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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1951
Page
11
In Tehran a violent clash erupts inside and outside the Parliament as Mossadegh denounces the government decision to grant priority oil to former Anglo Iranian Oil Company customers. Dozens injured, police fearlessly force back demonstrators amid siege.
Egypt protests to the United Nations over the destruction of a 200 house village near Suez by British Army engineers. The action aimed to build a road linking a military garrison and a water filtration plant after British claims of Egyptian sniper threats along the old route.
Oneida County coroner ruled that elderly Alvin Clark about 72 and his blind wife around 50 died of pneumonia within years of each other. They were found dead in a first floor bedroom after neighbors hadn’t seen them since Friday. Autopsies showed pneumonia as the cause, with heart disease also present.
The House committee pursued details of Caudle’s actions and payments amid a string of disclosures. McGrath testified about derogatory information and Truman’s order for Caudle’s resignation. The panel explored a $5,000 commission on an aircraft sale and other alleged indiscretions.
The Supreme Court ruling supports allowing a skin graft from the soldier’s identical twin as the military plans an operation for Pfc Leonard Kojowski. The incident stems from burns suffered in Korea while phosphorous shell fire wounded him. Lorain Ohio papers and WEOL radio reported the case amid anti trust and advertising contention.
Three unidentified boys were suspected after two small fires in the state Capitol. Guards extinguished blazes on the second floor near the governor's office and in the Senate chamber after the building closed. Damage was slight as state police investigated.
Mrs Mildred Moe rises from grade D to grade C as she and her son Howard Moe, now a regular policeman, are both honored by Milford police. Howard, a World War II veteran, had served six months as a special policeman before the promotion.
Dairy farmers in the Metropolitan New York milkshed receive 3.30 dollars per hundredweight for November milk. October price was 4.89 dollars and November 5.09 dollars.
Walter Gieseking renowned German pianist sustains serious injuries in a Switzerland automobile accident. Reports from FranKeuri say the event occurred recently, with details limited and the condition described as serious.
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