Anglo-Iranian Oil Company offers limited appeasement in Iran
In Tehran on May 27 the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company proposed sending its resident manager to attend one Oil Nationalization Board meeting. The move follows Iran's ultimatum to nationalize by Wednesday or face takeover, amid court and political hostility. Mossadegh faces a fragile budget and possible upheaval as nationalist anger and threats to Abadan refinery grow.
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Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
AIOC
Oil Nationalization Board
Oil Board
International Court of Justice
Mohammed Mossadegh
World Court
the Hague
Britain
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Russia
Moncey Mossadegh
Ali Razmara
Abadan
Man Chopped To Bits In Gruesome Accident
Everett, May 27. Werner Emanuel Frisk a 5 year old pulp plant worker was killed in a gruesome industrial accident. He apparently lost his balance and fell onto a moving waste wood conveyor feeding a multi knife chopper and furnace. Coroner Ken Baker said bits of bone were found on the chopping knives. Frisk’s watch fob was later found among the ashes after the furnace was cooled.
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Everett
Wash
Ken Baker
Werner Emanuel Frisk
Baker
Frisk
Potomac Edison Wins Safety Plaque for No Lost Time
Potomac Edison Company in Frederick awarded a safety plaque May 25 to the Substation Construction and Maintenance and Service departments for completing a full year without lost time accidents. D. F. Stultz, VP, lauded the crews for an outstanding safety record, part of 14 divisions with no lost time. R. Paul Smith, System president, praised all divisions for cutting injury toll and urged continued safety thinking and action.
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Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
D. FE. Stultz
Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison System
R. Paul Smith
Veteran Socialist Winer In Austria Night Victory
Vienna May 27 Dr Theo dor Koerner aged 76, a veteran Socialist and bitter anti Communist, was elected President of the Austrian Republic for six years in a neck and neck election that followed a long campaign by rival groups led by prominent political figures.
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Vienna
Theodor Koerner
Austrian Republic
Koerner
Koerner defeats Kleissner in Austrian presidential race
The Interior Ministry announced Koerner won with 2,172,808 votes against 2,004,290 for Dr. Heinrich Kleissner. A white-haired former general in the Austro Hungarian army, Koerner is a lifelong socialist and Vienna mayor, succeeding the late Dr. Karl Renner. His presidency is not expected to alter Austria's government amid occupation by Russian and Western troops.
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Interior Ministry
Koerner
Heinrich Kleissner
People's Party
Vienna
Karl Renner
Austria
Russia
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