Iran Mobs Rally Behind Mossadegh Amid Riots in Tehran
Rioters in Tehran hurled stones at U S cars and homes as pro and anti Mossadegh factions clashed. One student was killed in a street fight. police used tear gas and fire to disperse crowds. Mossadegh accused army officers of inciting the unrest and fired the army chief. Security closed foreign offices as demonstrations continued around Parliament Square.
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Wilton Wynn
Tehran
Iran
U. S
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Tudeh Party
Point Four
Mahmud Baharmasi
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Trio Takes About 24000 In Raid On St Paul Dairy
Three masked gunmen daylight raid Sanitary Farm Dairies in St Paul. They entered the front door, climbed to the business offices and surprised 25 milkmen and three office workers counting weekend receipts. Police hunted the trio.
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ST. Paul
Sanitary Farm Dairies
E. G. Riedel
Richard Kensler
Benson to Aid Farm Agency of Dissenters
Washington Secretary of Agriculture Benson signals a house cleaning of internal foes and outlines flexible price supports as part of a new program while backing some safeguards for food supply. He favors production shifts over fixed high raises and notes limited use for livestock price supports.
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Benson
Agriculture Department
U. S. News and World Report
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Blizzard Belt Spans Nation Strikes Three Day Storm
A major blizzard stretched from the Rockies to the Virginia coast for a third day with snow winds freezing rain and sleet. Up to 40 mph winds shut roads delayed travel and caused multiple accidents killing at least six people across Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska Illinois and Missouri with heavy snow totals reported in Nebraska and Illinois.
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Persecution of Albanian Jews Reported in Albania
Reports from Kastoria Greece indicate widespread and ruthless anti Jewish actions in Communist Albania with orders to arrest every Jew in the country. The dispatch notes alarming persecution reaching Salonika via the Greek border town.
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Greece
Salonika
Kastoria
Albania
March Snow Forecast Echoes 1951 and 1952 Past
The tale of a snowy March returns with .75 inches of snow in the morning and forecasts of continued light snowfall across Minnesota. Austin saw morning accumulation while Albert Lea reported four inches and the Twin Cities over an inch as roads remained passable. Temperatures linger near 20 degrees with drifting possible in spots and the state forecast calling for more light snow.
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Twin Cities
Iowa
Bemidji
Allies Halt 750 Man Communist Assault on Korean Front
Allied infantry repulsed a 750 man Chinese assault on the Western Korean Front near Little Gibraltar Hill west of Yonchon. U S Eighth Army and allied troops including American, French, Thai units with British artillery fought in a 32 hour close combat, inflicting heavy Chinese casualties while repelling the attack and slowing further advances.
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United Nations
Little Gibraltar Hill
Yonchon
Eighth Army
Little Gibraltar
Man Convicted of First Degree Murder in Wife Killing
Jonah L Roberts a slender graying machinist was convicted of first degree murder for killing his wife over his love for a younger woman in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania.
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Wilkes-Barre
Jonah L. Roberts
Traffic Toll Tops January of 52
The National Safety Council reports 2,840 motor vehicle fatalities in January, up 7 percent from 2,650 a year earlier. Good driving weather in most areas contrasted with heavy snows last January. Leading cities by death rate per 10 000 vehicles include Detroit Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco Cleveland Washington Milwaukee Minneapolis Pittsburgh Denver Dallas Seattle Oklahoma City Syracuse Omaha.
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National Safety Council
U. S
Three Die as Auto Hits Train at Austin Crossing
A Hormel & Co. party driving on Highway 218 collided with a Madison bound train No. 222 at a Milwaukee Road crossing two miles north of Austin. Killed were Elizabeth Oandelet Ruth Fenske and James Robison. Mildred Corbin and Irwin Tiegen Jr. were hospitalized with serious injuries. State officials pressed for flashing signals at the crossing, seeking federal action after the crash prompted public demand for safety upgrades.
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Padden
James Dandelet
Irwin Tiegen Jr
W. Bridge
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Hormel Company
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Hormel Organization
Hormel
G. C. Galpin
Bureau of Public Roads
Crossing Accidents at Highway 218 Milwaukee Crossing
Railroad and Warehouse Commission records list accidents since 1949 at the Highway 218 Milwaukee Road crossing. Entries include 1944 train striking a auto injuring one, 1945 auto strike injuring three, 1947 auto or truck strikes with injuries, and 1952 truck strikes with two killed.
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Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Highway 218
Milwaukee Road
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