Officials Despairing Of Oil Sales Impasse
Washington AP reports American officials nearly despair of ending the Anglo Iranian oil impasse as Premier Mossadegh shows no interest in the Truman Churchill plan. Two Iranian officials, Hussein Makki and Allahyar Salih, head to the United States to assess oil matters while officials fear a Communist shift and Mossadegh stalls Parliament beyond the planned opening.
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Washington
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Churchill
Mossadegh
Hussein Makki
National Front Party
Robert L. Garner
World Bank
Makki
Germany
United States
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Iran
Allahyar Salih
Truman Churchill
Truman - Churchill
Mossadeg
Cincinnati Gunman Fires at Hillbilly Musicians
A 37 year old guitarist suffered five bullet wounds in a Saturday night attack by Harry P. Alvin 46 of Cincinnati and Madison Ind. He told police he aimed at guitar partner Andrew Pottinger over alleged wife attention and fired at both musicians while claiming jealousy of hillbilly music.
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St. Bernard
Harry P. Alvin
Ry P. Alvin
Madison
Ind
Abby Sostherland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Alvin
Southerland
Andrew Pottinger
Pottinger
Jeanette Alvin
En Alvin
Author's Wife Dead At 60
Mrs. Mary Appleton Wood Bromfield, 60, wife of author Louis Bromfield, died in sleep at Malabar Farm near Lucas. Born Mary Appleton Smith in Ipswich Massachusetts, she married Bromfield on October 12, 1923. Private burial will be at Malabar Farm's family cemetery.
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Mansfield
Mary Appleton Wood Bromfield
Louis Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Lucas
Bromfield
Mary Appleton Smith
Ipswitch
Mass
PiShe
Malatar Farm
Chinese jeep surrender story branded UN agent by radio
Tokyo reports Chinese Communist radio in Peiping claimed the soldier who crashed through a barrier and surrendered in the Panmunjom neutral zone was a United Nations secret agent all along. The broadcast offered little evidence and framed the incident as a covert U.N. operation.
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Tokyo
Peiping
U.N
Panmumjom
Red
United Nations
Army Orders Trip From West Germany
The U S Army in Frankfurt withdrew accreditation passes from three members of the Soviet military liaison mission and ordered them out of the American zone in retaliation for similar Soviet actions last month against three U S personnel in Potsdam. The move followed a staged police stand at the mission entrance after three Russian officers resisted surrender of passes on September 5.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Potsdam
Berlin
Ike Says Nothing Funny In Issues In Campaign Tour
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower opened a 12 state campaign run at Fort Wayne Indiana telling a crowd of about 5000 that there is nothing funny about the campaign issues He blamed the Stevenson camp for levity and warned of the Korea war dangers while noting his own candidacy rests on stopping peril in America He cited a private poll showing Korea as the top issue among Midwest farmers and touched on taft and Morse shifting campaign roles and support.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
Eisenhower
Adial E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Korea
Indiana
William E. Jenner
Homer Capehart
Monroeville
Jenner
George C. Marshall
GOP
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Carlson
Truman
Specia
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Washington
Taft
Kasson
Inn
Albuquerque
New York
Detroit
Ft. Dodge
Mundt Seeks 20 Billion Dollar Budget Cut
Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota claims a GOP victory would yield a 20 billion dollar reduction in the federal budget. He cites cuts in military and foreign aid, plus domestic savings, and argues for efficiency, anti corruption, and a proactive foreign policy during NBC forum with Senator Monroney.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Mundt
A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Dwight Eisenhower
America
Senator Ellender Holds Back Grain Probe Report
Washington rumors swirl over the final Senate investigation into million-dollar shortages in government grain. Sen. Allen J. Ellender, Democratic chairman of the Agriculture Committee, has copies of a proposed report but will not distribute them to other members. Sen. George D. Aiken and Republicans press for access as Aiken returns from Vermont, while Ellender’s office says he will not be back soon.
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Washington
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
AFL
New York
Executive Council
Congress
Byrnes to introduce Eisenhower in South Carolina
Gov. James F. Byrnes will introduce Republican presidential candidate Dwight Eisenhower when he speaks in Columbia on September 30. It will be the first time a presidential candidate campaigns in South Carolina, marking a historic event for the state.
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Byrnes
South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
James F. Byrnes
Gev
Dwight Eisenhower
New Japanese Army Foreseen for Hokkaido Defense
The Mainichi Shimbun reports a U S plan to assign a new Japanese army of 14 divisions to defend Hokkaido within two years. Citing a classified note from Lt General Doyle O Hickey to Prime Minister Yoshida, the paper says this signals an eventual withdrawal of American forces as Japan can defend itself against Soviet threats. The 1st Cavalry Division currently on Hokkaido and the 24th Division in Northern Honshu are noted.
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Japan
Hokkaido
U. S
Oreones
Honshu
Green Set To Convene AFL Meeting
Delegates to the 71st annual AFL Convention gathered to hear an opening address by President William Green who signaled support for Gov. Adlai Stevenson for president. A week from now a decision on nomination is due after Stevenson and Eisenhower address the convention. The AFL Executive Council denounced Taft-Hartley as a failure and urged labor-friendly reforms while cautioning delegates on how views align with party platforms.
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NEW York
AFL
William Green
Adlair Stevenson
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Executive Council
Green
Latform
Eisenhower
Robert M. LaFollette
Polio Epidemic Mounts Across Iowa and Nebraska
DES MOINES reports the polio epidemic deepens in Iowa and Nebraska with record fatalities. Iowa's toll climbs to 106 deaths, 16 above the prior 1949 peak, while Nebraska records 56 deaths and over 1,200 cases, marking the hardest hit states in the nation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Top Aides Helping Lewis Map Strategy
Washington reports with a looming coal strike a week away as John L. Lewis huddles with a 200 member Policy Committee to map negotiating strategy. The UMW policy group usually approves contracts and helps draft strike plans amid talks, with soft coal and Pennsylvania anthracite settlements extended until Sept. 30.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Northern
Lewis
Southern Soft
Pennsylvania
UMW
John Busarello
Pittsburgh
Formosa Warns Overseas Chinese Against Red October Day
DW-Chines aboard were warned they would be blacklisted as traitors if they celebrate Red China's National Day Oct. 1. The warning came from Cheng Yen-fen, head of the Nationalist Overseas Affairs Commission.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Cheng Yen-fen
Nationalist Overseas Affairs Commission
Plane Plant To Be Closed By Walkout
In Santa Monica and El Segundo, IAM plans a strike at Douglas Aircraft. El Segundo workers voted two to one to walk out over wages, while Santa Monica workers accepted a 5 cent raise offer. Union leaders say picket lines will form as shifts end. The two plants employ tens of thousands of workers under identical contracts.
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Santa Monica
Calif
AFL International Association of Machinists
Big Douglas Aircraft Co
el Segundo
IAM
Douglas
Tex Bond
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Burbank
Lockheed
Bond
Husband Held For Killing Mother Of 13
RENSSELAER Ind. A railroad section hand, John DeYoung, 51, was held on a preliminary charge of murder after returning from a fishing trip to find his wife Susie, 48, shot at the front door. Their daughter Violet, 20, was wounded critically as nine children slept upstairs in the Virgie home. Officials seek a plan to keep the 10 unmarried children together. the youngest is 3.
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Rensselaer
Ind
John DeYoung
Susie
Violet
Virgie
Trucks Rushing Water To Town Amid Drought
ASHTABULA OH dispatch reports 7000 gallons hauled to nearby Jefferson in 90 minutes as drought grips county seat with 1700 residents. Mill Creek reservoir dried up. Mayor Samuel P. Nizen declared a state of emergency. Industries and schools closed. water service to homes at a third of normal resumed. laundry use banned.
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Ashtabula, O
Jefferson
Mill Creek
Samuel P. Nizen
Desperate Bank Robbers Still Unfound Near Allentown
Police and federal agents, aided by roadblocks, hunted three escaped robbers described as desperate and vicious. Despite tips and hundreds of miles of coverage, no decisive lead emerged after 72 hours. The fugitives, Joseph Nolen Ballard, and Elmer Schuer, had stolen cars, looted stores, kidnapped a family, and robbed a diner since breaking from Lehigh Valley area police.
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Allentown
Pennsylvania
FBI
Arthur Cornelius Seete
Philadelphia
Pen-Mar
Here
Studebaker
Joseph Nolen
Ballard
Harlan County
Elmer Schuer
Chicago
Lewisburg
West Reading
Hamburg
Bombers Smash Red Supply Targets Near Manchuria
U S Sabre jet pilots report nine MIG15s shot down with another destroyed and two damaged in North Korea. Allied fighters attacked the Sinuiju industrial complex near Manchuria, hitting an oxygen plant a distillery and a rope factory. Navy planes razed Hoeryong and surrounding facilities while B26 bombers hit the North Korean highway net destroying 120 vehicles. Ground fighting centered on Finger Ridge as South Korean troops failed to hold the crest against Chinese forces.
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Korea
North Korea
Red
Sinuiju
Manchurian
U. S. Navy
Hoeryang
Manchuria
Soviet Siberia
Finger Ridge
Hoeryong
Komusan
ROKS Smash Spy Ring Seized by Korean Police
South Korean police announced the arrest of 17 women spies linked to a ring operating from within a United Nations unit in Pusan. The two alleged ringleaders were Miss Pak Chung Ja, 25, and Miss Yoon Chil Sung, 24, graduates of Seoul Women’s Medical College. Pak reportedly received special Communist training in North Korea and returned to South Korea six months after the war began.
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Pusan
Korea
United Nations Organization
Pak Chung Ja
Yoon Chil Sung
Seoul
United Nations
Miss Pak
Miss Yoon
U. N
First Taft Talk For Eisenhower Broadcast On NBC
The first Taft campaign broadcast for Eisenhower will air at 9 p.m. Eastern on NBC. Taft’s opening speech titled Progress Through Liberty will originate from a Springfield rally. Taft said he plans to be active three to four days weekly over six weeks, covering about 15 or 16 states.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NBC
Arthur E. Summerfield
Republicanational
Taft
Springfield
O. Taft
CBS
Nehru's Party Urges Big Five World Disarmament Talks
In Bombay the All India Congress Party led by Prime Minister Nehru calls for a United States Britain France meeting with Russia and Communist China to settle East West differences and start world disarmament. The Congress Committee at Indore unanimously approves the resolution drafted by Nehru urging the Big Five conference.
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Bombay
India
Jawaharla Nehru
All- India Congress Party
United States
Britain
France
Russia
China
Congress Committee
Indore
Nehru
Stevenson To Aim Guns At 4 States
Governor Adlai Stevenson maps a campaign swing targeting four doubtful states Connecticut Massachusetts New York Maryland and Virginia as he counters Taft Eisenhower influence. He plans major speeches in Springfield and Massachusetts while focusing on visibility and lightening up the West tour.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Atlantic Seaboard
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Henry Wallace
Correst
Eissenhower
Mass
Stevenson
Klaxon
Long Search Ends Day Too Late
Sgt Kenneth E Micken an Air Force man in Tampa found his father Matthew Micken dead in a traffic crash a day after the 61 year old fisherman vanished from Superior Wis The son learned of the death in a newspaper report the night before and realized the man was his father who had left the family years ago perished Friday night in the crash near MacDill AFB.
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Tampa
Fla
Kenneth E. Micken
Matthew Micken
Sgt
Micken
MacDill Air Force Base
Mickey
Superior
Wis
Two Missing in Kyushu Floods
Kyushu News Agency reports two people are missing after floods hit Japan's southern island of Kyushu. Emergency crews scan affected areas as rainfall and rising waters disrupt residents and transport.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Japan
Kyot O
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