Iran Moves To Control Oil Amid Nationalization Crisis
Teheran Premier Mossadegh orders full government control over Anglo-Tranian oil operations as Britain withdraws its peace mission. Foreign Secretary Morrison consults military leaders while Britain and Iran's talks collapse, with Iran preparing to deploy employees to run Tehran offices of the national oil company as the cabinet meets to decide next steps.
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New Boston City Council Considers OneHour Parking Plan
New Boston holds Tuesday session to draft legislation limiting parking on a section of Ohio Avenue from alia to Grace. Council seeks action by City Solicitor Gladys Da ss and plans to address curb repairs and sewer drainage. Officials discuss damages from Detroit Steel Corp, Goldcamp Sand and Gravel Co, and Finney Street, with service director updates and claims from the Ohio Industrial Commission.
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Lawn City
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Ohis Industrial Commission
New Boston Census Effort Aids In Population Count
Citizens assist census takers in New Boston with a volunteer committee active today. City Auditor E. McCay notes partnerships with enumerators aim to reach a broader count, contrasting with the 1950 figure of 762 and a current target near 3000 residents.
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Ohio Legislature Ends One Day Session Approves School Funding Bill
The Ohio legislature, in a one day windup, overrode Governor Lausche’s veto on a $3,103,000 local government reimbursement for 1849-50 poor relief and renamed Wilberforce College to Central State College. The session, lasting June 4 to early today, enacted 242 bills and directed probes of the Highway Department and industrial commission.
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Mire Lausche
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Franklin County
House
Ray Buss
Akron
Bush Houses
Assembly
Air War Escalates as Red Planes Lose 10 in Double Deck Dogfight
In Korea, ten Red aircraft were shot down or damaged in a rare double-deck air battle over northwest Korea. The clash involved jets and propeller planes, with 98 fighters in action across four days of combat. State radio reported several MIG-15s damaged while Sabre jets carried out the main thrust of the air superiority effort, and the United Nations forces pressed the offensive near Kansong and Yanggu as ground action flared in the valley.
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Drive Opens To Push Tax Bill Through House
Washington reports the administration opened a bid to pass a record 7.2 billion tax increase through the House. The plan includes a 124 percent rise in individual income taxes and sharp corporate and excise tax hikes, set to take effect Sept 1 and retroactive for corporations to Jan 1. The rules would bar amendments unless allowed by Ways and Means, with debate ending by 3 p.m. tomorrow or Friday.
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Marshall Asks Quick O.K. On Building Plans
Secretary of Defense Marshall urged Congress to rapidly approve a $6.36 billion military build up to meet international tensions. He asked for $4.5 billion to start the program for the next fiscal year, with hearings by the armed services committees set to begin. The plan includes large air force spending, secret projects, and base improvements at White Sands and overseas facilities in Alaska, Guam, Okinawa, Japan, and the Philippines.
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Twenty One Communists Indicted In US Plot
Washington reports that twenty one members of the Communist party were indicted for plotting to overthrow the United States government. The action targets top party officials and alternate leadership in New York and nationwide, under the Smith Act, with convictions upheld earlier by the Supreme Court.
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Mickey Cohen Convicted on Tax Evasion Counts
Los Angeles reports Gambler Mickey Cohen found guilty on four counts of federal income tax evasion. The verdict follows Cohen's testimony before a Senate crime investigating committee, stating he lived largely on borrowed income. He proclaimed he expected the prosecutors to target him. Maximum penalty is 20 years in prison and $40,000 in fines, with up to five years and $10,000 per count.
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Appreciation for Mercy Hospital donors sparks gifts
Sevon receives hearty thanks as Mercy Hospital G campaign members count gifts. anonymous $15,090 in U.S. bonds were presented to Sister Felicitas and handed to the Mercy charities fund. Hilltop barber B. McKee also adds a personal donation, stating his debt of gratitude and desire to repay the sisters for their care.
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Shippers Offer Seaman 44-Hour Week at Sea and 40 in Port
East Coast ship operators proposed a 44 hour work week at sea and a 40 hour week in port for CIO seamen to end a five day tieup of Atlantic and Gulf ports. The CIO Nationals Maritime Union had demanded a 40 hour week at sea and in port, challenging the current 48 hour standard.
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Acheson News Conference on Anglo-Iranian Oil Offer
Mr Acheson said the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company offered 28 million to Tran as a basis for negotiations to nationalize the dispute. The offer was abruptly turned down and talks have collapsed for now. The American government is distressed but hopes for a friendly settlement remains open. Also Columbus AP notes Senator Ralph A Winter resigned and his appointment to the State Public Utilities Commission was confirmed.
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Hurley Targets End to Red Appeasement Policy
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley accused the State Department of appeasement toward communism and imperialism, calling it cowardly surrender. He condemned 1945 Yalta concessions as weakening U.S. foreign policy, saying postwar Soviet power stems from American policy failure. He testified before Senate committees, lambasting Secretary Acheson and foreign policy. He pledged continued opposition as the question lingered.
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No Encore For MacArthur
Gen. Douglas MacArthur, in a forceful letter, rejects a Senate invitation to testify again and argues presidential actions have blocked a full fact finding. He disputes the accuracy and context of documentary evidence provided to the committees probing his dismissal and asserts he will not appear before them.
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