Iranian Leader Replies to Truman on Oil Dispute
Premier Mossadegh reassures President Truman Iran will prioritize Anglo Iranian Oil Co customers while renewing charges of covert pressure by the A I O C. He says Iran has no choice but to seize the company yet seeks friendly ties with Britain. The text of his reply was released.
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Ehran
Iran
Remier Mohamed Mossadegh
Truman
Ustomers
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Try and Stop Me N LONDON Book Society Birthday Exhibit
The Book Society in London marks its twenty first birthday with an exhibit of a rare communication from Queen Marie of Romania. The club runs member campaigns offering free books for enrollments and cites responses involving European royalty and Evelyn Waugh. An outtake includes a Bennett Cerf copyright item.
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London
Book Society
Mari Ie
Romania
America
Marie
George
Greece
Yugoslavia
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Evelyn Waugh
Iran nationalization leader backs continued British help
Kazem Hassibi, the architect of oil nationalization, says Iran will seize British oil resources but still needs British technicians to develop its vast petroleum fields. He stresses Iran will not allow foreign interference while seeking civil world counsel.
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Kazem Hassibi
Iran
Hassibi
Oldest Church in United States Built in 1600
The Church of San Miguel in Santa Fe New Mexico is described as the oldest church in the United States, with construction dating to 1600. The note adds context on early Anglo-Saxon marriages and nutritional comparisons of eggs to pears.
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United States
McGann Faces a Tangled Night After Shirley’s Death
McGann leaves the hospital scene weary and haunted by Shirley Stanton’s death as autopsy questions loom. He plans a quiet escape for Chary, shifting Wexton away, and fronts a hotel hideout while weighing who watched them and why.
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McGann
Ma Handy
Shirley Stanton
Wexton
Chary
Farwell
Ronnie Tompkins
Dink Wexton
Manhattan
Hoboken
Barclay Street
Hudson
Gann
Shirley
Ronnie
West Street
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Everest
Timberline
Bell Publishing Co
King Ventures Syndicate
Coach Believed Session Eligible to Play 1950 51
Glenn coach Jack Williams said he would tell the IHSAA he sincerely believed Charley Session was eligible for the 1950-51 season. The board ruled Session over age, born July 2 1930, making him ineligible and costing Glenn 18 regular season wins. Session, in the army, averaged over 20 points and helped spark a 30 game win streak.
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Warsaw
Ind
U.P
Glenn
Jack Williams
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Charley
IHSAA
Board of Control
Glenn Woul
Williams
Lake Wawasee
Session
United Press
Army
Pirates
Merchants Lose to Bloomfield on Sunday Diamond
Bloomfield pitcher Bill Bright held Linton to three hits through seven innings as the Bloomfield nine defeated the Linton Merchants 9 to 2 at the High School park diamond. Burns of Linton allowed ten safeties while Dixon finished the Bloomfield win by getting the last two outs in the final innings.
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Linton Merchants
Bloomfield
High School Park
Bill Bright
Burns
Linton
First Automatic Steering Gear Installed in 1922
The report notes that automatic steering gear for ships was first installed in 1922 marking a milestone in marine navigation. It highlights the shift toward powered and automated controls improving vessel handling and safety.
Wheat Crop Totals Set By Agriculture Dept In 1951 Forecast
The Agriculture department estimates the 1951 wheat crop at 1,053,825,000 bushels for the year, with winter wheat at 705,175,000 and spring wheat at 348,650,000. Carryover projected at 353,825,000 for July 1, 1952, and domestic use about 730,000,000 with 350,000,000 for export. Indiana yield expected at 27,208,000 bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Indiana
Softball League Planned For City This Summer
Recreation leaders Roy Williams and Charles Hoskins propose a twilight business men's softball league this summer if enough interest builds. They seek captains or players and say four teams would justify a round robin city championship with players from business, professional, clerical, and other local groups. Williams and Hoskins will be at High School Park daily 9 to 5 to organize teams.
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Roy Williams
Charles Hoskins
Linton
Freight haul rate and Smoky Mountains fur species
In 1950 American railroads charged 1329 cents to move one ton of freight one mile. The Great Smoky Mountains host 52 fur bearing animal species.
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Great Smoky Mountains
Notice of Administration for Emile Sarmont Estate
Executrix appointed by Greene County Indiana Circuit Court. Helen Turner named executrix of Emile Sarmont deceased. Attorneys Beasley & Beasley file the appearance with a May 23 1951 reference and 5 29 to 6 65 date range.
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Greene County
State of
Indiana
Emile Sarmont
Beenen
Helen Turner
Beasley & Beasley
Circuit Court
Emma Ecker
Administratrix named for Emma Ecker estate in Greene County
No 4810 administratrix of the estate of Emma Ecker late of Greene County deceased named. June 4 1951. Alma Wills administratrix. Beasley and Beasley attorneys. June 5 12 19.
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Alma Wills
Beasley & Beasley
Fort Wayne Hosts First Night Baseball Game in June
The first night baseball game in Fort Wayne Indiana occurred in June at a local venue, marking a historic lighting event for the city’s sports scene.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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