Iran Refuses Oil Flow Delays As Crisis Deepens
United States diplomat reports Iran’s Mossadegh rejects U S efforts to ease oil crisis. Abadan refinery operates at half capacity, nine days of storage left. Britain warns Iran may appeal while near frontier tensions rise. Only two British tankers remain idle at Abadan docks.
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United Press
Tehran
United States
Henry F. Grady
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Mage Tation Oil Co
Iran
Britain
U.S
Basra
Iraq
London
United
Unusual Bar Fight Leads to Sheriff Intervention
In Louisburg a street brawl prompted Sheriff Perry to intervene by entering his car and breaking up the fight. The report notes the sheriff's quick action in restoring order amid the disturbance.
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Louisburg
Pe Armaan Pritea Hospital
Abc
P. W. Perry
Banquet Speaker Named for Cherry Point Air Event
Air at Cherry Point will feature Representative Graham A. Barden as the speaker for a banqueting event, highlighting a regional gathering and civic program.
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Cherry Point
Graham A. Barden
Transient jailed in Elizabeth City on breaking and entering
Police hold a 43 year old Florida transient Negro on charges of breaking and entering a local residence with intent to commit rape. Police Chief W C Owens identified the suspect as Robert Stewart in connection with the attack on Mrs Erwin Weatherly Saturday night.
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Elizabeth City
Florida
W. C. Owens
Robert Stewartering
Erwin Weatherly
Rights Battle To Continue Says Bunche At NAACP
Dr. Ralph Bunche told the NAACP convention that American Negroes will press for full equality, calling it the only answer in democracy. He urged an end to segregation while sharing a platform with Walter White before about 6,000 attendees in Atlanta. Bunche noted opposition from some Whites but affirmed the race issue as the nation's top problem.
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Atlanta
Ralph Bunche
Palestine
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Buneche
Aoe
NAACP
United Nations
Walter White
Bunche
New York
U.N. Trusteeship Council
Newsman Admits Spying In Prague Trial
The Prague court at Pankrac opened a case against UPI reporter William N. Oatis who confessed to using Czech informants for Western reporting. He spoke in English and faces a possible long sentence for alleged attempts to overthrow the communist government. Western observers attended, including U S officials, while no Western journalists were allowed in the courtroom.
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William N. Oatis
Anne A& Spy
Communist State Court
Pankrac
the Court
Tc Oatis
Oatis
Tee Eee
Briggs
Perm Gp
Aed
Aen
United Press For Russe
Bigio
London
Reuter
Richard Johnson
Long Island City
N. Y
Mary Horak
New York City
U. S
Karlovy Vary
Czechoslovakia
U S Returns To Spirit Of Independence
In Philadelphia a four day jubilee marks the 175th anniversary of the Declaration with the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and a Hallowed Earth ceremony. Supreme Court leaders praise the declaration as leadership for oppressed peoples as a Korean War veteran and Clark honor the soil from Revolutionary shrines.
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Philadelphia
America
Independence
U. S. Supreme Court
Eve Clark
Independence Square
Pfc
Francis R. Finley
Clark
Air Crash Victims Had No Warning of Trouble
Colorado authorities and United Air Lines investigate the DC-6 crash on Flight 610 near Crystal Mountain. Fifty aboard perished. bodies identified in a makeshift morgue at a National Guard armory in Fort Collins. Weather and incomplete clues hindered recovery as searchers probed the wreckage west of Estes Park.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
United Air Lines
Rockies
San Francisco- Chicago
Crystal Mountain
National Guard
Airline
Civil Aeronautics
Lane
Salt Lake City
Denver
Rural Electrification Administration
Ors Haggard
Wright Air Base
Ohio
James R. Appleby
Cheyenne
Wyo
Iren
Wyoming
Estes Park
Mountain National Park
Desperado Kills Self In Swamp
Meek target of New Jersey’s great manhunt Irwin was found dead in a swamp shortly after noon. He had abducted Carolyn Barker and her boyfriend Lawrence Gilbert, then fled into the woods. Police and the FBI say Irwin committed suicide, ending a 41 hour captivity during which Barker was attacked and Gilbert forced to drive to Virginia. Barker’s 17th birthday coincided with the incident.
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Pate Irwin
Desperado
New Jersey
Barker
Washington
Irwin
Flemington
N. J
Carolyn Barker
FBI
Hopewell
Charles
Ington
Wash
Miss Barker
Lawrence Gilbert
Gilbert
Trwin
Virginia
Police seize large marijuana haul from Mexico car
Police announced the seizure of 198 pounds of marijuana valued near 500000 hidden in the body of a car owned by a man who arrived from Mexico. Narcotic agent Boyd Martin called it the biggest haul of its kind he had heard of. The suspect and two others faced bonds after arrest in Washington.
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Washington
Mexico
Boyd Martin
Ohn
Raymond Weatherbee
Kork
North Korea Repeats Acceptance Of UN Cease-Fire Talks
North Korea and its ally broadcast acceptance of UN cease-fire talks from Pyongyang and Peiping. The messages urge continued fighting while signaling openness to a meeting with UN representatives, possibly in the Kaesong area, as air strikes continue elsewhere.
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North Korea
Seven Reds Jailed After Long Anticommunist Campaign
Seven members of the American Communist politburo were jailed after a three year legal fight on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government by force. Four condemned co-defendants received prison terms. Bail for the four men stood at ten dollars each, to be forfeited if they were not present for proceedings.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press Staff
Corfident
NEW York
Cour
Jude Sueno
Wacarter
Samie
Ryan Aemene
U.S
Snead Takes early lead in PGA semi finals at Oakmont
Slammin Sam Snead, the championship favorite, birdied four times on the first nine and built a 5 up edge over Charley Bassler of Catonsville, Md., in the 36 hole semi final. Ellsworth Vines of Los Angeles led Walter Burke Moore of Franklin, Mich., by 2 after turning at one under par.
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Oakmont
Sam Snead
Charley Bassler
Catonsville
Ellsworth Vines
Los Angeles
Walter Burkemo
Franklin
Mich
Transit Walkout Strikes Washington As Workers Flock to Jobs
A citywide walkout of streetcar and bus operators in Washington forced thousands to walk, hitchhike, or taxi to work. Many drivers diverted to downtown areas, straining parking and prompting temporary lifting of parking restrictions on some streets.
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Washington
Congress Faces Log Jam As Fiscal Year Begins
The new fiscal year starts with all major spending bills blocked in Congress while foreign aid programs remain intact. Truman warned against cutting foreign aid as arms flow to the Atlantic Pact allies continues, despite shortages not materializing. Sales surged in early 1951 but faded by year’s end as consumer debt rose and bargain days waned.
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Congress
Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Federal Reserve Board
Weekend Violence Kills 10 in North Carolina
At least ten people died in North Carolina over the weekend in multiple incidents. Among the victims were D. Wilson and his brother Monroe Wilson of Belwood Cleveland County after a recalled rollover in Tawba County. A head-on crash near Murphy claimed Albert Martin and a separate drowning near Ashe County left others dead. A Greensboro man, 32, was charged with murder following a crash in Greens Point early Sunday.
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North Carolina
D. Wilson
Monroe Wilson
Belwood
Cleveland County
Tawba
Charles R. Premane
Bent Creek
Asheae Toe Eee
Hateeo Station
Albert Martin
Atlanta
Murphy
Carolena
van Bean
Greensboro
Greens- Point
Western Union Employees To Ratify Pact
Western Union workers to ratify a new agreement that includes a 13 cent hourly raise for operators clerks and technicians and a 4 cent raise pending Wage Stabilization Board approval. Foot and bicycle messengers gain seven and a half cents now with 2.5 more in September. The deal avoids a nationwide strike set to begin at 6 a.m. today.
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Western Union
Washington
Commercial Tele- Union
AFL
Malon
Aman
CTU
Ike Irresistible 1952 Bid Seen From Booster Meetings
Eastern and Midwestern Eisenhower supporters expect him to run for president in 1952 and plan to keep the effort informal. A recent meeting in Sen. James H. Duff's office drew figures like Harry W. Darby and Herbert Brownell who seek a public push without an official declaration.
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Eisenhower
James H. Duff
Ike
Darby
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas City
Harold E
Milton
Kansas
Crackles Advice We Would Follow If It Weren't Ee
A fragment notes guidance attributed to Crackles and expresses conditional willingness to follow the advice. The readable text is incomplete, but hints at a recommendation and a hypothetical hesitation.
Weather Today and Tomorrow High 84 Low 65
The forecast notes a high of 84 degrees for tomorrow with a low tonight of 65. Today’s high reached 84 and last night’s low was 67.
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