Riots flare in Tehran over Mossadegh and Zahedi clash
Demonstrations during Muharram erupted in Tehran as supporters of Prime Minister Zahedi clashed with Mossadegh loyalists. Nazer Zadeh Kermani and eight others were beaten and later exiled to Khargh Island after shouting pro Mossadegh. Police reported arrests amid the unrest near Name mosque.
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Don Schwind
Tehran
Iran
Fazollah Zahedi
Nazer Zadeh Kermani
Name
Sabz Mehdan Bazaar
Mossadegh
Zahedi
Shah
Mohammed Mossadegh
Kermani
Khargh
Persian Gulf
Ae Oe
Cli
Yenty
Tajreesh
Langer Names Subcommittee on Supreme Court Nominations
Sen. Langer appointed a judiciary subcommittee with Hendrickson and Kefauver to review any Supreme Court nominations from President Eisenhower. The Vinson vacancy opens the court, with possible interim appointment during the recess and hearings in the fall to advise on nominees. Langer has not been briefed on any specific candidates.
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Washington
Langer
R-Nd
Hendrickson
R-Nj
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Fred M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Congress
British Comet Sets South American Speed Record
The Comet jet liner flew from Rio de Janeiro to Madrid in 11 hours 35 minutes, a claimed record. It visited Rio as the advance agent for British Overseas Airways Corp, signaling plans for regular BOAC passenger service to South America next year.
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London
Britain
Rio de Janeiro
British Overseas Airways Corp
South America
Madrid
BOAC
Police Report Records 35 Arrests In Eight Hours
Police reported 35 arrests between 2 40 and 10 40 p m yesterday with charges including prohibition violations non support assault on an officer drunken driving and carrying a concealed weapon. Dorsett 54 of 262 Jordan St faced a fist assault at the station and posted 150 bond pending Monday Municipal Court trial.
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Dallas F. Dorsett
Jordan St
Dorsett
Theodore R. Hayes
Olga St
Earl Hobson Farr
Route 2
Guilford
Alvin Barber
Fairview St
Lucy Blue
Henry James Atkins
Hulda St
Atkins
Willie Glover
Reds Demand UN Debate On Site And Representation
The article reports United Nations talks over a meeting site for Korea with calls to debate time and place, plus authorizing the secretary general to inform the Communists. It notes Sweden is asked to arrange a conference with possible San Francisco, Honolulu, or Geneva and reports replies from Peiping via Moscow.
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U. N
Dickering
U. S
Sweden
San Francisco
Honolulu
Geneva
Hammarskjold
U.N
Peiping
Pyongyang
Moscow
Russia
India
Burma
Pakistan
Indonesia
United States
Vishinsky
Assembly
City Chiropractor Lectures Society
Dr L G Harrison of High Point NC, president of the North Carolina Chiropractic Association, lectured to Virginia chiropractors at their annual conven tion in Charlottesville. He discussed chiropractic value for pain syndrome, noting its limitations and the need to recognize them as well as provide proper treatments.
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Charlottesville
L. G. Harrison
High Point
North Carolina Chiropractic Association
Virginia Chiropractors
Monticello
Harrison
Russia to Grant North Korea 250 Million for Rebuild
The Soviet Union announces a program to aid North Korea with 250 million dollars for reconstruction, including Yalu River hydro plants, equipment, materials, advisers, and consumer supplies. It also postpones debt repayment and offers easier terms. The move follows a Malenkov Kremlin dinner with North Korean delegates.
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Russia
North Korea
Yalu River
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Kremlin
Korea
Korean Democratic Republic
Scouts Honor Court to Bestow Awards Tuesday Night
The Court of Honor for the Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts in High Point district will convene at 8 pm Tuesday at the Senior High School. Recipients include PAGLE, LIFE, STAR, and FIRST CLASS and MERIT BADGE awards across multiple troops with numerous named honorees.
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High Point
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Pagle
Lou Kennedy
John Roberts
Randy Stanley
Earl Phillips
Dwight Wireless
Billie Whitesell
Cordeth Kennedy
Donald Scott
Jimmy Moss
Darrell Bowers
Park Davis
John Blackburn
Ulbricht Promises End to East German Rationing Next Summer
East German Deputy Premier Walter Ulbricht pledged that food rationing would end next summer in the Red east. He spoke in East Berlin noting price cuts on state stores to save East Germans four to five billion marks. He highlighted coal shortages and a 230000 ton coal briquet production delay.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
East Geroer
Ulbricht
East Berlin
Communist Party
Central Committee
West Berlin
U. S
East Germany
Unhurt In Crash Dies In Another Collision
Sonia Michigan report states Frederick W. Schultz aged 77 escaped injury in a first collision with Paul Geiger 33. About a half hour later Schultz was killed when his car struck a truck driven by Mary Geiger wife of Paul Geiger.
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Sonia
Mich
Frederick W. Schultz
Paul Geiger
Schultz
Geiger
Mary
Cancer Victim Cured By Betatron Device At University
University of Illinois reports a 65 year old man with inoperable chest cancer regained weight, resumed work, and shows no detectable tumor after Betatron X ray treatments begun Aug 28 1952 and completed Oct 7 1952. 135 patients treated so far with mixed outcomes. no conclusive verdict from a single case.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Senate slams Reds flooding US with propaganda before war
Senate investigators charged Communist conspirators are flooding the United States with propaganda and hiding printing equipment for use in war. The subcommittee urged tighter rules, noting diplomats often run propaganda to dodge foreign agents registration.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Welker
R-Ida
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
State Department
Irman Jenner
R-Ind
United States
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ollie Hutchins
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ollie Rothrock Hutchins 67 who died Friday evening at 7 45 oclock at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church with Rev Joseph Johnson officiating Burial followed at Ga Cemetery Winston Salem after body was returned to the residence 118 Westchester Dr and placed in the church 30 minutes before the service
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Ollif R. Hutchins
Ollie Rothrock Hutchins
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Joseph Sohnson
Winston-Saem
Westchester Dr
Canadian Jet Crashes At Big Air Show
A Royal Canadian Air Force F86 Sabre jet crashed into Lake Ontario during a big air show in Toronto killing Sqdn. Ldr. Ray Greene. The tragedy occurred after a loop as the aircraft dived steeply, exploding on impact. Greene, based at Ottawa’s Rockcliffe, was to perform a sonic boom demonstration for 60,000 spectators. The show continued amid recovery efforts.
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Toronto
Royal Canadian Air Force
Lake Ontario
Sqdn
Ray Greene
RCAF
Trenton
Ont
Greene
Ottawa
Rockcliffe
Canada
Britain
Flinthill Road collision injures Jones and driver charged
Charles Allen Jones of Flinthill Road suffered chest injuries and a deep forearm gash when his Model A collided with a northbound 1942 model car driven by Jefferson Harrison Rush of Route 1 Trinity. Both cars were total losses. Investigation continues. Gilbert Steele, 38, of Thomasville overturned a 1941 car on Brokaw Road near Trinity. He faces reckless driving and license charges. Leona Martin and Chalmer Williams, both from Thomasville, sustained minor injuries.
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Charles Allen Jones
Flinthill Road
Jones
Jefferson Harrison Rush
Trinity
Rush
Archdale
Flinthill
Gilbert Steele
Thomasville
Brokaw Rd
Steele
Leona Martin
Chalmer Williams
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