Iranian Oil Talks Hint at Settlement in Dispute
Iranian official says Mossadegh called Kazem Hassid in Washington and notes his visit may signal a chance to settle the Anglo Iranian oil dispute with Britain after Tehran summons. Hassid, Iran’s finance undersecretary, states Mossadegh discussed with U.S. officials.
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U. S
New York
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Kazerm Hassid
Iran
Mossadegh
Washington
Resignation talk and political shifts across nations
Cambridge reports Bertrand Russell predicting Winston Churchill will resign within a year and be replaced by Anthony Eden, while Truman reversal rumors and Vatican ambassador notes surface. In Lewiston a hunter claims two deer with one shot. Fechteler travels to Europe for talks with Eisenhower and allied leaders. Byrd awarded $15,099 for injuries from a grocery assault in Sacramento. McCracken to die for murder in Santa Ana. Emmanuel Rosenthal banned from the U.S. for past status, Seattle Symphony conductor role in question. Uruguay shifts to a nine member college system with party control of seats.
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Churchill
Cambridge
Bertrand Russell
Philhandher
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Puis
Russell
Laborite
General Leaves Korea After Early War Service
General Rinaldo Van Brunt, chief of staff of the First Corps, is reassigned home from Korea. He is replaced by General Charles Celson, formerly commanding Fort Beven. Van Brunt departs with a Dashagushie Service Medal and joins the Navy Department in Washington.
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Korea
C. & First Corps
Briz
Rinaldo van Srunt
Bie
Anarles Celson
Fort Bevens
Mans
van Brunt
Leaf
Dashagushie
Department of the Navy
Washington, D.C
Debts and Deaths Across Cities in Obituary List
Obituaries list notable figures aged 71 to 85 from Belfast to Cincinnati and Chicago. Includes former Gord mayor William Johnston of Bellas, Ragth Wolf, Petia Papery on railroads, and deputy administrator roles. Others: William H L Merten, Clark W Brown, Peter Lindstrom, and Samuelson. Mrs Rose Thompson, aged 85, daughter of John R. Thompson of the Thompson restaurant chain, also noted.
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SI William Johnston
Bellas
Chaiman
Manasine
Belfast
Northern Ireland
PETIA
New York
William HL Merten. SI
Shenridge Lithographing Co
Thr Nesociation
Cincinnati
Clark W. Brown
Button Society of America
Gindlol Somety of America
Im Aahtand Mass
Muel Samuelson
Federated Department Stores
Gimbel's
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Rose Thompson
Dan
John R. Thompson
Wander
Thompson
Chicago
Civil rights letter from Dallas writer and woman seeks aid
A Dallas writer and a woman involved in a civil rights effort seek support after sending an attached AS2 to cover costs. Detected in Wichita Falls Texas, the unsigned note discusses a push for civil rights advancement and the need for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wropeies
Dalgali
Wichita Falls
Tes
Apkareas
Widening U S Soviet Rift Seen By Officials
Top government leaders warned during a three day Business Advisory Council session that Cold War strain would deepen. Secretary Pace and Secretary Sawyer projected substantial civilian cutbacks and growing military readiness as the free world strengthens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Russia
Charles Sawyer
Sawyers
Business Advisory Council
Free World
Pace
Sawyer
Cairo Routs Riots After Churchill Victory
Cairo imposes a new state of emergency to counter planned demonstrations following Winston Churchill’s election as British Prime Minister. The move comes after Egypt’s opposition to British control of the Suez Canal zone and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. An independent weekly warns Churchill’s use of force could trigger World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egpt
Authoritas
Egypt
Award honors pioneer surgeon Grahams cancer work
The article notes Dr Evarts A. Graham of Washington University receiving the American Cancer Society annual award. It recalls his 1933 pneumonectomy as the first successful lung removal for cancer and mentions praise from Dr Gilmore, now an obstetrician, during a St. Louis ceremony recognizing Graham's contributions to cancer surgery.
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Evarts
A. Graham
I. Graham
American Cancer Society
Craham
Washington University
Watel of Medicire
St. Louis
James
Gimere
Graham
Gilmore
Probers Hint New Revenue Scandals
Washington investigation notes by the House Ways and Means subcommittee say probes into revenue and coin makers reveal ongoing concerns. A member asserts there is still work to be done and many districts remain under review as investigators continue the survey action.
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Washington
Sec
House
Ways and Means
Probis
Housewife Seeks Pay for Domestic Labor in Court
A New York housewife sought 3.25 dollars per day as wages for keeping a home for a man. She testified Mrs Lile griped 225 dollars daily would be a fair wage and pursued 4 000 dollars in court for alleged abduction between June 3, 1946 and Oct 25, 1949, noting Gilix was married to another woman.
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Lile AL Gripves
M. Gillis
War
Gilix
Churchill’s Postwar Cabinet Upset Shapes Britain’s Futures
Britain’s postwar government formed after Churchill’s return sees Lord Ismay and Monckton among key ministers with Commons ties. The Labour party faces an array of seats as it maps Welsh and Scottish demands while Churchill seeks closer Commonwealth links and expanded domestic reform.
Jury Clears Three In Kidnapping Trial
A Buffalo jury acquitted Vincent Cat 33 of Buffalo of kidnapping and extertion, and WV San Filippo 24 of Buffalo faced acquittals on related charges. The trial, held before Judge Carlen A. Fishesman, involved three indicted defendants and a fourth, Matthea Bealeton, reported hiding in Canada.
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Vincent Cat
Buffalo
Exterizon
Ard
Wevan Bo Poven
Cele
San Filppa
Zoe Seule
Carlen
Templari A Trhamas
Magara Pelle
Fales
Power
Matthea + Bealeton
A Bomb Test Delayed by Weather at Nevada Site
Weather fronts rain and snow forced the Atomic Energy Commission to postpone an aerial atomic test in Nevada. Planes with nuclear weapons were diverted to bases in Albuquerque and Hulland Aw while winds and low clouds hindered operations. The project was expected to resume once skies cleared, with physics and safety precautions described by officials.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
West
Nevada
Air Force
Ratenut Weapons Command
Teun
Hulland Aw
Albuquerque
AEC
Pension bill for Txwman tied to railroad retirements
The proposed pension bill aims to adjust railroad retirement benefits with a 13 percent increase and a near 404,000 deficit, potentially effective in November if signed. It details early payment scales, survivor provisions, and caps, with full adjustments pegged to age and beneficiary type.
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Washington CP
Provident Trimans
Toribe
Aba
Ras Pen
Gift Idea Station for The Man With Four
A fragmentary OCR item describes a gift idea station with references to products, receipts, and paper sheets. It mentions Morrycraft Stationers and a possible retail setup with items like razors and gifts, though the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styten
Montezuma Fight Over Thruway Plan Rages Northeast of Refuge
Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge faces a clash as plans for a 4.05 mile Thruway segment threaten marshland and wildlife. Public Works awarded a $1,424,295 contract to a Skaneateles firm, while conservation groups split over routing, with opposition intensifying to keep the line north of the refuge.
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Reneca
Public Works Department
Skaneateles
Montecuma National Wildlife Refuge
Intermor Ocar L
New York State
Clute Calé
Concenaria Fori
Mrs Rosenberg Sees Pay Hike in Japan Report
SENDAT Japan report states Mrs Anna Rosenberg, secretary of defense, indicates a proposed wage increase of 24 percent per book. She asserts this will be the first order of government policy in January, addressing lawmakers and division officials with cautious optimism.
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Sendat
Japan
Anna Rosenberg
Asetary of Defense
Tal Az
Selore
Saitiers
Leva Ft Wali Paset
Summer Education Aims to Replace Long School Break
Buffalo professor John Urban of Buffalo State Teachers College argues that summer education programs will replace the long vacation. He told a New York State Teachers Association meeting that the calendar reflects national needs and that the traditional long summer recess will shrink as the school year is gradually extended.
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Buffalo
John Urban
Buffalo State Teachers College
New York State Teachers Association
Westerday
Urban
Uwy
Rome
Heavy U S Weapons to Go to Tito
Washington reports the United States plans to supply Yugoslavia with modern arms and defense equipment as part of a military aid pact to be signed in Belgrade within days. The agreement would allow a U S military mission in Yugoslavia, amid rising border incidents with neighboring Communist states after Tito's break with Moscow.
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Pace Foreraw International
Khélon
Resna
United States
North
Washringtan
Ranengmans
Yugoslavia
Russia
Marshal Tita
Guerrilas
Kremlin
Binak
Jong
Thwiaacs
Resiant
Botta
Tio
Kreombin
Seppail
Phat
Miners in Tokyo Wage Cuts Reported Amid Turbulence
A jumble of OCR text suggests miners in Tokyo face wage cuts amid upheaval. Names and concrete details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Ee Erare
Pa 4Siela Graziano
Patricia
Speciallas
Philip Granano
Tricia
NEW Fork
Mer and Heir Corporation
Purity of
Ing
Joseph L. Brandt
Sidney Greenberg
Archoe Corporation
Cancer Welfare Fund, Inc
Internaional Society
Tisa Maxwell
Hotel Plaza
Mia Maxwell
Truman
Akron
Bichon G. Bramley Oxnam
Methodiat Churth
Vatican
Lewiston
Mont. Iu
Fechteler
Elrol Wasimington
Nass
Tam Fechteler
Europe
Military
Lenfere Heli
Geassa Eisenhower
Paris
Robert Carney
Naples
Sixth Fleet
Nice
France
Sacramento
Calif
Eugene H. Byrd
Frank Lee
Byrd
Lee
Tie Bi Lee
Santa Ana
Henry Ford
McCracken
Hilllessly
California
Patacia
Hull
Shalinw Canyon
Robert Gardner
Paen
Emmanuel Rosenthal
Manuel
Fred
Seattle’ Symphony Orshentza
Irounte
Orchestra Society
Uruguay
Montevideo
Medical Society of
Heeen
South Korea
United Nations
Greech
REGO
Athens
Greece
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Ceneral
Nicholas
Piattiras
Centit Union
BELL
Capriady
Avenas
Hirohito
Coloma
Indasane
Vatican City
Zechaslovak
Taye Hac
Catholic Hierarchy
Umgyana Daily of
Mal Ranon
Collins
Tokyo
J. Lawton Catlins
U.S Army
Matthes
James A. van Freet
Rusnand
Peter Lindstram
San Francise
Russ
U.S
Daight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White
Lncks
St. Loui
Penmylvania
House of Lords
Salinaury
Nuemmperg
Svc
David Maxwell Frye
Tao Jobs
Churehil
Wales
Scotland
Laoor
Lataff
Lord Iamay
Commonwealth Relations
Oliver Lyttelton
Miothy Bears
Teady
Jord Ismay
Monekusa
Privy Counce
Cota
Clement Arlee
Ing Feorge
Buckingham Palace
Finner
Eden
Teader
Prem Oty
Conservatore
Lanor
Aless
Demesie Prahler
Charen’ Povaramen
Trans Eapt
Iez Carnal
London
Churendl
Tata
Torres
Enery
Labor
Aly
Umserwig
Churen
Met
Jay Cipera
Gut Anandal Jose A
Inday Wits Agd
Ratmomeng
Edes
Serge Gorge Aywe
Owen
Philppe
Tita Centwey
Protesia Plains
Mare
Ian
Txwman
Mass For Petain
Benbix
Southern
David Sherwood Gnondege Hotel
Coleber Hed and
Montezuma
State Conservation Council
Trask Walton Leagee
Emer
Thas
Cayuga Lake
Wery Refuge
Eleanor Roosesett
Interior
Warald J. Iekesarn
Thane
Wiltam T. Wau Mmes
US Flesh and Wildlife Service
Saul Lait
Krumm
Rosenberg
Tito
Uguetian
Ty Chonse
Mill End Shop
Onondaga Hotel
S. Warren
Khalloween
Tara
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