D M Kelly Dies. Montana Leader, Ex Anaconda VP
Daniel M. Kelly longtime Montana attorney general and western vice president for Anaconda Copper Mining died Wednesday at St. James Hospital at age 71. Funeral services Friday begin at 9:30 a.m. at White's Funeral Home with rites at St. Patrick Church and Holy Cross cemetery burial. Elks will conduct services Thursday night. He directed wartime western operations for Anaconda and later served as administrative consultant. Survived by wife Helen. several children and many relatives. Montana civic projects including St James hospital modernization and Butte Community Memorial Hospital planning noted.
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Butte and
Montana
Daniel M. Kelly
Western
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
White’s
St. Patrick Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Butte Lodge No
BPOE
Elks
White’s Chapel
Kelly
St. James Hospital
Butte
Anaconda Company
People of
A. C. M. Employes Club
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Helen Kelly
William J. Kelly
M. M. Mueller
van Nuys
Calif
John Burgess
Richard Miller
Michele
Michael Mueller
Daniel Kelly Burgess
Mary Sidney Burgess
Ellen
Emily Miller
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
Jack Kelly
Elkton
S.D
Caudle Links White House Clique To Firings Testimony
Former A G J Howard McGrath reportedly warned of a White House clique behind Caudle’s firing. Caudle testified that McGrath spoke of the group aiming at both men, naming Charles Murphy, David Stowe, and Joseph Short as possible members. McGrath declined to comment.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
White House
T. Lamar Caudle
MccGrath
Caudle
McGrath
Rhode Island
House Judiciary
Justice Department
White
New Monetary Setup Urged By European Assembly
The European Consultative Assembly urged a worldwide monetary conference to replace Bretton Woods and questioned its continued applicability. It also backed a single package unifying Europe’s assemblies, with debate set for next week as Eden’s union plan advances.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Strasbourg
France
European Consultative Assembly
Europe
Council of Europe
Saar
New Hampshire
United Nations
Bretton Woods
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
World Bank
Assembly
Anthony Eden
Guy Mollet
Julian Amery
French Submarine Sybille Missing With 51 Onboard
The 775 ton French submarine Sybille with 51 crew members disappeared during maneuvers in the Mediterranean. A broad search by ships and aircraft was ordered as officials reported serious uneasiness after it failed to surface on schedule.
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Paris
Sybille
Mediterranean
Weather Outlook and Temperature Ranges Report
Today's weather continues fair into Thursday and Thursday night. Expected lows around 32 and highs near 76. Temperature readings cover 12 midnight Tuesday to 5 30 p.m. Wednesday with Airport min 32 max 78 and School of Mines min 43 max 78.
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School of Mines
West of Divide Weather Outlook for Thursday and Thursday Night
Forecast shows little temperature change across the west of divide region with highs 75 to 85 and fair conditions. East of divide expects similar highs with a cooler patch in the northwest afternoon, remaining generally fair.
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Divide
Schedule Limits Set for Wednesday
Maximums apply for a 12 hour period while minimums run for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p m Wednesday.
Red Feather Day Launches Community Chest Drive in Butte
Butte marks Red Feather Day as civic workers prepare to launch the 1952 Community Chest drive with a 70 838 goal to support 10 social welfare agencies. Larry Smith will preside at a 545 PM Finlen Hotel dinner for section leaders and regimental heads prior to canvassing.
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Red Feather
Butte
Community Chest
Larry Smith
Treasure State Room
Finlen Hotel
Panies
William H. Mott
Thomas Morgan
Edward P. Shea
Irene Snell
Advance Gifts
E. P. Frizelle
Shea
John Hazen
William C. Sweet
Frank J. Lynch
Actress Holliday says she was stupid in aiding Reds
Judy Holliday testified in a closed Senate session that she gave her name to Communist front groups and admitted she did little to investigate before lending her name. She said she did not have a secretary and blamed being reachable through the telephone book for the exposure.
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Washington
Judy Holliday
Iire
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Miss Holliday
Entertainment World
Internal Security Subcommittee
Sam Levenson
Philip Loeb
Mollie
Goldbergs
Burl Ives
Levenson
Ives
Columbia Pictures
Return to Gold Standard Urged by Speakers
Immediate return to the gold standard to fight inflation and stabilize economies was urged at the Western division American Mining Congress meeting in Denver. Senator Francis Case argued for gold exchange and sound financing while B Barret Griffith said the right to convert paper dollars to gold must be preserved.
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Denver
American Mining Congress
U. S
Francis Case
R-S.d
Case
B. Barret Griffith
Colorado Springs
Ban on Swine Imports From Minnesota to Oregon
Oregon state agriculture director E. L. Peterson ordered an immediate ban on importing swine from Minnesota after vesicular exanthema, a highly contagious hog disease, was found in a shipment that arrived Monday from St. Paul.
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Salem, Ore
Minnesota
Oregon
E. L. Peterson
St. Paul
Indictments of 12 More Communist Leaders in West and Midwest
Federal grand juries in Seattle and St Louis indict 12 more Communist Party leaders for conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the U S government under the Smith Act. The Seattle case names seven defendants led by Huff Pennock Larsen Pettus Bowen Daschbach Hartle with charges of 16 overt conspiracy actions.
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Washington
Seattle
St. Louis
United States
Justice Department
FBI
West Coast
Midwest
Detroit
St. Louis U. S
Henry P. Huff
Portland
Ore
William J. Pennock
Karly Larsen
East Stanwood
Wash
Terry Pettus
Northwest
Daily
People’s World
Paul Miller Bowen
Chicago
John Shields Daschbach
District 12
Barbara Hartle
Hugene
Montana Fugitive Caught in Idaho
Albert Garry, 22, wanted for armed robbery of Mr. and Mrs. Schuman at their Nine Mile cabin, was captured near Kellogg Idaho after five days on the run. He confessed details, was jailed in Wallace then Missoula, and faced arraignment.
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Missoula
Mineral County
Kellogg
Idaho
Albert Garry
Fred Schuman
Nine Mile
John A. Forsythe
Forsythe
Garry
Alex Sam
Isabelle Smith
Ogden
Utah
Schuman Yard
Sam
Schuman
St. Regis
Paradise
Clark Fork
Cabin City
Superior
Wallace
Heavy Rain Buoys U.N. Troops on Korean Front
Heavy rains slowed ground combat on Thursday as Gen. Mark Clark met with top generals. Allied forces repelled a Communist assault in the Far Eastern sector while fighting for Kelly Hill on the West. Navy ships halted a supply train near Songjin, destroying a 12-car convoy. B-29s and B-26s attacked positions as weather limited air strikes and kept air operations in check.
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Seoul
Mark Clark
Kelly Hill
Songjin
Clark
Republic of Korea
Eighth
Bunker Hill
Korangpo
Yongchon
U.S
Third Infantry Division
Eisenhower backs Nixon to stay on ticket in Wheeling crowd
In Wheeling West Virginia President hopeful Eisenhower declares Nixon fully vindicated and favored to remain as running mate. He cites GOP committee support and says Nixon faced unfair accusations over an $18000 privately raised expense fund before a large rally.
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W. Va
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Nixon
GOP
National Committee
Arthur Summerfield
GOP National Committee
Thirtyone
Missoula
Stevenson Won't Name Those Who Got Bonuses
Gov Adlai E Stevenson refused to identify state officials who received supplemental pay from a special fund. He argued naming individuals would breach faith and expose them to publicity, while defending the fund's use to attract competent talent. The remarks came at a Baltimore breakfast with Volunteers for Stevenson. he then returned to Springfield after a weeklong eastern tour.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Sheraton-Belvedere
Baltimore
Chicago
Kent Chandler
Chandler
A. B. Dick & Co
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Taft Warns Law Must Stand to Limit Unions Power
Sen. Robert A. Taft argues at a Benton Harbor rally that the Taft Hartley Law must be retained to prevent unions led by CIO President Philip Murray and AFL President William Green from becoming bosses. He replies to Stevenson and Truman attacks on the law, saying its symbolism lies in restricting union privileges.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Philip Murray
CIO
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Michigan
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Stevenson
Nixon
GOP
Washington, D.C
Douglas MacArthur
White House
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Dick Nixon
Albert Gore
Tenn
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Democratic National Committee
Senators Demand Flood Relief for Mexico Victims
Mexican senators urged President Aleman to provide aid to flood victims across the Pacific and Gulf coasts. The disaster has killed over 100 people, left about 200000 homeless, and caused roughly 36 million dollars in damage.
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Mexico City
Aleman
Mexico
Pacific
Gulf
Telegraph Wires Jammed as People Answer Nixon Appeal
Tens of thousands of Americans replied to Senator Nixon s plea for innocence in the 18 000 fund affair. Telegraph lines were clogged and money for a new Nixon fund accumulated as supporters and critics weighed in. GOP leaders called the response an overwhelming exoneration while Democrats urged fuller disclosure.
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Senator Nixon
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Drug to dissolve blood clots shows promise
Discovery announced to the American College of Surgeons describes trypsin as a potential clot dissolver. The enzyme drips into veins aim to digest fibrin clots linked to heart attacks strokes and leg swelling, with early dramatic results in milk leg and arthritis contexts.
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New York
American College of Surgeons
Plans for President's Visit Announced
President Truman will arrive by train in Chester at 1 15 p m Tuesday and depart five minutes later for a ground breaking at Tiber Dam 19 miles south of Chester The dam ceremony will feature samples of Liberty County wheat and introductory remarks by Sen James E Murray or Gov John W Bonner with Havre District Judge C B Havre introducing the two officials The President will leave Chester at 3 15 p m for Kalispell and Hungry Horse Dam.
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Truman
Chester
Tiber Dam
Liberty County
James E. Murray
D-Mont
John W. Bonner
C. B. Havre
Murray
Bonner
Kalispeli
Hungry Horse Dam
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