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July 25, 1952

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Historical Context for July 25, 1952

In 1952, the world population was approximately 2,584,086,339 people[†]

Notable Births

Eduardo Souto de Moura

1952Eduardo Souto de Moura, Portuguese architect, designed the Estádio Municipal de Braga[†]

Eduardo Elísio Machado Souto de Moura, better known as Eduardo Souto de Moura, is a Portuguese architect who was the recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2011 and the Wolf Prize in Arts in 2013. Along with Fernando Távora and Álvaro Siza, he is one of the alumni of the Porto School of Architecture, where he was appointed a Professor.

Notable Deaths

1952Herbert Murrill, English organist and composer (born 1909)[†]

Herbert Henry John Murrill was an English musician, composer, and organist.

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Headlines from July 25, 1952

MILL OPENING SPED; Union and Industry End Dispute After Truman Says: Agree, 'Or Else' $5.20 RISE A TON SET 16-Cent Increase in Pay and Modified Union Shop Are Provided Steel Strike Settled With Wage and Price Increases

By A. H. Raskinspecial To the New York Times

strike settled in Fairless-Murray conf with Truman and Steelman on basis of modified Bethlehem formula on union shop; union wins 16¢ hrly wage rise and fringe benefits costing 5.4¢ an hr; cos win $5.20-a-ton price rise; smaller cos to sign after USWA com ratifies accord; pact also includes joint tours of US Steel plants by Fairless and Murray to promote better relations; Truman said to hase threatened unspecified action; personally announces accord; illus; Murray, Fairless, Sec Lovett, Admr Fowler comment; details on union-shop clause

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President Tells Alternate To Cast Vote for Stevenson; VOTE STEVENSON, TRUMAN MAN TOLD

By James Restonspecial To the New York Times

Reston repts on Mo delegate caucus at which Gavin and T J Pendergast voted for Stevenson; on Truman assurance Gov would accept; on his original instructions to Gavin to give token 1st-ballot vote to Barkley; revs Truman stand on Stevenson; cites Stevenson statement on being placed in nomination; comments on Stevenson, Harriman forces reaction to Truman stand; White House confirmation

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U. S. Sweeps Olympic Hurdle Race But Trails Russia by 102 1/2 Points; Dillard Sets Olympic Record in U. S. Sweep of Hurdles; Zatopek Wins 5,000 70,000 SEE CZECH SCORE 2D VICTORY UNITED STATES, HUNGARIAN AND CZECHOSLOVAK WINNERS AT HELSINKI YESTERDAY

By Allison Danzigspecial To the New York Times

H Dillard (US) wins 110-meter hurdles, Zatopek 5-000-meter run, his wife, D Zatopek javelin, J Csermak (Hungary) hammer throw, S Strickland de la Hunty women's 80-meter hurdles; illus

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3 STATES ADMITTED; Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana Seated After Earlier Ban STEVENSON FOR STEP Desire for Unity Is Seen Behind Move -- States Bar Party Pledge SOUTHERN DELEGATIONS DEMONSTRATING FOR RUSSELL SOUTHERNERS GET CONVENTION SEATS

By W. H. Lawrencespecial To the New York Times

CONVENTION BUILDING, in Chicago, Friday, July 25 -- Uncompromising Dixie Democratic leaders from Virginia, South Carolina and Louisiana early today were given full voting rights in the Democratic National Convention, which capitulated completely on the requirement imposed upon all other delegations for a signed party regularity pledge.

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IRAN'S POLICE CHIEF WARNS OF RED RUSE; Declares Tudeh Party Seeks Power in Nationalist Guise -- Teheran Nearly Normal Iran's Police Chief Warns Nation Against Red Ruse to Win Control

By Albion Rossspecial To the New York Times

Sheibani warns against Tudeh efforts to gain power under nationalist guise, radio s; scores insults to Shah; says police will restore order; Teheran quiet; Bakhtar Emruz assails Tudeh efforts to gain power; repts rioters attack Pahlevi Hosp, Brit nurses flee to Brit Embassy; Embassy protests; Ghavam's whereabouts unknown; groups mourning riot victims assail Deputies Pres Jumeh; he reptdly resigns; Shah conf with Mossadegh; Bahktar Emruz repts he agrees to appt Mossadegh War Min; Henderson denies knowledge of reptd incidents involving Amers; orders US mil clubs and Point 4 hdqrs temporarily closed for security; blames Tudeh for anti-US demonstration; absolves Nationalists; says recent visit of Henderson to Ghavam was 'routine' and at Premier's request; says US aid was discussed but no proposals made

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