Adlai Reveals Gifts to Eight Officials
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson disclosed gifts totaling $18 150 to eight Illinois appointive officials from leftover funds of his 1948 campaign. He said the gifts came from a balance of 18 744 96 plus 2 900 in subsequent Chicago contributions. He will publish his income tax returns for the last 10 years after returning to Springfield. Senator John Sparkman backed Stevenson, suggesting Eisenhower should do likewise.
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Louisville
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Chicago
Stevenson
Springfield
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nijon
Nixon
Retiring Railroad Official Honored
A. C. Kohlhase, retiring on October 1 as superintendent of the Milwaukee Road's Rocky Mountain division, was honored at a dinner in Butte. L. Duggan lauded his career, noting his leadership, safety focus, and role in extending service westward. James T. Hayes will succeed him. gifts were presented to Kohlhase and Mrs. Kohlhase, with over 300 associates in attendance.
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al Kohlhase
Milwaukee Railroad
L. Duggan
The
Milwaukee Road
A. C. Kohlhase
Rocky Mountain
James T. Hayes
Miles City
Kohlhase
Duggan
Missouri River
Plains
Great Mountain Ranges
Northwest
Harlowton
Mont
Avery
Idaho
Judge Recalls Own Boyhood Mother Goes Free
In Tampa Florida Judge L A Grayson acquits a mother accused of neglect after she left four boys ages 5 to 11 alone while she visited a juke joint. He says the incident reflects a child’s farm upbringing and refuses jail for one slip.
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Judge
Mother
Tampa
Fla
L. A. Grayson
Grayson
Montanans Return Home Aboard the USS Boxer
Sailors from Montana are listed among crew members aboard the USS Boxer. Names include R. M. Nohl of Box Elder and others from Shelby, Whitehall, Butte, Hamilton, Wolf Point and Butte with ranks such as aviation ordnanceman third class and seaman. Elmer is also named in the roster.
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Box Elder
R. M. Nohl
Aviation Ordnanceman
Shelby
Lee F. Hain
Whitehall
J. P. Barry
Butte
G. R. Nagel
Seaman
F. D. Roberts
Aviation
Hamilton
D. N. Chaney
Wolf Point
Elmer
Montana
North Korea
United States
Korea
Greek Soldiers Hold Grimly to Korean Hill
Greek U.N. troops pushed to the crest of Big Nori on the Korean western front and after a counterattack from three sides the Greeks reportedly held the ground hours after taking it. The attack began at 5 a.m. with heavy artillery as the Greek force linked with the U.S. Third Division near Yonchon and Chorwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
U.N
U.S. Eighth Army
Big Nori
Kelly Hill
Yonchon
Chorwon
U.S
Russia Rejects Western Bid On Four-Power Austria Treaty
Moscow radio says Russia rejected the latest western bid for a Big Four meeting to draft a treaty restoring independence to occupied Austria. The report aired early Sunday from London.
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London
Russia
Austria
Moscow Radio
Anaconda Boy 14 Killed in Accidental Rifle Shooting
Richard Cyril Miller a 14 year old Catholic Central High freshman died from a gunshot wound to the chest in an accidental shooting on a hillside near Mount Carmel in Anaconda. His classmate David Glenn reported the gun went off as he fell while carrying the .22 rifle. Coroner and sheriff investigations are underway. Miller attended St Paul school and was active in Central High School bands and church altar service. He survived by his parents and two brothers with funeral arrangements pending.
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Anaconda
Richard Cyril
Dick) Miller
Cyril R. Miller
Catholic Central High School
George M. Hartsell
Arthur A. Long
David Glenn
Joseph A. Glenn
Elm
South Walnut
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Young Glenn
Miller
Glenn
William E. Walsh
West Seventh
Walsh
Hartsell
Jack Lodell
Emmett Lowney
Longfellow
Patrick Sullivan
Bell Telephone Company
Thomas D. Savage
Richard
St. Paul School
St. Paul Church
Paul Charles Miller
Bruce Leonard Miller
Clara Miller
Montana
Washington
Finnegan and Company Funeral Home
Red Feather Indicator Raised at Park and Main
Campaigners in the 1952 Butte Red Feather drive look to early reports as a large progress thermometer at Park and Main tracks donations. The first official financial report debuts Tuesday after a noon luncheon at the Finlen Hotel with a goal of 70 838 dollars and multiple report meetings set for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Community Chest
Park and Main Streets
Butte
Red Feather
Finlen
William H. Mott
Two Hurricanes Lash Atlantic
Two Atlantic hurricanes churned far from land as Hurricane Charlie moved east-northeast about 700 miles east of Norfolk with 100 mph winds and no coast threat. Hurricane Dog, 1 650 miles east-southeast of Miami, neared Bermuda path while gaining strength toward the northeast.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Charlie
Norfolk
Miami Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Dog
Weather Bureau
Arrests Overthrow Plot Surges in El Salvador
In El Salvador more than 1,200 people were arrested in the last 24 hours as authorities, led by the national guard, crackdown on a failed Communist plot to topple the government. Over 200 arrests occurred in the capital with more than 1,000 in the interior. Three university students and a labor leader gained asylum in Guatemala and two labor leaders sought refuge in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
el Salvador
U.P
National Guard
Accord Reported in Coal Dispute
Washington reports a final accord between John L. Lewis and northern soft coal operators extends the memorial period of holidays. The contract runs from October 1, 1952, to October 1, 1953, allowing ten days off for memorial purposes, up from five days in the prior agreement. Ratification by the union policy committee is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Northern Soft Coal
United Mine Workers Union
Lewis
Oil-Gas Well Fire Roars Back Near Lovington
A roaring oil gas well blaze 22 miles from Lovington NM reignited Saturday night after five days of control. The fire broke out when a friction valve inserted into the casino threatened to blow. A new valve will be tried Sunday.
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Lovington
N. M
Stevenson Raps Ike on Foreign Policy in Kentucky
Gov Adlai Stevenson warned in Louisville that a Republican return to power would pursue a weak foreign policy risking a third world war. He attacked Gen Dwight D Eisenhower over Korea and labeled the opposition demagogic and weak. He touted Democrats as the party of strength and peace in foreign affairs.
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Louisville
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Stevenson
Memorial Auditorium
Illinois
Democratic Party
Party of Strength
Party of Peace
Kremlin
Truman to Be in This State Tuesday
President Truman will travel Montana Tuesday on a two day, 15 stop tour to dedicate Hungry Horse Dam, break ground at Tiber Dam, and urge voters to back Democrats. He opens in Glasgow with a 15 minute speech, with wide network coverage and many officials aboard the Presidential special.
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Helena
Harry Truman
Montana
Hungry Horse Dam
Tiber Dam
Glasgow
U. S
Democratic
Truman
Chester
Three Advisory Councils proposed for Montana agencies
Montana's Little Hoover Commission urged creating three inter-departmental Advisory Councils to coordinate state activities. One council would cover public welfare and health, another natural resources and development, and a third agriculture and livestock, part of ongoing government reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Little Hoover
Commission
Anaconda Man Fatally Struck by Motor Scooter
Paul Jakacich 74 known as Paul Jackson died in hospital after a collision with a motor scooter driven by 15 year old Henry Petrovich at East Fourth and Alder Anaconda. Petrovich is hospitalized with shock and possible skull fracture while 14 year old Peter Strizich was treated and released. Coroner continues investigation to rule on inquest.
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Anaconda
East Fourth
Alder
Arthur Longfellow
Paul Jakacich
Paul Jackson
Birch
Longfellow
Henry Petrovich
Frank Petrovich
St. Ann Hospital
Peter Strizich
Matt Strizich
Petrovich
Jakacich
UN Proposes Three Plans for Prisoner Exchange at Panmunjom
The United Nations offered three armistice worthy prisoner exchange ideas during a 28 minute session at Panmunjom. Maj Gen William K Harrison said any plan could bring an immediate cease fire if accepted. The proposals include rapid repatriation with optional release to a chosen side under neutral observation or to a demilitarized zone with interviews by agreed third parties. The Reds granted a recess until 2 pm Sunday.
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Munsan
U.N
Reds
William K. Harrison
Panmunjom
Harrison
Ike Campaign Swing Across 12 States Seen Boosting Ike
New York report says General Eisenhower is convinced he sparked a political bell on a 12 state tour through the Midwest and South by pressing for a change in Washington. Aides describe a serious yet unsensational critique of Truman policy, with a broad undercurrent for administration change. Public warmth across regions, including the South, marks his reception on a 5,000 mile journey and 80 speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Midwest
South
Washington
Dixie
Columbia
S. C
Eisenhower
Truman
Father and Son Die in Close Time in Butte
Eustacio Juarez aged 80 and his son Toribio Juarez aged 57 died within hours of each other in Butte. Both had lived at the same address and were confined in adjoining beds as illness struck. Eustacio, a Mexico native, worked as a laborer while Toribio, born in New Mexico, was a miner. Funeral arrangements with Sherman and Reed Funeral Home are pending joint services and interment side by side.
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Butte
Eustacio Juarez
Hesperus Lode
Toribio Juarez
Sherman
Second Suspect Arrested in Brink's Armored Car Robbery
The FBI reports a second arrest in the $65,000 Brink's armored car robbery last month. Charles Wesley Kight, 22, of Washington, a Brink's relief driver since July, admitted helping plan the theft for a 50 percent share. The heist occurred August 25.
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Washington
FBI
Brink
Charles Wesley Kight
Kight
Butte Weather Forecast Fair With Clouds
Butte area expects fair conditions with scattered high clouds and little temperature change through Sunday and Sunday night. Sunday highs around 65 to 75 north of the divide and 68 to 75 east of the divide, with cooler conditions in the east. Airport and School of Mines readings show highs near 71 and 71, with lows around the mid 30s to mid 40s.
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School of Mines
Divide
Bradley Sees War Threat by 1954 Diminished but Presses On
General Omar Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said the chance of Russia waging war by 1954 is lessened yet warns the defense buildup must continue. He spoke after an Europe inspection, noting NATO questions on atomic weapon sharing leadership and Western Europe defense strategy amid ongoing Rosebud exercises.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Russia
Britain
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
Truman
NATO
Permanent Council
Lord Ismay
England
Matthew Ridgway
Western
Rhine
Germany
Bradley
Calls Off Dive Aboard the Yacht Monsoon
Otis Barton halted a planned one mile undersea dive when power failed at 1,453 feet inside the Benthoscope. He reported lights and oxygen circulation stopped and said the dive was over. He will decide later on attempting the 4,500 foot record set in 1949.
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Otis Barton
Barton
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Gen
Ike
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Commies
Demilitarized Zone
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross
By Jack Bell
Associated Press
Billings
Tr. Belgrade
Broadus
Cut Bank
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Drummond
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