Hundreds of Robot Planes For Use In Korea, Navy Says
A U S naval officer said hundreds of robot planes are ready for a large bombing campaign in Korea and could reach world targets with an A bomb, while Washington officials disputed such capability. The program converts obsolete planes to drone bombers guided from carriers or ground stations via television control.
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William Jorden
Tokyo
U.S
Korea
Washington
John H. Sides
Navy
Fred Waters
Boxer
Waters
Lawrence A. Kurtz
Korean
Kurtz
Eisenhower Promises Farm Aid and Clean Government
Eisenhower told Iowa voters a Republican administration would shield farmers economically without federal chains and create an improved farm credit system run by a farmer-chosen board to ensure sound lending free from partisan influence. He attacked the current administration as wasteful and regimental and urged swift action against corruption as he campaigned across Iowa and Nebraska.
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Omaha
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iowa
Nebraska
Eisenhower
Washington
State Capitol
Des Moines
Iowa City
President Truman Press Secretary Joseph H Short Dies
Joseph H Short, White House press secretary since December 18 1950, collapsed at his Alexandria Virginia home Thursday night and died at age 48. He had been ill since Tuesday and spent days in hospital. Survived by widow and three children.
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Washington
Joseph H. Short
Truman
Alexandria
White House
Short
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Mississippi
Associated Press
The
Baltimore Sun
Sun
Registration closes this afternoon for November election
Registration for November's general election ends at 5 p m Friday in the office of Clerk and Recorder William T Duckham. Deputy Emmett O'Brien said about 1 450 people have registered since the May 31 primary books closed. New residents and those not voting in the last general election crowded the clerk's office seeking eligibility. The total may exceed 25 766 eligible primary voters. After closing, books will be checked to add or drop names. a tabulation will take a week or more.
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William T. Duckham
Emmett O’brien
Truman Denies Ike Called to Run Rail Strike 1946
President Truman rejected reports that General Eisenhower was ordered to Washington in 1946 to command railway strikers to keep trains running. He said no official asked Ike to act as strikebreaker and noted Congress failed to draft the strikers. Eisenhower recalled a call and resisted, then agreed to meet as a soldier, not a strikebreaker.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army
Congress
New York Times
American Federation of Labor
Georgia
The
Times
State Department
Soviet Union
Adlai Stevenson
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Stevenson
Caudle Claims Clark Dropped Case
House investigators seek how a wartime price violation case against North Carolina lumberman T C Coxe was dropped by order of Tom Clark now a Supreme Court justice. Caudle said Coxe hired Clyde R Hoey who later became North Carolina senator and head of a Senate investigating committee. The case and a $297 991 income tax action were not prosecuted. Caudle testified he disqualified himself from the tax matter.
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Washington
House
T. Lamar Caudle
North Carolina
Tom Oo
Supreme Court
Caudle
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
Senate
Justice Department
Truman
T. C. Coxe
Wadesboro
N. C
Wilmington
Coxe
Sot
Bureau of Internal Revenue
house _ judiciary
Clark
Nixon Defends Funds as Political Smear Attacks Rise
U S Senator Richard Nixon rejected a call to resign over a $16,000 donation from California backers used to cover his senatorial expenses. He argued the funds paid travel and clerical costs rather than salary and criticized Democratic chairman Stephen Mitchell for the smear. Nixon contrasted with Sparkman and denied any extra legal fees or payroll claims.
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Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Dana C. Smith
Pasadena
California
Congress
Record Entry List Seen for Butte Stock Show
A record 205 animals graced the opening day of the sixth Annual 4 H and FFA Livestock Show in Butte with over 100 youth from nine southwestern Montana counties entering seven divisions. An additional 30 animals from two more counties are expected to arrive Friday morning, lifting total entries past 235, the largest in show history. Judges and participants gather for Friday events at 11 am, with Danish system judging and Sunday showmanship qualifiers.
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Montana Livestock Auction
Pla
Butte Thursay
Montana
Butte
James Glover
Aides Named in Chest Drive By Butte Leaders
William H. Mott announced the 1952 Community Chest campaign leadership with Charles A. Hartley named Red Feather Speakers bureau chairman and John Newland named chief auditor. Hartley will organize speaker teams for various groups and Newland will recruit auditors from banks and firms to handle gift checks. An up to date audit will be sent to workers at each report meeting. The fourth year Newland serves as chief auditor. A dinner with Division and Region Leaders set goals for all business groups to reach a city total of 70 838 for 1953 Chest agencies, with about 60 people present.
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William H. Mott
Charles A. Hartley
Butte Toastmasters Club
Red Feather Speakers’ Bureau
John Newland
Newland and Blinn
Hartley
Newland
Butte
Community Chest Campaign
Finlen
Edward P. Shea
Detective seeks man who bought Bible with bad check
Detective Chief Frank Stevenson searches for a man who bought a Bible at a Baptist bookstore in Albuquerque and paid with a bad check.
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Albuquerque
Frank Stevenson
Baptist Book
Man Killed in Fall From Freight Train
MISSOULA (4) R B Jerry a former construction worker was killed Thursday when he apparently fell from a freight train about a mile west of Garrison Powell County Sheriff Ed Ellsworth said. Officers had taken 18 men from the train after word of a death. Roth was later questioned and returned to Deer Lodge.
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Missoula
R. B. Jerry
Garrison
Powell County
Ed Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Robert Roth
Deer Lodge
Roth
Jerry
Communist Jets Attack Warship in Yellow Sea
Four Communist MIG jets attacked the U S destroyer Bradford at sunset Wednesday in the Yellow Sea, the Navy announced. The action may mark the first clash of the Korean War between Red jets and an Allied surface ship as Bradford returned fire with an intense gun barrage before the jets departed.
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Tokyo
U.S
Bradford
Yellow Sea
Navy
Miss Montana to Be Butte Guest at Fall Festival
Miss Montana 1952 Karen A. Whittet of Livingston will be an honored guest during a three day Fall Merchandise Festival at the Civic Center. The Montana State University music education major recently competed in Miss America in Atlantic City. Exhibits include Magnavox televisions from Electric and Music Mart, a Lionel train display by Hennessys, and Winchester Arms demonstrations at Phil Judd Sporting Goods.
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Karen A. Whittet
Livingston
Montana
Civic Center
Miss Whittet
Atlantic City
N. J
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Fertilizer Department
Willard Whitter
Montana State University
Karen
Bill Crandall
The
Electric and Music Mart
KOPR
Hennessys
Winchester Arms Corporation
Butte
Phil Judd Sporting Goods
Hand to Hand Battle Still Rages on Korean Front Hill
On the western front near Old Baldy heavy fighting continued after Chinese forces in battalion strength surged to the crest amid artillery and mortar barrages. Allied troops defended the hill amid bunker by bunker combat as reinforcements reached the peak and renewed clashes raged into the day.
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Seoul
Old Baldy
U. S. Eighth Army
Chorwon
Yonchon
Pork Chop
Capitol Hill
Finger Ridge
Republic of Korea
Eighth Army
Capitol Division
Mig
Stevenson Blasts Ike Endorsement Of GOP Nominees
Gov Adlai E Stevenson denounces Dwight D Eisenhower blanket GOP endorsements as power at any cost. He attacks Sen William Jenner and backs Sen William Benton in Connecticut, drawing 40 000 to 50 000 attendees in rain across six towns while campaigning in the Naugatuck valley and Hartford. He ties Eisenhowers stance to Tafts influence and urges international control of atomic power.
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Hartford
Conn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
William E. Jenner
Indiana
George C. Marshall
William Benton
Connecticut
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Congress
Illinois
Bushnell Memorial Auditorium
Bridgeport
Naugatuck
Kremlin
United States
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
New York
New Haven
Columbia University
Springfield
Ill
Producers Get Set for Coal Strike
Washington officials report 20 to 25 coal operators in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and nearby states plan weekend production before a United Mine Workers strike set for Monday. Defense official Charles W Connor notes a government freeze on unsold coal stocks at mines takes effect at midnight Thursday.
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Washington
Charles W. Connor
Defense Solid Fuels
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Connor
United Mine Workers Union
Butte Weather Forecast Warmth Returns Friday
The forecast calls for continued fair and mild conditions in Butte through Friday and Friday night with a low around 40 and a high near 77. Temperatures from 12 midnight Wednesday to 5 30 p m Thursday show Airport 37 to 79, School of Mines 43 to 79, West of Divide clearing to partly cloudy, and East of Divide partly cloudy then warmer with highs 78 to 88 and 68 to 78 northwest.
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School of Mines
Divide
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