Iran oil and politics shake postwar Iran’s fate
The article outlines Mossadegh’s deposition and a shifting power balance in Iran. It cites oil wealth, Abadan port, British involvement, and U.S. influence as key factors. It notes Tudeh activity, potential counter moves from the Soviet-linked group, and the likelihood of Shah restoration shaping future oil settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Mossadegh
Abadan
Britain
Tudeh Party
Middle East Communist Organization
Persian Gulf
United Nations
Azerbaijan
U.S
State Department
Pravda
Teheran
Zahedy
The Best Sacrifice in Psalmists Prayer and Sacrifice
A meditation on personal petitions in Psalm 40 including salvation mercy and obedience to God. It traces Jewish sacrificial practice from Mosaic law to the New Testament emphasis on obedience to God’s will through Jesus and Paul, urging contrition patience and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A’ Kempis
Christ
Saul
Samuel
Micah
Jesus
Paul
New State Department Security Rules Give Aides More Power
After four months of prep, the State Department issued new security rules granting extensive powers to R W Scott McLeod head of the Bureau of Security Consular Affairs and Personnel Escap. Full field FBI or Civil Service checks required for most employees with limited exceptions. A security hearing board decides suspensions firings and reinstatements with written findings and no further appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Department of State
R. W. Scott McLeod
Department
Bureau of Security, Consular Affairs and Personnele
ESCAP
FBI
Civil Service Commission
United States
Civil Service
Secretary of State
State Department
Eisenhower
Lourie
Congress
U. S
Donald B. Lourie
Fisenhower
Bureau of Security
McLeod
Laurie
Security Board
Department of Government
Civil Service Security Hearing Board
New England Industry Blames South For Its Woes
A columnist argues New England industry should address root causes of misery rather than seek a Southern scapegoat. It criticizes calls to subsidize electricity and impose restrictive labor, noting living costs and wage differentials, and praises those seeking new methods and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
South
New
TVA
Eingland
Roark on Girls and Boys Abridged in Sardonic Verse
Robert Ruark offers a satirical riff on gender norms claiming girls are sweet and reliable while boys are unruly. He jokes that security comes from marriage and jokes about domestic control, framing relationships in tongue in cheek terms.
Gals' Trouble Is There Are No Perfect Husbands
Satirical column on the impossible ideal of the perfect husband and the conflicting moods of wives. It mocks expectations that a man be both domineering and submissive, rich yet frugal, and a partner yet a caregiver, ending with humorous notes on female quirks and memory.
Midseason furniture market critique and local notes
C. G. Johnson of Johnson and Lang, Inc. blasts the midseason market in Chicago favoring Southern shows to save time and money while buyers benefited from informal hospitality and closer manufacturer ties. The column also chronicles local hires, moves, and events including Dick Meisky returning to banking, Carlyle Lewis moving to High Point, a bee sting incident, counterfeit stamp worries, a Canada big game hunt, Randall Terry’s improved health, and Rotary toast from Plymouth England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Johnson
Johnson and Lang, Inc
Chicago
Mr. Johnson
Brother Johnson
Carlyle Lewis
Burlington Mills
W. D. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
High Point
Carlyle
Lexington
Lewis
Bill Lewises
Rockford Road
Charles Kearnses
Fleet Lewis
Jack
Sloan Gibson
Alberta
Canada
Civilization
Edmonton
Randall B. Terry
Blowing Rock
Terry
Micro-Products Company
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Fred Flagler, Jr
City Appliance Company
Hayes
Rotary Club
Plymouth
England
High Point Club
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High Point Enterprise
High Point, N
Holt McPherson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Adv
Peter Edson
Thurman
Robert Ruark
Rome
Kinsey
Cartier’s
Europe
Dick Meisky
Hood Bank
Myron Folger
Meisky
YMCA
Jaycee
Knoxville Y
Presbyterian College
Sperry and
Hutchinson
Pittsburgh
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