International Court Steps Into British Iran Oil Dispute
The International Court of Justice at The Hague opens hearings after Britain seeks dispute intervention as Iran nationalizes Anglo Iranian resources. Tehran tightens control of Abadan refineries while retaining some flow, with 3,000 British workers facing unclear futures and tanker crews signing government receipts.
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International Court
International Court of Justice
Hague
United Nations
Britain
World Court
Mohammed Mossadegh
Middle East
Abadan
Iran
Tehran
Atesh
Hossein Fatimi
Mossadegh
Nurse Refuses Answers in 13 Days Lost in Smokies
Evangeline Lorimer a 21 year old Cincinnati nursing student refused further questioning by Great Smoky Mountains National Park officials about the 13 days she claims to spent without food in the wilds. She plans to leave Sevierville to Cincinnati with her minister father though he will not accompany her. Park rangers retrace her trail and report two candy wrappers found along the route as they seek to understand how she eluded discovery after vanishing June 8.
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Sevierville
Tenn
Smoky Mountains Wilds
Evangeline Lorimer
W. M. Lorimer
Miss Lorimer
E. Mohave
Phoenix
Gatlinburg
Great Smoky Mountains
Cincinnati
Tains National Park
Kentucky
Tennessee
Park
Ecuadoran President Warns War Coming to U.S.
President Galo Plaza of Ecuador told a Washington radio audience that war is coming to American shores. He urged universal military training as a necessity and spoke of a looming conflict without naming attackers. He may secure a U S loan as part of talks with President Truman to raise living standards and strengthen ties.
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Washington
Galo Plaza
Ecuador
Summer Dilemma of City Living and Pet Policy
A lively city neighborhood showcases the chaos of summer with neighbors swapping pets and chores. The narrator jokes about babysitting a variety of temperamental animals from dogs to turtles to goats, while relatives and friends rely on the reader to care for them during extended vacations.
Hospital pay, union drive at Prescott facility in 1951
Attendants at the hospital, including Valley produce man Miller and Prescott banker Sherman Hazel tine, faced a potential July 1 wage cut as CIO claims over half of attendants have signed union cards. Nurses oppose union representation while the CIO seeks recognition and a contract. Governor Pyle attended the meeting as Dr. Hart noted voluntary admissions and child removals to Randolph's Children’s Colony. The 1951-52 budget totals 1,308,900 with 754,000 for salaries. Next board meeting set for July 1.
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Miller
Valley Produce Man
Sherman Hazeltine
Prescott
Pyle
CIO
Dorothy Loosboro
S. J. Stansbury
Bruce Hart
McNamara
Governor Pyle
Dr. Hart
Truman Seeks Stronger U.S. Economic Controls
President Truman urged Congress to strengthen economic controls amid inflation and Korea concerns. He criticized current committee actions as taking the easy way and endorsed a National Advisory Board report on mobilization policy. He urged strengthening defense production bills to defend the country without harming living standards or the dollar.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Barkley
House
Rayburn
National Advisory Board
Senate
Banking and Currency Committees
Korea
Back Broken In Altercation Clashes on City Streets
Phil Rainbolt a former hospital orderly of 4838 S Central was admitted with a broken back following an early today altercation on 16th Street near Broadway. Arthur Edward Ferguson of 1009 E Durango was beaten and robbed of $13 from his billfold and $4 purse from Corrine Larson at Second Street and Polk last night.
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Phil Rainbolt
S. Central
Indian School Hospital
16Th Street
Broadway
Arthur Edward Ferguson
E. Durango
Corrine E. Larson
Second Street
Polk
Divorce Demanded by Socialite Wife of Pirate Treasure Hunter
Chicago June 23 UP An attractive socialite seeks a divorce from Waldo Hancock Logan 50 a Chicago family member after eight years of marriage. She accuses him of neglect to roam the Caribbean Sea exploring salvage expeditions in pursuit of a rumored Captain X treasure said to include the 280 carat Grand Mogul Diamond.
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Chicago
Angela C. Logan
Caribbean
Waldo Hancock Logan
Logan
Anthelma Stevens
Puerto Rico
3 Car Crash Claims Five Lives In California
Five people died and seven were injured when three cars collided on Bayshore Boulevard at Racalston and Bayshore. Victims include Ethel Mayfield 38 and her two children and Fanny Bartlett 45. Dewey Mayfield 46 is among the injured.
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Redwood City
Calif
Bayshore Boulevard
Ralston Avenue
San Francisco
Highway Patrol
Ethel Mayfield
Santa Cruz
Fanny May Bartlett
Dos Palos
Hezzie H. Anderson
San Mateo
Digger Silences Phones In Tucson Area
Several hundred Tucson telephones were silenced for seven hours in a mile square area north of the city when a ditch digger cut into an underground cable.
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Tucson
Wives Continue To Picket New Mexico Lead Zinc Mine
SILVER CITY, N. M. June 23. Miners wives keep picketing the Hanover lead zinc mine as stakeholders prepare to argue before the National Labor Relations Board in Silver City. The nine month strike by International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers against Empire Zinc faces a court injunction fight. Union says no negotiation while company pressures to make injunction permanent. About 50 women jailed earlier. a wage offer of 15 cents per hour was rejected in favor of broader work condition talks. Tension reportedly eased after government mediators stepped in.
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Silver City
N. M
Hanover
N. Mex
National Labor Relations Board
International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter
Empire Zinc Company
Leslie Goforth
Noted Figures Comment on War, Costs and Clash
International News Service reports Defense Mobilizer Wilson predicting imminent industrial miracles to astonish the world. President Truman warns soaring medical costs push millions into indigent class. Rep. Clarence Cannon and Rep. John Phillips exchange punches, each denying aggression and claiming self defense.
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International News Service
Washington — Defense
Wilson
Washington
Truman
Clarence Cannon
John Phillips
Phillips
Draft Official Sights Call For Husbands
Washington Selective Service says local draft boards will likely begin taking some married men and reclassifying 4-F youths aged 19 to 25 by late August Provided monthly quotas stay near the army requests of 15 000 in July and 22 000 in August The spokesman noted it may be a long time before under 19s are drafted as new regulations for local boards await President Truman’s approval and July handoff to board members is planned for the second week in July.
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Washington
INS
Selective Service
Army
President Truman
Plane crash near Lisbon prompts rescue efforts and survivor details
Wreck information from Lutheran mission near Idlewild noted ground access within four miles of the downed plane with parachute rescue planned. Pilot Frank J. Crawford, 38, of Huntington Station, a Pan American veteran, and passengers including E. Clower Mott, 45, Lisbon Marshall Plan controller and Cairo, Ga. native, plus Stenhewer I. Lewis, a British subject and interpreter. Mott’s family remains in Lisbon. other Americans listed include Richard Dunning and John C. Leventis family, J. R. Hoffman and wife, and William Stott.
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Idlewild
New York
Frank J. Crawford
Huntington Station
Long Island
N. Y
E. Clower Mott
Marshall Plan
Lisbon
Cairo
Stenhewer I. Lewis
Mott
Lewis
Bethesda
Richard Dunning
U. S
Truman Urges United Pilots to End Strike
President Truman appealed to United Air Lines pilots to resume work during the national mediation review, stressing defense needs and national interests. ALPA leadership did not immediately respond, while ALPA members on American Airlines cancelled a plan to fly new DC-6B jets starting Monday.
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Chicago
Truman
National Mediation Board
United Air Lines
AFL Air Line Pilots’ Association
ALPA
David L. Behncke
Behncke
American Airlines
Settlement Near In Ship Strike Talks In New York
June 25. CIO engineers and radio operators meet East and Gulf Coast shipowners with federal mediators to end the nondefense shipping tieup. NMU had settled seamen's strike with 8 percent pay raise, shorter hours, but radiomen and engineers hold up operations. Union predicts quick agreement and return to normal shipping by Monday if MEBA and ARA settle. Joseph Curran announces NMU contract and urges members to honor picket lines if other unions do not settle.
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New York
AUP
CIO
American Radio Association
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
National Maritime Union
NMU
Atlantic
Gulf
Joseph Curran
MEBA
ARA
Hearing Set On Writ To Vacate Kimball Drug Firm
A hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court before Judge Benz L. Jennings will consider vacating a writ of attachment against Kimball Wholesale Drug Co. Crest Laboratories filed the writ for 6300.24 dollars. Attorney W. L. Hash contends the writ is invalid as drugs were delivered in California and Kimball is under investigation for drugs sold to Maricopa County Hospital.
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Horace W. Kimball
Maricopa County Superior Court
Benz L. Jennings
Crest Laboratories, Inc
Burbank
Calif
W. L. Hash
Kimball
California
Maricopa County
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