Rescue Team Finds 16 Airmen Alive After Plane Crash
A three man para rescue team parachuted to the wreck site 115 miles southwest of Goose Bay Labrador to reach 16 airmen aboard a United States Air Force B50 bomber. The 12 crewmen and four hitchhikers were reported safe and will be flown out Monday by helicopter to Goose Bay, then by amphibious planes to an airbase. The bomber disappeared after taking off from Goose Bay bound for Tucson Arizona and was found three days into a major cross border search involving over 60 aircraft.
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Greenwood Rcaf
N. S
United States Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Goose Bay
Labrador
Air Rescue Service
Tucson
Ariz
Air Force
United States
RCAF
Russian Major Said Killed by Americans
The Times reports a Russian major was reportedly killed and another Soviet officer captured by an American reconnaissance unit in the Seoul Suwon area near Inchon. The Seventh division spokesman could not confirm details at 10th corps HQ.
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New York
New York Times
Inchon
Korea
Seoul-Suwon
Times
Seventh Division
10Th Corps
The
United Nations
Moscow
Suwon
Ship Accused of Aiding Commies Seized by Coast Guard Probe
The United States Coast Guard will seize an American merchant ship accused of running the Chinese Nationalist blockade to deliver oil gasoline and armor plate to the Communists. Sen. O Conor says records will be safeguarded as Senate investigation proceeds. The ship s name is not officially released and is expected at a West coast port within a week.
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Washington
U.P
United States Coast Guard
Herbert R. O’conor
Senate
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
United Press
Coast Guard
O’conor
Magnuson
United States Navy
Another Korean Atrocity Found by 25th Division
An advance element of the United States 25th Division in Korea reports the discovery of 20 artillerymen shot in the back after hands were tied behind them. The bodies, found near Wonson, are said to be those cut off from the main force a month earlier.
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Korea
U.K
United States
Wonson
Added Economic Controls on Business Seen
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer said new war time economic controls would likely include priority and limitation orders. He warned requisitioning materials could occur if inventories are amassed for Korea war needs. Sawyer discussed National Production Authority, potential article bans, voluntary cooperation, and steel supply for defense and civilian use.
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Washington
U.P
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
National Production Authority
Columbia Broadcasting System
Inchon Landing Gave Reds Chance to Act
Allied landings at Inchon altered the Korean conflict as Gen. MacArthur led a bold, limited assault on a difficult beach. Maj. Gen. Almond says it was the toughest landing he ever saw and the only feasible one on D-day with less than a division ashore.
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Tokyo
Russia
Inchon
MacArthur
United Nations
E. M. Almond
10Th Corps
United States Seventh Infantry Division
Three Shots Fired at Downtown Corner No One Injured
Butte police hold Nap Montoza after an altercation at Empire hotel. Montoza allegedly fired three .32 caliber shots at Howard Lacey on South Main near Main and Galena. Lacey escaped unharmed. a bullet struck the street and a Metals hotel window.
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Nap Montoza
Empire Hotel
Montoza
Howard Lacey
Rogers Block
South Main
James Clark
Lacey
Empire Bar
101 South Main
Clark
Main
Galena
Metals
British Party Leaders Accused of Swing at Schuman Plan
A Labour MP, R. W. G. MacKay, accuses leaders of his party of trying to scuttle the Schuman plan to keep Britain in isolation. The dispute signals a potential intra-party fight at the Labour congress in Margate starting Oct. 3 as Bevan and Morrison clash over leadership and policy.
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Schuman
London
Britain
R. W. G. MacKay
Council of Europe
Strasbourg
McKay
Labor Party
Margate
British Press Association
MacKay
National
Labor
Thousands Attend Closing Of Montana 4-H Show
More than 3,000 residents and visitors gathered at the Montana Livestock Auction yards for the closing features of Butte's fourth annual 4-H livestock show and sale. Dick Powell won showmanship grand championship. Karen Lee Olson and Gene Hanson were reserve and third in the event, with winners named in swine, sheep, beef, and dairy showmanship by county.
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Montana
Montana Livestock Auction Company
Butte
H. J. Schiesser
Dick Powell
Madison County
Karen Lee Olson
Gallatin County
Gene Hanson
Terry Carmody
Carole Coconougher
Beaverhead County
Meta Mae Schuett
George Slanger
Art Stoudt
Stillwater
Sharon Stanchfield
Beaverhead
Lois Ruk
Two Year Old Drowns in Harrison Cesspool
In Harrison northern Madison county Virginia City Montana a two year old visiting from Nevada drowned after falling through a rotted cesspool cover in a schoolyard. The body was found by his mother and grandmother who searched the area. The father Raymond serves at Fort Ord California. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Virginia City
Mont
L. W. Brook
Harrison
Madison County
William Scott
Raymond
Fort Ord
Calif
Harson
Nevada
Dan Malone
Scott
Whitehall
Butte Weather Forecast Monday Cloudy With Mild Temps
Forecast for Butte shows cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change. Monday minimum around 30 and maximum near 70. Sunday readings range from 30 to 73 across locations including Airport and School of Mines, with north areas cooler and potential light rain late Monday.
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School of Mines
Divide
Big Week Ahead of UN Assembly
New York dispatch notes the United Nations Assembly entering its second week with policy statements planned for Monday and Tuesday. Nationalist China Britain Yugoslavia lead the speaking roster as Egypt targets Israel midweek. calls grow for a strengthened UN with peace patrols and emergency veto-free sessions. Russia proposes broad disarmament measures but offers no public support. deadlines for member nations to join policy lists loom as Iran's Assembly president weighs Ukraine White Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia entries.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Lake Success
China
United Nations
Britain
Yugoslavia
France
Canada
Ecuador
Egypt
Israel
Assembly
United States
Dean Acheson
Security Council
Russia
Nashallah Entezam
Iran
End of Korean War Seen Within Reach In 1950s Outlook
Tokyo reports the Korean war nearing a conclusion three months after North Korea crossed the 38th parallel and after UN forces pushed at Inchon. Military experts doubt Chinese or Russian intervention, predicting a possible North Korean collapse in weeks, with Kim Il Sung likely to flee.
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Tokyo
U.P
38Th Parallel
United Nations
Inchon
Russia
China
Korea
MacArthur
Edward M. Almond
10Th
Frank (Shrimp) Milburn
Republic of Korea
North Korea
Kimm Il Sung
Kim
Thousands Visit Employes' Club in Anaconda
Throngs of Anaconda and Butte residents toured the new Anaconda Copper Mining Company Employes' club during a Sunday public inspection. Beginning Monday the club opens to members with regular operation and bowling teams of about 500 players begin at 6 30 p m.
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Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Reduction Department
Justice Department Moves to Enforce Red Bill
The Justice Department will vigorously enforce the new Communist control bill and forms a special unit within the Criminal Division to handle related problems. Attorney General J Howard McGrath announced the plan and asked Budget Bureau funds to staff it adequately as Congress enacted the law over the President's veto. Officials foresee a long effort to enforce registration for Communists and fronts, bar Reds from government service and defense plants, and tighten immigration rules. The Communist Party vows to refuse registration, and officials estimate jail terms for refusals could take from one to four years.
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Washington
U.P
Justice Department
J. Howard McGrath
Department
Truman
Congress
American Communist Party
Actress Joan Barton Weds Far W. Muntz in Las Vegas
Actress Joan Barton age 25 married television manufacturer Far W. (Madman) Muntz age 36 on Sunday in Las Vegas. The ceremony was performed by District Judge A. S. Henderson.
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Las Vegas
U.P
Joan Barton
Far W
Madman) Muntz
A. S. Henderson
Red Resistance Crumbling at Some Points
United States Marines and Army infantry moved toward Seoul as UN forces pressed the Korean capital from four directions. Seventh Infantry crossed the Han River at dawn, spearheading an advance into a city where Reds faced mixed resistance amid heavy air and artillery bombardment. Marine regiments held the western front while forces from Inchon arrived to bolster the assault, with air victories shrinking the resistance and a rapid drive toward Osan and Poun.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Seventh Infantry Division
Han River
Inchon
United Nations
Korea
Inchon-Seoul
Osan
Poun
Seventh Division
Suwon
U. S. First Cavalry
Plea for Peace Letter Sparks Teacher Backing
Warre nsburg Missouri September 24. A Missouri teacher Ioie F Johnson Central State college journalism teacher sent a plea for peace to Stalin and President Truman. Hundreds of Americans replied praising her courage while some men dismissed her effort. Johnson says many women support her call for leaders to seek peace.
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Warrensburg
Stalin
Missouri
Ioie F. Johnson
Central State College
Truman
White House
America
Miss Johnson
New Jersey
Soviet Union
Congress Faces Man-Sized Task in Lame Duck Session
Washington reports Congress faces a hurried post election session likely to raise taxes by billions. Alaska and Hawaii statehood, a wartime profits levy, Communist control act revisions, and other leftovers from the 81st Congress loom as lawmakers resume after November elections. The tax hike targets a multi billion boost in excess profits taxes with a 20 percent wage withholding change starting Oct 1.
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Washington
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Truman
United States Accused by China in UN Charge
London dispatch reports Communist China charging the United States with extending the war in Korea and aggression against China. Chou En lai calls for UN action, admission of Communist China to the UN, and penalties for alleged air violations.
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London
U.P
China
United States
Korea
Formosa
United Nations
Chou Enlai
Butte Man Sparks Blaze With Water In Sun
Ole Kolsted of 714 South Dakota returned from fishing and left a gallon jug of water on the back seat of his 1042 Chevrolet in the sun. The focused sun rays ignited a sleeping bag and interior items, prompting a call to the Butte fire department for fire damage.
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Butte
Ole Kolsted
South Dakota
Kolsted
Butte Fire Department
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