Grady Acts Extend Iran Oil Revenue Ultimatum
Tehran reports Premier Mossadegh, at a personal appeal from US Ambassador Grady, extends by 48 hours the ultimatum demanding Anglo Iranian Oil Company turn over 75 percent of revenues since March 20. The deadline shifts from tomorrow to Tuesday as Iran warns of possible actions toward other powers. Britain holds hopes for Iranian conciliation amid mounting tensions.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Russia
Wf Arian
Cun
Anglo-Tranian Company
Stabbed American official in Iran prompts embassy check
The State Department said it had read press reports of an American Vice Consul's stabbing in Isfahan and asked the U.S. Embassy in Tehran to relay any information. British officials warned no direct military intervention in Iran would occur, planning evacuations of British workers to protect oil facilities and the Spel refinery. The article also covers Mossadegh opposition, depositors in Albany, and court actions, concluding with the Albany Federal Building crowded with defendants.
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State Department
Thas
Eranian Tex
Isfahat
Department
Tehran
Beltish
Iran
Jan
Spel
Aphtosaaegh
Gene Courn
Grady
Syracuse Trust Co. Finnsh Company
B. R. Jack-case
Mossiment
Albany
Doh
Ljeeners
conUibutiig
Grang
Alice
James ‘T. Foley
Mossadegh
All Ministry
Foreign Office
Gach
Kazem Hassibi
Pope Hopes Peace for China and Korea in Encyclical
Pope Pius XII voiced strong hopes that China and Korea be freed soon from war and communism. The 10,000 word encyclical condemns communism for degrading human dignity and calls for peace in Korea and broader ends to conflicts driven by ideological camps. It also outlines extensive Catholic missionary work over 25 years and urges liberation from punitive doctrines.
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Pius Nil
China
Korea
Christ
Ching
Earth
Every Major U. S. Seaport Tied Up in Shipping Row
Chinese reinforcements pour into Manchuria to bolster North Korean defenses asUN planes strike over 500 enemy trucks headed toward Pyongyang. Eighth Army reports no major advances, digging in near the 36th Parallel while allied air power disrupts Kum sang and surrounding roads.
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OKYO
Korea
Manchuria
United Nations
Pyongyang
Point
West Central Front
Yink
Eighth Army
36Th Parallel
James A. van Fleet
Highth Army
Kumsong
38Th Parallel
Kumhwa-Kumsong
Norch
Inje
Fire Toll Rises From Quebec Home For Aged And Orphans
A deadly blaze at a Quebec home for the aged and orphans killed at least 32 people and trapped many others as the fire quickly engulfed the building. An inmate claimed a chapel door opening sparked the rapid spread, with bodies recovered from an elevator shaft and other sections of the structure.
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Fife
Hele
F. Faullefoux
Aia
Wuremen
Inn Bames
World War II strike and casualties dominate headlines
Reports detail ANS ena 17 at Syracuse Federal Building five weeks before casualties of a NEA strike. London Paris Rome react as 289 post casualties rise. Gov officials and unions discuss possible acquittal as picketing expands to Chicago Denver Los Angeles San Francisco New York and more.
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Syracuse
Washington
Cartier
Thering Rense
U.S
NEA
London
Paris
Rome
Frankfeel
Fiohtine
Unite
Hue
A, Fr Or
Air Lines Pilots Association
Tishod
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Denver
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Wash
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Newark
Rain forecast extends to tomorrow with scattered showers
The weather forecast calls for more rain tomorrow with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Tonight will be rare and warmer, and temperatures tomorrow are expected near 76 with a slight drop from today. Over the past week, rain fell on five days including Saturday through Thursday.
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Tanith
Wartime Anniversary and Policy Debate Highlight Today
The page reflects a wartime era with notes on Korea and President Truman's legislative agenda. It mentions features, amusements, deals, financials, churches, and local news with notices of photographs on the page and editorial commentary implied.
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Witte
Korea
Truman
Margaret Truman off to Luxembourg
Margaret Truman travels to Luxembourg with Perle Mesta and a U S delegation. The party includes Mrs J Georgia Neere Clark Mrs India Edwards and others as they prepare for a hosted visit in Brussels. A separate Albany report notes a state constitutional case argued before a special session of the court of appeals.
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Belgiyn Gpi
Karel Tranina
Gayo
Perle Mesta
U.S
Luxembourg
J Georgia Neere Clark
Tress Uber
India
Edwards
Democratic Party
Frank Wright
Ethel Odin
Regie
Hrutses
Crime Board
Albany
Court of Appeals
Angler Hooks Hair Grandvitee Catch Sparks Local Buzz
An unclear fragment appears to describe a fishing or outdoor event at Grandvitee Michigan with names such as Po ile Seulay and Ashermar Harri C. Aneel. The text hints at a late capture or mishap and a rapid change in action, leaving the exact details uncertain.
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Grandvitee
Mich
CP. Po
Ile Seulay Dragne
Grand Reyes
Ashermar Harri C. Aneel
Fastine
Hina
New York to Trial State Rehab for Narcotic Addicts
Governor Dewey announced an experimental program to rehabilitate narcotic addicts. A pilot will house 100 women inmates at Westfield State Farm in Westchester, with segregated treatment and post release psychiatric care on parole. If successful, the plan may extend to male inmates in other prisons.
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Albany
Dewey
Westheld State Farm
Westchester County
TIE
Westfield Farm
Westfield
Albion State Training School
Camels
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
New York City
Feds
Trade Act Extended to 1953 by Truman
President Truman signed a two year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act to June 12, 1953. The act expands trade with other nations by reducing barriers while excluding Russia and satellites from concessions. He called some new procedural clauses cumbersome yet aimed at protecting African producers without weakening existing safeguards.
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Nashington
Primon
Free World
Russia
Truman
Bruce warns press freedom tied to national strength
La Prensa hit in Bruce talk at New Castle as former U S ambassador to Argentina urges protecting free press. He ties press freedom to economic development, warns suppression repels foreign capital and hampers national economy while supporting Truman security plan and defense funding.
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Del
Taines Bruce
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Argentina
Bruce
la P Prensa
Buenos Aires
Ma Truman
United States
Congress
Boy 6 Falls On Scissors In Throat Injury
A six year old boy, Millian Laven of 612 N Geddes St, suffered a serious throat injury when he fell on a pair of scissors at home. A passerby and Frank Bisbing helped summon a Crouse Hospital ambulance. the boy was rushed to hospital in fair condition.
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Millian Laven
N. Geddes St
Frank Bisbing
Bisbing
Crouse-living
Chinese Reds Execute Captive GIs on Korean Front
U N early report cites the 24th Division spokesman describing seven American soldiers killed and an eighth wounded near Hwachon after Chinese retreating forces seized them during a contact patrol. Victims from the 19th Regiment, 24th Division, were found shot at a mountain base west Southwest of Hwachon in May.
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Korea
Hwachon
U. S
24Th
Missing US jet fighters raise Prague alert
Prague confirmed United States Air Force jets are missing since June 7 with a Canadian Norwegian crew, while Czech authorities investigate. Foreign Minister Stroky announced no destination or cause, amid uncertainty over whether the planes were diverted or lost. Ford Canada cancels most Windsor layoff as credit limits bite and buyers face 50 percent cash plus 17 month financing.
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Szxechoslovak
United States
Cachoslovekia
Dispatches .Com
Prague
Germany
Vilint Stroky
U. 5
Huggs
Ford of Canada
Layott
Ford Motor Car of Canada
Mediators Fail on New Pact Amid Maritime Labor Dispute
In a nationwide seaport flare up labor mediators failed to reach a new pact as ship crews halt talks and ships face manning gaps. Union leaders say contracts expired midnight last night and workers near major ports including New York and Philadelphia refuse to sign on, signaling possible slowdowns or dock delays.
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CLO
American Radio Association
Pacific
Unider
Hoship
Imadiators
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
ARA
National Maritime Engineers” Beneficial Association
C.0
NMCU
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New York
Manhattan
Port Newark
Philadelphia
John Kadish
N.mu
Catton
Remington Appeal Decision Reserved in Perjury Case
The Court of Appeals in New York reserved decision on William W. Remington's appeal of his perjury conviction for falsely claiming he left a Federal Grand Jury and that he was not a communist. The former Commerce Department economist argues political and public clamor influenced the case. no date was given for a final ruling.
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Vasil Court of Appeals
William W. Remington
J. Remington
Commerce Terse Department
Pusan
Korea
Chung I
Kwun
South
Kor Maver
Thomas W
Swan
Nig Associates
Gen
Diana
Augustus N
Arthur M. Diffendale
Hawa
Chung
Toad
Ikerean Republic
Idéla Erie
Chai Pyung Duklaboure
Dif
Wartendale
Posses Continue Hunt For Slayer of Trooper
STATE POLICE said the manhunt included checking on paroled convicts in the area who recently reported to parole officials. An alert widened for one ex convict who shot a Pennsylvania state police trooper near Bradford. his description did not match the hunted man. Parole records show the ex convict Sweet was sentenced for carrying a gun. another offender served 13 years in prison. The incident and pursuit were ongoing with details continued on page 2.
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Bradfard
Sean
Paraie
Sweet
Clintoy Privon
Lee
Wit
Eveat No
Difteniaia
Colwian
Raid near Vinh Chay Leaves 140 Dead in Saigon
A French army communique reports 140 killed as Vietminh troops attacked the French garrison at Vinh Chay, eight miles south of Hue. French Air Force fighters and bombers aided the defense to break the siege that began Thursday.
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Saigon
Vinh Chay
Chuckle: Wife Learns to Drive Takes Ten Years
A local comic panel jokes about a wife learning to drive. The punchline notes the husband Jay counts the time, humorously predicting it will take nearly forty years by April.
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