Iranian Parliament Back Mosaddegh Program Amid Anti‑American Rhetoric
In Tehran the parliament overwhelmingly approved Prime Minister Mossaddegh’s reform agenda to avert national bankruptcy. Deputy Shams Ghana Abadi demanded the expulsion of all Americans, stating they bring headaches, as anti‑US sentiment rises since the July riots.
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Driver Swerves to Save Baby in Narrow Walkaway
A driver named Jerry Damon swerved his truck to avoid striking baby David Allen Taylor four, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur A Taylor, on Spring Street. The child suffered forehead lacerations and multiple contusions and was hospitalized for further evaluation. The incident occurred shortly after 1 PM as the car, carrying Taylor and his father from Columbus toward Corry, had a door open. Damon’s timely action likely saved the child’s life. Meanwhile a separate Santa Monica search for survivors from the fishing vessel Snare Time continued after a blast killed three crewmen and left a portion of a body recovered.
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Radar Saucers Again Sightings Reported Over Washington
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports radar sightings of flying saucers near Washington National Airport from 1/80 to 2/?, with no corroboration from Andrews Field where jets stayed grounded. Air Force radar at Andrews showed nothing as saucer experts from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base planned a news conference.
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Cyclone Leaves $100,000 Damage Near Clarion
A cyclone near Clarion County Poor Farm, nine miles south of town, struck at 3:45 p m causing over 100000 in damage. Homes and barns in Myersdale’s agricultural area were ripped apart, trees blown down, silos toppled, and telephone and electric service disrupted. One injury reported Wilson Summerville, who was hit by hail and wind while on his farm. another motorist had an auto lifted about 60 feet on Route 68. The storm raged northeast toward Myersdale with severe weather and hail accompanying the high winds.
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Oleo Dealers to Get Huge Refund
Harrisburg court rules 1240 oleomargarine retailers eligible for license fee credits totaling about 51.9 million. State Finance Board must issue credits rather than seek legislative funds. Refunds average about 500 dollars per retailer for fees paid up to five years before the Supreme Court ruling.
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Supreme Court
Roving squad of dog catchers canvasses city
A seven member dog catcher squad began a one day canine cleanup this morning targeting unlicensed dogs at large. Unlicensed dogs face seizure and 10 day holds, with owners notified. licensed pets can be reclaimed within the period after paying fees. The state officers run the operation, separate from city efforts, with warning signs previously posted.
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Old Wage Stabilization Board Dies Tonight
Washington reports the old Wage Stabilization Board will die at midnight with a new, weaker panel to be named by President Truman shortly. Senate confirmation is required, and a temporary board may operate until Congress reconvenes. The American Federation of Labor said it will cooperate with the new board despite reduced powers.
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Owlett Backs Eisenhower Nixon Ticket Strongly
Pennsylvania Republican national committeeman G. Mason Owlett, a Taft supporter at the GOP convention, pledged his undivided support to the party’s presidential ticket. In a letter to Arthur Summerfield of the RNC, he urged that Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon be elected in November.
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Alcoa Strike Averted Ends Threat to Steel Plant Output
Pittsburgh report confirms a labor deal ending a 15 000 CIO Steel Workers walkout at Alcoa facilities. Settlement grants 2 14? hour pay increases and a 15 day wage and benefit package extending to March 10. New union shop rules allow employees to join but they may withdraw within 90 days. Overall production disruption avoided as Steel plants plan resumed operations and employment terms are updated.
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Ex-Corryite Seriously Hurt In Swim Dive
Ex Corryite Al Piteavage 3 percent former Corry resident is reported recovering at Corry Memorial Hospital from two broken vertebrae in the neck and a severe spinal disruption after diving from a bridge into the Willows swimming spot east of the city. Accompanied by his brother Joseph, he dived from the bridge and struck a submerged boulder. He was treated on site and is expected to be able to return home soon.
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Italy reports hydrogen test amid atomic power probe
Rome says a Defense Ministry hydrogen transfer test caused a small explosion intended to aid a weapon program but officials insist only a tiny amount was involved. American scientists note the blast may resemble a nuclear device test, though its value remains unclear. In Washington, the Atomic Energy Commission approves a 33 million dollar project to develop atomic powered aircraft.
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Baby Pronounced Dead at Birth Regains Life in Hospital
Philadelphia a premature birth ends with Mary Georgianna Hughes surviving after being pronounced dead at two and a half pounds. Mother Mrs Thomas Hughes calls it a miracle as the infant returns home sixty days later with a healthy glow and a strapping six pounds.
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George Mayne
Pork Prices Boosted 1 To 8c In Ceiling Increase
Washington officials announce immediate ceiling price hikes for pork products as part of OPS adjustments. Increases apply to pork shoulders one cent per pound, hams, bellies, rib tips, back ribs, spareribs, and related cuts. later reductions possible.
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Truce Called in Allis-Chalmers Strike Battle
In Terre Haute tension eased as two unions met with state labor commissioner Thomas Hutson amid a strike at the Allis-Chalmers plant. Eight men were issued, one in critical condition from a chest wound after clashes with CIO pickets yesterday. Mayor Ralph Tucker ordered the plant closed as police quelled the disturbance and officials pledged protection for workers.
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Exiled King in Naples Harbor Heads to Capri
Egyptian exiled monarch Farouk and King Fuad II arrived at Capri after docking near Naples aboard the royal Yadi Mabrousse. Packed baggage was transferred to a smaller yacht, amid plans for a three day stay on the island before potential travel to the United States. The party included Nariman and the infant king.
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Columbus Dam Repair Project Aims to Start This Year
A Columbus Authority member says the repair of the Columbus Dam would restore conditions to what they were before the 1947 flood. The $20,000 plan requires five property owner indentures. 39 of the property owners have signed, 13 have not, with two strongly opposing. Officials hope for permit approval this year, saying conditions won’t differ from pre flood.
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Fugitive From Asylum Held In Girl's Murder
Atlantic City, N J police arrest Hubert Anthony Leigh 32 of Toulon Ill for the murder of 4 year old Mary Ravelau of Wakendaqua Pa near Atlantic City. Leigh escaped from an Illinois state hospital July 21 and was found near the highway tearing at a towel taken from the victim. Laboratory tests on the towel awaited to confirm links to the death.
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Social Security Benefit Increases Public Notice
A representative will hold office hours on the first and third Tuesdays of August 6 and 19 at 10 am in Corry to assist claims. The 1952 amendments raise benefits for current recipients and future eligibles, with September checks reflecting increases averaging about six dollars. Earned income up to 75 dollars a month will not stop payments, though the 50 dollar work provisions apply for July and August.
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Corry
London Crowds Jeer Gromyko Arriving at City
A noisy London crowd jeered Soviet ambassador AnCelks A. Gromyko as he arrived to take up his post. Reporters note tense exchanges and protests about Communism while authorities maintain order outside the city venue.
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State relief fund boosted with 690000 monthly increase
Harrisburg reports a $690,000 monthly boost to the state relief fund, raising total allocations as federal aid adds pressure. The plan, approved after prior tentative backing, targets payments to recipients, with estimates showing $420 to $1,800 monthly per person, depending on eligibility and continued caseload growth.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Board of Public
Eleanor Evans
Iyans
Largest bond issue floated in Wall Street district
The largest revenue bond issue in state and municipal history was completed in New York. Proceeds will fund a 241 mile Ohio Turnpike project. Underwriters received 326000 bonds with a 226 million dollar par value, net of 7.824 million in fees. Bonds dated June 1 1982 mature in 40 years, expected toll road completion within 3 months.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Clyro
Ohio
Twenry Boyd
Blyth & To
Donnelly
Major Bakersfield quakes strike housing and ignite fires
Two strong earthquakes rocked Bakersfield early today causing two blazes and shattered windows. Residents fled into streets as buildings were damaged, with reports of a collapsed shopfront and fears tied to a July 21 tremor that left 19 dead in nearby counties. Sheriff’s officials noted the events may be linked to ongoing seismic activity, with aftershocks feared and limited casualty details available.
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Part of City Hit by Rain in Night Showers Across District
Weather reports describe heavy rain across Binapanit street area and south city sections around 9 15 PM with brief downpours in Toward Spartan and Pleasant street corridors. Mercury peaked near 75 high, cooling to around 59 by night. more showers expected with a warmer day tomorrow.
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Work resumes on Fairless steel plant after union dispute
Steel firm pulls back picketing at Fairless Works allowing 9,000 workers to enter the site. Jurisdictional disputes had halted progress since July 19. A company spokesman said withdrawal followed a request to the Building and Construction Trades Council in Washington for clarification on a ban during jurisdictional disputes between affiliated unions.
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