Fairchild Sees Fighting Chance To Beat McCarthy
Wisconsin Senate challenger Fairchild told reporters he has a very good fighting chance to defeat Senator McCarthy in November after meeting with Governor Stevenson. Fairchild and Stevenson discussed campaigning in Wisconsin and the Illinois governor’s potential campaign participation. Stevenson planned a multi state swing starting in New England and Virginia.
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Springfield
Thomas Fairchild
GOP
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Fairchild
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Henry Reuss
Leonard Schmitt
Reuss
Illinois
J. Laurence F. Lee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
New England
Virginia
New York
Maryland
Quantico
Mar
Taft to Speak in Helena on October 27
Sen. Robert A. Taft campaigns coast to coast with a heavy schedule. The Republican plan places Taft near Eisenhower and Nixon in campaign activity as he travels through Wyoming New Mexico Utah Nebraska before visiting Helena on October 27.
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Washington
Republican National
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio
Eisenhower
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Nebraska
Helena
Libya’s U.N. bid vetoed by Russia at the Security Council
Russia blocked Libya’s bid for United Nations membership as Soviet delegate Jacob A. Malik cast a veto in the Security Council. Ten other members supported admission while Malik offered a condition tying Libya to a package of thirteen other nations, including Soviet satellites.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Libya
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
North Africa
U.N
Mussolini
Malik
Community Chest Sets 1953 Goal at 70838 in Budget
Silver Bow County officials announce a 70838 Community Chest goal for 1953 to fund 10 Red Feather agencies. Larry F. Smith notes increases over 1951 and last year with allocations to Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Salvation Army and youth services among others.
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Munity Chest
Silver Bow County
Chest
Larry F. Smith
Community Chest
Red Feather Chest
Boy Scouts
Butte Sunshine Camp
Camp Fire Girls
Catholic Social Service Bureau
Catholic Youth Organization
Silver Bow Dental Clinic
Girl Scouts
Rotana Milk
Salvation Army
Merchants Set Fall Merchandise Festival at Civic Center
Butte prepares for a three day Fall Merchandise Festival at the Civic Center featuring a wide range of items from candy to power tools. Exhibitors promise audience participation, contests and prizes. The nation wide Star Line Bedroom sets will be shown by Finberg Furniture with previews for Montana residents ahead of production. Electric and Music Mart booths will feature Magnavox television combinations among other displays.
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Butte
Civic Center
Finberg Furniture Store
Finbergs
Montana
Butte Weather Forecast Brief Partly cloudy with mild changes
Butte area sees mostly partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Wednesday. Expect highs near 68 to 78 west of the Divide and 70 to 80 east of the Divide, with Wednesday night clearing and cooler northwest in some areas. Temperatures range from 30 to 76 across local stations through Tuesday 5:30 pm.
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School of Mines
Divide
Eisenhower Reviews Warm Twin Cities Rally After Blizzard Welcome
General Dwight D. Eisenhower ended two days of whistle stop campaigning with a huge reception in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Police estimated over 300000 spectators lined streets and filled windows as he urged change in Washington and criticized the current administration. He heads to New York to address the AFL convention and will rejoin his train in Davenport, Iowa after the speech.
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Eisenhower
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
State Capitol
Washington
Capitol Plaza
Twin Cities
GOP
American Federation of Labor
Davenport
Iowa
Midwest
Carleton College
Northfield
Abandoned Baby Found On Parlor Doorstep In Tucson
A wailing infant was found left in a cardboard box on the doorstep of a beauty parlor in Tucson Arizona early Tuesday. Police opened an investigation and hospital officials were notified.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tuesay
Jets Down Four MIGS as U S Sabres Break Month Record
Sabre jet pilots reportedly shot down four Communist MIG fighters in Korea, bringing confirmed wins this month to 45 or 46 with 46 total destroyed or damaged by U S and allied pilots. The old monthly record was 44. Ground fighting remained light with small Red probes repelled near Bunker Hill.
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Robert Tuckman
Seoul
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Con
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Washington
Korea
U.S. Eighth Army
Bunker Hill
Panmunjom
Bloodmobile seeks 100 more donors in mining city drive
The American Red Cross blood unit will operate at the Masonic temple ballroom in Butte from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday to reach a 300 pint quota for Korea war troops. Lt Comdr L J Hubble and Capt Robert Jones urge eligible donors aged 18 to 59 to give, with appointments via phone 5233.
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American Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank
Butte
Korea
Masonic Temple
Red Cross
B. F. Peterson
L. J. Hubble
Robert Jones
Armed Forces Blood Program
Clarance A. Champ
Blood Program
Farm Realty Tax Hike Reported
Washington reports farmers pay a record 775 million dollars in farm real estate taxes this year, up 5.4 percent from last year. The seventh annual rise since WWII reflects higher local costs, salaries, and new projects. Average tax per acre is 68 cents, up from 64, with state amounts from 7 cents in New Mexico to 4.54 dollars in Massachusetts.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Truman attacks Eisenhower backed anti labor platform
President Truman told the AFL in New York that Eisenhower supports the most anti labor platform in 16 years. He warned of plans in Wall Street to make the Taft Hartley law more oppressive and hinted at a postwar plot to smash the labor movement. He said the Taft Hartley law was only a first step toward repealing New Deal measures.
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New York
Truman
AFL
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Federation of Labor
Wall Street
Eisenhower
New Taxi Radar Aids Ground Traffic At Airports
Griffiss Air Force base announced a new airport surface detection radar to show all moving and stationary ground objects in all weather. The system, nicknamed taxi radar, will help control operators locate aircraft and vehicles relative to ground objects. The unit was moved to Idlewild International Airport in New York City and began operation Tuesday.
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Rome
N. Y
Griffiss Air Force Base
Base Air Development Center
Idlewild International Airport
New York City
Russia Clings to Port Arthur as Manchuria Grip Holds
report from Hong Kong says the Moscow agreement preserves Russian presence in Manchuria. Russia keeps Port Arthur and freight rights while giving up control of the Changchun railway, and stays until a Sino Soviet treaty with Japan is signed, amid Chinese suspicions.
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Hong Kong
Moscow
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Port Arthur
Changchun
China
Red
Chou En-lai
Red China
Peiping
U.S
Korea
Elder Arthur Berry Dies After Long Illness in Montana
Arthur Berry 72 longtime employee of the A C M insurance office in Montana died at St. James hospital after a long illness. He lived at 22 North Clark Richmond apartments and funeral arrangements are handled by Duggan's Merrill mortuary. Born August 24 1880 in St John New Brunswick he came to Montana at 17 and worked for D J Hennessy before joining A C M. Surviving are two sons Arthur Berry Jr and John Berry, a sister Wynne Berry and others.
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Arthur Berry
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Insurance Department
St. James Hospital
Mr. Berry
Richmond
North Clark
Duggan’s
Merrill Mortuary
Montana
James A. Berry
D. J. Hennessy
A. C. M. Insurance
St. John
N. B
Can
St. Patrick Church
Central Round Table
Knights of Columbus
Arthur Berry Jr
Spokane
John Berry
New York City
E. C. Wilkinson
Washington, D. C
Wynne Berry
Butte
Arthur III
Jilene Berry
Missoula
New York
Polio Epidemic Rate Declines but Montana Sees New Cases
Montana reports 129 polio cases this year, 21 new last week, with an epidemic rate of 21.5 per 100000. Board official Dr. G D C Thompson says no cause for alarm despite widespread county impact and notes August and September are historically peak months.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Health
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
Thompson
Board of Health
Board of Health Records
Flathead
Missoula
Custer
Cascade
Kalispell
Missoula County
Wake Island Hit By Typhoon With Record Gusts Of 243 MPH
A powerful typhoon struck Wake Island causing massive damage and forcing the evacuation of about 500 people. Winds up to 243 mph shattered buildings while 750 residents sheltered in underground or reinforced structures built during wartime. Relief planes arrived with rations and water as authorities coordinate ongoing rescue efforts.
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Honolulu
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
Wake
Don Gould
Kwajalein
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Stuart S. Murray
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Murray
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Sheriff Sees Break Likely in Bearmouth Shooting Case
Granite County Sheriff Fritz Lueck said a major break is expected in the fatal shooting of 75 year old A C Schilling of Bearmouth. He died after a .22 gunshot wound and the inquest is set for Friday at the Granite County courthouse in Philipsburg.
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Philipsburg
Granite County
Fritz Lueck
A. C. Schilling
Bearmouth
Lueck
R. R. Wilson
Schilling
Rufus
Drummond
Granit County
Deer Lodge
Nick Munis
Pershing Hannifin
Wilson
Greatest Explosion in History May Come Off at Eniwetok
Rep. Carl Durham says the Eniwetok atomic tests planned for this fall could include the first hydrogen bomb and produce the greatest explosion in history. He notes the event would be a stationary detonation with no large warships targeted.
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Eniwetok
Chapel Hill
N.C
Carl Durham
D-N.c
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Durham
Wilson Urges Sale of Public Power
Former defense mobilizer Charles E. Wilson calls for selling public power and water projects to private owners as part of a second era of trust busting. He warns against an economy moving toward socialism and political monopoly by powerful men, citing a non-elected leader’s control.
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New York
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Congress
Mam
Philip Murray
CIO
Steel
Wreck Kills 12 as Train Cars Plunge Into Stream
In Seoul a locomotive boiler exploded sending three crowded coaches off a bridge on the Inchon to Seoul line. Twelve people died and about 200 were hurt, most of them Korean school children, with many treated at a Red Cross hospital.
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Seoul
U.P
Here
Port of
Inchon
Red Cross
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