Shah Returns Amid Triumph and Tehran Welcoming Ceremony
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi landed in Tehran in a royal triumph, mingling tears of adulation with troops guarding the capital. He vowed friendship and brotherhood while Iran faced potential counter moves by Mossadegh loyalists and Communists. Security was tight as Premier Zahedi announced Fatemi’s reported escape, and pro-government papers warned of plots to overthrow the new regime.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Shah of Mehrabad
Shah
Rome
Mohammed Mossadegh
Baghdad
Mossadegh
Fassely
Hossein Fatemi
Sheh
Fazollah Zahedi
Fatemi
Nabardi Melat
Italy's Chief Wins 1st Vote Of Confidence
Rome reports Ghiseppe Pella won a Senate confidence vote, signaling a likely victory in the Deputies. The 51 year old Christian Democratic Premier hopeful urged cross party support to keep the country from chaos during a limited governing period.
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Rome
Ghiseppe Pella
Chamber of Deputies
Pella
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Reds Return Half of Promised American POWs
Reds begin another phase of the prisoner exchange under Big Switch as 150 Americans and 250 South Koreans are released, bringing American repatriations to over half of the 3313 U.S. personnel claimed by the Reds. With 11 days left, 1709 Americans have been freed and 1604 await freedom, while 437 UN personnel including 4 Americans and 500 South Koreans are returned in the latest batch. Reports touch on Maj. Gen. William F. Dean possibly being among the last Americans repatriated and details of captivity interviews by returning Marines.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Reds
LIN Command
Henry E. Clifford
Staten Island
WJ. S
William F. Dean
Clifford
Dean
Ohio
Wrest
Stephen E. Srummond
Spelter
W. Va
H. DB
Joseph B. Bink
Barberton
Pie
Jackie I. Perry
Dayton
Denny B. Young
Nitro
FHA Favors Home Trades and Parachute Rescue
The FHA expands its insured mortgage plan to encourage builders to take old houses in trade for newer homes and to finance repairs and refinancings. In Kentucky a New York paratrooper saved a fellow soldier after a midair tangle, using salvaged parachute silk to cushion the fall. both servicemen survived without injury.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Guy T. Go. Hollyday
FT. Campbell, Ky
New York
Richard N. Cleaver
Niagara Falls
Harold D. Lovell
Oklahoma City
Okla
11Th Airborne Division
Lovell
Cleaver
Edith Bane Appointed in Gallipolis Aged Aid Office
Mrs Edith Bane was named as case worker in the Gallipolis division of aid for the aged filling the last vacancy. She is the wife of John Bane of Gallipolis Route 1 and daughter of Mrs Lavada Clark of Rio Grande. She succeeds Mrs Gertrude Carman.
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Gallipolis
Edith Bane
Bane
John Bane
Lavada Clark
Rio Grande
Gertrude Carman
Prominent West Virginia Woman Found Beaten to Death
Mrs Walter E Clark a social leader and widow was found beaten to death in her Charleston home. An autopsy showed she died from multiple blunt force injuries not a gunshot. She was a pioneer Charleston Huntington civic figure with two sons and notable siblings.
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Charleston
W. Va
Walter E. Clark
Charleston Daily Mail
Pitat
Eire
Williams
Smith College
Colonial Dames of America
Buckner C. Clay
Frederick W. Staunton
The
Daily Mail
Wilbur
Tule Lake
Calif
Fleet Won't Halt Chiangs Invasion Bid
Admiral J J Clark aboard the New Jersey says the U S Seventh Fleet will defend Formosa and has no orders to stop movement from the Red China mainland The fleet could repel an invasion if given 72 hours notice and Russia and China’s submarine activity are noted in the western Pacific
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Hong Kong
UPI
U.S
Formosa
Red China
Adm
J. J. Clark
New Jersey
Hong K Kong
7Th Fleet
Russia
Noone
Accused Yank Gets Welcome Home From Plane Arrival
Robert W. Toth, 21, a Pittsburg steel worker, arrived by plane to face murder charges tied to a Korea incident. A federal judge ordered him brought back for a habeas corpus hearing as his family greeted him at the airport.
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Washington
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburg
Air Force
Korea
Nett Mertz
Audrey Toth
Pittsburgh
Toth
Defense Dept Releases Casualty List For Korean War
The Defense Department on Saturday identified 176 additional Korean War battle casualties in List No. 882. It reported 46 killed 120 wounded 1 missing and 9 injured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Man Burned Removing Antenna in Nelsonville
Newark man Carl Van Horn was burned on the hands and chest and treated for burns and shock at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a television antenna he was dismantling contacted a power line at the Tom Davis home in Buchafel. He was discharged from the hospital.
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Nelsonville
Newark, Ohio
Buchafel
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Carl van Horn
Tom Davis
van Horn
Roads Scholars Convene Hoboes Give Handouts
Cincinnati native Jeff Davis, 70, leader of the Nights of the Road, discusses hoboes giving charity during 58 years of travel. He cites $3000 donated to a Ballard hospital and Christmas gifts to kids in Kickersport Pa. as examples and previews the national convention at Netherland Plaza Hotel September 4 5 6. He distinguishes hobos from bums and tramp and notes wanderlust as a tradtion of American life.
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Cincinnati
Jeff Davis
Air
Davis
Ballard
Wash
Kickersport
Jeff
Washington
King
The
Hobses of America, Inc
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Waldorf Astoria
New York City
Woman Saves Two Airmen in Ohio Farm Crash
A 130 pound housewife, Genevieve Zimmerman, crawled to a crashed Wright Patterson Air Force Base plane near Xenia, pulled a crew member from the burning craft, then freed a second man. Police linked a would be kidnapper to the incident, with the two airmen escaping with minor injuries. Her actions were aided by passenger Darlene, 18, and three others.
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Xenia
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Here
Genevieve Zimmerman
Chicago
UPI
Jer
Darlene
John Th'stowsasay
Poles Saxon
Thunert G
Sykes
Aubrey Sykes
Sykes Sheet Metal Co
Miss Plamondon
Alfred
Indiana Steel Products Co
Chilearn
Air Chief Warns Of Atom Attacks In U S
Air Force Secretary Talbott warned Russia could launch an immediate atomic strike anywhere in the United States using a powerful air force. He spoke at the Air Force Association convention in Washington and urged a national policy to deter aggression. Eisenhower praised the Air Force’s security role as the nation tests heavy jet bombers and guided missiles.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Russia
United States
Tal Jbote
The
Air Force Association
Viva
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Talbott
Eisenhower
Association
Mystery Man Released In Secrecy In Jersey City
Henry Grunewald known as The Dutchman linked to the Washington 50 percenter investigation slipped free in his own custody on a disorderly persons charge. He and a female companion Mrs. Ann Anderson were later found overcome by gas in a well furnished apartment and rescued by police.
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Jersey City
N. J
Henry
Gruneswald
Washington
Grunewald
Jersey City Medical Center
Ann Anderson
Beny
Youngstowner Named Al Grotto's Monarch
Cincinnati Pt The Grotto Association Saturday elected Henry D. Jones past monarch of Authori Grotto Youngstown as president Other officers named John A Birmingham Toledo vice president Thomas P Martn Columbus second vice president Wilbur M Jamison Mansfield third vice president Leslie C Jones Canton sergeant at arms Ford J Heusser Elyria trustee for a three year term
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Cincinnati
State Grotto Association
Henry D. Jones
Authori Grotto
Youngstown
John A Birmingham
Gen Wainwright Still In Serious Condition
The report notes General Wainwright remains in serious condition after a stroke. The piece also mentions Columbus plans an anti noise ordinance using a sound level meter to detect loud vehicles, with safety official Donald D. Cnck planning the measure.
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Columbus
Ohio
San Antonio
Tex
Donald D
Brooke Army
Japsnees
Balaan
Tractor accident kills Ohio man near Marietta
John Dunn, 66, of New Matamoras, Ohio, was run over by a tractor Friday and killed. Authorities reported the incident occurred in the Marietta area as rescuers arrived.
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Marietta
Ohio
John Dunn
New Mata- Motax
McCarthy targets newspaper subsidies and press rights
In Washington Senator McCarthy called for an estimate of Postal costs to subsidize the Daily Worker Wall Street Journal and Washington Post citing overburdened taxpayers. Publisher Philip L. Graham rebutted asserting McCarthy misstates press freedom while McCarthy avoided questions during a televised session in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Mee
Qarthy
Post Office Department
Daily Worker
Ure
Wall Street Journal
Washington Post
Summerfield
McCarthy
Washinegton
Post
Philip L. Graham
The
Sen
Graham
Los Angeles
Joseph McCarthy
Bureau Chief Reinstated After Firing Over Bureau Tests
Secretary of Commerce Weeks reinstates Dr. Allen V. Astin as director of the National Bureau of Standards claiming changed views and team alignment. The reinstatement follows a March announcement of Astin’s dismissal amid controversy over battery additive tests, drawing protests from scientific associations and threats of mass resignations.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Allen V. Astin
National Bureau of Standards
Central Laboratory
Astin
Bureau
Scentivis
Rescuers Free Miner After Six Hours Beneath Ore
Dover New Jersey rescuers dug 3800 feet into an iron mine cave in to reach 51 year old John Fortner of Mine Hill buried under four tons of ore. For hours they spoke to him as they moved to extract him from the trap and shielded him from the falling burden.
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Dover
N. J.P
John Fortner
Mine Hill
Allies spurn single air corridor to Berlin
Western Allies reject Russia’s proposal for one large air corridor to Berlin citing trap risk if a blockade recurs. They note the 1948-49 airlift showed three 20 mile corridors across East Germany kept Berlin supplied, and fear a single route may fail.
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Berlin
Russia
West
Germany
Three Inmates Recaptured After Early Escape
Three Boss Intyntral Schonl inmates fled Friday after attacking a school campus and were recaptured within hours. Terre Shiai nen, 17, Ros Arnold, 17, and Don Ferdman, 16, were found in a gas station six miles from the scene, with all three to be transferred to Mansfield Reformatory and held at Fairfield County jail pending a report on an injured power plant worker.
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Lancaster
Qhip
Intiyntral Schonl
Terre Shiainen
View Wert
Ros Arnold
Elyria
BIS
Don Ferdman
Akron
Schoak Minhorties
Mansfield Reformatory
Fairfield County
Laring San Fossen
Whck
Wrenkey
Lancaster-Fairfield Elsepital
Coolville Man Elected Moderator in Central Baptist Association
Dr Dan Hawk ing of Coolville pastor of the San Jem Baptist Church was elected moderator of the Central Baptist Association at the Sunday convention held at Sandfork Baptist Church in Gallia. Counts Hawks of Cadmus named vice moderator with Fila Rickey of Madison taear Lusas ville as clerk and Earl Cheatwood of Cuba treasurer. Three-year trustees are Fonlew Das of Salem and Harry Prosen of South Wensler. Seven churches in the association include Samlork, Sa ter, Gallia, Springfield, Rozene tear Scinteville, Sourh Wenster and Madison.
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Gallipolis
Dan P. Hawking
Coolville
San Jem
Central Baptist Association
Sandfork Baptist Church
Gallia
Counts
M.A .Hawks
Cadmus Mem
Sandfors
Hare
Mre Fila Rickey
Madison
Taear
Ohio State Fair Opens Mark Sesquicentennial Year
The Ohio State Fair begins Friday for an eight day run, part of a year long sesquicentennial observance. The highlight is The 17th Star a symphonic drama by Paul Green featuring 500 cast on an outdoor stage. About 750000 expected with over 10000 at each performance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul Green
Veterans and Armed Forces
Minister's Son Linked To Slayings
FBI agents seized 23 year old William Townsend in Logansport Indiana as a suspect linked to the Kansas City priest slaying and other Turnpike shootings. Townsend, an escapee from Pendleton Reformator y, was found in a trailer near his father Rev Shelby Townsend a Pentecostal minister. Missouri officers issued a pickup order after a witness said Townsend admitted the priest murder and police tied him to Turnpike killings and a Kansas City soldier shooting. Townsend claimed to have been on the run since his escape traveling through Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul.
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Logansport
Ind
FBI
Kansas City
Shelby Townsend
Moscurt State Highway Patrol
Robert A. Uendiees
Little Blue River
Kansas Ciy
Young Townsend
Townsend
Missouri
Clara Lyston
St. Louis
F. Chester Oliver
Missouri Patrol
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Meigs Polio Toll Mounts with 21st Case
Meigs County reports its 21st polio case as of Saturday. The latest victim is Sandra Johnson, two, daughter of Emerson and Mrs. Johnson of Bottoms. Her brother Dwaine, nine months, was at Camden-Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, a week ago. Sandra is in Parkersburg’s hospital, paralytic case. County totals rose by two. one previously outside the county was reassigned to Meigs after residency was confirmed.
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Meigs County
Sandra Johnson
Emerson Johnson
Dwaine
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkers- My
Sendra
Parkers- Ales Hospital
Hinther
Tre Vital
Richard Lee Willams
Rutland
Meigs
Mother Denies Guilt In Lancaster Death
Mrs. Siaaneth Rhodeback age 25 entered a not guilty plea in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court to a second degree murder charge in her son Byron's death. She remained free on bond as the grand jury prepares to meet in September to consider the case. Gail Rhodeback, 32, was released after several days in custody.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Siaaneth Rhodeback
Byron
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Althernies
Gail
JOUAM Holds Three Day State Convention in Columbus
About 700 members of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, a fraternal organization, are expected to attend the three day state convention opening in Columbus today.
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Columbus
United American Mechanics
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iComics
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