Britain recalls mission to Tehran over Iran oil dispute
Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison ordered Britain's Tehran mission home after talks on Anglo Iranian Oil Company settlement collapsed. Iran's cabinet warned against shutting Abadan refinery valves while Britain weighs Hague court guidance and mixed American pressure.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Tehran
Morrison
House of Commons
Britain
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Itan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Iran
Rte 2
Middle East
Hussein Fatemi
AOIC
Abadan
United States
Mossa
Er “Angeian
Kermanshah
National Oil Company
AIOC
Maki
Torest
Government Eyes Record 7.2 Billion Tax Bill in House
The administration pushes a two day debate to approve a 7.2 billion tax plan with a 12 percent individual tax rise, higher corporate and excise rates, retroactive corporate levies, and a 90 percent income cap for the wealthy. The measure faces a two thirds vote to waive rules for immediate consideration.
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Washington
The
Camp McCoy Request Made
Camp McCoy in Wisconsin seeks 1 702 100 for military works as part of a defense bill. The package totals 5 737 000 for Wisconsin construction including Truax Field in Madison and Camp McCoy, with overall building programs pegged at 6 561 262 387 for armed services installations domestically and abroad. Secretary Rexney calls urgent public works to meet defense needs amid international tension.
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Wis
Congress
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Wisconsin
Truax Air Force Base
Madison
Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
United States
Secretary of Defense
Ree Ney
Bus Train Crashes in South Germany Kill 23 Passengers
Twenty three bus passengers died and 31 were injured in two crashes near Waldshut in Wuerttemberg Baden. The incidents involved a bus colliding with a train and one other collision, authorities said, with rescue teams responding to the aftermath.
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Germany
Abront i
Waldshut
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Local Weather For Le Crosse And Vicinity
Weather report notes a high of 56 degrees this afternoon for Le Crosse and surrounding area with expected light winds and clear to partly cloudy skies. Temperature trend toward cooler evening conditions overnight. Regular forecasts indicate mild conditions for the week ahead.
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le Crosse
Senator Promises Swift Senate Action on UMT Nominees
Senator Russell pledged quick approval in the Senate for President Truman’s five nominees to the national security training commission. The move supports expanding the universal military training program and outlines expectations for training policies, conduct codes, and dependent benefits.
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Washington
Russell
D-Gi
Senate
Truman
National Security Training Commission
Tesla
Senate Armed Services Committee
Special Commission
James W. Wadworth
RNY
Will L. Clayton
Oe Ee
Raymond S. McClain
New Infirmary Bids Opened in Shelby Town
La Crosse county opens bids for a 160 bed infirmary in Shelby with Otis Elevator Co low bidder for elevator at 26251 and Heller Co 26290. Electrical work by John Mader at 31540 and plumbing heating by George McKoskey at 108660. Total project bid 645924 with 4076 surplus from 650000 bond issue. Ground breaking planned for early summer.
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la Crosse County
Shelby
Otis Elevator Co
Minneapolis
Heller Co
John Mader
George McKoskey
Bernard Zahn
McCoy Maneuvers Close Highway 21 at Camp McCoy
Camp McCoy Wisconsin directs State Highway 21 from its junction with STH 168 to be closed starting June 21 for a period. Colonel Kenneth — details incomplete but note mentions Camp McCoy and highway closure actions.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
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Kenneth Das An
UN Jets Clash In Dual Front Air Battle Over Korea
In a four day air war the UN fought Red forces on the eastern front near Kansong and Yanggu. Jets and propeller planes fought from 13 000 down to 6 000 feet with 28 Reds destroyed or damaged and nine shot down by the UN forces.
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Red
Kansong
Yanggu
Reds
Sto. Stormovik
Fifth Air Force
Korea Blunder Critique by Adm Zacharias
Adm Zacharias blamed the Korea missteps on faulty intelligence and said both the United States and Russia could have avoided the errors. He urged reflection and caution in future policy decisions.
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U. S
Russia
Adm
Zacharias
Hurley accuses State Department of surrendering U S principles
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley former ambassador to China accuses the State Department of surrendering American principles. He cites tensions over his recall from Pacific commands and references a dispute about testimony before Senate committees.
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Hurley
State Department
U. S
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
China
State Artment
Pacific
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Truman
Omar Bradley
Brannan Fires Assistant For Unethical Acts
Brannan ousts an assistant amid a shakeup after uncovering unethical acts. A spokesman cited internal misconduct connected to recent personnel changes including the discharge of E. M. Rowlands, head of Minneapolis operations, with further details not disclosed.
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Brannan
Washington
Guy W. Cravens
Ction
E. M. Rowlands
Minneapolis
Rowstate
Heavy Rain Precedes Cool Weather in Lake Superior Region
Heavy rainfall swept the Coulee Region and Lake Superior area with Irma Lincoln reporting 3.5 inches from Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning. A cold front moved through by dawn with winds up to miles per hour, damaging windows and plants and prompting cooler temperatures later with a low of 56 and high near 80 expected Thursday. Large hail was observed at O Lakes resort as reported by the Associated Press.
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Strang
O’lakes
Anys A Ao
Associated Ted Press
Woman Killed by Tornado Rips Hutchinson Minnesota
One woman died and five people were injured as a tornado tore through Hutchinson Minnesota causing damage to about fifty homes and hundreds of trees. Unofficial losses were pegged near $500 000 as the weather bureau warned of continuing storms in the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
Quads Born One Dead in Bayonne Births
In Bayonne New Jersey a housewife delivered quadruplets on Wednesday but one baby was born dead. The surviving three girls and a boy were reportedly in good condition with the mother, Mrs Selma, hospitalized after the delivery. Authorities provided the initial details at the local hospital.
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Bayonne, N. J
Quad
N. J
Dees
Selma
Stilltorn
Arrests Sweep United States Over Communist Party Leaders
Federal grand jury indictments led to an early FBI roundup in New York and elsewhere. Sixteen arrests included leaders of the Communist party's alternate national committee formed to act as policy makers in place of the extant committee. Names and ages of several defendants are listed, with authorities describing them as key figures in the party's structure and education wing.
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United States
New York
FBI
Pitterent
Communist Party
U. S
Israel Amter
Rotary
Sion
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New Ys
Department
George Blake A
New York City
Rrest
Claudia Jones
Claudia Vern Scholnick
Wtional Education Department
Pettis Perry
The
Negro Commission
Alexand Leon
Interna, Inc
Louis
Come
Long Island City
Commucapet Aeastaen Saeian
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