Iran Crisis Moves to Crown Jewels of Diplomacy
Press Foreign Analyst notes that Britain and the United States face a choice regarding Iran under Mohammed Mossadegh. Tehran may see a 7 million price tag to settle the Anglo Iranian dispute, with three options on the table. A military response is deemed the riskiest, while appealing to the UN is the likeliest, and a wait-they-out approach risks further instability.
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Phil Newsom
Wooks
Tran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
A States
Russia
Jean
Turgey Nalon
Middle East
United Nations
Iraq
Ussr
United States
Mossadegh
U.S
Red Top tomato promises yields for New York growers
In New York State, researchers unveiled a new tomato variety named Red Top at the Syracuse State Fair. Developed by Professor WT Tapley, the plum-shaped Paste-type plant promises 5 to 15 tons per acre, with 9 to 10 tons average, and seed set for 1953 release.
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N.Y
New York State
West Coast
WT. Tapley
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Syracuse
New York
Road Signs In Color Forecast For Future
Chicago Motor Club forecasts colored highway markers to guide motorists. Mathew C. Stelsi, head of safety and traffic engineering, notes experiments in Washington DC with markers at Washington Circle showing blue green yellow and red markers.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
Mathew C. Stelsi
Organization
Washington, D.C
Washington Circle
Eight Stars In One Play Aid Struggling Artists
Hollywood producer Lester Cowan plans a film featuring eight top stars playing themselves to help struggling playwrights and theater artists. Talulah Bankhead Henry Fonda Olivia de Havilland Rex Harrison Lilli Palmer Cornel Wilde Agnes Moorehead Mary Martin join in. profits support the theater community. The movie About a struggling playwright and actress pursuing Broadway fortunes, with a dog named New York in the cast and a screen test requested by Bankhead.
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Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Lester Cowan
Cowan
Tallulah Bankhead
Henry Fonda
Olivia de Havilland
Rex Harrison
Lilli Palmer
Cornel Wilde
Agnes Moorehead
Mary Martin
James
Ohio
Broadway
England
New York
Becan
Robert Sherwood
Council of the Living Theater
Miss Bankhead
Stalin calls for destroying imperialism to avoid new world war
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin stating another global conflict could be prevented only by destroying imperialism. He argued capitalism is disintegrating under wartime strains and crisis, blaming markets losses after World War II and a cover up via Marshall Plan, Korea, and rearmament. He warned of the inevitability of war unless imperialism is eliminated.
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Moscow
Josef Stain
Stalin
Bolshevix
Korea
Pravda
Communist Party
Central Committee
Rumor of Bomber Sighting Triggers Town Search
In WALCOTT on October 3 a rumor spread that a B 117 forced landed near town. State patrol and private plane crews searched the area as hundreds joined the line of fire equipment. No plane or shed fire ever located.
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Walcott. In
State Highway Patrol
Here
State Patrol
Ignorance to Barrier To Harness Racer
GALESVILLE Wis Oct 3 Ted Dusseart age 49 buys four year old gelding Herman Me and, with no prior experience, drives and trains the horse in its first race season. The pair win 11 of 15 starts on the Wisconsin circuit with two seconds and a third place. Dusseau served as driver trainer groom and blacksmith for Herman Me.
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Galesville
Wis
Ted Dusseart
Dussean
Herman Me
Wisconsin
Dusseau
Modest Youth Could Spark Badger Revival in 1952
CHICAGO October 3 A modest 18-year-old from Racine Wisconsin may lead Wisconsin to its first Big Ten football title in 40 years Sophomore Kim Haluska shined in his college debut against Marquette completing 14 of 21 passes for 237 yards setting a Badger single game record The publicity man reluctance and Haluskas quiet persona stood out while Illinois prepared for the next big test and scouts noted Haluskas improving passing threat with Coatta gone
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Kim Haluska
Racine
Wis
Badger
Ivy Williamson
Marquette
Haluska
Badgers
Johnny Coatra
Williamson
Art Lentz
Lentz
Mllinois
Midwest
Dinois
Ralph Fletcher
Coatta
Fletcher
Iowa
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio State
Michigan
Stanford
California
Minnesota
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Texas
Michigan State
Oregon State
Hotel Key Returned From Long Absence in Frankfort
Frankfort Ky October 3 The manager of the New Capitol hotel recovered a door room 57 key believed to belong to the Old Capitol Hotel which burned 35 years ago The key is new and shiny and bears an unpostmarked postage paid tag Its return may come from a relative of someone now deceased among the recovered personal effects James Willis the present manager called the mystery solution in the unlikely recovery of a long forgotten item
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Frankfort
New Capitol Hotel
Capitol
James Willis
Mill Chief Absentmindedly Triggers Switch Blowout
A cotton mill superintendent in Shelby, N.C. left a key at the office during a storm, causing a power switch to blow when he returned minutes later. The incident disrupted production and prompted brief alarm at the plant.
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Porget Shelby
N. CG
Miles
Baker
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