Martial Law Declared in Tehran After Riots and Roundup
Premier Mossadegh proclaimed martial law in Tehran and ordered a large roundup of Communists after rioting that killed between 14 and 16 people and injured over 160. Police arrested more than 200 Leftists as clashes erupted during a demonstration protesting W. Averell Harriman's visit amid Iran's oil nationalization dispute.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Sraman
W. Averell
Mossadegh
Reds
Poble Comanunique
Than
Manier
Po Veonen
Communist ‘Ndeh
U.S
Amountatins
Partisans of Peace
Society
Imperialstic OU
Hou
Parliament Square
Harriman
Trogpn
Red
Wome!her
Timmin
Tean
Anglodrarian
Hartman
Mes Figo
Truman
Hatrian
Britain
Reds Prepare Massive Attack as Ceasefire Talks Stagnate
U S Eighth Army reports Allied officers claim the Reds could launch a large scale assault if talks fail. An advance base pool cites 72 divisions, each 9 000 to 10 900 men, potentially mounting a five to seven day offensive. Signs of a Chinese North Korean buildup observed. UN forces remain ready for any Reds move.
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U.S
Eighth Army
Korea
Munsan
United Nations
Grace Brethren Church Ed Building Due for Oct 7 Dedication
Grace Brethren's new educational building to cost 60000 and be ready for occupancy by October 7 with dedication by Rev. Walter A Len. The three story brick structure adjacent to the church includes basement Sunday School rooms and a Brethren Bible School department. Former pastor Rev TL Grubb to attend dedication and two week evangelistic campaign. Rev Lepp to serve eighth year and continues Family Altar broadcasts.
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Grace Brethran
Jamnaary A
Walter A. Len
Ottirch
Wits
Bretherm Bova
Hible
Lepp
TL. J. Grubb
WIKI
Police Detail Haigerstown Traffic Mishaps First Half Report
Haigerstown recorded 280 accidents in the first six months, with 8 of drivers and 33 pedestrians injured and one fatality. Most crashes involved motor vehicles. pedestrians mainly due to crossing away from intersections and stepping from behind cars. Residents outnumbered nonresidents among drivers. professionals and businesspeople were the largest group among those involved.
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Ha Igerstown
Ure Police Department
Grason Noarnberger
Thhe City
Slugerstown
Saleimen
Marylander Pfc Hawbaker Returning Home From Korea
Pfc. David L. Hawtiaker of Baltimore is among Marylanders due to arrive in Seattle Tuesday from Korea. The group of 1292 Army rotation troops will sail home aboard the Navy transport General Buckner.
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David L. Hawtiaker
East
Baltimore Street
Seattle
Korea
Navy
Buckner
Suffers Broken Hip In Fall Saturday
Mrs. Susan Della Shrader of 47 East Avenue fractured her chin in a fall on Saturday and was admitted to Washington County Hospital where her condition was reported as fairly good today.
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Susan Della Shrader
East Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Leopold Abdicates Belgian Throne as Badouin Takes Over
King Leopold II abdicated after 17 troubled years and urged Belgians to rally behind his son Badouin who will become King. The abdication was signed at 12 19 p m in the Brussels Royal Palace with Badouin to take the oath tomorrow before Parliament.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold II
Badaula 1
Leopold
Badouin
Brussels Royal
Prince Badmin
Joseph Pholsen
Ludovic Meyersoen
Leopold U
Albert
Germany
Teens Fined for Speeding in City Limits
Two 17 year old youths, Clarence L. Oppenheim of Haferstown and John C. Morton of Summit Avenue, pleaded guilty to speeding over 40 mph in city limits. They each paid $26 fines plus costs after a hearing before Magistrate Martin J. Ingram. Police testified the pair rode neck and neck on Pennsylvania Avenue as they attempted to park. Magistrate warned they may face suspension hearings before the Motor Vehicles Commissioner.
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Martin J. Ingram
Clarence L. Oppenheim
Ha Ferstown Rt
John C. Morton
Black Summit Avenue
Robert Frush
A. C. Lowry, Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ingram
Thunder Gusts Sweep County With Heavy Rain
Forecasters warn of more thundergusts today and tomorrow as hot humid weather lingers. Last night a downpour east of Mwag eratown dumped 1.88 inches per Chenavilla weatherman D. Paul Oswald, while Keedynville recorded 0.16 inch. Yesterday’s high near Keedynville hit 91 with a 66 degree low, and similar temperatures are expected with overnight readings around 70.
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Mwageratown
D. Paul Oswald
Chenavilla
Keedynville
Mercury
Travis Knode
Tip On Crash Fatal To Two Best Of Week And Wins $4 Top Prize
A Daily Mail tip contest announced cash winners for items from the previous week. Prizes ranged from 4 to 1.60 dollars for tips about local events and oddities including a car crash, a snake with a toad, and birthdays. Winners must claim prizes at the business office.
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West Franklin Street
Sharpsburg Pike
Sharpsburg
Daily Mail
Gecae
Gerastown
Almouth
Hagerstown
Lappans
Don Eagle
Ohio City
The
Wea Wiah
Admiral Sallada Named Chicago Plant Manager at Fairchild
Admiral H. B. Sallada retired from the Navy has been named Plant Manager of the Fairchild Aircraft Division Chicago Plant. Announcement by General Manager W. L. Landers notes Sallada’s Naval Academy background and long aviation career including service on Richmond Raleigh and Wright aircraft, and command roles at Pensacola and Langley.
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H. B. Sallada
Uss.n
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Chicago
W. L. Landers
Sallada
U.S. Naval Academy
Flo
Navy
Admiral Sallada
Naval Aviation
Pensacola Air Station
Richmond
Raleigh
Wright
Consolidated and Curtiss Aircraft Corporations
Naval War College
Langley
Saratoga
Bureau of Aeronautics
Hungary Ordered To Withdraw Two Of Its Diplomats
The United States demanded Hungary withdraw two diplomats in retaliation for past expulsions. Acting chief of the Hungarian legation and a second secretary were declared persona non grata, prompting Hungary to remove two Americans in return. State Department officials offered little detail but hinted at broader Cold War diplomatic strategy and suggested substitutions could be arranged.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Legation
Albert W. Sherer, Jr
Budapest
Ruth Tryon
U. S
Servy
Lajos Nagy
Peter Varkonyi
State Department
Varkonyl
U.S. Nagy
Earl Weil
Florida City Faces Ongoing Zoning for Animals
In Ormond Beach Florida a yearlong dispute over keeping animals on a city property escalates as Latour fights a horse ban after a public hearing. The council then bans cattle and other animals and outlawed barking dogs while Latour adds deer and rabbits, challenging next moves by the board of managers.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
John Latour
Board of Zone Managers
Latour
Gatonr
Board of Managers
U N negotiators say Reds kept cease fire agreement Kaesong
U N peace talks in Kaesong show Reds complying with Allied demands for a neutral cease fire. An American Army officer and four Allied reporters toured the town without armed guards or soldiers along the route amid smiles from Chinese and North Korean troops. Children followed the delegation as they moved through the street, offering small candy gifts before the visit continued.
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Strole
Kaesong
Korea
Ha Reds
U. N
Feo
Ath Dabchuna
John K. Dickson, Jr
North Comstock St
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Chip
Nouth
Batchelor
Armistice talks in Korea show some progress in agenda talks
Newsmen report some progress toward organizing an agenda for the Korean armistice talks in Kaesong. UN delegates note improved neutrality at the conference site as negotiators from both sides discuss agenda items during Monday's sessions.
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Associated Press
Munan
Korea
Kaesong
United Nations
Turner Jay
U. N
Joy
Nam II
Red
United Nations Command
Sumday
Nation's Costliest Flood Surges Eastward From Kansas City
The nations costliest flood passed its peak and surged east across Missouri and into Kansas. Kansas City area, 1.9 million residents, faced widespread damage as bridges closed and fires burned in flooded districts. Seventeen deaths reported. cost projections now far above earlier estimates. Topeka water plant jeopardized. city damage pegged near 100 million dollars.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
St. Charles
Mississippi
Lewin A. Pic
Army Engineers
Washington
Ithen
Anme
Topeka
Kenneth Wilke
Truman to fly over flood area in Missouri and Kansas
President Truman will travel by plane The Independence to survey the Missouri Kansas flood zone. He departs around 11 am EST with Mrs Truman and Margaret, returning the same day, to Independence Missouri. The journey aims to view the flooded rail river and fire zones as 76,000 displaced seek shelter amid power and water outages.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri-Kansas
White House
Mr. Truman
Independence
Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Manhattan
Kansas
Ohio orchardists plan inspection in Hancock area
The Hancock area orchards of Thapaach and R. & Dillon and Stanley M. Fulton will be inspected Wednesday by 160 Ohio fruit growers. Members of Ohio's State Horticultural Society will visit Henry W. Miller's orchards near farmbearland, then proceed to Washington County.
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R. &. Dillon
Stanley M. Fulton
Hancock Area
Ohio
State
Horticultural Society
Tha
Henry W. Miller
Washington County
Man Fined for Concealed Weapon Charge Here Today
Donald Magaha, 19, of Fast Franklin Street, was fined $75 and costs after conviction on a concealed weapon charge by Magistrate Martin L. Ingram. He was arrested on the Dual Highway after a report of brandishing a revolver at a filling station. officers recovered a .32 caliber revolver and one shot had been fired.
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Donald Magaha
Franklin Street
Martin L. Ingram
Magaha
Glen Bowman
Harold Kline
Luther J. Moats
Hagerstown
Monza
Catfish Haul At Taylor's Landing Shocks Belgrade
Belgrade reports an angler hooked and landed a 26 pound catfish after an hour at Taylor's Landing on the Potomac. The catch followed a spree of price moves on cigarettes and tobacco products. The event highlights a notable freshwater fishing achievement and unusual local price activity.
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Belgrade
Daol Isoninger
Slavia
Funkstown
Taylor's Landing
Potomac
Ciparottas
Dass
Plummer Improves After Appendectomy in London
Rev Dr Plummer recovering in hospital after appendectomy performed in London. He spoke by telephone to his assistant Rev Gerald Kauffman saying he recuperates satisfactorily and hopes to leave soon. He plans to travel to Geneva for World Council of Churches sessions before August travels.
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London
F. Berry Phinmer
Gerald Kauffman
Plummer
England
St. Paul’s BE. U. B
Kauffman
Geneva
Switzerland
World Council of Churches
Europe
Relatives Of Local Nurse Killed In Accident Saturday
A sister and two nephews of Miss Francis Wickham an assistant supervisor at the Health Department were killed in a car crash near Fredericksburg Virginia early Saturday. Another occupant Sgt Robert Walton 19 of Pompano Florida was also killed. One son James 16 was in critical condition at Mary Washington Hospital. The group was returning to Fort Lauderdale Florida after visiting Mr and Mrs John Wickham in Alexandria Virginia.
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Francis Wickham
Health Department
Fredericksburg
Ann Kauffman
John
Carl
James
Mary Washington Hospital
Robert Walton
Pompano
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Mre. Kauffman
John Wickham
Alexandria
Virginia
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Federal Bureau of Navedties
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Lucky) Luciano
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