Mossadegh Threatens Break With Britain Over Oil Dispute
Premier Mossadegh warned Iran may sever ties with Britain if the Anglo Iranian Oil Co does not compensate for losses from the blockade and pay $137.2 million, in dollars, for nationalized assets. He urged court settlement or World Court review, while securing a parliamentary vote of confidence.
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Winston Churchill
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London
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Mary Leeper Considers Return to North Carolina
Mary Leeper plans retirement from national education post next year and may return to North Carolina. Born in Berea Ohio she rose as a kindergarten pioneer in Asheville and led the Association for Childhood Education in Washington since 1930. Frances Hamilton to succeed her as executive secretary.
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National Oil of Primary Education
South
Childhood Education Magazine
White House
Switzerland
Belgium
England
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Takeary
Per
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Ard’ County
Farmington
Truman defends medical aid while blasting Eisenhower ideas
President Truman told the American Hospital Association that voluntary or local approaches to health care miss the aim of affordable medical services. He rejected Eisenhower's plan for nonmandatory care, calling it a political throwback to "horse and buggy" ideas and urged government partnership to expand medical research and welfare.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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American Hospital Association
Major Red Problems Discussed in Moscow Talks
Soviet Chinese negotiators in Moscow, with Premier Chou En Lai leading the Chinese delegation, agreed to keep Soviet troops in Southern Manchuria at Port Arthur beyond 1952 and discussed economic and political questions. They set up a mixed commission to transfer Changchun Railway control to China by year end and reaffirmed efforts to deepen friendship while preserving peace and security.
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Kremlin
Korea
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Moscow Radio Plays New Song With Political Chorus
London reports a new Moscow broadcast titled If Stalin has said so you always have it or will eat it. The concert opened with the tune but the rest of the lyrics were not aired.
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Stevenson Targets Taft in Eisenhower Campaign Push
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson assails Senator Taft as the villain of the election while aiming his eastern campaign at persuading independents and Republican progressives. He argues Taft took over Eisenhower’s platform and seeks to shift voters through a broader tour into Connecticut Massachusetts New York Virginia and Maryland.
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Wake Island Hit by Pacific Typhoon Olive
Wake Island endured a violent 138 mph typhoon that wrecked 90 percent of facilities, disrupted all communications for hours, and forced evacuation of its 750 residents. Grounded planes and damaged runways delayed aid and evacuation efforts as Pan American and military operations faced widespread destruction and shelter needs.
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Olive
Pan American Airways
Church Rejects Canon on Mixed Marriage Education
The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States refused to adopt a new canon on educating children from mixed marriages. The House of Deputies proposed the rule but the House of Bishops disapproved at the 57th triennial general convention. Separate action denied retired bishops voting rights in general conventions. Also, the United States merchant marine included 3,344 dry cargo ships and tankers as of Sept. 1, per the National Federation of American Shipping.
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United States
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
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Olympia
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San Francisco
Washington
National Federation of American Shipping
Sabre Jets Shoot Down Three Reds
American Sabre jets shot down three MIG-15s in Korea as September toll rises to 44 destroyed, three probably destroyed, and 36 damaged. One MIG was destroyed by Capt. Arthur H. McCarthy. new Sabre device details remain undisclosed. Night bombers and reconnaissance photos describe a large build-up near Pyongyang.
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Arthur H. McCarthy
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Japan
Okinawa
Pyongyang
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Malik Delivers What May Be Last U N Speech Today
Malik, the Soviet ambassador to the United Nations, is to deliver a possible farewell speech to the Security Council on whether Viet Minh led Indo China should be admitted as a U N member. A draft resolution circulated by the Soviet delegation supports the move.
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United Nations Security Council
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Indo-China
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Malik
Three Held in Slaying Case in Wilkes County
Three white men Banner Washington Marsh John Roy Anderson Jr and Charlie Owens were bound at $1000 each and ordered held for Wilkes Superior Court trial in the death of Raymond Bailey after a hearings yesterday in North Wilkesboro Mayor R T McNeill ordered the men held for trial.
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Connect
R. T. McNeill
Banner Washington Marsh
John Roy Anderson Jr
Charlie Owens
Wilkes Superior Court
Raymond Bailey
North Carolina School Teacher Shortage Favors Elementary Grades
State officials report a surplus of high school teachers and a growing shortage in elementary teaching. The DPI notes improvement is slow and uneven, with the core issue being deployment of teachers into elementary classrooms rather than high schools. The situation remains a concern for statewide staffing.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Public Instruction
North Carolina and South Carolina ENT Ophthalmology Joint Meet
About 100 doctors from North Carolina and South Carolina attended a three day joint convention ending tomorrow. Separate meetings elected new officers for the two specialties and today's sessions covered advances in ear nose throat ophthalmology and otolaryngology.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
I. Ear, Nose and Throat Society
South Carolina
Eisenhower to Speak in Winston-Salem Campaign Stop
Republican leaders set a Sept. 26 presidential campaign speech by Dwight D. Eisenhower on a platform in front of Union Station Forsyth County officials chose the site after consultations with a national committee They said the station would give the candidate maximum visibility Mrs Anne K Hickman a state GOP vice chairman commented Charlotte AP Enforcement agents from the Alcohol Board of Control arrested 22 Negroes in Mecklenburg County bootlegging raids Most detainees were small operators selling untaxed white liquor by the jar or drink ABC officers including 14 took part and the crackdown will continue until all illegal dispensers are halted
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Union Station
Forsyth County
GOP
Eisenhower
Anne K. Hickman
Charlotte
Alcohol Board of Control
Mecklenburg County
Henry Severs
Severs
ABC
First public deer hunt dates set for Bladen Lakes forest
State Forester Fred H. Claridge announced the opener dates for the season at Bladen Lakes state forest. Thirty hunters will be guided by forestry staff on Oct 24 and 31, and Nov 7 14 21 and 28, with guides accompanying each party to monitor the hunts.
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Fred H. Claridge
Bladen Lakes State Forest
Bladenty
Claridge
Davidson appoints Plott to lead Davidson College music department
Davidson College selects Donald B. Plott of Winston Salem to replace James Christian Pfohl as chairman of the music department. Plott moves up from director of the Davidson Male Chorus and is a University of Michigan School of Music graduate who led choral work at Transylvania Music Camp in Brevard. New Bern meeting outlines plan to raise seven million dollars for inland ports and waterways development with Eastern North Carolina communities. Delegates will gather in Belhaven to organize regional promotion of sand waterways.
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Donald B. Plott
Winston-Salem
Davidson Liege
James Christian Pfohl
Plott
University of Michigan School of Music
Transylvania
Brevard
Pfohl
Jacksonville, Fla
New Bern
North Carolina
Belhaven
Eisenhower Pitches Honest Government On Minnesota Whistle Stop Tour
Eisenhower resumes his campaign with five Minnesota stops including Albert Lea Owatonna Faribault and Northfield after declaring the nation needs a housecleaning in Washington. He vows to restore honesty and curb spending while addressing 151 million Americans and plans further rides through Iowa Nebraska Missouri and beyond.
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Regulations Lifted for Home Buying and Credit
Washington reports the Fed suspended Regulation X loosening credit limits on home and commercial property. The HHFA also relaxed its rules on government backed loans. Regulation X required minimum down payments rising with price from 5 percent to 40 percent for higher priced homes.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Weather Synopsis for Local Area
Tonight will see a low of 56 degrees with a tomorrow high of 42. Today’s high reached 83 while last night’s low was 62.
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