UN Delegates Take Up Iran Oil Dispute in New York
United Nations delegates held a tense session in New York as Iran’s nationalization of the oil industry triggered talks. Western and Soviet envoys pressed for negotiation while Britain urged a court action, hoping to avert a broader crisis.
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Iran
United
Iritain
Security Council
Tan Peeder
Mohammed Moxque Dugh
Tynes
Arons
Alve
Mosaddegh
Gindwen Wobts
Ate
New York
Lompilat
Abiah Mehavidet
Wenn
United States
Shrolinh
Boviet
PeWobh
Britain
Nornal Court of
Tanyapkin
Eaunall
Miletia Taebb
Malik
Unclear Funeral Notices And Community Church Events
Fragmentary local notice mentions Helen Turner and a funeral related to Mice Turner Funeral Home. Also references a Wednesday rehearsal, a church event, a third anniversary, and a request to supply a First Aid Kit at Oak Grove Baptist church. Details are garbled and dates uncertain.
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Helen Turner
Tergin
Mice Turner
Ama
Pam
Soria
Workers From Indies Sought by Farmers
A tangled report notes farmers seeking indentured and migrant labor from the Indies and Mexico. It mentions wage talks, an agreement, and concerns over future reliance, with references to political figures, funding items, and local administration plans amid ongoing labor negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Bowles Confirmed as India Envoy
Bowles was confirmed as ambassador to India after a Senate debate in which Republicans and Democrats clashed over credentials and policy. Supporters cited his wartime price administration service and prior Connecticut governorship, while opponents questioned diplomatic experience. Senate maneuvers and taft remarks marked the session.
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Washington
Qet
Choester Bowles
Senate
Truman
Nation of Bowles
Connecticut
McCarran
Nevada
Taft
Bowles
Rick
D.conn
India
Pye
Bin
Proclamation from Hope Mayor Brown on October observance
The document proclaims a period in October as dedicated to civic progress and public service. It notes community goals, calls for support of local businesses and private enterprise, and affirms the duties of citizens to contribute to the city’s welfare. The text names Mayor Lyle Brann of Hope and the Hope City statutes, urging unity and vigilance in community improvement efforts.
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Arya
Ha Jan Foto
Citted
WeisCey Gee
Ate Parrysand
Vei Bates
Athee Aetiques
Bite South
Lyle Brann
Miyor
Vapo
Arkaisna
City of Hope
Wall
Tale Brown
Woman Loses Suit to Break Will in Tennessee Case
Mrs. Mary Carruth Jones of Batesville Mississippi contested her father’s Arkansas will in federal court, seeking to set aside the will on grounds of unsound mind and undue influence. The Tennessee court held the case lacked residency and the suit was dismissed. appeal to Arkansas Supreme Court pending.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Arkansas
Supreme Court
VU Joos Coubliet
Mary Carruth Jones
Patesville
Migs
Haver
Brank
Man Arrested for Just Looking in Long Beach
Long Beach police arrested Robert Brincning yesterday on disorderly conduct after a woman, Mrs. Sather, alleged she was stared at for several minutes in a store and later while driving. He claimed he could not help looking at her green eyes and honey hair.
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Long Beach
Callet
Robert
Brincning
Anetly Sather
Vignor
Royal Ottawa show and royal visit described in scrambled report
The piece reports on a royal appearance in Ottawa and a state dinner in Quebec with Prime Minister Maurice Duplessis. It notes the Princess’s reception, unfamiliar atmosphere among friends, and a grand gown, amid a chaotic, partially deciphered account of events and attendees.
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Athiwa
Mdinbireyhy
Tony
Tanades
Phos
Alon
Viscount Alasapeey
Pyls
Ducky
Arya
Hiplorryatte Corps
Gl Ion
Ueneyal Gein
Urisbatian
Rommel
Don Toes Park
Nowreatherian
Ioemordil
Ford
Louisia
Quis
Quebec
Torrie
Partiamutt
Laval University
Eala- Nelin-ehiel
Etty
Eleerdag
Abraham
Thori
Government House
Marie Photean
Truman Letter Sparkes Fund Drive For Memorial Library
A letter alleging tax free contributions from President Truman supporters sparked a controversy in St Louis and Albuquerque. Anderson denied the claims, saying the letter was not produced by him and that the drive was a legitimate fundraiser by the national clearing association with Beardsley and Geiger cited. Officials listed include Tipton and Tom Meibs as organizers, with a dinner in New York attended by 250.
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St Lavia
Harry
Joe Ainse
Anderson
Sata
Washinton
Albuquerqs
Ncm
National Clanning Association
Beardsley Tun
New York
Eequorist
Theodore Geiger
Nirtinerl
Dhraring Associaion
Herat
Ctrman Ubeiey
Veneblak Ab
Post-Dispatch
Andersons Chamain
Tinanes Conditien
Crandsiew
Ciier
Tipton
Ehother
Tester
Aluminum expansion urged in Arkansas plants
Washington telegrams report congressmen urged Reynolds Metals Co to expand its aluminum facilities in Arkansas if the government authorizes expansion. The call aimed to boost output for government needs, noting Reynolds already operates alumina and reduction plans in Arkansas. Representatives emphasized potential sufficient electrical power availability to support new pot lines.
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Washington
Qoet
Arkansas
Norrell
Ark
Reynolds Metals Co
B.S. Reynolds Jr
Frm
Arknagag
Teeynolds
Alarmed Over Suppression of Newsmen
Montevideo Uruguay Gel 10 MremAnnte-Ameriedt Press Association report to the association conference cites increasing suppression of press freedom in the Western hemisphere. It highlights arrests and legal actions against editors, bans on editor participation in meetings, and state secrecy practices. The report notes Georgia press regulation defeats, indictments in Lake Charles, and a New Orleans court ruling on newspaper advertising.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
MremAnnte-Ameriedt Press Association
Association
Ysevere
Teagie
Arpertina
United States
Georgia
Lake Charles
American Pie
Flkton
Corona
Cali
Department of Justice
New Orleans
Vejvet
The
Truman Interest in Memorial Library at Independence Mo
The article notes Mr Truman has long expressed interest in establishing a memorial library in Independence Missouri, while a reporter is told little about her collections. The piece references a committee and a half year timeframe in relation to the plan.
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Mittee
Truman Long
Independence
Use of Atom Weapons in Korea Delayed
Washington reports that atomic weapons were seriously considered by U S military leaders in Korea but set aside for the moment. Gen Omar Bradley recommended against using bombs now to preserve a potential ceasefire, while Truman retains final authority under the Atomic Energy Act. Earlier comments by Gordon Dean warned of a strong field capability and discussed penalties of possible retaliation and strategic considerations. The discussion factors include China and Russia, battlefield versus city targets, and the broader risks of escalation.
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Washington
Korea
U. S
Tokyo
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Joint Chiefs Or Staff
Truman
Alleaut
Russia
United States
Gordon Dean
Atomic Unerry Commission
Ley
Congressional
Gan
Dean
Los Angeles
Far East
Press Restrictions Under Peron Regime Criticized
The report denounces the Peron regime in Argentina for flagrant press restrictions, highlighting the seizure of the independent La Prensa. Peronista publishers and editors walk out of a conference as most Argentine membership applications are rejected.
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New Orleans
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