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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1955

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Tax rate to rise to 38.40 despite valuation gain

City Assessor Lucien O Geoffrion announced tentative 1955 valuations show a $2 million rise, pushing the tax rate to $38.40 from $37.20. Despite a record net valuation of $42,630,000 and PSC New Hampshire Electric Co. holdings up $1,236,000, only about $75,000 more income is expected, not enough to cover an $131,805 increase in expenditures including Penhallow Street parking Lot costs. State Tax Commission may offset by applying surplus revenue.

Lucien O. Geoffrion Public Service Company Schiller Station PSC The New Hampshire Electric Co Georfzion Penhallow Street Enire Geoffrion State Wilfred E. Young Con Tax Commission

U.S. Urges Patience on Truce Watchers in Korea

Secretary of State Dulles asked South Korea to stay calm amid efforts to oust truce supervisors. He affirmed U.S. obligation to protect truce team members despite Korean protests and violence. Dulles warned against forced unification by force and noted risks of atomic war.

Washington Dulles South Korea United States Syngman Rhee Ioe Thal Republic of Korea Korea

City Council Informal Session Sees Busy Agenda

City officials plan an informal session at City Hall at 7 30 p m to review four tabled items including landfill sanitation at the city dump, parking meter selections on Vaughan street and at Hanover and Fiset streets, the South Mill Pond order issue, and a Kelport Corp septic tank project for Greenleaf Avenue homes. Additional matters may be raised by City Manager Robert Violette, such as housing codes, sewer rental ordinance, and trailer park regulations.

City Hall Fee Vaughan Street Hanover Fiset South Mill Pond Kelport Corp Hampton City Greenleaf Avenue Robert Violette

Mamie Eisenhower Resting at Country Home

Mamie Eisenhower has been resting in bed at her country home while an aide says she is not merely tired. President Eisenhower disclosed she is in bed but will be all right, as Murray Snyder, assistant White House press secretary, addressed reporters.

Mamie Eisenhower Eisenhower Murray Snyder White House

Engineers discuss hydrogen bomb use in peaceful future

Geneva reports Sir George Thomson and Sir John Cockroft say harnessing fusion energy could come within a generation for peaceful purposes. Cockroft notes Britain’s progress, while Dr Bhabha predicts fusion control within two decades. Canada’s experts foresee atomic power competing with coal and water by 2100, with 1970 onward marking a major electrical shift.

Geneva George Thompson United Kingdom Cockcroft Canada

Board approves plans for Portsmouth high school and on base elementary

The Board of Education approved final plans for a $9 million Portsmouth high school and endorsed building an on base elementary school to serve about 730 Air Force children. The City Council must confirm before proceeding.

Board of Education Portsmouth Air Bove Portsmouth Kennard Goldsmith Wyman P Department of Education Andi William M. Farrington Doho W. Durgin Jr Durgin Gaim

Stepping Em Up Dollar Days moved up in Portsmouth

The Portsmouth retail board of the Chamber of Commerce moved the annual Stepping Em Up Dollar Days event from tomorrow to today due to the threat of Hurricane Connie. Connie is the season’s third tropical storm and the first to threaten New England, prompting the special morning meeting.

Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce Retail Board Connie New England

Water reserves in Kittery exceed initial estimates

Kittery residents enjoy a water mainsize reserve as a safety net during shortages. Superintendent Francis Hatch corrects earlier reports, stating the town ponds eight hundred million gallons rather than eight million. Daily usage has hovered around four million gallons, with consumption easing recently to about three and a half million.

Kittery Franieis Hatch Bhut Hatch Tor

Dawdling Storm Seen Following Hazel's Course

Hurricane Connie neared the Carolina coast with 3s mile winds threatening more impact after Hazel. Evacuations ordered on Atlantic Beach, Wrightsville Beach, Emerald Isle, and nearby shores as the East Coast braced for a major blow.

Hazel Hatteras N.C Connie Carolina Wilmington North Biter North Carolina Coast Guard Air Force Marine Navy Seaboard

Connie Looms Over Portsmouth As Area Prepares For Storm

The Portsmouth area braces for Hurricane Connie as crews from Portsmouth Naval Base and Shipyard and Coast Guard stations issue Condition 3 alerts for strong winds within 48 hours. Lobstermen safeguard pots, while sailors manage ships in port and nurseries for potential storm effects. Tides are forecast normal for tomorrow. city officials urge residents to keep cellar drains plugged and water use restrictions may ease if rain remains light.

Portsmouth Carolina Portsmouth Naval Base Coast Guard Portsmouth Harbor Hampton Robert C. Violette Violette Naval Base Coast Guard Station Ardin Nova Scotia Buntentor Sall Gypsum. Co

Workers rush to anchor radar tower before hurricane

At Georges Bank 100 miles east of Cape Cod workers race to anchor a one million dollar radar tower 50 feet deep as Hurricane Coanie bears down. Coast Guard cutter McSol Loch waits offshore for possible evacuations while 22 temporary legs secure the base and two permanent legs are driven 50 feet into the ocean floor.

Forrestal Newport News Cape Cod Coast Guard North Carolina Connie Navy John J. Albers Bosemn Wreton Texas Tower McSul Loch B.C. Duntan Raymond Delong Co Georges Bank Texas Newfoundland Virginia

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