Nashua Telegraph (Newspaper) - March 17, 1958, Nashua, New Hampshire TONIGHT IN THE TELEGRAPH Pagt Around Town fl Hal Boyli 3 10-11 80 Comics a 8 Editorial 6 Wall a Edson 6 3 Nashua Complete Associated Press Wide World Services VOL. 90. NO. 14. it the Poit N B 11 lecond ma tier under Act of March NEW HAMPSHinE MARCH 17, 1958 1S32 WEATHER Cloudy Warmer Tuesday FIVE IRISH MAYOR IN WITH DAUGHTERS NAVY DUPLICATES ARMY Dublin's Lord Mayor James who made a laughing remark before leaving Shannon that his daughters would be looking for millionaire stands with his wife and three girls on arrival at Idlewild Airport in New Left to 26; Mrs the 23 and 18. The who wears emblematic chain of will attend St Patrick's Day parades in New York City and Fall Mass. Ex-Mayor Barry Dies Here Today Attorney William H. 102. Palm clerk of the United States District Court until his retirement last who served as mayor of this city two terms and as a ber of the Public Service Com- died early today at a local hospital after a short HE WAS BORN In this the son of Patrick and Honor A graduate of Nashua High Holy Cross 1898 and Harvard Law 1902, he was admitted to the New Hampshire bar in 1902 add has since practiced law served several terms city ATTORNEY BARRY served mayor of the city from 1911 to 1914 and served on the lic Service commission from 1933 to 1945. He was elected to State House of Representatives in 1923 and to the New shire Senate In 1931. HE WAS a communicant of St. Patrick's church and a prominent the of The family Includes his Mrs. Mabel Monica two Mrs. POLICE CLOSE TEENAGE DANCE FOLLOWING FIGHT Nashua police teenage dance at closed the DAV WILLIAM H. BAHRY neth of N. and Miss Jane this a William H. Barry this three Kevin and Honore N. and several nephews and Friends may call at the Con- ion funeral 29 Kinsley st from 7 to 10 o'clock this evening and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 on Great Day For Of And All Over it's St. day in the afternoon and the There's a gineral oi the green by them folks came over from Ould Country and a lot of those who At the rocks and shillelaghs beat out the and the hatchets and the ice cream and the cako came In iral shades of And how does it come that the Irish are the only with a day to It's the luck of we Mutual of Omaha and UNITED OF OMAHA Family Plan Edward Hill TU 3.8790 BUY OR SELL SANDERS ASSOCIATES A Price at lo Preu 25c per jh UU comm. min. EDWARD P. FITCH INVESTMENT SECURITIES TU 2-0401 FURNITURE Let us cut your high payments CONSOLIDATE get the advantage of only one place to only one payment a month plus more money from each pay GKT COME IN OR PHONE for to up HILLSBOROUGH FINANCE CO. nf Investment 228 MAIN ST. TU 3-3337 Men Held on Gun Charge March 17 men were being held without bail today In Counly jail pending grand jury action on a charge of violating the Girard 26. and were picked up Saturday by state police jing a routine check along the State In the police were a loaded caliber revolver and two loaded The men were arraigned over the weekend before Justice of the Peace Finn Brown at nearby home here Saturday night ter a fight on the dance floor threatened to turn the affair into Seven police officers were called to the scene to quell the Authorities said no arrests were made but the dance was halted and some 35 teenagers Kent STATE STEPS UP SPENDING AND CONSTRUCTION STATE AP HEWt March 17 Gov. Lane has announced Navy Missile In Orbit Launching Successful PHONES AND STREET LIGHTS ARE STILL OUT Nashua Is still reeling from the effects of the past end's wet AND WITH SNOW ing down over the cily communication and power lines are not expected to be repaired until the latter part of the Although the crippling storm of the past weekend Is believed to be about are still almost 700 tele- phones out of order In the area and street light service Is not expected to be restored for at least the next two to three ACCORDING TO Wire Chief Edward the storm which hit Nashua on eve of the 70th anniversary of the blizzard of 18S8 was of the worst here for many In the area covered by which runs from Greenfield to Hampstead there are phones out of He added that during the end there were some out of with phones knocked out of commission in Nashua and Hudson Telephone service was dis- on a widespread he when rain NEW MINISTER AND FAMILY Rev Donald W. new minister at the shown with Mrs Rowley and their Dana and two an accelerated state spending and ice which in some in- and construction program to Tight unemployment and ease a business IN A SPECIAL message he announced a gram which A speedup In highway construction and than work on highway terment and heavy ance ACCELERATED public works programs on new state buildings and remodeling at state institutions and teachers early start on a 4 million dollar ruction project at the University of New Purchase of some ISO motor vehicles now rather than after July 1, as lo help inventories be- ing carried by hard-hit auto DWINELL SAID his your own Personalized CHECKING ACCOUNT Rt gram is designed keep a serious economic slump from becoming Unemployment in New Hampshire has jumped to 600. The State Employment Security Department said that figure is the highest In eight years and 70 per cent higher than at this time last No Highway Fatalities in NH Last Week STATE AP HEWS March 17 Stale Motor Vehicle Dept. said today there were no highway fatalities In New Hampshire last The 1H58 death toll remained at compared with 14 at this time last The department said the personal injury has riser lo 1.161, compared with at this time last r stances built up to a circum- ference of four lo five inches caused the wires to Local telephone he were being assisted in repairs by 14 employes from Keene as well tion crews from that MEANWHILE Harry division manager of the Public Service Company of New today ed that power had been re- stored to almost every mer in the Nashua area by last Although there are a few isolated homes with out he re- pair crews are now ing on a survey of street lights which are still out of Street lights on Main st are operating because they are on a multiple lie but the majority of street lights are on a series circuit which he said could be likened to the string of Christmas In other he when one goes a whole group are apt to be A SPOKESMAN for the ton and Maine Railroad re- ported that service in and out of the city is back to normal following delays from hour three hours during the past Some more good news was called in by City Engineer Joel B. Hill who reported both shua and Merrimack Rivers were AND FOR shans perhaps the best news of all was given by an em- ploye of tile Pumping who re- ported that if the snow hadn't contained so much water the city would have been covered by as much as 1.8 inches of the white All and Spring Is only three days HUNT ASSAILANT OF HUDSON MAN FOUND SEVERELY BEATEN March 17 A 58- year-old poultry farmer was improving gradually at a shua hospital this morning while Hudson police ued to search for his unknown assailant who left the victim and bleeding on the kitchen floor of his home here HENRY AUDET of st was reportedly in fair con- dition at Nashua's Memorial hospital Hospital said he had a able night hut that the full extent of his Injuries will not be known until the results of x-rays are The rays are scheduled to be en immediate condition when he was admitted to the hospital late Sunday Ing was described as Police Chief Andrew J. Polak said the victim appeared to have suffered jaw broken ribs and multiple cuts and bruises about the head and A James discovered the scious form of lying on the kitchen floor of the Audet Glispin told Chief lak that he went to house to investigate when he heard the victim's liens ing a commotion at about 11 am Telephone service was still out because of the weekend storm so Glispin drove lo the Hudson police station to fy Polak called for au ambulance ami sped to the POLAK FOUND Audet lying in a pool of He said blood stains were also found outside tlie house indicating lhat the assault started out- side and ended in the points to det having been engaged in a probably with one he knows fairly lak He out that was no indication of a POLAK SPOKE lo the victim briefly yesterday but said det was still and could offer very little The investigation con- today with police ing a close watch on POLICE PROBING BREAK AT STORE Police inspectors today were investigating a weekend break at Jean's 145 Amherst st. AUTHORITIES said that the thieves gained entrance by breaking a rear No money was taken in the break but whether or not any stock was stolen will not be known until after an inventory is police The break was reported afternoon by the Arthur He told police that the offense occurred be- tween Saturday and noon SAILOR ON LEDGE IS SAVED March 17 young sailor climbed out on the eighth floor ledge of a downtown office building day and refused to heed the pleas of priests and firemen to return from his perilous After he had been on the ledge nearly two hours a iceman dressed in a priest's cassock grabbed him and haul ed him to THE MAN was identified as George M. attached to troyer tied up at His Immediate Li John L. said Collier had been in little ing He did not COLLIER was noticed on the ledge about 7 a.m. He was PRESIDENT MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT March 17, 1 launching the tall gantry The Navy put its Vanguard or working was satellite into orbit around the rolled away leaving the earth President guard rocket fully exposed to made the mem at a.m. THE THREE-STAGE rocket had blasted off from Cape at a. m. have just been Informed by Dr. Alan tor of the National Science that a small test vehicle has been placed in orbit around the earth by the Vanguard Fifteen minutes later the rising sun highlighted the missile and the frost lating on Its Icy cold from its liquid oxygen THE AIR gave the launching time as am. At that time there was pin prick of light at the base of the rocket and then a ORBITING IS part of a burst of smoke and then a series of tests which will j large billowing puff of be conducted prior to the j THE ROCKET rose launching of Vanguard slowly at lites as part of the United participation in Inter- national Geophysical The weather was just There was no The Vanguard climbed Eisenhower's statement was for 10 seconds and then handed newsmen at the White angled to the House by presidential press secretary James C. THE FIRST hint of success came shortly after WHEN THE 44-foot first stage fell the rocket was at an altitude of 35 Vanguard experts said the St Patrick's Spirit Brings Suspended Fine Kennel Club Show Dropped pulled in about by police a beautiful sight In the Sgt. James McKenna who morning ned the cassock of the Leo O'Day of nearby St Cmdr. Vincent Thomas told first stage probably fell Into j the ocean about 275 miles Instruments In- from this launching successful separation The 11-ton Vanguard of the rocket's three stages stager is two feet taller than and of the small test sphere the only one-third as and is 45 Inches In diameter at the base ed with R 70-Inch diameter for the first stage of the THE ROUND satellite In its nose weighed only 3ti pounds as against 30.8 pounds for the 80-Inch 6-inch diameter cylinder oi Explorer I. The newest and smallest 6f the satellites contained two one powered by solar cells designed to draw their energy from the sun and the other bv conventional THE operating on 108.03 cles at about 5 wai geared to send back tion on the temperature of the satellite's aluminum The other would broadcast Inter- nal temperatures on 108 meg- at 10 The baby moon's ion satellite would be the third stage a tube 18 Inches in diameter and 5 feet long. The Vanguard was built by the Martin Md. The Naval Research tory was in charge of the carried in lieu of a ally instrumented satellite in the nose of the It is not yet known whether an bital height and speed has been attained by the test This should be mined within the next two JOHN P. director of the Vanguard was re- continuous reports from Cape Canaveral in his of- fice and relaying them im- mediately to tile White Any announcement of ing is due to be made by President Eisenhower under AT a. Hagen broke into a broad grin and At the telephone Cape Canaveral was Paul deputy director of Project HAGAN looked nice and didn't The 72-foot Vanguard ed up from Its launching belching flame and smoke at am. THE MISSILE climbed for more than 10 Rev. The spirit of St Patrick's Day may have had little to do It but Mrs Sylvia Baggs of West id told her Blory to a sympathetic court Charged with driving out a license on Warren Mrs Baggs stated that sho drove her automobile to get some necessary medical plies for her sick After pointing out that It Is SI Patrick's the recommended that her fine be The Judge was Kenneth F. STATE NEWS March 17 The giant rocket put out tv trailer of white and part of the rocket could be seen to break THIS MAY have been the first stage falling away from the part of the St Catherine Champ STATE AP HEWS March 17 St va wr it was Kt fs ter 25 the Manchester s one Club's annual must have fueled it with distilled The with amazing even more rapidly than Plagued by five heavy j st Catherine will represent much simpler Hampshire in the New ket that put Explorer I into championships Saturday FOR AN HOUR before show has bowed to H will not next the lie held The Manchester team de- Seated St Rose of Lima of 74'GO m tlle storms in the past six years the event only 400 spectators during Mrs C. M. show chairman and one of its The prosecutor made the sad was Chief Joseph L. as she expressed regret The arresting officer was Sgt at the diminishing William lance NATIONAL BANK i Bridges To Propose To President Revival Of Standby Basis CLEARANCE SALE ON CLEAN USED CARS MERCER BROS. GARAGE 312 MAIN NASHUA By JACK BELL March 17 Bridges said ho will lay before Eisenhower tomorrow a proposal for revival of the Re- construction Finance Corp. on a standby who heads the Senate Republican Policy Com expressed confidence Ihe economy will turn up BLAYLOCK ATHERTON FOR ALL OP VOUn INSURANCE 142 Main St. TU 2-4731 wards But he added think we revive I signed lo bolster an economy an Interview lhat the upturn might he threatened if big business enterprise were to crash He railroads have established most every kind nf setup need etl to step in and help the economy except one to take care of a threatened crash of a big could a terrific Bridges HAVE small we arc step- ping up public works In help provide and we are viding for the economies other mutual the RFC on a standby basis which many members of and have It ready for action if it is It saved many situations in the past and it could do so again If it became THE RFC officially went out of business June 30 last ils lending activities were hailed Sepl 28. was established in 1932 during Hie or from then until It It loaned moie than billion dollars to were saying was mentally strong hut which needed a SEN. LYNDON Johnson who has been active In pushing through the Senate a series of told reporters he thinks things are looking up have a great deal more confidence in the outlook now simply the wheels have been set in is men and women who need We are ing rapidly In cooperation with Ihe executive lo find ways of creating those Johnson said he thinks a two million jobs are Represented In measures ing before He factories mid most the government Is other kinds of American actively at work In combat Ihe Senate proposal a Democratic learler of weekend movet IMMEDIATE problem to a housing a rivers harbors and proposed of civil anil military public Today's Eren the who in working for Irr IOOM LATE NEWS Flashes March 17 John B. today a campaign to collect foodstuffs to send to some families stricken by unemployment in the area of Hynos said last night he notified Mayor Clement of who is indeed gratifying to know that we do not stand in our present March 17 AP lity crews struggled today to restore electric and tele- phone service to large areas of southern New Hampshire in R weekend Service Co of New Hampshire said some 2.500 si ill were without power last night but the com- pany service was expected to be back to normal Telephone officials estimated sovrn per cent of the phones in New Hampshire were out of order wilh the Dover area hardest March 17 Soviet people their usual rousing vole of support to their leaders in elections for A visiting American observer said voting welt only was Uie of Ihe Soviet Union's 130 million voters turned mil. were not expected March 17 John F. had to borrow a necktie so he'd have the proper allire lo receive a plaque as the American of in conned inn with a St Day He arrived for the honor wearing a blui
