Stevenson Denies Secret Fund Aid for Illinois Officials
An Eisenhower supporter accused Governor Adlai E. Stevenson of promoting a cash fund to bolster salaries of state job holders. Stevenson said there was no secret or improper aid and that his aim was to reduce the financial sacrifice for men who left private work to serve the state. He noted none were elected officials and declined to name contributors or recipients.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Kent Chandler
Citizens For Eisenhower
Stevenson
Chandler
Commercial Club
New York
Sen
Richard M. Nixon
California
Registration Up 17 Percent At Montana School of Mines
First day registration at Montana School of Mines shows a 17 percent rise from last year with 250 enrollees compared with 213. Freshman and overall student numbers climbed 56 percent to 114 and 73 to 114 respectively, with more expected in the next day or two. Classes begin today under President Dr. J Robert Van Pelt as new instructors join the hill top campus. Freshmen spent the weekend in pre registration activities including tours of Anaconda Reduction Works, Kelley and St Lawrence mines, and Meaderville’s precipitating plant.
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Montana School of Mines
W. M. Brown
Brown
J. Robert van Pelt
Anaconda
Kelley and
Two Girls Die in Old Refrigerator Tragedy
In Bellflower California two three year old sisters Tamarrah Elisabeth Boucher and Laura Baird suffocated after entering an unused seven cubic foot refrigerator in the Boucher home garage. Local searchers found the bodies after mothers reported the children missing.
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Bellflower
Calif
U.P
Tamarrah Elisabeth Boucher
Laura Baird
Boucher
Chinese Reds Again Throw Rocks at UN Positions
On the Western Korea front for the third time in two weeks Chinese Reds threw rocks at U N advance posts Monday night. Allied troops, who had held fire the first two incidents, responded with a mortar barrage and the rock throwing stopped at once.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
Eighth Army
Eighth Caesarean At Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Thommes, 36, underwent her eighth cesarean section on Monday to deliver a five pound 15 ounce girl. Officials report mother and baby in good condition. father Peter is a press foreman.
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Chicago
Margaret Thommes
Mercy Hospital
Peter
Nixon Pleads His Case Tonight in Major Speech
Los Angeles reports Nixon arriving to address voters amid an $18,000 expense fund controversy. He plans a nationwide broadcast to explain his finances and defend his integrity as Eisenhower weighs his response and supporters urge him to resume campaigning.
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Nixon
School Cafeteria Burglars Steal 96 Ice Cream Squares
Police suspect juvenile suspects broke into a Dallas school cafeteria stole 96 squares of ice cream in the overnight incident.
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Dallas
Soviet Charge on Trieste Is Rejected
The United States and Britain rejected Moscow s claim that Trieste is being turned into a permanent war base. In brief notes, Washington and London denied violating the 1947 peace treaty and said Moscow is to blame for blocking the intended free territory. The Trieste area, 320 square miles, lies between Italy and Yugoslavia and is occupied jointly by Allied and Yugoslav forces.
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John A. Scali
Washington
United States
Britain
Russia
Trieste
Moscow
Italy
Yugoslavia
State Department
Adriatic
Atlantic Bloc
West
U. S
Stevenson Attacks Taft Hartley Law At AFL Speech
Democratic nominee Adlai E. Stevenson denounced the Taft Hartley Act as spiteful and urged repeal while addressing the AFL convention in New York. He pitched a five point program for labor Government partnership and drew strong applause from delegates. CIO already endorsed Stevenson as AFL support grows.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gen. Eisenhower
American Federation of Labor
Steverson
AFL
Illinois
Stevenson
CIO
Steve
Republican Party
Ste
Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Regions
Fair with little change in temperature through Tuesday and Tuesday night. Butte highs near 78 and overnight low around 33. Airport and Montana zones show similar mild conditions with daytime highs 72 to 85 and nights mostly above freezing, though higher valleys may dip lower.
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School of Mines
Divide—Fair
Nixon Plans Montana Campaign Resume Schedule in Butte
Senator Richard Nixon plans to resume his Montana tour on Wednesday with stops in Butte Missoula Helena and Great Falls after a two day pause for a Los Angeles broadcast. Local leaders and a large crowd will greet him at the airport at 11 45 am and a 30 minute speech will follow from the courthouse steps as the parade routes through the city. The Nixon entourage includes Mrs Nixon and key Montana Republicans while the state band leads the procession and the speech airs on western Montana radio stations.
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Richard Nixon
California
Los Angeles’ International
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Portland
Ore
Dwight D. Elisenhower
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Jim Bassett
Oregon
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Montana
GOP
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Butte
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Congress
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Gladys Knowles
Republican National Committee
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Deer Lodge
Republican Committee
Senator Nixon
Eddie Price
Airport
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Front Street
Front
Park
Arizona
Broadway
Lee Colston
Republican Central Committee
Johnson
Arlo Axelson
Richard Ranta
H. H. James
Thomas Morgan
Fred Searle
Robert Poore
Colston
Disgruntled Burglar Tells Tale of Woe
Kenneth Keller, 21, of Denver, admits to burglarizing two local firms before his Marine stint and after returning, a thief looted his basement of shoes radios jewelry and other items he had previously stolen. He was arrested for investigation.
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Denver
Fred Zarnow
Kenneth Keller
Zarnow
Keller
Deep Freeze Helps Five Year Old Undergo Heart Repair
University of Minnesota doctors report a five year old girl from Minnesota survived a delicate heart operation using deep freezing to 79 degrees. Surgeon Dr. Floyd Lewis led the procedure that stopped blood flow for 50 minutes to repair a congenital hole. He said refrigeration could mark a new era in cardiac surgery by reducing brain injury risk. The patient weighed 29 pounds and had an enlarged heart from birth.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U.P
University of Minnesota
Floyd Lewis
Lewis
Minnesota
Beaverhead Land to Be Auctioned in Montana
Oil and gas leases on more than 34 000 acres of state owned land will be auctioned by the Montana Land Board in Helena Tuesday. More than half the 70 tracts are in Beaverhead County near the Idaho border with most remaining tracts in southern Montana.
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Helena
Montana Land Board
Beaverhead County
Idaho
Montana
Taft and Eisenhower Unite in Cincinnati Rally
In Cincinnati on Monday night Dwight D. Eisenhower and Sen. Robert A. Taft joined in a public display of GOP unity. A torch light parade drew tens of thousands, followed by a 3500-seat rally where Taft urged voting for Eisenhower and Nixon. Eisenhower faulted Adlai Stevenson’s foreign policy and outlined a forceful campaign across Illinois Indiana and Kentucky.
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Don Whitehead
Cincinnati
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Taft
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
No Legal Way Nixon Can Be Forced to Quit Candidacy
A Republican National Committee official said there is no legal path to force Nixon to quit as Eisenhower’s vice presidential nominee. The source, requesting anonymity, noted it is unlikely Nixon would resign if Eisenhower asked, despite the furor over Nixon’s expense fund.
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Nixon
Washington
Republican National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tank Explosion Shocks Bozeman Street Dept Yard
An empty 4,000 gallon street department oil tank exploded Monday afternoon in Bozeman. Debris reached up to 100 feet. no injuries were reported though the tank lid landed in an unoccupied room across the street. A city official cited a test thermostat causing excessive pressure.
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Bozeman
Street Department
Ground Forces Repulse Red Probing Attacks Across Front
Allied air units delivered a heavy strike on Red supply lines in Korea, destroying 160 trucks near Suan and causing substantial equipment losses. Ground forces repelled 20 small Red assaults, with Erasing clashes at Punchbowl and Old Baldy yielding high Red casualties while American and Korean troops held and retook crucial positions. Four American survivors from K Company of the 38th Infantry were found on Finger Ridge after 72 hours in a bunker. U.S. Sabre jets damaged four MIGs, and a new air support gimmick was reportedly in use.
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George A. McArthur
Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Richard F. Kennedy
Seattle
Suan
Air Force
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Bunker Hill
Sopo
Pyongyang
Old Baldy
Chorwon
Red
Baldy
K Company
38Th Infantry Regiment
Finger Ridge
Red Air Force
Tokyo
Silver Bow Vote Cast Most Per Ballot During ’50
Montana Taxpayer reports 1950 election costs per voter across counties. Silver Bow led at $2.93 per voter with $57 033 spent on 19 393 ballots while Garfield topped per voter at $3.30 for 962 voters. Total 1950 county election expenditure statewide was $364 234.
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Helena
Montana
Silver Bow County
Missoula County
Montana Taxpayer
Montana Taxpayers Association
Yellowstone
Cascade
Missoula
Garfield County
Real Estate Group Hears Call for Tax Limits
Calvin Snyder urged a ceiling on real property taxes to protect property rights and argued for curbing federal spending and borrowing. He warned rent control boosted realtor business by forcing sales and urged Montana lawmakers to memorialize Congress for fiscal limits.
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Calvin K. Snyder
Washington, D.C
Montana Association of Realtors
Snyder
Realtors Washington Committee
Washington
Mr. Snyder
Congress
Freshman Class at State College Surpasses 1948 Size
The largest freshman class since 1948 registered for Freshman Week at the State College in Bozeman. Registrar Martha Hawksworth expects the total to top the Monday signups of 557 men and 159 women before Thursday. The 557 figure is 40 percent larger than the 1951 cohort, with 16 first year students veterans of Korea.
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Bozeman
State College
Martha Hawksworth
Korea
Merchandise Show Closes After Record Turnout
The Fall Merchandise Festival sponsored by the Butte Chamber of Commerce merchants committee ended Monday at the Civic Center. About 27,000 people attended over two days with 52 booths showcasing autumn merchandise. Television broadcast of the crowd highlighted the finale. Participants praised the festival as highly successful.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee
Civic Center
Army Pfc Billie High Wounded in Korean Campaign
Army soldiers listed as six new Montana casualties in Korea include Pfc Billie D High wounded with a shoulder injury. His mother Mrs Elva D Loftis of Helena, formerly of Butte, was visiting. Also named were Cpl Rufus C Warrior Jr of Hays reported killed in action and four Marines wounded: Pfc Lewis L Bomar and Pfc James L Call of Billings, Pfc John R Robinson of Bozeman, and Pfc Lloyd L Welty of Kalispell.
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Elva D. Loftis
Hennessy
Butte
Helena
Defense Department
High
Herman Loftis
North Alabama
Loftis
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