Shah of Iran Returns Home After Short Exile in Rome
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi flew back to Tehran via Baghdad after five days in exile following the overthrow of Premier Mohammad Mossadegh. Zahedi became premier as crowds cheered in Iran, while Mossadegh surrendered in Tehran under guard.
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Iraq
Iran
Rome
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Oilrich
Mohammed Mossadegh
Fazollah Zahedi
Mossadegh
Tehran
Abdulah Tlah
Baghdad
Mudhaffar Aalam
Legation
Soraya
Royal Dutch
KLM
Shah
Traq
Faisal
Tehrart
Mossa
North Carolinian Dies In Quebec and Burial Planned in Charlotte
North Carolina political figure Cameron Morrison died unexpectedly in Quebec at age 83. His body was returned to Charlotte for visitation and a 4 p.m. funeral at Covenant Presbyterian Church led by three Presbyterian leaders. Notables including Gov. Umstead and former governors were expected to attend. Morrison had served as governor, U S representative, and senator and was known as the state’s “good roads governor” for modernizing highways. He was survived by a daughter and four grandchildren.
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Cameron
Morrison
North Carolina
Good Roads
Quebec
Canada
U. S
William B. Umstead
Congress
James J. Harris Jr
O. R. Jamieson
Charlotte Morrison
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Warner Hall
Covenant
John R. Cunningham
Davidson College
Ben R. Lacy
Union Theological Minary
Richmond
Mecklenburg Bar Association
Gregg Cherry
W. Kerr Scott
Clyde R. Hoey
James J. Harris
Richmond County
Rockingham
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Hoey
Chicago
Stevenson
Rty
U. S. Senate
O. Max Gardner
Ernor
Lee S Overman
Salisbury
Morris
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
House of Representatives
Morrocroft
North Carolina Delegation Named to National Democratic Advisory Body
Raleigh reports eight Tar Heel leaders join Gov Umstead and State Democratic Chairman B Everett Jordan on the advisory committee to shape policy. Members include Sen John D Larkins Jr of Trenton former House Speaker W Frank Taylor of Goldsboro William B Harrison of Rocky Mount YDC President David McConnell of Charlotte Mecklenburg County Democratic chairman Monroe Redden of Hendersonville and former State Sen Mrs R S Ferguson of Taylorsville. The group will meet with the National Committee in Chicago September 14 to 16.
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North Carolina
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
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Umstead
Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
Chicago
Tar Heels
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Trenton
House
W. Frank Taylor
Goldsboro
William B. Harrison
Rocky Mount
YDC
David McConnell
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
R. S. Ferguson
Taylorsville
Wake Forest to dedicate new campus cornerstone ceremony
Wake Forest officials plan a public cornerstone laying for a new campus building complex in Winston-Salem. The event includes a campus tour, a luncheon, and the Wake Forest Villanova football game as part of the day’s ceremonies.
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Winston - Salem
Wake Forest
Villanova
County farmers seek federal disaster declaration
Greensboro UP report says Rockingham County farmers facing heavy losses from summer drought request a federal disaster declaration to access loans. Estimated damages run about 50 percent on tobacco 65 percent on corn and 75 percent on hay.
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Greensboro
Rockingham County
Mount Hope Finish ing to appeal NLRB ruling
Arguments before the Fourth Circuit in Richmond will test the NLRB order requiring Mount Hope Finishing Inc of Butner North Carolina to reinstate workers at its North Dighton Massachusetts factory closed in 1951. The full board upheld a trial examiner finding the plant was closed to escape labor troubles and must offer jobs to about 700 idled workers and cover transport and back wages if owed.
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NLRB
Mount Hope
Massachusetts
Derailment Halts Southern Railway Freight Traffic
A 75 car northbound freight derailed near Klumac Mill Salisbury injuring none. Twenty two cars left the tracks and one nearly struck the mill. A hot box caused the accident. wreckers from Spencer and Charlotte helped reroute northbound traffic to Wins ton Salem. Durham court heard injunction action involving Erwin Mills stock control and selling agents.
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Southern Railway
Klumac Mill
Spencer
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Durham
Erwin Mills
John Sprum Hill
Mills
New York
Abney Mills
Greenwood
D.C
Erwin Stock
Woodward, Baldwin Co
Joshua L. Bailey Co
Cuba Backs US Opposition to India's Korea Peace Seat
At the United Nations the Cuban delegation joined the United States in opposing India's inclusion in the Korean peace conference. Sweden Norway Egypt Israel and Poland supported India while Denmark co sponsored a Russia inclusion proposal. Lodge opposed inviting Communist China and North Korea, with Britain and Canada backing India's participation.
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U.N
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China
Scandinavia
Middle East
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Norway
Egypt
Israel
Poland
Emilio Nunez- Portamondo
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
Australia
New Zealand
Denmark
Russia
North Korea
South Africa
Richard Sandler
Sandler
Hans Engen
U. N
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Red China
Britain
Canadia
New Sultan Crowned as Morocco Sees Political Shakeup
Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa was proclaimed sultan in Rabat amid calm but heightened security. Crowned after the dethroning of Sidi Mohamed Ben Youssef, Morocco faces nationalist tensions and calls from Cairo for Arab unity as the Arab League weighs urgent measures.
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Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa
Morocco
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
France
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Arafa
Pasha Thami el Glaoui
Marrakech
Moroc
Tangier
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Rabat
Supreme Council
Cairo
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Istaqlal
Independence
Cairo Dispatches Said Egyptian President Gen. Mohamed Naguib
Mecca
Kaaba
Allah Puhge Syn Ag
Archangel Gabriel
Arab League
League
Pasha Thami el Giaoui
Former Congressman Harold Knutson Dies at 72 in Wadena
Wadena Minnesota bulletin reports former Republican congressman Harold Knutson aged 72 has died. Knutson, a controversial figure from the 80th Congress, passed away today in his hometown.
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Wadena
Minn
Harold Knutson
Grunewald Overcome By Gas Fumes In Jersey City
Henry Grunewald of Washington DC and Mrs Ann Anderson were found overcome by gas fumes from a kitchen stove in an apartment in Jersey City. Grunewald, 63, and Anderson, 46, were in good condition at Jersey City Medical Center. Grunewald had drawn national attention in a congressional inquiry into influence peddling and faced penalties for contempt of Congress.
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N. J.P
Henry Grunewald
Washington
D. C
Michael Mannion
Cathedral Ave
Henry
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
First Break in Strike in France As Unions Call Off
Paris reports a partial end to a 16 day strike wave as non Communist unions including FO and CFTC back workers in postal telegraph and telephone services. Rail and subway operations remain limited while a 48 hour metal workers strike begins. Renault Paris wins with only 2000 absentees. Government pledges wage review and no sanctions while unions seek broader talks.
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Paris
France
Socialist Workers’ Force
Christian Labor Federation
CFTC
Joseph Laniel
Renault Automobile
Lanier
First sales on Eastern Belt markets report higher prices
Farmers on 17 markets sold 13 516 742 pounds of leaf for 7 229 416 dollars averaging 53 48 per 100 pounds. Prices rose vs last year with gains 2 to 7 for most grades led by primings while South Carolina and Border North Carolina markets showed declines of 1 to 2 dollars per unit and low logs dropped 5. Limited grade averages listed for leaf good lemon 66 and cutters fair lemon 68 with other grades around 66.
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Raleigh
Federal State Market News Service Today
South Carolina
North Carolina
Prison Riot at Washington Reform School Ends in Fire and Death
In Monroe Washington a violent riot at the state reformatory left one inmate dead and three wounded as guards and peace officers fired on rioting prisoners. Supervisors say the unrest began after a Black inmate was disciplined, with about 349 of 600 inmates in the yard before most returned to cells.
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Monroe
Wash
Washington State Reformatory
J. J. Jackson
Reformatory
Ball Park
Reformatory Recreation Yard
Walter Thomas Lyshall
Seattle
Glenn M. Anderson
Douglas Feris
Benton County
Paul Squires
Informatory
Squires
Prson
Largest Single Day Delivery Yet in Korean War Prisoner Exchange
Panmunjom reports the largest single day repatriation, 150 Americans plus 300 others, from Camp 1 at Chongsong and other stockades. Returnees total 1,465 of 3,313 listed. details include accounts of brutality, beatings, and harsh conditions cited by returning prisoners.
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Red
Panmunjom
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Cpl
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Denver
U. S
Leyte
Weather report with temperatures and sun times
The forecast shows a low of 60 tonight and a high of 85 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 45 and last night’s low was 60. Sunset is at 7:08 p.m. today and sunrise tomorrow is 5:44 a.m.
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