Iran Faces Red Pressure In Middle East Oil Run
Washington reports Iran is targeted by Communist influence as a potential flashpoint. Officials say Russia lacks nearby satellites to invade Iran and fears a broader war, while internal upheaval, propaganda to Iran’s youths, and a fragile economy could seed a change from within. Iran’s army aid from the US includes transport and light weapons, with strategic value tied to Gulf oil reserves estimated at about one third of world supply.
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Washington
Iran
Russia
U. S
Middle East
America
Henry F Grady
Greece
Tehran
World Bank
Ali Razmara
Remier
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Middle East oil supply shift under crisis risk
A July report notes Western Europe's oil now largely comes from the Middle East and warns that a future war could drive Russia to cut the oil lifeline to the West. The piece mentions Baltimore smog in July caused by a chemical plant, sickening residents and prompting a health report for Mayor D Alesandro. It also oddly notes a Siamese giant frog laying eggs in rapid water.
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Europe
Middle East
GMOG
Baltimore
Health Department
Tuomas D'Alesandro
Boy 6 Admits Placing Spike on Rail Line
A six year old near Point of Rocks admitted placing a railroad spike on the left rail of the eastbound Baltimore and Ohio line between Doubs and Calico Rock. Rail police and deputy sheriff report the spike was removed by the crew as the train slowed, potentially avoiding a wreck on the main line.
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Point of Rocks
Baltimore and Ohio
Doubs
Calico Rock
McGaha
Austin Murray
Worthtrain
Boy placed spike on railroad track in minor incident
After an investigation Lieut McGahe said a boy admitted placing a spike on the rail while returning from a store with his parents. The boy's family claimed no knowledge and agreed to monitor him. Authorities emphasized vigilant prosecution to safeguard railroad workers and passengers.
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William C. Roderica
McGahe
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs Williams in Dickerson
A surprise miscellaneous shower hosted by the Dickerson Methodist church choir honored Mrs Fred Williams formerly Cotton Baughman of Dickerson on July 20 at the Baughman residence. Refreshments were served to a large group of relatives and friends, and many lovely gifts were received.
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Dickerson Methodist Church
Fred Willams
Cotton Baughman
Dickerson
Baughman
Fred Williams
P. C Baughman
Harry Meem
Mary Viers
Charles Davis
T B Dorsett
Ward Fulton
G Best Linthicum
Nathan Hildebrand
Vada Robe
Whitehurst seeks Democratic nomination for Fourth District
Baltimore reports Mrs Seon Le Whitehurst Democratic national committeewoman for Maryland will seek the party’s nomination for Congress in the Fourth District in a primary challenge to incumbent Representative George H Fallon. The announcement adds a broad front against Fallon as a major race develops. In New York the stock market faced tax related declines as traders reacted to new fiscal concerns.
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Fallon
Baltimore
Seon le Whitehaus
Maryland
Congress
Whitehurst
George H. Fallon
New York
Grasses of the humid region noted for four natural traits
An early observation describes several grasses of the old humid region with four natural characteristics. The text emphasizes native flora and regional cultivation, highlighting unspecified traits and their potential agricultural relevance.
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Korea
Ion
Your Potomac Edison
Frederick — Taneytown
Mt.airy — Brunswick
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