U S Stand In Iranian Oil Nationalization dispute
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the United States does not oppose Iran’s move to nationalize oil properties and will not challenge Iran’s sovereign rights. He noted Washington supports Britons running facilities post nationalization while urging Iran and Britain to negotiate.
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Dean Acheson
United States
Iran
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
Middle East
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America
Nasrollah Entezam
Enteram
State Department
U.S
George C. McGhee
Great Britain
Promand
Stocks edge through a quiet midafternoon trading
Stocks moved irregularly in rare active trading with investors holding off amid uncertainty over the foreign situation. Best Foods rose 2 percent to 26 on news of a $1 special dividend. steel stocks showed slight strength while autos and utilities were largely unchanged. Transportation shares posted minor gains.
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Government curbs wool speculation to hold clothing costs
The Office of Price Stabilization ordered a nine cent rollback on wool futures on the New York Cotton Exchange to reduce clothing costs. OPS warned that current ceilings favor speculative trading over mill purchases, risking wool shortages in a tight market.
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Office of Price Stabilization
New York Cotton Exchange
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Abandon Hopes For Lost Girl
Buena Park California authorities seek indictments against 34 year old itinerant guitarist McCracken for kidnapping murder and child stealing in the Patricia Hull case. District Attorney Davis said a grand jury will hear evidence after McCracken admitted being in the theater but denied offending Patricia and her friends. Blood in his room initially tested as Patricia’s type A but later ruled not from him. McCracken’s mother described a long record of morals offenses and multiple marriages.
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Henry Ford
James L. Davis
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Cracken
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Okla
Expansion of UNC Graduate Work at Durham Greensboro
Trustees study expanding North Carolina College for Negroes graduate facilities to admit more Negroes and offer doctorates in all departments. Plan could cost 75 000 to 100 000 dollars annually and require 12 to 18 more faculty members. A Supreme Court case concerns four Negroes seeking UNC Law admission. NC College has a law school but is challenged as inferior.
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University of North Carolina
North Carolina College
Winston-Salem
Edward Diggs
University At
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Durham College
Durham
UNC Law School
U.S. Supreme Court
NC College
Law School
First kidney transplant fails in medical history
In Chicago a transplanted kidney from a recently deceased donor failed to function in Ruth Tucker after a year. Dr. Patrick McNulty said the operation did not cause her recovery, noting tissue incompatibility likely led to the kidney shrivelling and detaching from its duct to the bladder.
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Patrick McNulty
Ruth Tucker
Ex-Commie Schulberg Testifies On Communist Ties
Budd Schulberg testifies before HUAC detailing his 1937 to 1939 drift into the Communist Party and his break over party dictation of his writing. He cites disillusionment with the party’s alliance with Hitler and ongoing influence on his work.
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Herbert Foster
Washington
Budd Schulberg
Communist Party
Schulberg
Bill Schulberg
A. J. Collins
Collins
Communist
Sammy
Hollywood
Young Communist
Mediators race to avert bus strike amid six city walkouts
State and federal mediators pledged conferences until the last minute to stop a Duke Power bus strike that could disrupt transit for 135,000 riders in Charlotte Salisbury Winston Salem High Point N C and Greenville Spartanburg S C. Mayor Victor Shaw urged postponing until after the school term as union drivers seek 11 to 15 12 cent wage hikes while Duke Power offers five cents.
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S.C
Victor Shaw
Joseph Wright
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Attorney General orders FBI probe into game broadcasts
Washington bulletin reports Atty General McGrath directs the FBI to investigate alleged illegal restraints on broadcasts and telecasts of professional baseball and other organized games, both professional and amateur.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
FBI
Personal Tax Changes Move Through Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to set low income individuals tax at 12 percent instead of 15 percent, while boosting the excess profits tax on corporations to about 730 million dollars annually. Lawmakers aim to finish a tax bill for House action by June, with Senate and presidential approval remaining.
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House
Ways and Means
Senate
Crackles Advice on Worries About Hosehoors
Anonymous quip urges not to overestimate neighbors opinions and to avoid seeking approval from hosehoors. The fragment presents a humorous slice of daily life with an old timey voice.
Shortage Found in State College Laundry Accounts
Audit reports a $16,190.80 shortfall in the State College laundry ledgers covering 1947 to 1950. Mrs. A C McDuffie, former office manager, was dismissed November 1950 for alleged irregularities in handling laundry funds.
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Raleigh
A. C. McDuffie
Scott
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Henry L. Bridges
M. L. Widenhouse
Aatoer
Bradley Warns Of Danger Of Red Thrust Into Iran
Gen Omar Bradley testifies to the Senate that Russia could move into Iran as U S power is stretched by Korea and warns against expanding the Korean War The discussion covers Iran Britain oil nationalization Soviet forces near Iran and the broader danger of renewed aggression in the Middle East.
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Washington
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Middle East
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Iisue
Far Eastern Command
Bradley
MacArthur
Red China
Sen
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R-Me
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Russia
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Yugoslavia
Indo- China
Japan
China
Dollar Line Case Action Stayed
The government secured a stay preventing jailing of key American President Lines officials including Secretary Charles Sawyer. Supreme Court appeals by Sawyer and eight others are to be filed within 90 days, with the court resuming in October after summer recess. District of Columbia Court of Appeals had ordered custody if control was not relinquished. Dollar Line controversy centers on a 1938 stock dispute with R Stanley Dollar.
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Fred M. Vinson
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Supreme Court
Justice Department
District of Columbia Court F
Sawyer
R. Stanley Dollar
Maritime Commission
Dollar Line
Policies Toward China Unchanged Says Acheson
Washington reports that Secretary of State Dean Acheson affirmed U S policy toward the Chinese Nationalists and Communists remains unchanged and open to U N talks with Red China for a Korea peace. He said Assistant Secretary Rusk did not reflect policy change and negotiations would be with those causing trouble.
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U. N
Red China
Korea
Dean Acheson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Peiping
United States
Formosa
Acheson
U.S
U N Force Pushes Gain Four Miles In Korea Drive
U S Second Division with Allied units pushed four miles in twelve hours and seized Hangye eighteen miles east of Chunchon. American forces crossed the Naechon River and advanced six miles while cutting the main supply route in the Soksa-Changchon corridor. The 1st Marine Division moved two miles as part of a broader push by five American divisions including the 1st Cavalry, 24th and 25th Infantry.
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Korea
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Naechon
Soksa
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Soyang River
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1St Cavalry
Edward Almond
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Sioa Bea
10Th Goons
8Th Aone
Soksa-Changchon
Kyebong
Weather report notes unusual temp swing tonight
The forecast calls for a low of 60 tonight and a high of 18 tomorrow. Last night’s low was 61, with conditions expected to be dry and chilly as cold air moves in.
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