Royalists Claim Overthrow of Mossadegh Amid Korea War Exchanges
An Un-communist exchange freed Ohio soldier Cpl. Emery McConaha Jr. of Hocking County and former Sugar Creek resident Paul Risley, both listed as prisoners since 1951. The report notes other Ohioans among 75 Americans released and additional repatriations planned for Inchon to San Francisco aboard the Marine Adder.
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Panmuniom
Hocking County
Sugar Creek
Athens County
Ohio
Hocking
Cpl
Emery McConaha
Rosie E. McConaha
Logan
McConaha
Korea
Chanbong-ni
South Korea
Paul Risley
Risley
Columbus
Had Risley
Athens
Virginia
Howard M. Mutchinson
Charles E. Ferguson
Toledo
John L. R. Blevins
Leavittsburg
John L. Tyler
Moundsville
W. Va
William C. Messer
Keith
William Roosa
Middletown
Daniel J. Johnson
Hinton
Reds
Inchon
San Francisco
North Korea
Tehran overthrow report roils Iran as Shah flees to Rome
Tehran Radio claimed Royalists and the Army toppled Premier Mossadegh and urged Shah to return home. A subsequent broadcast said Mossadegh escaped while Fatemi was killed. Rome confirmed the Shah and Queen fled. Zahedi poised as premier amid clashes and riot reports.
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London
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shah
Mossadegh
Hossein Fatemi
Middle East
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Soraya
Rome
Zahedi
UN AWAITS SOVIET PROPOSALS ON KOREA CONFERENCE
United Nations delegates await Andrei Vishinsky's explanations of a Soviet plan for a Korean peace conference. The proposal expands the committee to eleven members with five neutrals and includes the United States Britain France North Korea Communist China Poland India Sweden and Burma as participants or neutrals.
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Red China
North Korea
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Georgi Zarubin
U.S
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Zarubin
United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
UN Assembly
Korea
United States
Britain
France
South Korea
China
Poland
India
Sweden
Burma
Woman slain near Wheeling. Ohio man confesses
In Wheeling West Virginia a 24 year old Martins Ferry Ohio woman was found shot in a parked car. Her husband Charles Attinger 30 surrendered at a doctor's office and said I killed her. Authorities planned further questioning and no charges were filed immediately.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Martins Ferry
Ohio
John Murphy
Mary Attinger
Marshall County
Murphy
James Frame
Charles Attinger
Attinger
Moundsville
Big Wheeling Creek
Banned Film Fight Ended in Ohio Censorship Case
A New York distributor withdrew a suit against the Ohio ban on The Young and the Damned after the Ohio Supreme Court dismissed the case at the distributor Arthur Mayer Edward Kingsley Inc. request. The Ohio Education Department censorship division banned the showing last March for frequent immoral sequences and extreme violence by youthful desperados.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
Young and the Damned
Ohio Supreme Court
Arthur Mayer Edward Kingsley, Inc
Ohio Education Department
Dayton Police Kill Gun-Toting Laborer in Dayton West Side
Dayton police Lt. L. F. St. Pierre and Patrolman W. M. Mauk said they shot and killed 33 year old Amos Cochran after he refused to drop a loaded revolver. Cochran roamed the West Side after an argument with an acquaintance.
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Dayton
Ohio
L. F. St. Pierre
W. M Mauk
Amos Cochran
Cochran
Dayton West Side
French snarl in second week halts economy
Paris reports a major postwar strike entering its second week with about one million workers off, rail and telecoms paralyzed, and Premier Laniel's government teetering. Negotiations with non-Communist unions collapsed Monday with no clear path to resumption as Mollet warns reforms may not offset the losses. Parliament expected to reconvene next week.
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Paris
France
Joseph Laniel
Socialist Party
Guy Mollet
Laniel
Mollet
Democrats Plan Chicago Meetings September 14 15
Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell announced a two day series of Democratic National Committee meetings in Chicago on September 14 and 15. Adlai E Stevenson will make his first major public appearance since returning from abroad.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Adlai F.stevenson
Mostly Work and No Play For UN Forces in Korea
UN troops on a 150 mile front dig fortifications and clear minefields while engineers repair roads and process prisoners of war. 3,000 engineers build a tent city for North Korean and Chinese POWs awaiting fate. R and R flights to Japan rise as patrols stay vigilant ahead of new Allied lines.
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Munsan
U. S. Sth
Seoul
Japan
High Interest Rails To Aid In GI Loans
Washington reports the higher 4.5 percent GI loan rate since May did not boost veterans home buying. VA figures show July approvals fell slightly from April, despite lenders and officials expecting an increase. Loan demand remains weak as government insured loans rely on lender activity.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Thug Sought In Slaving
Alderman Henry H. Noel 71 a Massachusetts Republican figure was fatally shot in Holyoke during a home invasion. A masked intruder forced entry by jimmying a downstairs window, the victim moved toward a 22 caliber rifle, wounding him in the heart as he descended the stairs. His wife alerted police who suspect burglary motives.
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Holyoke
Mass
Henry H. Noel
Massachusetts
Noel
Noe
Quinn and Snyder Advance in National Caddie Tourney
In Columbus, 15-year-olds Joe Quinn of New Lexington and Larry Snyder of Athens advanced to first round match play. Quinn drew Ed Brinegar Jr. of Lexington while Snyder faced Jerry Flannery of Louisville. Quinn posted 159 after 84 75 84 41. Snyder, 174 after 84 90 84 16, with Quinn noting better afternoon play and accurate irons.
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Columbus
Joe Quinn
Larry Snyder
Quinn
New Lexington
Ed Brinegar, Jr
Lexington
Snyder
Athens
Hope
Jerry Flannery
Louisville
Brinegars
Gun Accident Kills Officer In Ohio Police Station
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio One patrolman shot another in a Midland Pennsylvania police station. Patrolman Ely Branch 29 of the Midland force was treated at Rochester general hospital with a chest wound. Patrolman George A Modovich 30 of Ambridge was held in Beaver County jail. Chief Ed Stein said the shooting was accidental. Desk Sgt William Anusich said Modovich’s pistol discharged while he spun it on his finger. The men were friends who had competed in area pistol matches.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Midland
Ely Branch
Midland Force
Rochester
George A. Modovich
Ambridge
Beaver County
Ed Stein
William Anusich
Modovich
Wreck Vessel Fire Off Cape Anguile Nild
A 260 foot Danish ship Else Basse caught fire fifteen miles off Cape An guille Nild Tuesday night forcing 24 crew members and one woman passenger to abandon ship. They were rescued five hours later by a nearby rescue craft and taken aboard the British steamer Corner Brook to Nid.
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Boston
Cape Anguille
Coast Guard
Corner Brook
Nid
Eisenhower appoints Manion to tax state affairs panel
President Eisenhower names Clarence E. Manion former Notre Dame law dean as chairman of a new commission to study federal state problems in taxation and road construction. Announcement followed a summer White House meeting after Manion conferred with the president.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame University
Law School
Manion
White House
Runaway Coal Cars Halt 27 Miles From Yard
Sixteen coal cars, thirteen loaded, broke away from Carbondale yards of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad and rolled through towns past many grade crossings before stopping at a point 27 miles away. No injuries or damage were reported by railroad officials.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Bradley Warns Budget Cuts Could Become Dangerous Habit
Gen. Omar Bradley, newly retired as Joint Chiefs chair, criticizes Ike era defense cuts of over five billion dollars. He warns a growing habit of trimming the budget threatens readiness and security. He also opposes plans to shrink the military production base for economy and efficiency.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Saturday Evening Post
Congress
Defense Wilson
Phone Union Charges Governor in Union Busting Plan
Officials of the CIO Communications Workers accuse Gov. George N. Craig of aiding Indiana Bell in a union busting and strike busting campaign. Mae Mann says the governor props up a police state and cites a South Bend settlement where pickets were limited and out of town workers reassigned. Indiana Bell sued in federal court in Indianapolis alleging 24 CWA locals and 58 officers violated the National Labor Relations Act.
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Indianapolis
CIO Communications Workers
George N. Craig
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Mae Mann
Indiana Cwa
South Bend
Indiana Bell
CWA
Eisenhower Forms Action Committee on Employment Bias
President Eisenhower interrupted his Western vacation to create an action committee to tackle employment discrimination in government contracts. Vice President Nixon announced the move as seven members of the government contract committee were sworn in at the Waldorf Astoria. Eisenhower's day included a 32 million dollar federal housing project dedication and a breakfast with Lewis Strauss and C. D. Jackson.
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New York
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Waldorf-Astoria
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
C. D. Jackson
Former AEC Chairman Files Divorce Action
Gordon Dean former chair of the Atomic Energy Commission filed for divorce in Las Vegas alleging mental cruelty. He and wife Adelaide married 23 years ago in Pasadena and have two children Martha 20 and Franklin 14 with custody arrangements reached.
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Las Vegas
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Dean
Adelaide
Pasadena
Martha
Franklin
Akron strike ends nine days AFI bakery drivers walkout
A nine day walkout by AFI bakery drivers against Continental Baking Co and Purity Bakeries Corp in Akron Ohio has ended.
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Akron
Ohio
AFI
Continental Baking Co
Purity Bakeries Corp
Hospital Aide Is Discharged
A Cambridge State Hospital attendant, Elsie Garen, was discharged effective Aug. 20 for unsatisfactory performance, disloyalty, mistreatment of patients and slanderous remarks. She was accused of twisting wrists of aged, infirm patients. superintendent Dr. Arthur T. Hopwood notified the civil service commission. A state Senate inquiry into the hospital conditions had been conducted months earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cambridge State Hospital
Arthur T. Hopwood
State Eivcil Service Commission
Elsie Garen
State Senate
Crash Fatality Claims Dayton Youth
In Dayton Ohio 18 year old Fred Christian died Tuesday when his car struck a utility pole. Police reported the fatal crash occurred on a city street as paramedics and investigators arrived at the scene.
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Dayton
Ohio
Fred Christian
U.S. Backs Voice in Chiang Aid Decisions on Formosa
The United States supplies major modern military equipment to Chinese Nationalist forces on Formosa while ensuring a U.S. say in major strategic decisions. Officials say the accord, tied to Eisenhower’s February move, grants advance consultation and a potential veto over operations that could draw American forces into conflict with the mainland.
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Washington
United States
Formosa
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Explorers Safe After Descending Record Depth
Pierre St Martin France report says two of three cave explorers were hauled out after reaching 2395 feet in the St Martin Cave in the Pyrenees. Rob ert Levi and Norbert Casteret were brought to surface while Dr Andre Marr y was hoisted out earlier. one man died last year when a cable snapped.
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Pierre ST. Martin
France
Robert Levi
Norbert Casteret
Andre Marrey
St. Martin
Pyrenees
Accused Red's Mate Slated To Testify
Senator McCarthy called GPO official S. Preston Hipstey to a public hearing on Ed ward Rothschild the bookbinder. Rothschild was suspended after refusing to say if he is a Communist party member or involved in espionage. Rothschilds wife Esther and FE. Mellor were also slated to testify.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Government Printing Office
Senate
GPO
S. Preston Hipstey
Edward Rothschild
Rothschild
Community Party
Esther
FE. C. Mellor
John Wayne’s Estranged Wife Ordered to Pay Bill
In Los Angeles a judge gave Esperanza Wayne ten days to pay a $2082 grocery and liquor bill. She testified she cannot meet household expenses from John Wayne’s $1100 monthly support. Her Cadillac was attached. she arrived in a gardener’s pickup.
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Los Angeles
John Wayne
Esperanza Wayne
Wayne
Ohio Clergyman Rev Dr Francis J McConnell Dies
The Rev Dr Francis J McConnell former Methodist bishop and freedom of religion advocate died Tuesday on his birthday at his Lucasville home. Funeral services are set for Friday in Lucasville. He led the Federal Council of Churches and later the National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States and held posts in Denver Pittsburgh and New York. He was born in Trinway Muskigum County and directed Methodist missions in Mexico and served in India.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lucasville
Francis J. McConnell
Luccasville
McConnell
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States
Trinway
Muskingum County
Denver
Pittsburgh
New York
Chrge
Mexico
India
Columbus Football Star Arthur Raymond Dies of Cancer
Arthur W. Raymond former Ohio State University star and Columbus civic leader died today from throat cancer. Raymond played tackle for OSU from 1911 to 1913 and remained active in the Columbus community.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur W. Raymond
Ohio State University
Coumbus
Ohio State
Raymond
Kanawha River plant tour highlights new 200000 kW unit
Press representatives from West Virginia Ohio Virginia and Kentucky toured the Glasgow West Virginia Kanawha River power plant viewing the first 200000 kilowatt turbo generating unit in operation. The unit, largest reheat type in service, feeds power into the seven state American Gas and Electric system network.
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Kanawha Power Station
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Kanawha River
Glasgow
W. Va
American Gas and Electric System
Appalachian
Lake Michigan
North Carolina
Kanawha Wal
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