Britain's Iran refinery seizure shocks Attlee cabinet
London reports a British 8,000 ton cruiser at Abadan failed to move Iran to reverse the refinery seizure. Attlee and the cabinet faced a new dilemma over using force to protect the refinery and British lives, with Washington's interim U.S. proposals under consideration.
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King George Progress Report From London Medical Bulletin
London medical bulletin says King George is making steady progress after a lung operation. It notes another comfortable night and optimism from doctors, with some specialists warning that a second danger period may bring risks of internal bleeding and fatigue. Buckingham Palace sources back each cautiously hopeful update.
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Singing Mouse Mistaken For Mocking Bird Sings At Disturbance
Barton reports a mouse with a voice like a mocking bird disturbed neighbors yesterday. The owner, Bill Bass, captured the creature after a week, noting its serenade by a jar. other faint musical sounds echoed from the animal as if singing in a shower.
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Woman Wins $400 at Las Vegas Horseshoe Club Tables
In Las Vegas, a woman at the Horseshoe club gaming tables netted $400 after a 45 minute struggle with another patron. The scene drew neighbors and onlookers as the solo player kept winning while others bet along. The event centered on a high stakes tussle that ended with the woman securing her payout.
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Anti-Peron Revolt Smashed, Argentine Radio Announces
An Argentine radio report claims an anti-Peron revolt was crushed as the Senate investigation probes financier William Boyle Jr. The St Louis Globe-Democrat reporter Theodore Link witnesses for the inquiry, while Boyle disputes $8000 fees tied to government loan support. Interceptions center on Litho mold and loans via Lithorfold.
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Bradley Arrives as Korea Truce Talks Stall
General Bradley landed near Haneda airport at 9 30 PM as the United States weighs strategy if Korean armistice talks collapse. He is to survey all aspects of the siting and aims with Ridgeway and state experts, while Peiping radio accuses Washington of blocking resumption.
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Two Former Generals Blamed For Buenos Aires Revolt
Buenos Aires officials claimed the state radio reported a revolt against President Peron staged by former generals Arturo Rawson and Benjamin Menendez. The capital closed, shops shuttered, and crowds gathered at Plaza de Mayo while observers debated whether the event was genuine or a political ploy to influence upcoming elections. Rawson previously led a 1943 coup and was later jailed as the regime faced upheaval.
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Bookie Gross Sentenced to Years in Prison Terms
New Orleans bookie Harry Gross received a 12 year term in prison on 12 counts of gambling and conspiracy after a grand jury indictment. He also drew a separate five year contempt sentence and a 15000 dollar fine from Judge Samuel S Leibowitz. additional terms and possible penalties remain as the case develops.
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Red Losses Over A Million In Korea War Toll
Washington report estimates Communist losses at about 1,325,000 Aquaflies since the Korea War began June 25, 1950. The Army also lists 8,000 casualties and 17,963 captured, with daily tallies updated as the conflict continues.
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Husband bans popsicles spark divorce suit in Brazil Ind
Mrs Mae Pollom aged 72 sues for divorce and $3000 after her husband, who blocked further popsicle purchases, told the grocer not to let her charge more. She calls the act the last straw in their troubled marriage. The case hinges on financial strain and domestic dispute details.
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Allies Cross Rhine in War Games in Germany
In NEUSTADT Germany Allied forces simulate crossing the Rhine with ground and air support. French and American troops coordinate to seize pontoons and bridges while eight Atlantic Pact nations provide aerial backing amid large scale maneuver drills and funding moves.
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McCarthy Accused of Perjury and Deception
Senator Benton of Connecticut accuses Senator McCarthy of perjury and deception in pressing anti Communists charges. He testifies before a Senate subcommittee, calling McCarthy’s loyalty inquiries and actions calculated deceit and a danger to the American people.
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Truman Okays Seaway Plan
President Truman announced support for a joint Canadian American plan to build the St Lawrence Seaway if action cannot start soon as a joint development. The stance was issued in a statement with Prime Minister and congressional hopes for authorization, while noting Canadian action as a second best option.
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Senators debate personal tax hike amid administration push
Washington reports Senator George of Georgia calls a larger personal income tax hike crazy while Humphrey leads a group against it. The Senate rejected a broader tax increase plan 49 to 10, with administration allies seeking a heavier middle and upper income tax bite amid ongoing budget battles.
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Senate kills mutuels tax proposal amid air crash report
In Washington the Senate rejected a proposed two percent per send tax on pari mutuel wagering. The measure would have imposed a 20 percent withholding and faced opposition tied to a crash near an air base in Japan. Officials noted the move would deprive states of revenue from wagering on horse and other racing events.
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City Strike Ends as Cleanup Begins
A three day sick out ends with city workers returning. Department officials count remaining staff and plan a major cleanup to resume operations. Page 18 column notes gaps and next steps for city services as crews regroup after the walkout.
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