Adlai Reveals Ten Year Income Over Five Hundred Thousand
Springfield report details Adlai E. Stevenson's federal income tax returns for 1942 to 1951. He shows a gross income of 500052.84 with taxes of 211980.42 and net income of 288066.42. From 1949 to 1951 as Illinois governor he earned 151110.26 plus a 35209.68 state salary. Dividends from 26 corporations in 1950 and 31 in 1951 comprise most non-salary income, including holdings in Chicago National Bank First National Bank of Chicago Aluminum Co of America Standard Oil New Jersey and Daily Pantograph Bloomington Ind. The dividends were partially listed to protect confidential information.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Illinois
Chicago National Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
The
Aluminum Co. of America
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Daily Pantograph
Bloomington
Democrats Greet Truman on Montana Tour Stop
Montana Democrats plan to meet President Truman on his 15 stop tour with a 17 car train. Key figures include Sen James E Murray Rep Mike Mansfield and K F Vernon while Mrs Wallace Kingsbury is hospitalized. The train will reach Wolf Point Monday night and Glasgow Tuesday morning with various officials boarding at each stop. Ground breaking at Tiber Dam was to follow Havre events.
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Great Falls
Montana
Truman
National Democratic Committee
Wallace Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Leo C. Graybill
Wolf Point
James E. Murray
Mike Mansfield
K. F. Vernon
Billings
Bureau of Reclamation
Glasgow
H. R. Bjorklund
Valley County Democratic Central Committee
Graybill
Willard Fraser
John W. Bonner
Harry Soderberg
Havre
State Highway Commission
Oscar Chapman
Michael Strauss
Mike Kirwin
Ohio
Lee Metcalf
Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
State Democratic
H. Landoe
Bozeman
Chester
Tiber Dam
Niles Dies at 63 After Abdominal Illness
David K. Niles 63 former special administrative assistant to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman died after surgery for a severe abdominal disease at Beth Israel Hospital. The illness prevented his attendance at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago as a special representative of President Truman.
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Boston
David K. Niles
Roosevelt
Truman
Beth Isreal Hospital
Niles
Chicago
Greek U N troops lose Big Nori in friendly bombing
Greek UN troops on the western front suffered a tragic setback at Big Nori when Shooting Star jets mistook the hill for a Chinese position. After brief advance, Greek soldiers were forced to abandon the peak as Chinese and allied fire pounded the area.
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Victor Kendrick
Tokyo
U.P
U.N
Bloddy
Big Nori
United Press War
Warren Franklin
United Nations
Little Nori
Nori
John L. Giones
United Press
U. S
Korea
Third Division
Kelly Hill
Franklin
U N Truce Proposals Bitterly Rejected by Red Delegate
Sun day at Panmunjom North Korea's Nam Il dismissed three UN exchange plans as no new progress and demanded all prisoners be repatriated. Allied negotiators presented options with possible inspection by Red Cross teams while Nam pressed for full return of all POWs amid stalled talks and new tensions on Cheju Island where four prisoners were injured in disturbances.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Panmunjom
Nam Il
Red
Red High Command
Pyongyang
Peiping
Moscow
Nam
William K. Harrison Jr
U. N
Reds
Harrison
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Sparkman Says He Liked Ike in 1948 Ticket
Sen. John J. Sparkman admitted on CBS that he approved Dwight D. Eisenhower as a Democratic presidential candidate in 1948 but said Eisenhower has since allied with bad company. He urged disclosure of income tax returns for all, but refused to demand Nixon or Eisenhower reveal theirs. He argued southern disaffection centers on tideland oil, not civil rights, yet predicted a solid Democratic vote in November.
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Washington
U.P
John J. Sparkman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sparkman
Eisenhower
Columbia Broadcasting System
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Snarkman
Democratic Party
South
Plan Community Bible Observance Prominent Clergy Featured
A Plan Community Bible Observance highlights clergy including Rev. A Ray Henry narrator Rev William R Lindsay Silver Bow Ministers Association president and Dr Clifford Ansgar Nelson pastor at Gloria Dei Lutheran St Paul to speak. A massed Protestant choir will sing two anthems one from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament as part of Christian Education week observances nationwide.
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A. Ray Henry
William R. Lindsay
Silver Bow Ministers Association
Clifford Ansgar Nelson
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
St. Paul
Augustana Lutheran Church
St Mary Catholic parish marks 50th year and school dedication
The Parish of Priests in Butte celebrated St Mary Catholic church’s 50th anniversary with a pontifical mass by Bishop Joseph M Gilmore and the dedication of a new St Mary parochial school. Attendees included clergy and long-time parishioners from Montana and beyond as well as members of the first graduating class from 1907.
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St. Mary Catholic
Butte
St. Mary
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
Gilmore
M. M. English
Butte Weather Forecast For Monday And Sunday
Butte forecasts continue fair with variable high cloudiness and little temperature change. Expected Monday lows near 30 and highs near 71, with period highs 70 to 80 west of divide and 75 to 85 south of divide. Airport records show 29 to 70, School of Mines 36 to 71.
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School of Mines
Divide
Montana
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
Superior
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
Austrian Treaty Talks to Resume
Western allies plan to resume negotiations on an Austrian independence treaty Monday as Russia rebuffs a new meeting invitation. Moscow insists Austria remain tied to the East West stalemate for six years and rejects separate talks. UK Secretary Eden hinted at new ideas while Vienna hopes UN involvement may help.
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London
Russia
Austria
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Anthony Eden
Vienna
Soviet Union
West
United Nations
U. N
General Assembly
Hungary
Romania
Trieste
Butte Chest Campaign Urges Contacts Ahead of Drive Progress
Butte Community Chest workers were urged to contact as many prospects as possible over the next day and a half to boost the Red Feather drive progress. Lunch Tuesday at Finlen Hotel marks the kickoff for the first official total on the progress thermometer at Park and Main, with goal set at 70 838 dollars. The Advance Gifts section led by FE P Frizelle and Edward P Shea's Classified section are praised for strong solicitation as agencies unify for an early campaign cleanup.
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Butte
Community Chest
Red Feather Drive
Finlen Hotel
Park and Main
Community Chest Campaign
Larry Smith
The
Chest
William H. Mott
Smith
Red Feather
FE. P. Frizelle
Mr. Mott
Edward P. Shea
Montana Cyclist Killed in Crash Near Cascade
Virgil James Woolsey 31 died when his motorcycle left highway ten miles south of Cascade. He reportedly hit rocks after missing a curve near Hardy Bridge and was thrown from the bike at 70 mph. Woolsey worked for a Great Falls roofing firm. survivors include his parents and three daughters.
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Great Falls
Virgil James Woolsey
Cascade
Montana
al Buck
Hardy Bridge
Woolsey
HST Ready to Strike Back at Newspapers
Senator Frank Carlson says he has reports that President Truman plans retaliation against several newspapers upset by scandal revelations. Carlson, a Republican stalwart backing Dwight D. Eisenhower, notes Truman’s anger over press disclosures.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Truman
Carlson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Butte Western Union Office Under daylight Robbery
Two well dressed young Mexicans held up the Butte Western Union office at noon on Sunday and escaped with 605 in cash and bank drafts after forcing open a safe drawer. One robber pointed a revolver at operator Mrs. O E French as the pair emptied drawers and paper sacks. The incident marked the third stickup in Mining City within a week with safes also cracked last Thursday or Friday.
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Butte Western Union
O. E. French
Maryland
Western Union
Mary Shaffer
Margaret Truman steals the show on Truman train tour
President Truman travels coast to coast on a Democratic tour with daughter Margaret receiving major applause from crowds along the line in Ohio. The first leg heads toward Minnesota and North Dakota with a planned Fargo speech and services in Wooster and Canton cited.
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Truman
Margaret Truman
Margaret
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
John Sparkman
Wooster
Bethany Baptist Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Fargo N. D
Washington
Harry
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
David K. Niles
Boston
Niles
Joseph Short
Wife shoots husband to relieve money worries
In Elmont New York a pregnant wife Marilyn Hauk 31 shot her police husband Bert ram Hauk 33 to death with his service revolver while he slept. She said she fired to relieve him of financial worries after their $2000 life savings vanished in a failed home building venture. She was booked for first degree murder.
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Bertram
Nassau County
Nassau Force
Russia protests against American oil prospecting near Afghan Soviet border
Radio Kabul reports Russia lodged a protest with Afghanistan over the employment of several Americans to prospect for oil along the Soviet border. The station denied an ultimatum was attached to the protest.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Radio
Kabul
Russia
Afganistan
Patrolman shoots two after theft at Missoula service station
Three Seattle men, aged 17 and 18, suspected of stealing a cash register from a Missoula station were wounded as they fled across the Polson golf course after a police chase. Highway patrolmen opened fire when the trio refused to halt. two were wounded and all were taken for treatment and questioning.
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Polson
A.P
Missoula
Frank M. Johnson
Raymond M. Vare
Jack Louis Parry
Seattle
Dick Kiehl
Washington
Kiehl
Pete Gaasch
Stickup Artist Takes Money and Car in Great Falls
A man wearing a handkerchief over his face held up a Great Falls resident Sunday about 8:50 a.m. He took the victim’s money and wallet and fled in a nearly new 1951 Buick. The robber was described as about five eight, 150 pounds, with a masked face.
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Great Falls
U.P
Alex Jones
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