Iran Shah vows justice after Mossadegh acts
Monarch Mohammad Reza Pahlavi arrives in Baghdad and declares Mossadegh a traitor. Troops edge streets with tanks as he hints at punishment up to death. Iran’s premier Zahidi signals arrests of additional Mossadegh loyalists amid political turmoil.
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Ital
Inaq
Abdul Hah Ant
Baghdad
Rashdad
Shah
Martial Taweffi
Tehran
Zahaili
Mossadegh Forcrs
Yahedi
Mossadegh
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iraq
Alry
Rome
Local Girl Sings On Shipboard Variety Show Aboard Transport
Aboard transport ship, Salina Kansas singer Gene Pfarmenstiel harmonizes with Arlens and adds vocal effects on arrangements. The Sailors include Herman McGuire Danville Virginia Cox Bayou La Falce Alabama Don McKay Weiser Idaho and Paul Schlyer El Paso Texas. She served as serviceman's dependent aboard the ship bound for England to join her husband, with Ardena arriving in Fogland July 30 setting up housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Pfarmenstiel
Salina
Kansas
Arlens
de Cansinists
Air Force
Herman McGuire
Danville
Vaydime Cox
Bayou
la Falce
Alabama
Don McKay
Gisying
Weiser
Idaho
Paul Schlyer
el Paso
Texas
Ena Mangery Cao
de Eclantene Heh
England
Ar- Tena
Fogland
Hubby
Larry
Henry Grunewald Still In Hospital
Henry Grunewald, known as the Dutchman and Washington's mystery man, remains in a New Jersey hospital after a heart attack in a gas-filled apartment. A woman friend, Ann Anderson, 46, was found with him. both were jailed for failing to explain their presence. Authorities say no further information is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sersey All
Henry
Grunewald
Washington
Palitionatin
Jersey
Cty Medial Center
Mie Ann Anderson
Willi Lioody
Perchiatuet
Urs
Anderson
Mead
Prayer for TODAY and obituaries from 1964 era
Prayer expresses faith and service through Jesus Christ. Obituaries note survivors for Miss But Runkles of Steepy Creek, Mrs Elizabeth Dodson of North Jonathan Street, and Ernest Myers formerly of Hancock. Funeral details list services at Coffman Funeral Home, Rose Hill Cemetery, St Thomas Episcopal Church, and Restow Cemetery with dates and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crmmingert Fern
Miss But Runkles
Steepy Creek
Marshall Manspeaker
Hagerstown
Minnie Anderson
Baltimore
Coffman Funeral Home
Br. G. I. Hitler
Rose Ifill Cemetery
Ernest Myers
Hancock
Public Square
Mayerstown
Bedford
Bt Peat Ald
Sane Bara
Ancock
Jale Robert
Elizabeth
Mitchell) Myers
Germany
Fairchild Aircraft
Leona Myers
Hagers- How
Mays
Shellsburg
Yvilbue
Piedmont
W. Va
Curtis
Washington D.C
Earl
Grove Funeral Home
Serviers
St. “Thomas Episcopal Charen
John Hill
Shane Niscopal
el Pty Bea Ors
Acscorde
Gilens
D. Byron
Hexerstown
Bus Line Workers Seize Route in Maryland
In a threefold action the Public Service Commission approved the Cumberland and Westernport line to discontinue bus-service in Garvell and Allegany Counties. Peoples Transit Co formed by employees wins permission to operate the same route. A separate request by Chamberland Transit Co to take over most of the territory was denied.
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Baltimore
Grap
Cumberland
Westernport
Lie Co
Ohe Public Service Commission
Garvell
Allegany
Pst
Peoples: Transit Co
Wf Hw
Com. Herland ‘Transit Co
Choiberlind
Repatriation Flight Brings Dozens of POWs Home
Repatriation on Friday marked a large return of Allied captives. About 150 Americans and 250 South Koreans were slated to come home, the biggest single-day American influx yet. Stories described wounded, exhausted prisoners, some moved by ambulance, while censors limited identifying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkard
Hawaii
Dean
U.N
South Korea
Freedom Gate
Peacetime airlift advances with C-119s to Seoul
C-119 Flying Boxcars from the 4834 Troop Carrier Wing carry out peacetime missions delivering 20 tons of rations from 10 000 tons of Army surplus supplies to South Korea and 29 tons of American Red Cross prisoner of war kits. By July 30 nearly half of 420 tons of C-rations had reached Seoul as UN personnel await peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
United States
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Seoul
Ameria
Japan
Karena
Bayerment
Piklie
U.S. Pubese Health Service
Philip 8
Lawrence
Contort Ter
Cupled Lombet
Bloom
Cameron
Bo Kneisley
Noel
Harold M. Vorter
Ken Jah Meyers
Thelma Myrtle
J. Garvin Hager
Kim Stoce
Seslerdis
Myste In
Sharpsburg Scouts Travel and Fundraising Efforts
Sharpsburg's Scouts report a year of fundraising and travel planning. They sold 12 tons of paper and 12 tons of old magazines, with mothers contributing nearly a ton of candy sold at events. Revenue also came from dinners at service club meetings and a community fair.
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Sharpsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cary
Welling
Robert
Charles Leffler
Clifton Smith
Eugene Laddie
David Cine
Roy Semler
James Poffenberge
Richard Poffenberger
Derry Render
Elwood
Glenwonl Champion
William Iwe H
Joseph Shealey
John Dorsey
Edgar Hutchinson
Wencellvert
Philip Connor
Teddy Hebb
Theodore Hebb
Albert Bow
Henry Poffenberger
Arey Grove
Ronald Otto
Grafton Smvith
Bil Paffenberper
Rdner Manmond
Broshers
Chit’ Ton Smith
Bobby Raby
Wood
Ian Paffenberger
Tuitus Dray
Lee Engry
Clyde ‘Ture
No Congressional Action Seen On Red Bomb Blast
Washington reports no immediate moves by Congress after a hydrogen bomb blast. Rep. W Sterling Cole says the atomic energy committee will proceed with plans to visit policymaking sites. Civil Defense officials promise stronger civilian alert systems amid a tense national mood.
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Washington
W. Sterling Cole
NYS
Senate
Mouse Atomic Energy Committee
Cale
United States
Ino
Civil Defense Administialon
Val Peterson
Swith Americans
Iit
Spopare
Sonia
Haharty
State Board Keeps Ban on Films Dealing with Sex
Baltimore Aug. 7 The State Board of Motion Picture Censors will continue barring commercial screenings of films that portray conception birth or sex organs. Censors were called arbitrary earlier this week by Judge Herman M Moser who overturned one ban. Maryland chief censor hopeful Sidney Traub appeals to the attorney general for guidance as the board maintains its policy amid legal scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
Herman M. Moser
Vronwell Smith
Maryland
Sidney Fi
Traub
Johns Seidel
Su St.teward
D. E. Rallins
Department of Verification
Dempsey
Santa Monica
Calif
Joan Dempsey
Atk Neice
Dack Dempsey
Dennis O'Flaherty
al Wigereria Hi
Lobbyists Spend Over 2 Million On “Interests” In Six Months
A scan of lobbying disclosures shows major groups reporting varied spending across 1952 and 1953. The American Medical Association filed $34,768 for 1952 and nothing for 1953, while the American Legion reported $44,523 for the year and $67,63 last year. Other large spenders included United States and Atlantic Union Committee Inc in New York with mixed totals, and groups such as the National St. Lawrence Project and the American Federation of Labor among several entities reporting six month totals and full year figures. The figures cover associations, labor groups, and trade organizations, highlighting broader lobbying activity in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
The
American Legion
United States
Atlantic Union Committee, Inc
New York
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Colorado River
Los Anges
Great Lakes St. Lawrence
National Economic Council, Inc
American Federation of Labor
Nation of Post
American Dental Association
National Milk Producers Federal
Southern States
American Hospital Assn
Nashville
Chamber of Commerce of the Inc
Ike and Trout Fly Rods Spook Ike's Sore Arm
President Eisenhower spent a day at Bal Swan Ranch near Denver fishing with friends. A sore elbow kept him from river casting, though he tried with a dry fly and cast for about 18 minutes before giving up. He hoped the rain would end and he could watch the others fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenower
Fisheman
Eisenhower
Italian Premier Wins First Test
ROME Thatys new pro Western premier Giuseppe Polla today won his first parliamentary test a Senate vote of confidence. He faces a similar vote in the Chamber of Deputies likely early next week. Polla is expected to win to secure temporary stability though observers doubt the government will last long as the chamber overturned De Gaspert's eighth consecutive government July 28 leaving Italy rudderless before Polla was sworn in by President Luigi Einaudi.
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Rome
Giuseppe Polla
Senate
Polla
Sidtesman
Aleie de Gaspert
Mmulst
Chamber of Deputies
Pella
Haly
de Gaspert
Naty
Promier
Luidi Binaudi
Publicist Settles Suit Over McCarthy Monument Dedication
Baltimore publicist Pouwlass Hall settled a $20,000 lawsuit with car dealer Tim Bright over arrangements for the dedication of a McCarthy monument here. Hall said Bright financed the project and used the event to solicit votes for his gubernatorial bid on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sen
McCarthy
Lash
Pouwlass Hall
Lawmakers End Five Day Tour In Western Maryland
Members of Maryland's Legislative Council wrapped up a five day tour of Western Maryland with a Deep Creek Lake boat trip and visits to Swallow Falls Herrington Manor and Table Rock State Parks. Officials from local government and the Department of Forests and Parks urged speeding up plans for a state park on the hike and drive route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Uc. Ug
Maryland
Legislative Council
Westrn
General Assembly
Deep Creek Lake
Swallow Falls
Herrington Manor State Parks
Table Rock
U.S. Route
Deep Creek
Tcal
Department of Forests and Parks
Four-Year Sentence in Child Abuse Case Shows Arrest
A man named Albert Prask was sentenced to four years in the House of Correction after he allegedly mistreated a girl in his home last June. A related note mentions a supervising em ployer from the city health department, Waltimort, in connection with the case.
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Waltimort Fea
Albert Prask
Wassen
Comroetlan
Reydar
Qualifications Of Sen McCarthy To Become News Censor
Washington senator McCarthy questions newspaper postage rates as he asserts a right to censor news sent by mail. The Washington Post and editor James A. Wechsler face scrutiny over editorials while Philip L. Graham rebukes the idea of censoring press content through postal subsidies.
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Sen. McCarthy
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Washington Post
Post
J. Russell Wiggins
James A. Wechsler
New York Post
Senate Investigations
Len
James 5
Pope
Linis
Jv Courier
Fimes
The
Ben. McCarthy
Congress
Graham
LE Sen. McCarthy
Telephone strike threat looms as talks continue
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co met independent operators to avert a possible strike by Maryland phone workers. Maryland Telephone Union president Margaret Weiss said operators voted to strike if negotiations fail, with a Wednesday call possible. About 3,800 independent union workers and 4,200 others may strike, under a contract expired July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balyimgre
Chesapeake and Potomec Telephone Co
Twiton
Maryland
Margaret Weiss
Ther Independent
Maryland Telephone Union
Fire under Pennsylvania town threatens Old Forge borough
SCRANTON Aug 2 There's a costly fire burning in two coal pits 130 feet beneath Old Forge Borough. Mine experts say up to 300000 may be needed to extinguish the two year old blaze that has advanced 1000 feet toward the borough center. State funds to combat mine fires are being sought by borough officials for Old Forge's 10000 citizens.
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Scranton
Pal
Old Forge
Pennsylvania
Two Candidates for Young Demo Office in Slumberland
Campaign literature arrives for two nominees for the Hoang Democrat Clubs presidency in Mary and They. Joseph D. Tydings, son of Maryland's longtime senator, faces Charles B. Busetier, Silver Sprig attorney and Montgomery County Democratic State Central Committee member. The annual convention votes occur in Ocean City September 18 to 20. John H. Rice Dies in Baltimore. John Hubner Rice, former Maryland legislator and onetime assistant attorney general, died at his Ruxton home after three years of illness. He served in the Maryland General Assembly in 1922 and as assistant attorney general from 1922 to 1927.
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Slumberland
Hoang Democrat Clubs of
Mary
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Charles B. Busetier
Montgomery County
Democratic State Central Committee
Ocean City
John H. Rice
Baltimore
John Hubner Tive
Nand
Ruxton
Was &T
WSU
Panéral
Two Black Widows Found At Dam Five In A Week
Miss Clara Hoffman living with her mother at Dam No 5 reports finding two more black widow spiders on her summer porch within days of each other. The two found exhibit different markings the red hourglass on the underside and a red pattern on the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hoffman
Dam No. 5
Miss Hoffman
Latredeetus Mactans
Miss Fluffman
Reds Rebel At Picture Of Mao Boss In Korea
FREERDOM VILLAGE Korea Aug 22 The Communists dislike mustaches and portraits of their top leader Mao Tze Tung George Davison of Staten Island NY reports being held in solitary for 15 days after being caught with a picture of Mao. Davison, held since May 1 1951, was repatriated today saying I was fooling around with a ponell and there was that Picture of Mao.
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Freerdom ‘Village
Korea
Cyr
George
Davison
Staten Island
Reds
Mao Tze-Tung
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Henry Grunewald
Thomas Edison
Jesus Christ
Richard W. Graves
Pittsburgh
United Press Bytevian Publications
Iconwright
Elizabeth C. Dodson
Elizabeth Corrine Dodson
North
Jonathan Street
Washington County Hospital
Edward G. French
Willam Prench
James L. Prench
Mt. Louis
Christine Lyles
Joseph French
Ernest £. Myers
Jacob Henry Steer
Jacob Tenry
Lewis Peterson
Myers
Ville
Keais
Earle
Redding
G. J. Rider
Restayow
Kraissi Cunersal
Peter Ore
Amos W. Shertzer
Potomac St
Army
Korean Civil Assistance Command
Chamber Public Health Group
State Movie Board
Ike
Lawmakers
Dorsey Griffith
Antiques New Market
Phone New Market
W. Wash. St. Dual Highway
Credit Service
Homas
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
Hogentown, M
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