Iran's Mossadegh Faces Crowd as Oil Rift Flares
In Tehran a tearful Prime Minister Mossadegh addressed about 600 supporters outside the parliament as Iran raises alerts over Abadan refinery control. British technicians ordered to leave Abadan next Thursday, sparking fears of a military intervention. Supporters shout anti British slogans while parliament stalls. Mossadegh vows to continue pushing national rights and oil revenue for Iran.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Mossadegh
National Front
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Majjlis
Britain Aims for Peace as Iran Faces Truman Plea
Britain will press Iran to cancel the Abadan refinery expulsion order following a personal Truman appeal urging calm. Attlee’s cabinet weighs options including possible force to protect Britons, while Iran’s aging premier faces threats from a hostile crowd. The United States offers help for a peaceful settlement amid Soviet watching.
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London
Britain
Iran
Tehran
Truman
Abadan
Attlee
United States
Abandan
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
U S Urges Iran to Cancel Oyster Writ
The United States asked Iran to cancel its order for expulsion of British oil exports from Abadan and offered help to find a settlement in the Anglo Iranian oil crisis. President Truman conveyed the U S position to Prime Minister Attlee via the London embassy as Washington seeks to prevent violence or Soviet influence.
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Washington
United States
Iran
Abadan
State Department
Britain
Truman
Attlee
London
USI Budget Submitted for November Austin Drive
The budget and admissions committee of United Solicitations Inc distributed budget forms to nine groups Wednesday night. Tentative budgets must be returned by Monday night for analysis and approval as USI plans a single November fundraising drive in Austin. Committee members include Fred TenEyck M S Alexander Joe Dougherty Ward Dwight James Holton Wayne Putnam and Elmer Requa.
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United Solicitations, Inc
USI
Austin
Fred TenEyck
M. S. Alexander
Joe Dougherty
Ward Dwight
James Holton
Wayne Putnam
Elmer Requa
Father Hero in Auto Mishap
Sherman Burnette a 28 year old Akron Ohio rubber worker showed heroism steering his family to safety after their car plunged down a Tennessee mountainside in Gatlinburg. He carried one injured child to safety climbing 150 feet while motorists formed a human chain. Burnette and his wife Vertie and two other children were rescued with ropes as the vehicle damage left four year old Sheron gravely hurt and the others scratched or bruised.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Sherman Burnette
Akron
Ohio
Burnette
Smoky Mountain Park Rangers
Vertie
Sheron
Gloria
Kenneth
Boyle Defends Fees Earned While DNC Acting Chair
William M. Boyle Jr admitted handling eight government agency cases before becoming Democratic National Committee acting chairman. Fees totaled about 158 500 dollars. He denied improper use of influence and said he acted as a practicing lawyer before government bodies and courts. Senators questioned the 1949 sale of his law practice for 150 000 dollars, which Boyle defended as proper.
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Washington (P
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic
Boyle
Kansas City
O’max Siskind
Washington
Ridgway Seeks New Conference Site in No Man's Land
Gen. Matthew Ridgway proposed restarting Korean cease-fire talks at a new, armed-free site near Songhyon six miles southeast of Kaesong. He urged resuming discussion on a military buffer zone and location of the Kaesong site to improve safeguards. Communist liaison officers were accused of stalling by focusing only on time and date.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Public Information
United Nations
Ridgway
No-Man’s Land
UN Command
Kaesong
Songhyon
Korean Peninsula
Planes Blast Red Artillery On Eastern Korea Slugfest
U N forces report three days of air combat over Korea with 32 F-51 Mustangs and 24 Navy Corsairs bombing Red artillery in Heartbreak Ridge. 34 F-86 Sabres tangled with 50 MiGs. Allied losses include one V S jet destroyed and one Australian plane damaged but returning to base.
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U. N. Command
Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
Far East
V. S
Benjamin S. Preston
Hollywood
Fla
William T. Wisner
Shreveport
Grife Reelected To National Food Chains Board
Glenn R. Grife of Minneapolis was reelected to the board of directors of the National Association of Food Chains and chosen for a one year term on the executive committee at the meeting held here today.
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Washington
Glenn R. Grife
Minneapolis
National Association of Food Chains
McCarthy Attacks Jessup at Senate Hearing
Senator McCarthy charged Ambassador at large Philip C. Jessup with ties to six Communist front groups during a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee hearing on Jessup’s nomination as a United Nations delegate. McCarthy cited documents and a 1940 letterhead listing Jessup on the board of sponsors of the National Emergency Council for Democratic Rights.
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United Nations
Pyongyang
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Philip C. Jessup
Communist Front
Communist Party
Jessup
Subcommittee
National Emergency Council For Democratic Rights
Board of Sponsors
Six Mower County Men Inducted Into Armed Forces
Six Mower county men were inducted at Minneapolis Monday four into the army and two into the Marines Entering the army were Clair F Allen Elders F Flanders Roy W Hilmer and Edward M Iverson New Marines are Arthur R Johnson and Marlo T Flo The October draft call is for one man and he will leave Oct 8.
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Mower County
Minneapolis
Army
Clair F. Allen
E. Bridge
Elders F. Flanders
E. Collins
Roy W. Hilmer
Garfield
Edward M. Iverson
Spring Valley
Arthur R Johnson
Bryan
Marlo T. Flo
Elkton Rt
Hit-Runner Causes $30 Damage to Car
A hit-and-run vehicle struck a parked car near Decker Hardware Co on Rochford Avenue wednesday night causing $30 damage to a door on the Francis D. Swank auto at 1000 Rochford. City traffic tally shows 662 accidents 1 fatality 65 injuries and $85 107.71 in damage to date.
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Decker Hardware Co
Francis D. Swank
Rochford
Anderson Sworn Minnesota Governor In 28th Term
C Elmer Anderson, 39 year old Brainerd businessman, sworn in as Minnesota's 28th governor in a capitol ceremony. He succeeds retiring Gov Luther Youngdahl who becomes a federal judge. Youngdahl lauded by staff and public. Anderson to deliver inaugural radio address and pursue honesty and humanity in government.
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ST. Paul
C. Elmer Anderson
Brainerd
Minnesota
Luther W. Youngdahl
Capitol
Charles Loring
Youngdahl
Mike Holm
Washington
Anderson
Gov. Youngdahl
Andersen
Edward J. Thye
U.S
Truman suspends California tax chief Smyth in probe
President Truman suspended James G. Smyth, the internal revenue collector for California's first district, pending an investigation into incompetency. Secretary Joseph Short said the suspension is effective immediately and offered no further comment.
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Washington
Truman
James G. Smyth
Internal Revenue
First District of
California
Joseph Short
Vote to end tax exemption for official expense funds
The senate approved by 77 to 11 a measure to end the tax exemption on expense allowances for the president, vice president, and members of Congress, effective January 3, 1953. It was added to a broader tax bill aiming to raise taxes by about $5.5 billion annually, with an 11 percent income tax increase for most. Senator Williams sought a November 1, 1952, effective date but could not secure enough votes. the amendment would await conference with the House on the final bill.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Await List on Meat Prices Rise Next Monday
The Office of Price Stabilization plans to announce hikes of one and a half to two cents per pound to let wholesalers pass higher wholesale beef prices to consumers. OPS reports 222 violations across 50 cities as part of a nationwide price enforcement drive with 1500 agents inspecting slaughter houses and packing plants. Court action will follow against alleged violators.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Edward P. Morgan
Truman Proposes Public Accounting for All Government Officials
President Truman urged Congress to require annual public accounting of total income by all government officials including generals admirals and judges. He said such legislation would curb improper conduct and unfounded suspicions amid a Senate probe into political influence in government loans.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
Drafting of Childless Married Men Ok
President Truman signed new draft regulations allowing childless married men to be drafted and updated selective service rules. The changes include broader eligibility, possible inclusion of aliens, and lowering volunteer age. officials estimate about 500000 previously deferred men may now be eligible, with around 200000 potentially drafted. The rule defines child as an infant from conception and requires a physician's statement of conceived pregnancy for deferment after induction is ordered.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Selective Service
Louis Renfrow
Blood drive nets 253 pints at Austin church
Austin area residents donated 253 pints of blood Wednesday at Red Cross headquarters in the Congregational church. The St. Paul Red Cross bloodmobile operated busy. ending time planned for 7 p.m. if all registered donors appear. Additional volunteers may join before 7 p.m. Friday. the unit then moves to LeRoy from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the LeRoy Baptist church.
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Austin
Red Cross
Congregational Church
St. Paul Red Cross Center
LeRoy
LeRoy Baptist Church
Editors plan protest over Truman news blackout order
About 250 editors at the Associated Press Managing Editors Association voted unanimously to draft a protest against President Truman’s order broadening the government news blackout. The move follows Wednesday’s opening session of the annual meeting in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
America
Truman
Associated Press Managing Editor Association
Rep. Croswell suffers fingertip loss in silage cutter incident
Mankato Minnesota Rep Walter Croswell of Blue Earth county was hospitalized Wednesday after both tips of two fingers on his right hand were severed when caught in a silage cutter.
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Mankato
Minn
Walter Croswell
Blue Earth County
Pneumonia Fatal to Caesarean Baby
In Shreveport Louisiana a six pound baby delivered by post mortem caesarean section after his mother died in an iron lung of polio died Wednesday at Barksdale Airbase hospital.
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Shreveport
Barksdale Airbase Hospital
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