix
Ilone
Walter Enochson Dies After Illness In Butte
Walter B. Enochson a printer with the Butte Daily Post for 31 years died Wednesday afternoon in a local hospital after several weeks illness. He was 33 years in Butte, born in Spencer Iowa and a World War II veteran. Survivors include his wife Beulah and children Ross Callison and family in California, plus siblings and in laws. The Daly-Shea Mortuary holds the body and funeral details will be announced.
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Walter B. Enochson
Butte Daily Post
W. Diamond
Butte
Mr. Enochson
Spencer
Iowa
Silver Bow
American Legion
Butte Elks Lodge
Butte Typographic
Welland Seger
Cavalier
N. D
Jack Fay
Columbus
Daly-Shea Mortuary
This Gunman Has Change of Heart
A Springville Iowa cafe incident ends abruptly when a young gunman, who moments earlier demanded money, declares it a joke and leaves without violence. Authorities note the suspect communicated no immediate threat and fled the scene after the admission.
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Springville
Iowa
U.P
Escaped felons moved to state prison in Deer Lodge
Herman C. Salter 27 and James Eiland 29, escapees from Washington institutions, were transferred Wednesday to the state prison at Deer Lodge for safekeeping after being held in the Butte county jail. They had escaped Eastern Washington Hospital Aug 28 and took part in a July 5 prison riot at Walla Walla.
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Herman C. Salter
Washington
Deer Lodge
James Eiland
Eastern Washington Hospital For
Washington State Prison
Walla Walla
Salter
Eiland
Butte
Bill Dixon
William L. Dalling
Dixon
Eisenhower Stassen to Meet Friday on UN Disarmament
President Eisenhower will meet Harold Stassen Friday at the Denver White House to review progress on UN disarmament talks and the possibility of Soviet acceptance of the inspection proposals. Stassen flies from New York where he serves on the UN Disarmament Sub committee. The talks include the Geneva plan for exchange of military blueprints and reciprocal aerial inspections. American sources say the Soviet Union is seriously considering the plan.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
United Nations
Stassen
Denver White House
New York
U. S
U. N
Russia
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
End of an Eight Day New York Waterfront Strike
An eight day East and Gulf coast waterfront strike ended in New York with losses totaling over eight million dollars. The ILA hailed a peace plan for a citizen probe of grievances as a victory over the Waterfront Commission, though many called it face saving. Longshoremen began returning to 350 miles of piers as a public hearings committee was proposed to study ILA grievances and seek changes.
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New York
East
Gulf
International Longshoremen’s Assn. (Ind
New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
Hbi-State Pier Policing Commission
ILA
New Jersey
James F. Murray Jr
Jersey City
Waterfront Commission
Catholic Drive Mapped at Butte Meeting
A 150 clergy and laity dinner in Butte outlined a diocese wide campaign to fund a seminary expansion Carroll College facility growth and a relief fund for parishes unable to finance expansion. Bishop Gilmore led the meeting with local leaders named as campaign organizers and co chairs to recruit about 4000 volunteers across sections IV and V.
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Carroll College
Helena
Joseph M. Gilmore
Gilmore
Butte
Diocese of
Butte Conference of Catholic Clergy
W. D
Murray
James M. Flinn
Edward CC
Mulroney
Missoula
Cochairman
R. V. Kavanagh
J. V. Mann
Charles J. Francis
Anaconda
Dillon
Lima
Laurin
Melrose
Ennis
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Boulder
Basin
Bozeman
East Helena
Clancy
Marysville
Harlowton
West German status elevated by Moscow talks
State Dept hailed Soviet dealings with West Germany as a Western victory over bankrupt German policy. Henry Suydam noted Adenauer invited to Moscow over East Germany and called for future Geneva talks on German reunification in October.
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Washington
State Dept
Germany
Moscow
Henry Suydam
West Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Suydam
Soviet Union
Luydam
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Adenauer
Russia
Commies Also Ask West to Remove Shipping Embargo
Geneva reports mention Ambassador Wang Pingnan demanding higher level talks with the United States at a six week conference. The U S rejected the move as premature until Pingping fulfills promises to free American civilians. Johnson attended the session as U S ambassador.
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Commies
West
Geneva
United States
Peiping
Wang Pingnan
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Johnson
Wang
China
Washington
State Dept
Henry Suydam
Department
Suydam
People’s Republic of China
Hong Kong
Chou
Dulles
Red China Faces Stiff Fight in United Nations
Western diplomats anticipate strong U N opposition to any move in the fall to lift the four year old embargo on trade with Peiping or to seat Red China at the start of the 10th General Assembly. The United States Britain and France would quickly block such moves.
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Red China
United Nations
U. N
Peiping
West
U. N. Assembly
China
United States
Britain
France
U. S
North Korea
U.N
Burglary Thwarted At Princess Cleaners In Butte
Merchant officer Matt Buckley helped stop a burglary at Princess Cleaners 301 E. Park. Ray Moberly, about 40, was jailed after police seized six trousers a suit and an overcoat. Moberly admitted prior prison time and surrendered when confronted.
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Matt Buckley
Butte
Princess Cleaners
E. Park
Ray Moberly
Buckley
Moberly
Asst
Maddock
Vern
Ed Malthen
Willard McCallum
Lawrence Tromly
Walter Eslick
Matthen
Alva Deschenes
Mayor urges full cooperation for reformed police force
Mayor Tim J. Sullivan instructed Butte police to cooperate in all phases of law enforcement as reorganization, with three assistant chiefs appointed Vern Maddock John O Leary and Bob Russell. He cited laxity and a case of conduct unbecoming an officer and stressed accountability and efficiency.
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Tim J. Sullivan
Butte
Vern Maddock
John O’leary
Bob Russell
Helena Valley Reclamation Project Delays Draw Senate Scrutiny
Interior Dept is urged to file a full report by Friday on why construction has not begun for the 12 million Helena Valley Reclamation Project in Montana. Sen. Murray leads the inquiry. if unsatisfied, he will seek a conference with Interior officials through Sen. Mahoney.
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Washington
Interior Dept
Helena Valley
Montana
Sen
Murray
D-Mont
Senate Interior Affairs Committee
Sen. Mahoney
D-Wye
Wilbur A. Dexheimer
Helena Valley Irrigation District
Ben Franklin First Postmaster General
Benjamin Franklin served as the first U S Postmaster General and oversaw the early postal system established in July 1775. The notice also promotes Standard Post Classified Ads and includes a classified line for a waitress boarding house with a contact phone number.
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Ben Franklin
U. S
Benjamin Franklin
Bonn Sets Return Date for German Prisoners
Bonn officials rushed to receive thousands of war prisoners after Chancellor Adenauer said the Soviet Union promised swift release. Prisoners would be housed at Camp Friendland near Goettingen as East Germany’s Otto Grotewohl planned to visit Moscow for talks likely covering prisoner repatriation and reunification.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Camp Friendland
Goettingen
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Grotewoh
Bulganin
Carlo Schmid
Farm Incomes Spark Senate Clash Over 1956 Farm Policy
Senator Douglas accuses GOP leader Leonard Hall of rewriting history on farm prices. He cites Eisenhower promises to keep 90 percent parity and decries the party for denying declining farm incomes amid 1956 political strategy, as Hall offers no immediate reply.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Iil
Republican Party
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Eisenhower
Hall
Illinois
Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Montana Weather Outlook Shows Clouds and Showers
East Montana to see considerable cloudiness with cooler Thursday and scattered showers mainly west with some snow above 6000 feet in the mountains. Highs range from 60 to 65 in the northwest to 80 in the southeast with Friday partly cloudy and cooler southeast. West Montana mostly cloudy with occasional showers and snow above 6000 feet. Friday cloudier but not as cool with highs 55 to 65. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana
Three More Auto Deaths Listed
An 80 year old Glendive woman died from injuries after a two car crash east of Glendive. Earl W. Bailey and his wife, both of Glendive, remained in serious condition at Northern Pacific Hospital. The other driver was Robert L. Weigum of Beach North Dakota and was uninjured. The Montana traffic fatality toll rose to 144 with the Glendive death. Betty Noyes 15 Culbertson died from injuries in an earlier crash near Poplar. Winnie Smith about 35 died in a one car collision near Frazer. Albert Carrow 48 suffered rib injuries.
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Glendive ‘.P
Glendive
Here
J. G. Howe
Highway 10
Earl W. Bailey
Northern Pacific Hospital
Robert L. Weigum
Beach
N. D
Wolf Point
Montana
Betty Noyes
Culbertson
Poplar
U. S. Highway 2
Bonnie C. Alton
Kenneth T. Alton
Winnie Smith
Frazer
Charlie Creek
Albert Carrow
Man changes name to Chalkey after dog life pun
A man in Tooting England reveals he has changed his name from David Fido to Chalkey. He explains the shift reflects his perspective that life felt like a dog's life and notes the new identity as a lighthearted spinoff of his former name.
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Tooting
England
David Fido
Chalkey
French Seaplane Crashes in French Cameroons
Sixteen people die when a Latecoere 631 seaplane crashes in the mountains between Ngaondere and Garoua. All victims were French. the aircraft carried nine passengers and seven crew. The wreckage was found after days of search. no survivors reported.
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Paris
French Cameroons
Ft. Lamy
Chad Territory
French Equatorial Africa
Douala
Ngaondere
Garoua
French
Hydro Co
Societe
France- Hydro
Afica
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