Wisconsin Bishop to Speak at Opening of Catholic Conclave
Most Rev William P O Connor bishop of Madison will headline the opening session of the fourth regional congress of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine in Butte The Fox theater hosts the opening night program through Oct 2 with speakers including Bishop Gilmore Msgr English Rev Hansberry Gov Bonner Mayor Morgan and John Cooney The congress expected about 400 Catholic leaders from Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon Father Charles McCarthy of Drummond is general chairman.
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Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Fox Theater
Finlen Hotel
Treasure State
Silver Bow Rooms
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
M. M. English
Butte
Catholic Clergy
Thomas S. Hansberry
Washington, D. C
John W. Bonner
Thomas R. Morgan
John Cooney
O’connor
Superior
Wis
Madison
Milwaukee
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Charles McCarthy
Drummond
Deputy Directors Chosen for City Civilian Defense Plan
Mayor Thomas R. Morgan announced six deputy directors for a unified civilian defense plan to operate during disasters or wartime. Appointees include Robert Crangle, George W. Tippett, Emmett Keyser, William Antonioni, James Kitto, and George W. Richardson, with Jack Duggan as defense director and advisory help from the mayor and others.
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Thomas R. Morgan
Jack Duggan
Defense
Robert Crangle
George W. Tippett
Emmett Keyser
Montana Power Buys Canadian Gas Field
The Montana Power company agreed to purchase the Pakowki Lake gas field in Alberta with about 400 billion cubic feet of natural gas. President F. W. Bird said the reserves will boost Montana Power supplies, support a Missoula transmission line, and spur regional industrial growth pending an export permit.
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Alberta
Canada
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Union Oil Company
McColl-Frontenac Oil Company
Montana Power
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Deer Lodge
Bozeman
Livingston
Missoula
Montana Power Gas
Union and McColl-Frontenac
Thornton named GOP candidate for Colorado governor
Pueblo Colorado September 28 Dan Thornton a Gunnison stockman was chosen as the Republican candidate for governor succeeding the late Ralph L Carr who died Friday night Thornton was announced as the party nominee on Thursday in Pueblo Colorado.
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Colo
Dan Thornton
Gunnison Stockman
Colorado
Ralph L. Carr
Conditions Among Indians Deplored by Board Report
The executive board of the association on American Indian affairs described a five week survey of reservations in Montana Idaho Minnesota and Michigan showing slums and substandard housing. Boarding schools were unsatisfactory with neglect resembling 19th century institutionalization and economic conditions remained generally poor.
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New York
The
Association On American Indian Affairs
Alexander Lesser
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Idaho
Minnesota
Michigan
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Nez Perce
Coeur d’Alene
Gros Ventre
Assiniboine
Fort Belknap
Red Lake
Minn
Cut Bank
Browning
Federal Indian Service
German Police Bar Reds From Luxurious Duesseldorf HQ
German police under British orders cleared defiant Communists from their high end Duesseldorf headquarters. British forces also reinforced Ruhr troops to quell potential Red riots Sunday. Despite missiles from protesters, police expelled the Reds from the $500,000 building intended as a military division headquar ters.
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Duesseldorf
Ruhr
Jury Hands Down Open Verdict in Copley Death
A coroner's jury returned an open verdict over Olen Copley's 44 year old death after an inquest into the East Broadway altercation. The panel found the cause was a hemorrhage from a lacerated middle cerebral artery but could not determine how injuries occurred. The proceeding involved coroner R. E. Sayatovic and county prosecutors with defense attorney J Justin Bourquin.
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Butte Miner
East Broadway
R. E. Sayatovic
J. Frank Sullivan
Joan Saari
Thomas Stafford
George Niemi, Jr
Copley
Alaska
Butte Weather Forecast and Montana Regional Outlook
Butte plans for partly cloudy and cool conditions Friday with a low around 23 and a high near 45. Airport records show a 45 high and 22 low, School of Mines records 46 high and 26 low, while west of the Divide expects 50 to 60 with showers, and east of the Divide stays partly cloudy and cool with 50 to 60.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Army Plans to Draft 300000 Men in Next Six Months
The Army announced plans to draft 300000 men in the next six months in addition to 50000 summoned in September. The total draft program would reach 350000, with 1400 dentists and 2500 doctors to be drafted and 700 doctors to be called in reserve.
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Army
Capitol Hill
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Glovis Byers
Byers
Accountants Open Convention Today
The Montana Society of Certified Public Accountants holds its annual convention at the Finlen hotel with an 8:30 breakfast, 1:00 opening address by Mayor Thomas R. Morgan, and E. R. Blinn and Bruce Risley among speakers. A mine tour and student awards are planned, plus a Saturday program featuring William J. Greene and Maurice E. Peloubet, ending with a banquet and dance.
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Finlen Hotel
Thomas R. Morgan
Cyril E. Coulston
Bozeman
Bruce A. Risley
Dillon
E. R. Blinn
Butte
Copper Bowl
Society
Treasure State Room
Coulston
Don J
Accounting Department
Montana State University
Rush Jordan
Western Montana College of Education
John Brownlee
Sigvart O. Johnanstad
Seattle
Frank Rice
San Francisco
William J. Greene
Maurice E. Peloubet
New York City
Montana Woman Dies in Accident
Mrs. David Rahn, 41, of the Pine Butte area Gallatin county, died five miles west of Bozeman on U S highway 191 when her car overturned after striking a concrete culvert. A 3 year old son Dennis survived with minor injuries. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. in Bozeman. inquest not planned.
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David Rahn
Pine Butte
Gallatin County
Here
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Deaconess
C. E. Rice
Rahn
Rice
Montana
Red Peace Drive Regarded as Salvage Move
Washington officials view Russia's latest bid for peace as an effort to salvage something from Korea's Communist setback. They say Moscow aims to slow Western rearmament and split non Communist unity, while Moscow presses peace talks and questions UN positions amid rumors of pre collapse terms.
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State Department
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Moscow
Korea
Reds
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Europe
North Atlantic
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New York
Andrei Vishinsky
Jakob Malik
Lovett Named Deputy Secretary of Defense
President Truman appoints Robert A. Lovett, the New York banker and former diplomat, as deputy secretary of defense with Gen. George C. Marshall backing him. Lovett, Marshall’s pick, will replace Stephen Early who departs for personal reasons as the defense leadership aims for a nonpartisan team.
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Robert A. Lovett
New York
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George C. Marshall
Lovett
Marshall
Army
Stephen Early
Pentagon
Chan Gurney
South Dakota
Paul Griffith
Gurney
Senate Armed Services Committee
Griffith
Indonesia Joins United Nations as 60th Member
The Republic of Indonesia was unanimously accepted as the 60th member of the United Nations by the General Assembly. The flag raising will occur Saturday alongside the other 59 members, marking Indonesia's transition from Dutch East Indies status to independent nation.
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New York
Republic of Indonesia
United Nations
General Assembly
Dutch East Indies
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
Netherlands
U S Outlines Plan for United Korea
The United States outlined a six point plan to create a free and united Korea under United Nations guidance. It rejects bases in Korea and calls for rapid rehabilitation while allowing UN forces to decide on ending the fighting should North Korea be ready.
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United States
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Unified Command
Douglas MacArthur
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Assembly
38Th Parallel
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South Korea
North Korea
MacArthur Turns Seoul Over to President Rhee
General Douglas MacArthur flies to Seoul and transfers authority to President Syngman Rhee as United Nations forces advance toward the 38th parallel. The battle for Seoul ends with the city in ruins and Red resistance collapsing.
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Rhee
Tokyo
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Syngman Rhee
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North Korea
Republic
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South Korea
United States
Eighth Army
Kong Nam Bong
Reds take over Seoul amid five day battle and hostage claims
Seoul residents allege that more than 20 000 hostages were taken by Communist forces as they fled the city. They describe mass conscription, near starvation, and a three month rule, with citizens seeking shelter in cellars during the fighting.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
Yuh Wong
Korean National Assembly
North Korea
South Korea
Bomb disposal clears dud amid Korean front line
In Korea near Taegu a U S bomb disposal squad destroyed a 500 pound dud. When the blast occurred seven North Koreans burst from cover with hands up thinking they were under attack.
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Korea
Taegu
United States
Truman Warns Against Relaxing After Korea War
President Truman urges vigilance as Korean fighting nears a potential victory. He backs Gen Bradley on avoiding demobilization mistakes, warns of Congress attempts to block defense spending, and leaves open the question of advancing past the 38th parallel under the U N resolution.
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Truman
United States
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Congress
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
1950 Polio Expected to Be Third Worst Year Yet
The Public Health Service said 1950 will likely be the third worst polio year on record after 1949 and 1916. Last week 2,170 new cases were reported, a 1 percent rise from the prior week, with the peak occurring later than in most past years. Cumulative cases since March total 18,403, while last year had 30,350 by this point.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Gen Dean Might Still Be Alive
Three South Korean prisoners in a Red stockade reported that Maj. Gen. William F. Dean may be moved from Chongju toward Seoul. Dean, missing since July 21 after Taejon fell, earned fame in World War II and his 24th Infantry Division comrades remain hopeful for his rescue.
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Korea
William F. Dean
United States
24Th Infantry Division
Taejon
24Th
Chongju
First Cavalry
United States Counterintelligence Corps
CIC
Dean
Seoul
Republic of Korea
ROK
Bott Named NLRB General Counsel by Truman
President Truman selected George J. Bott to replace Robert N. Denham as general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board. Bott, 40, a New Haven native, has long served as Denham’s associate general counsel in charge of field operations since 1948.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
George J. Bott
National Labor Relations Board
Robert N. Denham
NLRB
Denham
Organized Labor
Bott
New Haven
Austrian Communists End Vienna Roadblocks as Strike Eases
Austrian Communists pull roadblocks in Vienna to ease traffic as nationwide protests shift to a back-to-work movement ending a three day strike against the government's price and wage policy.
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Austria
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