MacArthur cites Red aid from China and Russia in Korea
General MacArthur charged that Communist China supplied 40 000 to 60 000 Korean origin troops and Russia provided weapons to North Korea, boosting its invasion power. He said UN forces need more miltary aid as the Inchon operation looms, with the Security Council meeting ahead of the General Assembly session.
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South Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Jacob A. Malik
MacArthur
United States
Warren R. Austin
Malik
Security Council
General Assembly
Flushing
Korea
Inchon
Seoul
Truman Maps Plan for Civil Defense
President Truman outlined a nationwide civil defense program drafted by the National Security Resources board. The plan calls for a mutual aid system reaching every home and involves hundreds of thousands of workers at all levels. He urged rapid establishment of a civil defense administration with a $17,500 annual head and future funding, with state and local planning to follow.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
National Securities Resources Board
NLRB
W. Stuart Symington
Montana Civil Defense Ties to Federal Plan
Gov John W. Bonner announced Montana s civil defense program will align with the federal blueprint presented to Congress. Col E K Cheadle said the state plan fits the federal plan and can integrate with the National Securities Resources Board proposal. The federal program was to be discussed at an International Civil Defense conference.
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Helena
John W. Bonner
Montana
Congress
Col
E. K. Cheadle
Cheadle
Bonner
United States
Hubert R. Gallagher
Induction Day Brings Farewells for Montana Recruits
About 500 family members watched 43 Montana inductees depart by Union Pacific train to Fort Riley Kansas and points east. Pfc Irvin L Patten called the roll as veterans recalled Guadalcanal Anzio Berlin and Okinawa. Emotions ran high as mothers and children said goodbye amid hustle to board the troop train.
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Montana
Union Pacific
Fort Riley
Kan
Pfc
Irvin L. Patten
Livingston
Kelly
Erickson
Davis
Guadalcanal
Anzio
Berlin
Okinawa
Pfo
Patten
Three Highway Jobs Finished In Butte District
Fred Quinnell Jr district engineer reports completion of three highway projects in the Butte district Montana highway commission with favorable progress on others. A major project finished last week is the Elk park section of the Butte Boulder road featuring bituminous surfacing and plant mix oiling over 3 282 miles from Meaderville to Woodville hill. Sealing and stone chipping were completed by Kiely Construction.
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Butte District
Montana Highway Commission
Fred Quinnell, Jr
Quinnell
Butte
Elk Park
Butte-Boulder
Meaderville
Woodville Hill
Kiely Con
Butte Draftees Depart for Fort Riley Kansas
A crowd at the Union Pacific station bid farewell to 43 Montana draftees headed to Fort Riley Kansas for basic training. Inducted Monday at the Army and Air Force Main station, the group is the first Montana draft since the Korean War under the 1948 Selective Service Act.
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Butte
Union Pacific
Fort Riley
Kan
Army
Army and
Air Force
Silver Bow County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cascade County
Max R. Harris
Pfc
Irvin L. Patten
Livingston
Bradley Sees Brighter Chance to Defend Europe Now
Gen. Omar N. Bradley told Combat Forces and Readers Digest that U S strategy should defend western Europe at the war's start rather than liberate after invasion He cited Europe’s economic recovery American production and military aid as boosting defenses He proposed NATO pooling of resources with US bombers Britain jet aircraft and France manpower and noted advances in bazooka artillery integration jet delivery of atomic bombs and tactical use to support ground troops.
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New York
Omar N. Bradley
America
Western
Europe
Combat Forces Journal
Reader’s Digest
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
France
Butte Weather Forecast Tuesday Thunderstorms Expected
Partly to cloudy skies in Butte with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Tuesday highs near 65, overnight low around 38. Regional Montana notes show mountain thundershowers 70s west of Divide and scattered storms east with highs 70 to 80. Precipitation measured at .03 inches.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Billings
Broadus Saeeee
Belgrade
Butte Ecceeceecones
Cut Bank Erescoes
Dillon
Drummond Eccccescoee
Glasgow Aseeneerene
Great Falls
Ecencces
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
Superior
West Yellowstone
Whitehall Ave
Manslaughter Charged Over Slapping Death in Butte
Ahii Eugene Kulju a 29 year old Butte miner was charged with manslaughter after Olen Copley 40 collapsed and died minutes after Kulju allegedly slapped him near an East Broadway tavern. Coroner Sayatovic said autopsy showed cerebral hemorrhage from blow or fall with brain concussion torn vessel and facial injuries. An inquest is planned within the week as investigators press witnesses and seek relatives. Kulju is jailed in Silver Bow county.
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Ahii
Eugene Kulju
Butte
Justice Court
Olen Copley
Copley
Kulju
East Broadway Street
Rudy E. Sayatovic
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. J
J. Frank Sullivan
W. J. Copley
Willaimson
W. Va
Unfair Exchange
The Red Ryder BB gun theft case was turned over to acting Juvenile Officer John V. Moon. Police report a break in at George Johnson’s home where a screen was removed and a window lat ch released. the BB gun is missing and a slingshot was left in its place.
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Missoula
John V. Moon
K. J. Reese
George Johnson
Communists Crushed on Multiple Korean Fronts by UN
Allied forces broke through on both Korean fronts smashing toward Seoul and securing a bridgehead across the Naktong river. U.S. 24th and 2nd divisions crossed the Naktong while South Korean troops pressed north and east of the Pusan beachhead as air power backed the advance. Panels of Waegwan and Kimpo airfields marked intensified bombing and consolidating gains as UN forces pursued a final crushing campaign.
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Tokyo
U.P
Seoul
Naktong River
Pusan
United Nations
Inchon
Yongdongpo
Han River
Pohang
Kimpo
Waegwan
United States
Inchon- Seoul
GOP speakers assail Truman policies in Butte meeting
More than 100 Montana Republican leaders gathered at Lloyd’s cafe in Butte to denounce administration spending and foreign policy. Beaverhead County Sen. George M. Gosman and Wellington D. Rankin urged electing deficit-cutting Republicans and adopting a fighting stance against communism. Rankin warned voters against Barkley’s wartime criticism and urged party work to elect suited congressmen.
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Montana
Senate Department
Butte
Lloyd's Cafe
Beaverhead County
George M. Gosman
Dillon
State Republican Central Committee
Gosman
Wellington D. Rankin
Helena
State Finance Committee
Powell
Deer Lodge
Granite
Jefferson
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
Lee Colston
GOP
Rankin
Russia
Mr. Rankin
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Enrollment at Montana School of Mines to total about 300
Classes at the Montana School of Mines resume for the fifty first year on Tuesday September 26 after freshman placement exams September 22 and registration September 25. An enrollment near 300 is expected. New faculty include F H Schultz physics instructor F R Haynes metallurgy instructor Joseph Ryburn English instructor and Andrew Slatt physical education coach.
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Montana School of Mines
Treasure State
W. M. Brown
F. H. Schultz
University of Idaho
F. R. Haynes
Queen's University
Canada
Joseph Ryburn
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Andrew Slatt
Butte
Univer
Missoula Crash Kills Two Near Highway Combine
Two men died when a car rammed the back of a parked combine along a Montana highway ten miles northwest of Missoula. Harold Otter 42 of St. Ignatius was likely the driver and Roy Schraub 22 of Absarokee the truck driver. Coroner Ralph M. Simmons noted Otter operated the Post Creek hatcheries near St. Ignatius. The deaths raised Montana 1950 highway toll to 138, with bodies sent to local mortuaries.
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Missoula
Here
Ralph M. Simmons
Harold S. Otter
St. Ignatius
Roy Casper Schraub
Absarokee
Simmons
Otter
Schraub
Gordon Benson
Logan
Utah
Benson
Post Creek
Columbus
Montana
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