UN air strikes hit Hoeryong and Chongjin targets on Korea border
Navy bomber and Sabre jet actions across Hoeryong Chongjin and Pyongyang intensify U N air force campaigns. Three MiGs shot down by Sabres and several warehouses plants and a power station damaged. B 29s drop 100 tons on Sopo area No 2 near Pyongyang. September MIG toll climbs with 33 destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeryong
United Nations Air Force
Pyongyang
North Korea
Chongjin
Korea
USS
Yalu River
Japan
Okinawa
Sopo
Area No. 2
Adlai Plans Eastward Swing After Western Campaign
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson and about 20 advisers mapped strategy for an Eastward tour to leverage the Taft Eisenhower parallel. They reviewed Western trip glitches, noted heavy mail in support, and shifted from train to air travel with a Bridgeport Connecticut stop on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
U.P
Adlai E. Stevenson
East
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Stevenson
Wilson W. Wyatt
Taft
Eisenhower
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Ives
Richard Graebel
Prisoner of Christ
Graebel
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Bridgeport
Conn
Pedestrian Killed on U S Highway 87 Near Klein
Thomas L. Thomas 70 retired coal miner was killed Saturday night after being struck by a car while walking from nearby town to his home in Klein. The accident occurred on U S Highway 87 about 142 miles west of here. Driver William Bickle 18 said he did not see Thomas due to bright lights from another vehicle. Thomas is Montana highway death 155 this year, up from 134 last year.
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Thomas L. Thomas
Here
Klein
William Bickle
Thomas
Montana
United Nations
N.Y
Europe
Britain
France
Germany
Scandinavia
Low Countries
Switzerland
Economic Commission For Europe
Geneva
United Kingdom
Germans to Boycott Constitution Draft
West Germany's Social Democrats said the Schuman plan assembly will boycott work on the draft of a European constitution. The assembly in Strasbourg voted to start work on unified West Europe. The German delegation includes members from all major parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Social Democrats
Schuman Plan Assembly
Strasbourg
West Europe
Paris Banker Divides Home Equally Then Commits to Hospital
Jacques Mabret a Paris bank cashier filed for divorce and laid out half the furniture in the apartment as an equal share. He was ordered by a court to be committed to a psychiatric institution on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Jacques Mabret
Mabret
NATO Fleets Maneuver in Baltic Sea Under Mainbrace Exercise
NATO nations including Britain Denmark and Norway stage maneuvers in the Baltic as part of Operation Mainbrace defending Norway and the Kiel Canal. Soviet warnings label the drill a provocation and a dress rehearsal for an attack while Red Star calls it a war provocation. A British submarine claimed to have torpedoed four aircraft carriers during the exercise.
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U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
North Atlantic
Greenock
Scotland
Roenue
Bornholm Island
U.P
Baltic Sea
Russia
Baltic
NATO
Red Star
Norway
Denmark
13Th Meridian
Kiel Canal
AFL Delegates May Indorse Gov Stevenson
The AFL meets in New York to consider endorsing a presidential candidate for the first time. William Green expects Stevenson to lead, but delegates will hear Eisenhower first. Action set for Sept 23 after addressing candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Federation of Labor
William Green
AFL
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Stevenson
AFL Executive Council
Green
Walkout Averted at Douglas Aircraft Santa Monica Plant
About 16 000 AFL International Association of Machinists Union members will report for work at Douglas Aircraft Santa Monica factory Monday after voting down a walkout. Union officials refused to reveal exact vote counts while noting a pending study of unfair labor practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
AFL International Association of Machinists
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
Dr Paul P Halleck Dies At Warm Springs Health Official
Dr Paul P Halleck 68 a medical staff member at State Hospital Warm Springs died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. Born in Colorado Springs he studied art in Philadelphia and designed stained glass windows. A WWI cartoonist for the St Louis Republic he earned medicine at St Louis University. Survived by wife, a son in the Navy in Japan, a daughter in Payton Colo. and a nephew in Anaconda where the body rests in Kendrick funeral home. Funeral and interment planned in Anaconda.
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Paul P. Halleck
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Colorado Springs
Colo
School of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
St. Louis
S. D
Broadus
Halleck
American Medical Association
Paul P. Halleck Jr
Navy
Japan
Anaconda
Kendrick Funeral Home
C. H. Hargrove
Payton, Colo
California Forest Fires Challenge State Crews
Forest fires spread across California's north coastal counties as hot winds and extreme low humidity dried woodlands. State forestry crews battled more than 20 fires Sunday, aiming to control fast-moving blazes and protect communities and timberlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
California
Eisenhower Attacks Truman Health Plan On Campaign Swing
Dwight D. Eisenhower denounces the Truman compulsory health insurance plan as a foolish experiment. He vows a 12 state campaign by train with about 60 rear platform appearances and eight major speeches to attack the administration’s health plank. He opposes a federally operated system and warns that socialized medicine would yield poorer care for more cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Midwest
Eisenhower
GOP
Republi
Air Rifle Pellet Kills Chihuahua in Butte
Butte police report a Mexican Chihuahua valued at $100 was shot and killed by a child's air rifle Sunday afternoon. Elmer Main of 2270 West Drive says the dog died instantly from a BB pellet wound in its stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Elmer Main
West Drive
Butte Weather Forecast for Monday and Monday Night
Fair weather expected in Butte with warmer Monday. Minimum 27 and maximum 70 for the period. Airport data show 22 to 67. West of divide expects fair, high 65 to 75, partly cloudy Monday night. East of divide similar, high 65 to 75, fair Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Divide
Associated Press
Week's Red Feather Campaign Schedule
The 1952 Red Feather drive lists tasks this week. Tuesday at 12:15 lunch meeting for Classified Business regiment leaders in Finlen Roundup room. Tuesday 2:30 p.m. organizational meeting for women’s rest stories section in Roseroom Finlen. Wednesday 12:15 advance Gifts section kickoff meeting at the Finlen. Thursday 5:45 p.m. goal setting dinner for Classified section at Finlen with all members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Feather
Finlen
Roseroom
Finn
GOP Chief Claims Deep Split in Democratic Party
Washington GOP Chairman Arthur E. Summerfield charged on Sunday that a fundamental split in the Democratic Party would prevent Gov. Adlai Stevenson from winning support in a Democratic Congress. He boasted GOP unity and linked the Democrat rift to Truman's policies and Stevenson’s campaign line.
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Washington
Arthur E. Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Democrat Party
Adlai Stevenson
Summerfield
Stevenson
Congress
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stolen Pickup Recovered Demolished After Harding Way Roll
A 1946 Dodge pickup stolen from Don Miller on West Mercury was recovered an hour and a half later after rolling over 250 feet down Harding Way. Patrolman William Madlena reported no injuries and noted the truck was stripped of a spotlight and other accessories. Miller reported the theft before leaving to hunt.
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Butte
Harding Way
William Madlena
Don Miller
West Mercury
Madlena
Miller
Manhunt Largest Since Dillinger Era Across Eastern States
Nearly 1,000 officers across Maryland and Pennsylvania hunted three armed fugitives after a Lewisburg breakout. The trio, including Joseph Nolen and Ballard Nolen, fled with a trail of thefts and kidnappings across a 120 mile swath, with FBI and state police coordinating roadblocks and searches near Slatedale and Camp Richie. In UN dispatch, Western Europe shows depression signs with reduced spending, production, and employment in 1952 amid mixed signals on trade recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
U.P
FBI
Army of Law Enforcement
Maryland-Pennsylvania
Maryland
Richie
John Dillinger
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Ma” Barker
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Northeastern
Lewisburg
Joseph Nolen
Ballard
Whitely County
Elmer Schuer
Chicago
Harrisburg
Slatedale
Pen Mar
Camp Richie
Maryland Mountains
Thurmont
Truman
Hairdressers Elect Montana Leaders and Pick 1953 Site
Elsie Tinsley of Bozeman elected president of the Montana State Hairdressers Association at a Saturday night meeting in Butte. New officers include Grace Deschenes Billings first vice president Adeline Mitchell Havre second vice president Agnes LaRue Kalispell third vice president Clifford Olofson Missoula fourth vice president Virginia O Neill Havre secretary Frances Broderick Bozeman treasurer and W C Woolverton Butte historian Bozeman chosen as 1953 convention site Over 200 representatives attended with outgoing president Woolverton delivering the welcome and Lee Smith of Seattle presenting coiffure demonstrations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Tinsley
Bozeman
Montana State
Butte
MSHA
Hotel
Finlen
Woolverton
Lee Smith
Seattle
Lee
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Woolverton
Mr. Lee
Lebanese Premier Forms New Cabinet After Resignation
A temporary Lebanese cabinet led by Premier Sun day appoints two colleagues, replacing the three-man provisional government of Nazem Akkari formed after Premier Sami Soth quit amid a political flare up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Nazem Akkari
Sami Soth
Berlin Truckers Vote to Blockade Berlin
West Berlin trucking firms representing about 600 firms voted to strike Tuesday demanding compensation for losses caused by Soviet slowdown tactics at border checkpoints. About 40,000 tons of goods, mainly food, move weekly by truck from West Germany to Berlin amid a six month backlog. Police said 350 Berlin bound and 60 west bound trucks were delayed at Marienborn. average waits reached 60 hours. Mayor Ernst Reuter condemned East West talks until the slowdown ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
West Berlin
West
West Germany
Marienborn
Ernst Reuter
RIAS
East Germany
Nixon Heads West for Campaign Tour
Senator Richard M. Nixon, GOP vice presidential candidate, will depart Monday for California to launch an extensive campaign tour by train, plane, and automobile that will continue through election day.
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Nixon
Washington
U.P
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
California
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