Shah of Iran Returns as New Premier Takes Reins
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi returns to Iran amid jubilant crowds after Mossadegh's overthrow. Zahedi named premier. Mossadegh and aides surrender under guard as unrest ends in Tehran. The Shah plans Tehran visit after a stop in Baghdad and Rome.
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Rome
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Legation
Soraya
Royal Dutch
KLM
Baghdad
Iraq
Teheran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Shah
Mossadegh
Italy
Lausche Names New Ohio Road Council Members
Gov. Frank J. Lausche appointed a new state highway construction council to oversee modern arterial roads in Ohio. Appointees include Wilbur M. Cotton of National Cash Register, Clingan Jackson, Youngstown Vindicator editor and former state senator, and Jesse F. VanFossen of Ohio Hybrid Seed Corn. The Senate had not confirmed prior appointees, prompting the fresh selections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Wilbur M. Cotton
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Clingan Jackson
Youngstown Vindicator
Croton
100Th General Assembly
Senate
Lausche
Cleveland
Morocco Names New Sultan Amid Peaceful Transfer
Moulay Mohamad Ben Arafa, 64, proclaimed new Sultan of Morocco. He succeeds Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef deposed by France and exiled to Corsica. Civil war fears eased as Berber and nationalist factions quiet. France keeps firm oversight in protectorate areas Morocco and Tangier.
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Parish
Moulay Mohammad Ben Arafa
Morocco
Arafa
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
France
Corsica
Rabat
Pasha Thamidi Glaoui
Marrakech
Five Day Weather Outlook for Ohio
The forecast shows near normal temperatures with highs around 89 in the north and 84 in the south and lows near 59 to 60. Daytime temperatures stay near normal through Wednesday with weekend nights a bit cooler before warming Monday to Wednesday. Dry weather expected with showers possible by Wednesday.
Miami Dean Named Oxford Associate Dean of Women
Miss Mary Emily Taylor of DeGraff Ohio has been named associate dean of women at Miami University in Oxford Ohio.
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Miami
Oxford
Ohio
Mary Emily Taylor
DeGraff, Ohio
Miami University
Scion Charged With Assault
Newport Beach California Adolph Spreckels II 41 was jailed on suspicion of beating his fifth former wife actress Kay Williams 36 severely enough to hospitalize her. Neighbors said she suffered head and body injuries when struck by blows from her own shoe. Williams divorced Spreckels last year over physical abuse and leased an apartment near her children Joan and Adolph III who stay with their father on Balboa Island.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Adolph Spreckels II
Kay Williams
Miss Williams
Speckels
Joan
Adolph III
Balboa Island
Boy Playing Cowboy Hangs Self in Columbus Tragedy
David Herman Perry, a 9 year old Columbus polio victim who liked western games, died Thursday after accidentally hanging himself from a garage rafter. Police say he likely fell from an overturned bushel basket while using a nylon clothesline noose.
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Columbus
David Herman Perry
Racine Man Among 150 Freed in Korean War POW Exchange
PANMUNJOM -4 Cpl Donald W Manuel Racine Route 2 was among 150 Americans freed today in the largest single day delivery in the Korean War prisoner exchange. They were released with about 300 South Koreans from Camp 1 at Chongsong on the Yalu River. The group included eight Ohioans and three West Virginians.
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Donald W. Manuel
Racine
Chongsong
Yalu
Red Stockade
Kanggye
Kaesong
Panmuniom
Reds
Aerican
Cpl
Manuel
C. Johnson
Grantsville
W. Va
George H van Pelt
Canton
Arthur E. Violet, Jr
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Wilmer W. Clark
Wilcoe
William M. Englehart
New Cumberland
Giant Forest Fire Said under Control
Forestville Quebec report says the Ste Therese evacuation of more than 150 women and children last Sunday is returning home. The Aug 7 blaze has covered 165 square miles of timberland and made little progress recently with villages in the area not in immediate danger.
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Forestville
Que
Ste. Therese
Contro
Victim of Gas Fumes Listed As Grunewald
Jersey City police identified Henry Grunewald of Washington DC as the man found overcome by gas fumes with a woman in an apartment. The 63 year old and 46 year old Ann Anderson were found near two open stove jets and were reported in good condition. Grunewald had drawn attention during a House inquiry into political influence on tax cases.
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Jersey City
N.J
Henry Grunewald
Washington
D.C
Michael Mannion
Henry
Grunewald
House
Eisenhower Takes First Full Holiday in Denver
President Eisenhower cut state business to take a complete holiday in Colorado. He planned fishing on a local trout stream and moved up a meeting with economic adviser Dr. Gabriel Hauge to yesterday to give him today free during his Denver vacation.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Colorado Rockies
Gabriel Hauge
White House
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Blanket-Sized Ohio Ballot Lists Nine Constitutional Changes
Listing nine proposed changes on a 15 by 25 inch ballot for the November 3 election. Items include a 500 million highway bond issue and removal of the word white from militia eligibility, plus repeals affecting militia officers U S senators women in public posts and World War I bonuses.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Dayton Man Among 12 Listed as Escapees by Reds
Washington reports the Defense Department released 12 more American escapees from enemy prison camps in the far east. One name, Pfc. Adelbert Blue, is from Dayton, Ohio. The list now names 29 escaped with 147 claimed by the Reds still lacking details and fate unknown to U S authorities.
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Washington
Defense Department
Far East
Ohio
U. S
Pfc
Adelbert Blue
Dayton
Margarets Ex-Beau Ix Sued for Divorce
New York report states the Marchioness Romaine Milford-Haven filed for separation from David Milford-Haven in state Supreme Court on Thursday. The couple wed February 4, 1950 in Washington D C. Milford-Haven, a former escort of Princess Margaret, served as best man at Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s wedding.
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New York
Romaine Milford-Haven
Supreme Court
David Milford-Haven
Romaine Simpson
Milford-Haven
Washington, D
Marquis
Princess Margaret
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Cleveland Subways Plan Approved for Downtown Loop
Cuyahoga County planning commission approved a downtown subway loop proposal estimated at 332 million dollars. County commissioners must decide if voters will be asked to approve bond issues to finance the project. The subway would operate in downtown Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Regional Planning Commission
Ohio State Grotto Association Opens 29th Convention
The Ohio State Grotto Association begins its 29th annual convention in Cincinnati today with members gathering for meetings and activities.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State Grotto Association
AEC Chief Warns on Atomic Deterrence After Soviet Bomb
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss says foes may develop atomic weapons and a stockpile alone is not a guaranteed deterrent. He issued a letter to Sen. Wiley, timed with Moscow’s hydrogen bomb claim and U S monitoring confirming a thermonuclear test on Aug 12.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Strause
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Moscow
U. S
Wiley
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
E Committee
Strauss’ Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
CTA
Strauss
United States
Romulo Quits Race Supports Magsaysay in Philippines Election
Ferdinand Romulo withdraws from the Philippine presidential contest and endorses Ramon Magsaysay to defend democracy. Romulo forms a Democratic Party after failing to gain Liberal Party nomination as Elpidio Quirino recovers in the United States and prepares for a return.
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Manila
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Romulo
Washington
UN General Assembly
Democratic Party
Administration
Liberal Party
Elpidio Quirino
United States
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mag
13 More POW Dead Listed
The Army released 43 additional names of U S service members reported by the Communists to have died in captivity. The Pentagon lists 837 dead in this category and cautions that enemy reports cannot be independently verified. Ohioans named are Cpl. Charles E. Johnson of Ironton Route 2 and Pfc. Andrew F. Petho of Cleveland.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cpl
Charles FE. Johnson
Ironton
Andrew F. Petho
Cleveland
Bulls Die in Blaze at Fayetteville Barn Valued at $100000
Flames swept a livestock barn near Fayetteville Tennessee killing 15 registered Hereford bulls valued at $100000. Owner P T Holloway said he discovered the fire and saved one $30000 bull. The bulls were being groomed for the Lincoln County fair next month.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
P. T. Holloway
Lincoln County
Payne to marry Alexandra Berg Curtis in Santa Monica
Actor John Payne, 41, intends to marry Alexandra Berg Curtis, a 30 year old Long Beach divorcee, in Santa Monica next month. The couple obtained a license Thursday, marking Curtis’s third marriage and Payne’s third marriage in total.
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Santa Monica
Calif
John Payne
Alexandra Berg Curtis
Long Beach
Payne
Non-Communist Unions End France Strikes Partial Return to Work
Paris reports show thousands of workers returning to jobs after a 16 day wave of strikes led by non Communist unions. Postal and telephone staff accepted government terms to end walkouts while rail and subway services remained limited and a 48 hour metal workers strike began. The government pledged wage review talks and to avoid sanctions, with union consultation on proposed austerity measures.
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Paris P
France
Socialist Workers’ Force
Christian Labor Federation
CFTC
Joseph Lanier
Paris
Renault
Retail Sales Boom Cited In Ohio 1953 Currents
State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy reported that Ohio sales tax receipts for the first 39 days of the 1953 fiscal year totaled 20 955 614 96 dollars, up 4 229 355 44 from the prior year. Weekly receipts topped three million dollars for the second straight week, signaling a rising sales volume that could set a 12 month record if sustained. Comparative receipts across food appliances automotive and other classifications ran ahead of 1952 rates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
U S Navy Carrier Belleau Wood to be loaned to France
The Belleau Wood, a U S Navy aircraft carrier with 11 battle stars from Pacific combat, is being taken from mothballs at the San Francisco naval shipyard and will be loaned to the French government next month as announced by the Navy.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Naval Shipyard
Navy
Adlai Plans To Report On World Tour
Adlai Stevenson, after a six month world tour visiting about 30 countries, would report to President Eisenhower on his travels. He said Eisenhower asked him to consult when he returned and noted America’s leader’s call. Stevenson commented he may or may not run in 1956 and spoke of easing Cold War tensions with reporters in New York and Chicago.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
General Assembly
V. K. Krishna Menon
WV. S
Lodge
China
North Korea
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Ilinois
New York
Russia
Senator McCarthy Demands China Free America Prisoners
Senator Joseph McCarthy told 600 at a Marine Corps League banquet that the United States should demand the return of all American prisoners from Red China or wipe out its Communist leaders. He urged the world to act if Red China joins the United Nations and criticized Great Britain for backing Red China over Chiang Kai-shek and increasing shipments to China.
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United Nations
N. Y
United Nations Today
China
North Korea
World Organization
United States
India
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
General Assembly
Joao Carlos Muniz
Brazil
Cleveland
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Red China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lawmakers Plan Africa Plant Tour With Atomic Energy Group
A small group of lawmakers led by Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins will tour Africa's uranium and gold facilities as part of a month long inspection for the Senate House Committee on Atomic Energy. The trip includes three to four Atomic Energy Commission officials and Sen. Hickenlooper. They will travel to the Belgian Congo and England, packing heavy duty outdoor gear for field work.
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Washington
Belgian Congo
Thomas A. Jenkins
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
Africa
Rep. Jenkins
Atomic Energy Commission
Sen. Hickenlooper
Alowa
England
Hickenlooper
Europe
Riots at Washington State Reformatory Leave One Dead
Three hundred inmates staged a nighttime uprising at the Washington State Reformatory in Monroe. Fires destroyed five buildings, and guards opened fire as inmates fought inside and on the grounds. One guard reported earlier trouble. no official explanation given.
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Monroe
Wash
Washington State Reformatory
Squier
Reformatory
Washington State Penitentiary
PST
Youth Clinic Funds Okayed for Columbus Center
Ohio welfare officials approve funds for a residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed children in Columbus. The facility will house 6 to 12 year olds at the Big Sisters Home, with about 25 residents and 3 to 12 months of treatment. Admissions will be announced later.
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Marie
Sisters of the Holy Sacrament
Quebec City
Oliva Dionne
North Bay
Ontario
Emilie
Annette
Cecile
Yvonne
Notre Dame
Montreal
Columbus
Ohio
Onin
Ohio State Welfare Department
Big Sisters Home
Juvenile Court
Children's Hospital
Polio Cases in L. S. Under 1952 Figures
The Public Health Service said infantile paralysis cases this year will be substantially below the 1952 total of 57,626. Last week’s 1997 cases rose 7 percent from the prior week but were 40 percent under the 3,105 cases in the same week of 1952.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Famous Washington Correspondent Dies
New York Herald Tribune chief of Washington bureau Bert Andrews died in Denver while covering President Eisenhower on vacation. A Pulitzer Prize winner, he was 52 years old and one of the nation’s best known newspapermen.
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New York
Bert Andrews
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Denver
Eisenhower
Andrews
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