Mossadegh rejects British offer but hints at court option
Premier Mossadegh rejects the British American oil settlement terms as inequitable and impracticable. He suggests Iran might accept a court settlement and says Iranian courts alone have jurisdiction after the World Court ruling. He vows no concessions threatening sovereignty or national honor.
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Mossadegh
Iran
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tran
Truman Churchill
Alassadegh
George Middleton
Britain
United States
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Themit
World Court
AIOC
International Court
Chinese Battle to Hold Hill Postin Clash Across Front
The Eighth Army reported Korean forces within 20 yards of an objective as Chinese troops pressed a series of thrusts along the 18 mile front. Capital Hill and another outpost fell Saturday night into Communist control amid the war's heaviest artillery barrage.
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Eighth Army
Capital Hill
Panmonjom-Bunker Bill
U. S
IG 1
441 Year Service With Moller Seven at Company Picnic
Members of the 441-689 Club of M. P. Moller organ builders, with 441 total years of service, are photographed at the company annual picnic at Cold Spring Park attended by 950 employees and families. Venerated veterans Earl Hoover Alter Hitz Amos Sherman Luther Bair and others are named. prizes for largest family, youngest child, and bicycles were awarded. Mrs M P Moller Sr widow of the founder received an orchid from Vice President Riley Daniels.
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M. P. Moller, Inc
Cold Spring Park
Earl Hoover
Alter Hitz
Amos Sherman
Luther Bair
Riley Daniels
George Fackett
Fred Carty
George Mose
Ture
Edward Plummer
Jarory Hachaugh
Frank Bollinger
Joseph Lang
Lloyd Elliott
Phyllis Horne
Gary Lee Penner
James D. Allen
M. P. Moller
Daniels
George Tingle
Prayer for Today from Christ Episcopal Church
A religious reflection from Lexington Kentucky’s Christ Episcopal Church rector James WW Kennedy. The prayer thanks God for the day and asks guidance to be kind, send help to others, endure minor hurts, and lean on God in uncertainty. Copyright 1952 ACNC Religious Feature.
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Amer
James WW. Kennedy
Lexington
Christ Episcopal Church
National Council of Churches
Obituary notices include Harbaugh and Huffman family links
The deceased include a Harbaugh family member connected to Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church and Woodmen of the World with survivors in several Maryland and West Virginia towns. Services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at AL OK. Coffman Funeral Home with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Infant Patricia Ann Huffman, two days old, died Friday at Washington County Hospital and was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clever-Smith
Woodmen of the World
Bertha
Avsherman
Patricia Ann Huffman
Howard
Isabel Huffman
North Prospect Street
Washington County Hospital
Rose Hill
Liquor License Appeal Heard By Court
The hearing before the downtown Stage Board featured attorney Charles Wagaman arguing the board denies licenses to curb oversaturation. He noted 19 liquor venues within two and a half blocks of Public Square, asserting public convenience and necessity are met without new licenses. McLaughlin dismissed the necessity claim as a mere tongue in cheek argument.
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Ing
Charles Wagaman
McLaughlin
Board Members Split Over License Vote With Dissent
The hearing showed no protest to the license as staff appeared and no one spoke. Board Chairman Francis H. Ur ner dissented from the majority which included James R. R. Black and John Corderman who opposed the measure.
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Hehalf
Francis H. Urner
James R. R. Black
John Corderman
The
County Fruit Growers Receive Aid From Hancock Lab
Hancock Laboratory helps county fruit growers reduce apple losses from 35 to under 1 percent after a 1945 setup. Dr. Graham’s program combats diseases and pests without harming fruit finish, extending to 2000 acres on two farms. An observed tour Thursday at 10 a.m. will showcase experimental plots and commercial trials to growers from several eastern states.
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State Horticultural Society
R. S. Dillon, Sr
Graham
Graham and
Dunbar
Washington County
Flo
Hancock
Br. Graham
Tip on Pipeline Break Announcement Continues
A fragmented notice lists several local names and claims about mislaid prizes and tips for the Daily Mail. It directs winners to call the business office to claim cash prizes, with tip entries accepted on weekdays between 9am and 2pm.
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Atempt
Fair Association
Alexander Street
South Locust Street
Yarrowsburg
Pittsburgh
Lestersburg
Daily Mail
Local Produce Prices From Hagerstown Market Report
Poultry and country butcher quotes listed by local dealers with fluctuating daily prices. Prices include corn beef bacon lard and various cuts, with figures supplied by the vendors and notes on average values and producer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Snosx Brothers
Henry Faw
Stevenson Praises Press While Warning Against One-Party Media
Stevenson argued free press protection rests in constitutional guarantees and noted most papers back Eisenhower. He teased editors about past presidential support and urged a two party press in a two party country. He warned against bias and demagoguery while urging truthful editorial work.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Tate
Hoosevelt
Truman
Iam
Aly Seelive
Grange To Meet Tomorrow Night
Montsarana Grange will meet tomorrow at 7 p m at District 2 Fire Hall for an important business session. The safety committee led by Mrs Ada Hammond will present the literary program. A large attendance is hoped for.
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Montsarana Grange
BP. m
District 2
Ada Hammond
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Potomac Street
Cage T
Moller
Wife
Horald-Mall
Terenas
Herald Mail Co
Summit Avenue
Hancock Laboratory
the Common Stock Fund
Group Securities, Inc
Sworpendtal
Mathias-Miller GO
Investmant Dept. Ann
A. B. Tallman, Jr
A., Potomac St
Hogentown, Md
Oeminny
Feossad
Fred Bo
Grange
Reading Furniture
Meyers & Berkson
Strooks
Forstmann
DARKS
Fashiona
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