Britain Gives Iran Another Chance To Reopen Oil Talks
Abadan talks stall over control of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company refinery as Mossadegh insists on Iranian contracts. Harriman stays in Tehran to push a workable plan while Stokes reports to Britain.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
Iran
Abadan
Europe
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Richard
Mossadegh
Stokes
Gale
Reds Break Off Kaesong Talk Amid Frameup Charge
Communists abruptly ended Korean war cease-fire talks citing an air attack on Kaesong. UN calls the charge a frameup. Peiping radio later said only a sub committee meeting was canceled. UN commanders in Tokyo deem the break not permanent.
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Kaesong
Munsan
Korea
Red China
U. S
Peiping
United Nations Command
Tokyo
New York
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Washington
Moscow
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
38Th Parallel
Hurricane In Mexico Subsiding
Tampico Mexico AP reports the killer hurricane that killed or injured hundreds and caused millions in damage is weakening in the mountains after striking Tampico with waves up to 160 miles per hour. Officials cite at least one death and 27 confirmed injuries with unverified totals up to 300.
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Tampico
Mexico
Sota la Marina
Gulf Coast
Jamaica
State official suspended after ring gift from employees
Foley is suspended for 20 days by State Highway Director T. J. Kauer after admitting he received a $600 ring from 16 employees. The suspension follows the disclosure of the gift during official duties in Columbus.
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Columbus
T. J. Kauer
Robert Foley
Objectors May Go to Europe
The 10 000 conscientious objectors may be assigned to duties in Europe including hospital corpsmen mess attendants and construction workers Rep Brown said the possibility is under study by Maj Gen Lewis B Pee director of Selective Service A service official said regulations are still being worked out and objectors must take part in occupations furthering national health safety or interest under the extended draft law.
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Washington
Europe
Rep
Brown
Ohio
Lewis B. Pee
Selective Service
MacFadden Plans Parachute Jump Over Falls
Bernarr MacFadden declares his Niagara Falls parachute leap definite after a first jump on his 81st birthday. He postponed a second fall leap to await better weather, aiming for his 83rd birthday.
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New York
Bernarr MacFadden
Niagara Falls
Senate Groups Agree To Pare Foreign Aid
Two Senate committees backed a billion dollar cut in foreign aid and now decide who will run the reduced program. They move to implement the House plan that would place foreign aid spending under a new high level agency answerable to Congress, the president and others.
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Senate
Washington
House
Truman
Congress
First Traffic Fatality of 1951 in Athens County
Max Houston 25 of Nelsonville died after injuries from a Route 33 wreck near Nelsonville. He was hospitalized in Columbus where he passed away. Houston worked at William Brooks Shoe factory and belonged to the Nelsonville Eagles. He is survived by his father Daryl Houston and sister Betty Jane Houston. Funeral plans are pending.
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Max Houston
Athens County
Columbus
Houston
St. Francis Hospital
State Highway Patrol
William Brooks Shoe Factory
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Daryl Houston
New Straitsville
Betty Jane Houston
Stout Funeral Home
Ohio Pacifists Demand U S Exit From Puerto Rico
Three Ohio pacifists testified for Ruth Reynolds charged with advocating forceful overthrow of Puerto Rico. They declared US rule over Puerto Rico militarily politically and economically oppressive and urged US withdrawal. Witnesses linked Reynolds to a car trip carrying bombs and guns for a Nationalist revolt.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ohio
United States
Ruth Reynolds
Ernest Bromley
Sharonville
Ralph T. Templin
Central State College
Wilberforce
Wallace Nelson
Cincinnati
Marietta Man Kills Self After Murder Attempt
Gayford Edwards, 38, killed himself in a cemetery near Westerville two days after authorities say he tried to murder his wife with a hammer. He had beaten his wife, causing a broken jaw and facial injuries. she remained in serious condition at a Marietta hospital.
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Delaware
Marietta
Here
Washington County
Dean Ellison
Wray Davies
Delaware County
Gayford Edwards
Westerville
Franklin County
Ellison
Edwards
Peron Eva Running Mates Hailed in Argentina Election
Buenos Aires reports hail Eva and Juan D. Peron as running mates for the November 11 presidential election. Their supporters urge them to lead forever, with formal acceptance anticipated after a draft call by the Peronista Party and CGT leaders.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Eva
Argentina
Peron
Peronista
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Dey PASEOS. DIES WEST & UNION- -The Rev. L. Rernel's.
The Rev. L. Rernel, pastor of the archdiocese, died here at age 60. Local clergy and parishioners mourn his passing.
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Dey Paseos
West & Union
Middleport Woman Killed In Auto Crash
Miss Rosamund Dillard retired registered nurse was killed today in an automobile accident at Reedsville. Sheriff Charles Russell and Coroner Henry Ewing reported preliminary information that her car turned over and she may have drowned. Miss Dillard aged about 70 was sister of A A Dillard and perhaps returning from a visit to a sister at Hockingport.
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Middleport
Rosamund Dillard
Reedsville
Charles Russell
Henry Ewing
Ridgway Says Reds End Kaesong Talks Before Bomb Claim
Gen Ridgway says communists likely halted Kaesong truce talks prior to a claimed Allied bombing. UN commander notes high level Red decision, timing suggests premeditated halt. Eighth Army reports five day battle in east central Korea ends with South Korean control and 9019 Red casualties.
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Yanggu
Kansong
New Jersey
Kosong
38Th Parallel
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
United Nations
Red
Ridgway
Chang
United Nations Command
U. S
Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Dope Peddler Used Bellevue Hospital Waiting Room
A Manhattan man Mari ano Rubino 42 was accused of running a $500000a year narcotics operation from Bellevue Hospital using the main waiting room as an office. He allegedly kept stock in the underground engine room and met about seven to nine clients daily. Police seized an ounce of heroin valued at about $5000 from a ceiling cache.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Mariano Rubino
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Ave Eell Hospital
Rubino
Arthur Ricardi
Ares
Geney
Rubinew
Toledo Depot Commander Fired by Army
The Army relieved Col. S. W. McIlwain as commander of the Rossford Ordnance Depot in Toledo Ohio amid a preliminary inquiry into irregular conduct. Overseas orders for Brig. Gen. Crawford at the Detroit Army Ordnance Center were halted after suspension. Rep. Weicher cited questions over depot vehicle repair payments of up to 3600 dollars per unit.
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Army
Toledo
Ohio
House
David J. Crawford
Detroit Automotive Ordnance Center
Secretary of the Army
Pace
Crawford
Maryland
McIlwain
Weicher
Rohio
Rossford
October Draft Call In Ohio To Be 3061
State Selective Service headquarters announced an October induction call for 3061 men in Ohio. This is the largest Ohio draft since February when 5648 were called, with September totaling 2550. County breakdown lists Athens 21, Hocking 9, Meigs 10, Vinton 2.
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Ohio
Columbus
Selective Service
Athens
Hocking
iMeigs
Vinteh
Beef Price Rise Seen In Several Beef Cuts
Beef ceilings may lift a cent or two per pound on many cuts while hamburger ceilings stay largely the same. Officials cite the Defense Production Act to preserve normal profits and offset lagging cattle byproduct yields, with hides and tallow to be adjusted downward after price boosts take effect.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
Judge Fines UMW Leaders for Court Contempt in Mine Picketing
Judge James E. Kinnison fined two United Mine Workers officials $500 and costs for court contempt. The case stemmed from violation of a court order banning picketing near the Broken Arc strip coal mine except at the main entrance. A 100 car UMW caravan visited the mine, causing about $6000 in damage. Police prepared for trouble, tear gas grenades on hand, but no incidents reported.
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Jackson
Common Pleas
James E. Kinnison
United Mine Workers Union
Steve
Kinnison
Broken Arc Strip
UMW
Grant Smith
Wellston
Would Take Czar Job Lausche's Friends Say
In Columbus Gov. Frank J. Lausche's friends say he likely would take the baseball commissioner's job if offered. Reports place the post at 65000 to 75000 dollars annually. Lausche has shifted his answer to inquiries from no to no comment.
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Czar
Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
New York
PUCO Moves To Aid Rural Phone Service
Columbus Ohio Public Utilities Commission plans to bolster rural telephone service by expanding its engineering staff to assist small companies. Chairman Robert Moulton notes current staffing is limited and explains the new law effective January will cap single lines to 10 parties, affecting exchanges with over 500 stations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Robert Moulton
PUCO
Moulton
Countrymen Threaten Egyptian King's Life
French police scanned Riviera arrivals for two Egyptians said to plan an assassination of King Farouk. An anonymous note claimed the men crossed the Swiss border and arrived on the French coast during his honeymoon with Narriman.
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Cannes
France
Riviera
Farouk
Narriman
C-47 Transport Down near Summit Alaska
A C-47 transport with nine aboard crashed at Summit, 152 miles north of Anchorage on the Alaska Railroad, at 8:42 last night. Early reports said all on board were killed.
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Alaska
Summit
Here
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