Congress Plans to Quit Today Indian Weapons, 1500 Years Old
Archaeologists on Wasp Island in the Unsor River report three occupation layers with crumbling pottery arrows and spear points dated around the white man's arrival. Byers and Hadlock say plant pollen tests may confirm a camp site used by Penobscot during spring salmon runs about 1,506 years ago. Washington dispatch notes Republicans plan to tee up anti inflation and housing bills then quit for January 1.
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Ellsworth Falls
Wasp Island
Unsor River
Wendell S. Hadlock
Abbemen
Bar Harbor
Douglas
Byers
Peabody Io. Miseum
Philips Aead
Washington
Truman
GOP
Senate
House
Congress
Barkey
Kentucky
Repubican
Iike
Tobey
Martin
R-Mass
Federal Reserve
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Body of Girl 6 Still Missing At Ogunquit
Reported missing in Ogunquit is a six year old girl. Police and search teams scoured the river mouth and fort area after the child reportedly wandered near sea shells and slipped into deep water. The family and local officials remained on alert as efforts continued.
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Ogunquit
Buns Hilla
Albany
John Hilton
George Holtis
Arciany Acy cd
Owunqui
Geel Fiking
Fred E. Kemphivestipebert
Two Hurt in Pawtucket Auto Crash
Two residents of Pawtucket R. I. were treated at Portsmouth hospital for minor injuries after an automobile accident yesterday. Mrs Evelyn Mumford had a contusion to the right shoulder and Albert Porter suffered forehead abrasions. Portsmouth police had no record of the accident.
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Pawtucket, R. T
Portsmouth Hospital
Evelyn Mumford
Albert Porter
Portsmouth
Rreve Regional Racket Probe Expands to New Hampshire
Revere investigators track a widening rackets case in New England as five people are held on charges tied to setting up and promoting a lottery. Officials say the probe targets corruption linked to city officials including Mayor Peter Jordan and City Council President Andrew Cataldo while awaiting grand jury action in Suffolk County.
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Revere
Ste
Atate
George F. Fingold
John Doe
Wen
New Hampshire
Peter Jor
Andrew Cataldo
Gold
Joseph Cortazze
Wwver
Yolherth-ian
David D'Amore
Tayt
Williaam A. Lane
Bayside Cab
Cataldo
Mi Ferrara
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Jordan
State
Brookiine
Chic Chapeau Final Blow- Reno Divorce of O Ferrall Couple
Mrs Isaoelle Wilson Morrill O Ferrall divorces Rev Kirk B O Ferrall in Reno Nevada before District Judge Maestret. She cites extreme cruelty and public criticisms of her attire and hats. She is 21, he 59, marriage from Detroit July 6 1947 after his resignation as dean.
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Reno
Nev
Isaoelle Wilson Morrill O'Ferrall
Kirk B. O’ferrall
Detroit
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
O'Ferrall
Michigan
George W. Morrill
Concord
N. H
Dean O'Ferrall
Dean
Two Local Men Pass State Bar Examinations
J Taylor Greer and Jeremy R Waldron Jr both of Portsmouth win permission to practice law in New Hampshire. Among 41 passers are Henneth A Brighton of Peterborough brother of Raymond A Brighton of Portsmouth 668 Middle St James A Pierce Newfields Calvin P Sawyer Exeter and Jerry L Thayer Jr of Epping. Greer will graduate from Harvard Law School in September Waldron finished studies at Harvard last February and is son of Judge Jeremy R Waldron Sr of 774 Michael St He will be admitted at a special session in Concord Tuesday.
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J. Taylor Greer
Jeremy R. Waldron, Jr
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Henneth A. Brighton
Peterborough
Raymond A. Brighton
Middle Street
James A. Pierce
Newfields
Calvin P. Sawyer
Exeter
Jerry L.thayer, Jr. Epping
Greer
R. Co. L. Greer
Chauncey Street
Harvard Law School
Waldron
Harvard
Jeremy R. Waldron
Micale Street
High Tribunal
Concord
Ball and Chain A Little Early Ball and Chain A Little Early
A Tulsa aeronautics student, 24 year old Larry Flaugher, wore an 18 pound ball and chain as he left Chicago bound for Grand Rapids to obtain the key to his shackles and marry Miss Lucille Hemminger, 10. Fellow students had chained him just before the plane trip. the key, mailed to Hemminger, was not delivered.
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Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Larry Flangher
Tulsa
Okla
Lucille Hemminger
Flaugher
FAS
Berlin Crisis Seen Solved by All German Question
The Literary Gazette argues that only Soviet proposals or a unified German future can settle Berlin and secure lasting peace in Europe. It notes Moscow favors discussing East West issues within Germany as a whole, without preconditions, while Western powers demand lifting the Berlin blockade as a prelude to talks.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Victor Nekrasov
The
Gazette
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Potsdam
Warsaw
America
Inglavia
Plas
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
London
Foreign Ministers Council
State Department
Washington
UN Chief Urges End to Power Feuds and German Issue
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie called today for an end to the power quarrels over Germany and warned of a race to stockpile lethal weapons. In his annual General Assembly report he criticized both the United States and the Soviet Union, urged resume negotiations on Germany, and framed world peace as linked to resolving the German question amid Cold War tensions.
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Lake Success
Trygve Lie
Germany
United Nations
General Assembly
Lie
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Die
Ite
Berlin
Driver Injured In Truck Crash Near Loudon
A Laconia truck driver, Michael Bundy, was reported in critical condition at Laconia hospital after his new truck left Route 106, rolled over three times, and hit a tree about 650 feet off the highway. State police noted a possible broken back and the vehicle was demolished.
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Loudon
Laconia
Laconia Hospital
Michael Bundy
Governor's council bars race track jobs in new move
The New Hampshire governor and council barred state positions at Rockingham Park to sever politics from the track. They approved 25 appointees including chief inspector Karl B. Osgood and supervisor William H. Walker with Leon Hayes as a candidate in November potentially resigning if elected. The track opens August 16 for an 84 day meet. The panel also reappointed three to the State Hospital Advisory board and approved rental housing for hospital physicians adjacent to the gates.
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Matser
Paul W. Hobbs
North Hampton
Leon KR. Hayes
Farmington
Rockingham County
Karles B. Osgood
Exeter
William H. Walker
Deerfield
Nichael J. Dagastino
Hep
Harry H. Foote
Frank N. Burr
Ward
Thomas F. McCaffrey
New Castle
Herbert L. Wiggin
Epping
Jerome F. Harkness
Hampton
Bruno Naiman
Pinngton
Eugene C. Williams
Portsmouth
State Hospital Advisory Board
James M. Langley
Concord
Alfred L. French
Henniker
State Farm Bureau
Arthur J. Connor
Nashua
State Federation of Labor
Thomas F. McLiane
Manchester
State Emergency Housing
State Hospital Board of Trustees
Robert W. Potter
Arthur E. Dole
Charles Bancroft
Ausband
Forrestal to Probe Threat to Newsmen
Secretary of Defense James V. Forrestal ordered an immediate investigation into the mistreatment of Portamond Herald reporters and a photographer at a Wells crash scene. The probe follows threats of shooting to kill and a protest from The Portsmouth Herald publisher J. D. Hartford alleging air force personnel exceeded policy.
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Secretary of Defense
James V. Forrestal
Air Force
Portamond Herald
Wells
J. D. Hartford
the Herald
Forrestal
Defense Secretary
Hartford
Herald
Col
Henry Vicodin
Grenier Air Force Base
Manchester
Grenier
Wells Woodland
Roule
Airforce
Kim
Amos L. Salisbury
Vicellio
Salisbury
Grenier Public Information Office
Portsmouth Herald
Bealf
America
Armed Services
Four Lobster Law Violators Convicted in Kittery Court
Four lobstermen and a 14 year old youth were convicted in Kittery municipal court after a southern Maine crackdown on lobster law violations. Tobey was fined 155 dollars and had sentences suspended, Long paid 19 dollars and 50 cents, Page 25 dollars plus costs, and the juvenile 34 dollars and 47 cents after pleading guilty to possession of short lobsters and related dumping charges. All four were arrested by Coastal Warden Hardd R. Ricker and New Hampshire officer David Hammond, who testified Tobey dumped a pail overboard despite warnings.
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Maine
Kittery
Harry M." Tobey
Coleman Avenue
Ittery Point
Myron H. Foye
Rice Avenue
Harry .&. Long
Howard Street
Alfred
Tobey
Quarrington
Long
Page
Hammond
New Hampshire
Ricker
Tovey
Hemmond
Navy Takes Over Admiralty Village Section
The navy will take over 200 units in Admiralty Village on Oct 1 as housing manager George H. Lac yallee reports. The remaining 400 must be appraised by the Federal Housing Authority and the Public Housing Authority before sale. Navy units are east of Pail Prick Street while Wentworth Acres delays await appraisal agreement.
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Navy
Admiralty Village
George H. Lacyallee
Federal Housing Authority
Public Housing Authority
Pailprick Street
Wentworth Acres
Important official pushed ore transfers to Russia
Rep McDowell charged wartime atomic materiel shipments to the Soviet Union were pressured by two officials. He named no one but said hearings would follow the House Unam Activities probe into Russian spies. He cited uranium compounds and metal sent in 1943 and 1944 and noted names of firms involved.
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Washington
McDowell
R.pa
Russia
House un-American Activities Committee
United States
Russa
IMG
Japan
Hausa Committee
Rep. Mundt
RGD
William W. Remington
Bee
Commerce Department
Remington
Sawyer
Dune
Elizabeth T. Bentley
MacDowell
the &. W. Shattuck Company
Denver
Radium
Greenland dairyman fined for milk adulteration charge
Guy Graves, a Greenland dairyman, was fined 100 dollars and 15.74 dollars in court costs by Portsmouth municipal court yesterday for a milk adulteration charge. He was misidentified in yesterday's Portemouth Harold as Guy Chase.
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Guy Graves
Greenland
Portsmouth
Portemouth
Guy Chase
Faith in Boys Remains Strong After Mass Bishop Shot
Suffragan Bishop Raymond A. Heron of Bolton Mass says his faith in helping wayward youths remains intact after a 19 year old, Frederick Fike, was charged with murder in the slaying of Paul Zayka and an ambush on the bishop at his Christmas tree farm residence. The clergyman told police he did not abandon his commitment to give youths another chance.
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Bolton
Mass
Raymond A. Heron
Frederick Fike
Paul Zayka
Zayka
Pike
Housekeeper Wanted For Family Of Two In Blat Islandry
Notice seeks an experienced live in housekeeper for a couple. Preference for ages 35 to 50, must be able bodied, no handicaps. Room with private bath radio and electric fan. One extra helper for heavy work one day a week. Location five minutes from Market Square. Respond with references and full experience details plus starting wages and tie to Herald Box 221-sdv.
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Isandry
Market Square
Herald
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