Iran Premier appeals to Truman over oil row at Abadan
Tehran officials seized the Abadan headquarters of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company after Britain ordered 180 key technicians out of the oil fields. Mossadegh sought U.S. help, calling the move a final bid, while Iran warned it may seek aid from Russia if Western nations withhold support. Britain also ordered 130 workers to leave the Abadan plant within two days, as tensions rose over nationalization and control of the oil fields.
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Tehran
Lan
Lil
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Mahasmed Mossadegh
Truman
U.S
Mossadegh
Iran
Russia
Suvuie
Abarian
Bing Drake
Tran
Drake
Iraq
Ovenort
Abas
Bulain
Persian Gulf
Putin
Judge Dismisses Hunt Indictment In Redacted Case
A four count indictment against Hunt was dismissed after a judge ruled the case insufficient. The proceedings concluded with the defendant not required to stand trial on the charges previously brought.
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Hunt
Reading of a tense ship talks page six feature
The page discusses a dramatic feature on the editorial page about tensions at sea. It notes a controversial plan to regulate fisheries and mentions commentary by Maviaia Chills. The piece signals debate over policy approaches and public response to maritime governance.
Father Graser Safe Chinese Reds Release Syracuse Missionary
The Rav. John Graser, a Syracuse missionary, has been freed by Chinese Communists after arrest at an orphanage in South China last March. He and three nuns were released and arrived in Hong Kong in good health, amid charges that they caused deaths of infants at the orphanage.
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Father Graser
Syracuse
John Graser
China
Thomas
T. Graser
Bryant
Hong Kong
Loting
Grasee
St. Patrick's Church
Conn
Colombiere Bradley
Brooklyn
Monica Mariegram
Boyle
Schaeffers Hill
Candida Marie Basto
Che
Robert FP. Kennelly
Horwalk
House Group Approves 31 Day Stopgap Controls Law
The House Banking Committee approved a one month extension of the federal price and wage controls law to give Congress more time to consider revised measures. Without action, the old law expires Saturday, risking a lapse in the entire government control program. Key senators push for a stopgap while awaiting Senate action.
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Washington
Mouse
Congress
Vno
Medina Takes Oath as Associate Judge Second Circuit
Federal Judge Medina was sworn in as an associate judge of the U S Court of Appeals Second Circuit. Presiding judge Swan administered the oath. Medina then joined the conference of district and appellate judges, following nomination by the president for the higher court.
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NEW York UP
Mold R. Medina
VA Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
Second District
Medina
Diatriel
Elvouttudges
New Nation
Prumant
Fireman claims weekly fuel tip earnings of 400 dollars
A former fireman, Havey Crew, 35, says he collected about 400 dollars weekly in tips from fuel oil concerns for omitting inspections. He faces trial with three other ex-workers on charges tied to shaking down equipment installers for 306000 dollars yearly. Crew, once an inspector, says the collections were illegal though he kept 50 to 60 dollars weekly and passed the rest on.
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York
Freman
Havey Crew
Five
Turoff
Heale
Crew
Devarments Bureau of Combustibles
Invisell
Algherua
Four Men Sentenced for GE Thefts in County Court
Four men were sentenced today in county court for stealing television tubes from General Electric. Anthony Previtue, 30, received 2.5 to 6 years in Athens State Prison. Albert Segreti, 28, 2 to 4 years in Ven. Pasquale Sardella, 21, an indefinite term at Elmira Reformatory. Peter Pagano, 50, over 1 year in the Onondaga County Penitentiary. They had pleaded guilty to charges of grand larceny and second degree.
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General Electric Company
Anthony Previtue
Johust
Athen State
Albert A. Segreti
N.S Vinastn
Ven
Pasquale Sardeta
X. Salina
Shines
Provitive
Segresi
Oy GE
Sardella
Gazatine
Pagano Lp
Snyder Urges $10 Billion Tax Hike in Senate Hearing
President Truman’s financial aide Snyder urged the Senate Finance Committee to add about 10.9 billion dollars to the House approved 7.1 billion tax boost. Senator Byrd objected to higher taxes while Senator Taft warned of inflationary risks. Snyder cited looming deficits and a need to fund programs as he pressed for larger personal income and excise taxes.
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Washington
Peeasney Snyder
Byrd
P-Va
House
Sensator Taft
Rocie
Snyder
Fruman
Senate Finance Committee
Taft
Treasury
Congress
Joint Committee of Internal Revenue Taxation
Tradoff
Senate
Rail unions reject latest railroad contract offer
Three unions the firemen engineers and conductors vote to reject the proposed deal. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen accepts a similar offer on May 25 signing a three year agreement. The dispute centers on pay boosts for yard service and crew workers with wage increases discussed.
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Washington
Moses Ja Reais
Cool Wave Brings Rain Then Autumn Chill Tonight
A cold front from the west will drop temperatures about 30 degrees as showers and thunderstorms sweep in this afternoon and tonight. The Weather Bureau cautions of possible heavy rainfall. Sioux Falls reported a violent thunderstorm with hail up to two inches in diameter, but the storm largely missed the city. Temperatures today near 55, tonight down to 62 then rising slowly tomorrow.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Full Gaming Hearing To Open in Ogdensburg
The State Crime Commission plans a full public hearing in Ogdensburg, with a noon start. Investigators and witnesses from Ogdensburg may testify about ongoing inquiries into the city’s activities. The hearings, held in Canton and Ogdensburg, could recall witnesses in April as the commission continues its probe.
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Ogdensburg
Canton
Sitwarian
New York City
Oedensburg
Mazor
Ralph
Marissette
Orker Crty
Commiccion Anvesepoher
ANA Masiness Noa
Rarinn Farr
Consetre Harker
Myers Daar
No Train to Korea Boy Finds Little Robby Wadsworth
A 27 year old Syracuse man, Comp. Scott Wadsworth, is reported in Ka ren Aghling, while his wife Evelyn Wadsworth and grandfather John Klock explained a letter about his father’s return to action. The boy, aged about one and a half, wandered from home chasing his missing dad and boarded a train caboose, thinking it would take him to his father. The train later resumed its journey, and the incident led to two hours and a quarter of confusion before discovery.
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Robby Wadsworth
Dad
Bobby
Wadsworth
Scott’ Wadsworth
Karen
Syracuse
Evelyn Wadsworth
Catawba St
John Klock
Hlm
If Peace Comes Then What
AP analysis by William L. Ryan argues a Soviet strategic retreat from Korea may begin if peace arrives. Observers note fear and stability tactics bind the USSR, which must balance external foes with internal strain and a fragile economy amid long war weariness.
Bank Bandit Posed As Another Man
A New York bank bandit attempted to hold up a branch posing as another man using a water pistol. Authorities say the suspect falsely identified himself as an innocent man to mislead tellers and police during the attempted robbery.
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New York
Trosey Kan
Kobankeller
Meell
Mayor Mink Faces Trial in Camden Gambling Case
Jury hears Mayor Joseph Mink, accused in a Camden gambling inquiry, with testimony aligning D vinsky and Dalenio in the lineup. Police officials including Deputy Pale Com and Erie County detectives traced the case to the city license division while cronin and other officers testified. The mayor, slated for a second appearance, faces charges tied to a police crackdown.
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Ti'Vinsky
Camden
Ned
Daniel N. Dalen Io
Himneek
D'Vinsky
Posler
Bullelo Cronin
Erie County
Alvo
Camdenpehee
Glenn A. Pauley
Jeremiah T. Crome
New York City
Carl A Wolfer
Cronin
Betano 1P
Joseph Mink
Cheruleg
Auburn Rioter Freed After 1920 Attica Crimes
Max Becker, 46, of Brooklyn, released from Attica State Prison after a King County judge cut his sentence for burglary and grand larceny from 3 years to 22 years. Becker had served 24 years eight months and was linked to the Auburn Prison riots and the murder of Principal Keeper George Deraford.
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Atvica
Keener Acie
Auburn
Attica State Prison
Auiea Aus
Max Becker
Brooklyn
Kings County
Nathan 3
Sobel
Becker
Jotal
Walter
Martin
Atta Maden
Jonker
der Imine
George Deraford
Aly Tempter
Aviih
Samiel S. Laikowitz
Jader
Obra Pte
Allies Turn Back Strong Red Attacks in Korea Front
UN forces halted major Red assaults along a 40 mile central Korea front and pushed toward Kumsong as Lt. Gen. Van Fleet vowed continued northern advances. Chinese and Soviet pressure remained high with brief clashes at sea and on shore near Wonsan and Tamsong. The New Jersey, carrying Adm. Sherman, reported no injuries aboard.
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United Nations
Tofay
Kumsong
James A. van Fleet
Russia
Korea
Lelosar
Tamsong
58Th Parallel
Usain
Wonsan
U. S
Jersey
Nusses
Adj. Forrest J. Y Sherman
Naval Operations
Sherman
New Jersey
Battieshin
Spying in Formosa Red Ring Smashed
The nationalist Chinese Defense Ministry said a Communist ring was broken in Formosa last year. The ring aimed to undermine the Nationalist army, sabotage plans, and soften Formosa for an easy mainland conquest. About 106 members were arrested.
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Taipbu
Rocmosa
Chiness
Formosa
Segai
Ing'n Fark
Today’s Chuckle On Overweight Figures Laughing Quote
A humorous crack notes that more than a million women in the United States are overweight, calling the statistic round figures. The fragment hints at a light joke about dieting and bakers, with a mis-spelled name and playful tone.
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United States
Soviet armistice proposal reaches U N military reps
The State Department said Russia proposed to the United Nations and Korean commanders that an armistice be regulated to strictly military questions. The offer was presented in Moscow by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko to Ambassador Alan G. Kirk.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Alan G. Kirke
Peregn
Gromyko
Moscow
Acheson Rules Out Red China in UN Korea Talks
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the future of Parmesa and the question of admitting Communist China to the United Nations will not be faced in any settlement of the Korean War. He stated the United States will not accept a settlement that lets Chinese Reds join the UN. Acheson urged peaceful UN discussion on Formosa after Korea’s peace is restored.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Parmesa
China
United Nations
Acheson
House
Fox Reign Affairs Committee
United State
Formosa
Korea
Malik
Jacob Malik
Aire
Gi Ho
State Department
Gromyko
Korta
Cal Was Not So Silent After All
In Northampton Massachusetts the late Calvin Coolidge was not silent after all. His papers include 1 821 typewritten pages turned over to Forbes Library. They show he held news conferences twice a week to give reporters background information and to permit written questions. The records provide a word by word account of Coolidge’s opinions during his administration.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Forbes Library
Margaret Truman Receives Papal Blessing at Vatican
Margaret Truman daughter of the President was received by Pope Pius XII in a private audience at the Vatican. The 20 minute meeting included the Pope presenting Miss Truman with a miniature Madonna by Nicolo Barabi and asking her to convey his greetings and best wishes to President Truman.
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Vatican
Margaret Truman
Pope Pius XII
Miss Truman
Trahan
Nicolo Barabi
Holy Father
Langues
Truman
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