Frail Mossadegh pleads Iran case at The Hague
Iran's Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, frail yet defiant, argues before the International Court over the Britain Iran oil nationalization dispute. He asserts Iran's legal right to nationalize and warns the court cannot enforce its rulings if Iran withdraws, amid a battle over the Anglo Iranian Oil Company and the world's richest oil field.
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United Press
International Court
the Hague
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mossadegh
Mossadegh Says Premier to Quit After Hearings
Mossadegh plans to resign as premier at the end of current hearings unless a victory is won. He fears a British settlement and sees US sponsorship unlikely until British claims are resolved. Russia could seize control, risking Iran's economy which earns over $100 million annually.
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U. S
Russia
Iran
Britain
British Defense Minister Arrives in Japan
Field Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis, British defense minister, arrived at Haneda airport in Tokyo for a visit to Japan and Korea. He was welcomed by General Mark W. Clark and reviewed British Commonwealth and American honor guards in a ceremony at the airport.
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U.P
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Japan
Korea
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Doctors Split Over AMA Resolution on Truman Commission
Chicago news reports the American Medical Association delegates at its annual convention divided over a resolution criticizing President Truman's health commission. The measure was tabled 85 to 77, then reconsidered and sent to a committee, with a vote expected again on the next day of the convention.
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House of Delegates
Kenosha Evening News Masthead June 11 1952
The Kenosha Evening News publishes local and AP news for readers in Kenosha Wisconsin and surrounding counties. The issue lists circulation pricing and advertising representatives while noting associations and mail subscription rates for 1952.
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Racine
Walworth
Lake
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Illinois
Army probes UN Korea remark by Maj. Gen Hudelson
Maj. Gen. Daniel H Hudelson said UN troops in Korea could be driven out by Communists. The army quickly repudiated the claim and said it is reviewing the facts with Hudelson still on active duty. Army Secretary Pace and Gen. Van Fleet defended UN forces and dismissed the statement.
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Army
Daniel H. Hudelson
United Nations
Korea
Hudelson
40Th National Guard
Los Angeles
Huderson
Frank Pace, Jr
Pace
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Cambridge Find Reignites Chaucer Manuscript Mystery
A manuscript thought to be by Geoffrey Chaucer dating to 1392 was found at Cambridge in England. The discovery raises questions about authorship, provenance, and preservation of medieval texts and may shed new light on the poet’s works and the manuscript tradition.
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England
Crime Writer Asks For Prison Release
Raymond Mosley, a crime writer and novelist serving a life sentence for murder, will plead for freedom before Indiana clemency commissioners on June 27. Mosley, 27 years in prison, has drawn on his life experiences for his appeal and literary work.
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Michigan City
Ind
U.P
Raymond Mosley
Indiana Clemency Commission
Dam Pushes Indians Out
The Indians of the Fort Berthold reservation face removal for the Garrison dam project. About 155,000 acres along the Missouri river bottomlands will be flooded, forcing relocation to Prairie land. Some 300 families of 425 residents are affected. The group includes Mandans Arikaras and Gros Ventre. They will receive 7.5 million dollars.
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N. D
U.P
Fort Berthold Reservation
Garrison Dam
Missouri River
Gros Ventres
Bicycle collision claims life of 15 year old in Menominee
In Menominee Michigan Joseph Photenhauer aged 15 died from injuries after his bicycle struck a car yesterday. He was carried about 80 feet on the car’s hood before the driver stopped and he died three hours later at a hospital.
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Menominee, Mich
Joseph Photenhauer
Red Skelton Plans Long Rest After TV Show
Hollywood comedian Red Skelton heads toward a long rest after finishing his current television show. He will take time away from the studio to recharge and pursue personal projects once the program ends.
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Hollywood
Calif
Red Skelton
Hunger Drives Wild Boars Into Australian Towns
Hungry wild boars invade communities in Australia and two enter a factory near Gregenz prompting local safety alerts and calls for containment.
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Australia
Gregenz
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