Tehran Turmoil as Mossadegh Captured in Clash
Tehran radio reports ousted Premier Mossadegh captured but clashes with his supporters erupt in the capital. Zahedi forms a cabinet while Shah leaves for Rome. Fatemi killed, police search for his killers as crowds threaten with further violence. Public trial promised.
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London
Tehran
Today
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Ccapital
Fazoush Zahedi
Zahed
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahleri
Rome
Hosseini Fatemi
Don Schwind
Stir
Fatemi
Tranian
Zahedi
Shah
Massadesh
Bahedi
Massa+degh
Mossadezh
Five Pittsburgh Reds Convicted in Sedition Case
Five Pittsburgh district Communists were found guilty by a federal court jury of conspiring to overthrow the government by force. Steve Nelson, Willam Albertson, Benjamin L. Carreathers, James H. Dolien, and Irving Welsman were convicted of violating the Smith Act. Neon in West Virginia has already received a 10 to 20 year term under the Pennsylvania Sedition Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Inc
Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
Communit
Western Pennylvania
Willam Albertson
Benjamin L. Carreathers
James H. Dolien
Irving Welsman
West Virginia
Neon
PWs Go AWOL At Inchon Port
Two prisoners of war aboard the hospital ship Haven at Inchon Korea fled after a concert for wounded Americans. They cleaned their clothes and instruments then walked off the ship, remaining AWOL for three days before being reported missing.
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Pws
Inchon Port
Exchon
Korea
Uda Ma
Mine
Haven
United States
Moir
Indian richie by Thererate Menon bk depicted on today's
Thererate Menon presents Indian richie in a featured piece while Marquis Childs covers the day’s editorial pace and Nate’s determined role.
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Nate
Richie
Thererate Menon
Marquis Childs
Fragmented wartime release tale from Fulton court scene
Readable fragments describe a wartime release involving Fulton and Cortland residents. a city judge, Dr Edward A Cohen, and a damaged scenario with a dentist tied to a patient amid postwar tension. Mentions of names like Beale and Zimmer appear in uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A Cohen
Niles
F. Zimmer
Ginla Beate
Ortland
Abe
Uberte Fease
Cora Irdary E. Beale
Mabel Jaan
Talking It Over: Local Quotes On Prisoner Release
Fragmented page text reports on reactions to prisoners released from Korea. It notes Mrs Caprin and Peter LaCaire following radio updates, with families tuning in to news of their sons. The item references ongoing coverage concluding on Page 22, Col 3.
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Okla
Palleeteria News
Gene Crockett
Aneferes
Prin
Py Sega
Peter E. LaCisire
Potten
Peter 5
LaCaire
Cisir
Uberads
Capria
U S Affirms Red H Bomb Explosion
Reported affirmation that the Soviet test of a hydrogen bomb occurred, with details indicating Moscow announced a large detonation and the United States assessing the event's implications for Cold War nuclear parity and global security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Attorney Canough Dies at Watertown
WILLIAMS F. CANOUGH a Syracuse attorney for more than 40 years died in Watertown Hospital this morning. He is survived by his wife Jessie. He headed the Bureau of Assessment and Taxation for Syracuse from 1936 to 1944. He practiced with Irving Higbee and in the firm Canough Higbee. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. IN (UP) atomic test news follows on page 9.
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Williams F. Canough
Syracuse
Watertown Hospital
Jessie
Canough
Hamilton College
Citizens Club
Masonic
Canoush
Tine
Florida
Russia
U. S
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Flussia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Strauss
Aires
Enliwetok Island
Pacific
Eniwetok
Eisenhower
New York
State Department
Eas
Congressional
1 Atome Energy Committee
E Cole
Typhoon Hits Northern Luzon Afterlandfalls Warned
A Philippine typhoon moved ashore on Luzon with 12 mph winds, menacing the island chain and prompting cancellations of flights to Northern Luzon. Officials warned the storm would sweep toward the Formosa Strait and into the South China Sea, as squalls battered coastal towns.
Fine Climate For Walking
The Weatherman offers guidance for Syracuse residents on pleasant walking weather. Principal assistant meteorologist Alexander Sadowski says more good walking days are ahead with cool sunny conditions expected for the next couple of days.
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Princial
Alexander Sadowski
Ater
Kinsey Findings Stir Morocco Women Study Sparks Debate
A new Kinsey report on sexual behavior, released amid Moroccan political tensions, suggests women may be more sexually experienced than men and notes changes in marriage dynamics. It discusses Berber resistance, Sultan El Glaoui’s ouster, and Franco-Maharan politics as tensions threaten civil conflict and regional stability.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Bloomington
Ind
Kinsey
Rabat
Morocco
Alfred C. Kinsey
el Glaoul
Mar
Jerbers
Atins
Aunaing
EL Glaoui
Culer
St Lan's
France
Babat
Towerng
Anna ‘Picacho Peak
Desert Plane Crash Kills 1 in Arizona
PICACHO Ariz a B-50 bomber exploded in the Arizona desert early today as it crashed. Twelve crew members parachuted to safety but one man died at the scene and two airmen were critically hurt. Ambulances and doctors raced to the site as temperatures dropped and winds howled.
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Arizona Desert
France
Aunercury
Guillaume
Sulde Strelf
Pinal County
Heckere
Florence
Casa Grande
Tracue
Davis Mountain
Air Force Bive
Tucson
Quintuplets Split Up as Marie to Become Nun
Ortho Bay Ontario report says the Dionne quintuplets born 19 years ago will separate. Marie will join a Catholic order, Yvonne will study art with Notre Dame in Montreal, Cerile Annette and Emilie to attend Institut Familial in Nicolet. Father Ollta Dionne cites future plans as reason.
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Orth Bay
Ont
Marie
Ollta Dionne
North May Nugget
Yvonne
Notre Dame
Montreal
Cerile
Annette
Emilie
Institut Familial
Nicolet
Que
Dionne
Dilleenth
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Today’s Chuckle Mood Dims Through Parental Heritage Joke
A brief humor item notes a downbeat mood as people do without comforts their parents never had, delivering a compact wry observation about modern hardship and nostalgia in a dated newspaper voice.
Marilyn Monroe Injured Again Amid Film Production Delay
The article reports Marilyn Monroe sustaining an injury during production of a film titled No Return. It notes Flynn, 61, and Jasper among those connected to the project, with the studio arranging a solemn requiem mass and burial rites at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Westchester County.
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Marilyn Sews
Canada
York
Sigdeard
Flynn
Ee Ferieniay
Hse
Democratic
Paliona Coalrmail
Atk Snile
Ireland
Pear Jasper
Stodio
Dub Century
Iidlaay
Bes ‘Aley
Shela
Robert
Odd Tale of Horse, Fish, and Boat Mystery
The fragment describes a strange scene with a horse and a fish leaping in a boat near WALLSVILLE. It mentions birthday celebrations, beer rationing, and a reference to Andreas Hanen, a retired draughtsman, with later lines suggesting the tale shifts to reflections on time and a sinking watercraft.
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Demeark
Wallsville
Andreas Hanen
Potter says GPO raids may outshine Hiss case
Washington Senator Potter warns the Government Printing Office probe into suspected Soviet spies could surpass the Alger Hiss case in seriousness. He questions how Soviet espionage aided Russia’s hydrogen bomb development as McCarthy's subcommittee conducts hearings. Meanwhile Philadelphia attorney Zucker refuses to answer about Rothschild ties to a purported Communist trial board.
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Washington
INS
Charles E. Potter
Alger Hiss
Potter
Russia
New Mexico
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Ivit
Hina
GFO
Philadelphia
Zucker
Faltl
Harold Buchman
Rothschild
Union Men Meet With Mediators In Syracuse Transit Talks
First in a four day wildcat strike peace process as Syracuse Transit drivers resume work. International union rep James J. Gormley arrives from New York City to meet Norman P. Brien local officers and state mediation officials Ralph E. Kharas and Marlin Wersing. Frank J. Costello misses session. Meeting delayed from 2:30 PM and may reconvene later.
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Wildcat
Syracuse Transit
Empire
James J. Gormley
International Union
New York City
Gormley
Rochester
Norman P. Brien
New York State Mediation
Ralph E. Kharas
College of Law
Syracuse University
Marlin Wersing
Ataff
Frank J. Costello
Corcoran
Wersing
Fing
Rank and Fife
Auto Workers Strike Spreads in France and US
Paris reports nationwide strikes hit the auto industry as Communist and non Communist unions pull workers from Renault plants near Paris. About 40,000 Renault workers begin returning from vacations while other unions walk out. In the United States, a different strike wave is noted with a 40 percent rise over the prior week, including the Bell telephone walkout and related actions.
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Paris
Renault Auto Works
Renault
Auto Works
France
General Confederation
Bor Ale
Ghotrstee
Washington
Pabistichelmetre
Glory de Hearts Service
Hlaont Ferran
United States
Five Hurt in Downtown Car Crash at Franklin and Westlirtin
Five people were injured when a car ran a red light at S Franklin and W Westlirtin Ave. It struck a taxi and a bus, injuring two passengers in the cab and a rear-seat occupant in the taxi. Donald Delaney, 45, and James Cosen, 41, were among those taken to Ondaca General Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
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S. Franklin
W. Westlnrten
Acro
Donald Delaney
Ondaca General Hospital
James Cosen
Narara
Sabi Sharp
Company Cab
Cerzlaine
Nirarast
Pasenter
Exot E
Lowe Tl
Richart
Marel
Striker
Haley Be
Ron l
San Hospital
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la Jaint
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Cortland
Sivan
Caprin
William F. Canough
Watertown
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Philippines
Kinsey Report
Picacho
Ariz
CRA Gia
State Mediation Board
Xormain DP. Brien
Janes J. Gormley
Tin Wersing
Tralph E. Kharas
SU Law College
Standing
Harold Cook
William Worlock
Union
C. Duane Seaman
Papa Dionne
Quints
Marilyn
Fish
GPO
Red
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