Allies Fail To Reclaim Kelly Hill In Korean Front Clash
Allied infantry supported by tanks attacked Kelly Hill at sunrise but Chinese defenders drove them back to the slope. It marked the third failed attempt to recapture the peak on the Western Front since last Thursday. Front reports described heavy shelling and a later artillery duel as fighting eased.
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Seoul
Kelly Hill
Fred Waters
Old Baldy
Panmunjum
United Nations
U. S. Eighth Army
Panmunjom
Korea
Red Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Great Falls Man Elected to Lead Realtors
Roy W. Bowker of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana Association of Realtors at the closing session. Don B. Bennett of Bozeman becomes Bowker’s board successor, with convention city Great Falls for 1953. Other officers named include Cecil Flinders Lewistown John West Billings and R Earl Dawes Bozeman as vice presidents and William O Heffter Great Falls as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Bowker
Great Falls
Don B. Bennett
Bozeman
Montana Association of Realtors
Bowker
Bennett
Cecil Flinders
Lewistown
John West
Billings
R. Earl Dawes
William O
Bill) Heffter
Mr. Bennett
John Bender
Butte
Harry Holland
Kalispell
O. A. Sokolski
Missoula
Association
Finlen Hotel
The
Roy C. Redlich
John S. Wulf, Jr
John H. Curtis
Ira Sims
Maurice Moore
Wilbur Snyder
John S. Wulf
Thomas R. Morgan
Dorrance N. Jensen
Frank L. Harrington
Buttemere
Finlen
Two Commie Leaders Acquitted in Smith Act Trial
In New York a federal judge acquitted Simon W. Gerson and Isidore Begun while 13 others remained on trial for alleged Smith Act violations. The decision halted a three year government campaign against Communist leaders. maximum penalties include five years and a $10,000 fine.
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York
Simon W. Gerson
Isidore Begun
United States
Edward J. Dimock
Begun
Gerson
Nixon Seeks RNC Judgment On Ticket Fate
Sen. Richard Nixon pleads his case over an $18 000 expense fund and says he will abide by the Republican National Committee’s decision. Eisenhower backs Nixon, while Nixon calls for explanations from Stevenson and Sparkman and warns more smears may come.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Republican National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cleveland
Nixon
Wheeling
W. Va
Missoula
Mont
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
California
United States
America
Most Wanted Criminal Nabbed by FBI
FBI arrested Thomas Edward Young a former top 10 fugitive and his wife Rita in the Boise National Forest area ten miles north of Lowman Idaho after a four day search led by Percy Wyly II. The couple, both described as jailbreakers, face charges including post office burglaries and bank robberies and were arraigned in Boise on $25,000 bonds.
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Thomas Edward Young
FBI
Idaho
Percy Wyly II
Montana-Idaho
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Young
Rita
Wyly
Youngs
Lowman
Boise National Forest
Idaho Capital
Boise
U.S
Ada
Lewistown
Mont
Stevenson Withdraw Demand by GOP Officials
C Wayland Brooks Illinois Republican committeeman demands Adlai E Stevenson withdraw from the presidential campaign. He seeks a congressional probe into a special fund used to augment state salaries of Stevenson aides and cites a past call to retire Nixon after a similar California fund controversy. Stevenson defends the fund as legal and aimed at easing financial strain for appointees.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
C. Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Republican National
U. S
Democratic National Committee
Stephen Mitchell
Brooks
Congressional Committee
Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Kidnapped Girl and Father Held by Kansas Police
A three year old reported kidnapped by Denver police was recovered in Wichita along with her father George Landrum of Miami and Edward Murphy the private plane pilot. Police arrested the trio on fugitive warrants after their plane landed around 7 pm CST from Denver.
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Wichita
Kan
Denver
George Landrum
Miami
Fla
Patricia Pratt
Edward Murphy
State GOP Stands Behind Sen Nixon in Montana
Helena reports the Montana GOP voiced support for California Senator Richard Nixon after a radio address. Chairman Joseph A. McElwain and state Senator Don Valston praised Nixon as a patriot and advocate against communism, urging broader political access and urging Montanans to back Nixon for vice president.
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Helena
Montana
Nixon
Republican State Central Committee
GOP National Committee
Washington, D. C
Joseph A. McElwain
Richard Nixon
California
Dick Nixon
United States
Don Valston
Deer Lodge
Eisenhower-Nixon
GOP
Young America
NATO Ends Largest Air Sea Exercise Mainbrace
Oslo reports the two week Mainbrace operation ending with eight nation NATO forces at rest after testing the alliance's ability to aid Norway and Denmark. US and UK airstrikes from carrier forces battered fronts in Lofoten while battleships protected shore targets. Marines landed in Jutland to reinforce Danish defense.
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Oslo
Norway
NATO
North Sea
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Denmark
Lofoten
Jutland
Baltic
Eisenhower Calls Nixon a Brave Man as Veep Prospects Rise
Eisenhower praised Senator Nixon as brave after Nixon defended his $18,000 expense fund. He indicated he will announce his final decision after meeting Nixon, with a Wheeling West Virginia visit planned and strong implication that Nixon will remain on the GOP ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
GOP
Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon Eisenhower
Wheeling
W. Va
Stevenson urges price wage rent controls and spending cuts
Gov Stevenson urged temporary anti inflation measures including price wage and rent controls until prices stop rising and spending trimmed to bare safety. He proposed curb on private credit and tax policy near a pay as you go standard. He blamed Republican leaders for sabotaging anti inflation moves in Congress.
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Marvin Arrowsmith
Baltimore
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fifth Regiment
Illinois
Stevenson
Congress
Stevenson Wins AFL Support
The American Federation of Labor endorsed Adlai E. Stevenson for president, the first time in its 71-year history. Delegates cheered Stevenson's call to repeal the Taft Hartley Labor Law and urged 8 million AFL members to support the Democratic candidate financially and politically. Eisenhower drew a lukewarm reception for opposing repeal, while Stevenson pledged repeal and won strong backing before the convention closed.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
AFL
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Ohio
Kenn
Missouri
Cain
Washington
Bricker
Jenner
Indiana
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
West Renews Proposal for Big Four Meeting
The United States Britain and France renewed to Russia their proposal for an immediate Big Four meeting limited to arranging genuinely free elections to choose a German government. They rejected a Soviet peace treaty or all German government terms and urged an impartial commission to explore elections in both East and West Germany.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Moscow
State Department
Truman appoints Beth Short as White House secretary
Washington report states President Truman designated Beth Campbell Short, 44, widow of his late press secretary, as one of three White House secretaries earning 18 000 dollars yearly. She becomes the first woman to hold such a high White House post.
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Washington
Truman
Beth Campbell Short
White House
Senate charges laxity in Agriculture grain storage program
A Senate Agriculture Committee report accuses the Agriculture Department of administrative deficiencies in the grain storage program. It cites a $10 million embezzlement in private warehouse storage over five years, notes no evidence of personal profit by government workers, and calls for accountability within the Commodity Credit Corporation. Secretary Brannan defends the department, saying the report refutes claims of CCC personnel misconduct and notes a small overall loss rate in price support operations.
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Washington
Sena
Agriculture Department
Senate Agriculture Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Senate Committee
CCC
Williams
Williams, Sen
Kem
Del
R—Mo
Council of Europe protests NATO second zone strategy
Strasbourg reports say the Council of Europe demands regular NATO updates and vows there are no second zone nations designated for delaying actions. The debate follows a Northern Army Group exercise and Marshal Juin warns against over committing forces to delaying actions.
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Council of Europe
NATO
Strasbourg
France
Saar
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Consultative Assembly
Council
Criti
Northern Army
Germany
Alphonse Juin
Europe
Weather Forecast For Butte And Montana Regions
Butte forecasts continue fair and mild for Wednesday with a low near 32 and a high around 79. Period temperatures show a Monday night through Tuesday afternoon range from 31 to 81 at the airport. West of the Divide in Montana sees clear skies with little change. highs 75 to 85, and east of the Divide similarly mild.
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Butte
Montana
Divide
Ike Is Called as Witness in Murder Trial
Dwight D. Eisenhower was summoned in Baltimore as a character witness in a murder case claiming the death of G Edward Grammer’s wife on August 20 was an accident. Grammer, a New York office manager, is charged with beating his wife and driving her body down a hill.
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Baltimore
Dwight D. Eisenhower
G. Edward Grammer
Climax Molybdenum Co
New York
Grammer
Anthony S. Frederick
Eisenhower
Prison Rebellion Ends After Gas Siege at Menard
A two hour tear gas siege by guards and state police ended a 27 hour riot at Menard State Prison in Chester Illinois. About 800 inmates were involved at its peak. The end came with a hush then a shout I’m shot as a convict crawled out with a homemade crutch. A white flag signaled surrender and reports said another inmate had a heart attack.
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Chester
Ill
Menard State Prison
Escapees Caught After Miles City Escape
Two boys who escaped from the State Industrial School at Miles City Monday night were captured Tuesday one at Roundup and the other at Harlot on. Billings police were notified. They were taken off a freight train.
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Billings
State Industrial School
Miles City
Roundup
Harlowton
Nixon to visit Montana for campaign tour stop in Butte
Senator Richard M. Nixon and Mrs. Patricia Nixon plan a Montana stop starting in Missoula and Helena, with an arrival at 11 45 at Butte airport. A 12 45 address from courthouse steps follows a city parade. The trip includes Great Falls and Billings, with a reception at the airport prior to departure.
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Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Butte
California
Sclon
Alger Hiss
Patricia Ryan Nixon
Montana
Los Angeles
Nixon
Missoula
Helena
Sen
Zales N. Ecton
Wellington D. Rankin
Airport
Harrison Avenue
Front Street
Montana Street
Park
Arizona
Broadway
Montana State Band
Howard Johnson
Montana Supreme Court
Edton
Finlen
Great Falls
Billings
Senator Nixon
Johnson
Lee Colston
Republican Central Committee
Arlo Axelson
Richard Ranta
Zero Hour Nears for Chest Drive
Butte 1952 Community Chest prepares to launch with 180 company chairmen and 181 team members still needed. Edward P. Shea urges regimental leaders to report names to Red Feather headquarters at 2-1206 as kick off dinner set for Thursday at 5 45 in Finlen Hotel Silver Bow room. Goal is 70838 for ten agencies including Girl Scouts Camp Fire and Salvation Army.
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Butte
Edward P. Shea
Red Feather
Silver Bow
Finlen
Shea
Irene Snell
William H. Mott
Ya Girl Scouts
Camp Fire
Cyo
Catholic Social Service Bureau
Rotana Milk Fund
Children’s Receiving Home
Salvation Army
Silver Bow Dental Clinic
Butte Sunshine Camp
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