Lost Youngster Confident Prayer Would Be Granted
A Connecticut girl, 9, spent 47 hours lost in White Mountains woods before searchers found her. Charlotte Cook said a prayer and survived by eating berries and drinking brook water. She slept on a canvas pillow, wore a cotton shirt, jeans and sneakers, and felt only slight shivering when temperatures dropped. Her parents, from Windham Center, rushed to North Conway Hospital for a checkup after the reunion.
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Jackson W
White Mountains National Park
Charlotte E. Cook
Eden
Cook
Windham Center
Conn
East Branch
Charlotte
North Conway Hospital
Charlotte Cook
White Mountains “National Forest
Jackson
N. H
Dr. Watson
Skillet Club Caesar Salad Recipe Debuts in Duluth
From Duluth Minnesota, Miss Thelma Stephenson shares an official Caesar salad recipe. The method covers garlic oil, croutons, romaine greens, and a bold dressing with raw egg and lemon juice. The piece extols simple authenticity and invites readers to join the Skillet Club by sending in recipes.
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Duluth
Minn
Thelma Stephenson
Tijuana
Kohler
Isis
Skillet Club
Vermont Prison Warden Suspended Over Prison Break
Vermont officials suspended Warden John L. Ferguson and Guard Sweet for 30 days each after a prison break cited as caused by lax supervision. Gov. Lee Emerson endorsed the action noting dangerous convicts and errors in the state prison.
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Vermont
Montpelier
John L. Ferguson
Vermont Danereph
Sweet
Lee E. Emerson
Percichar
Internal Revenue To Stay In Portsmouth
Federal tax office head F Clyde Keefe assured Portsmouth residents the U S Bureau of Internal Revenue has not plans to relocate within New Hampshire. He addressed concerns tied to a proposed State Street building and zoning changes being considered by the City Council, which faces a Monday special meeting after attorney Wyman P Boynton warned of potential loss of the Portsmouth office.
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New Hampshire
U.S. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Portsmouth
Keefe
State Street
Nos
Wyman P. Boynton
Korean Reds Hope Nobody Is Victor
North Korea's Prime Minister Kim Il Sung said on Pyongyang radio that he hopes for an armistice where there is neither victor nor vanquished. United Nations diplomats, seeking a breakthrough in Panmunjom talks, viewed the statement with interest as talks stretched 18 months.
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Washington
North Korea
State Department
Kim Il Sung
Pyongyang
United Nations
Fugitive Top Ten Arrested in Michigan
The FBI announced the arrest of John Thomas Hill, 49, a listed top ten fugitive, on charges of flight to avoid prosecution. He was captured in Hamtramck, Michigan, and is wanted in Queen Anne's County, Maryland for murder and in Portsmouth, Virginia for felonious assault.
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Washington T
FBI
John Thomas Hill
Hill
Hamtramck, Mich
Queen Anne's County
Portsmouth
States Talk At AFL Meeting In Atlantic City
Eisenhower eyeing labor vote with a New York City AFL talk planned. Nixon says GOP and CIO dynamics risk labor bloc support. Stevenson taps hopscotch tour to target East and West. Sparkman open to Stevenson Eisenhower debate. Truman and Barkley to play secondary roles. Farm Bureau's Kline notes uncertain farmer shift. Len Jordan promotes solid West backing for Eisenhower.
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AFL
Atlantic City
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
American Federation of Labor
New York City
Richard Nixon
California
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Alabama
John Sparkman
Truman
Alben W. Barkley
CIO
White House
Sparkman
National Broadcasting Company
New York
NBC
Tere
Springfield
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Boise
Idaho
Len Jordan
Jordan
Police Stage Bookie Raid At Vaughan Street Cafe
Portsmouth police raided the Victory Cafe at 69 Vaughan Street after a undercover probe into horse race betting. An agent was arrested after exiting the cafe with a betting slip reading Crack the Whip $2. Four men were detained, including Adrian Carrigan, owner of the cafe, as officers searched patrons and coordinated with city and state authorities.
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Vaughan Street
Portsmouth
Victory Cafe
Vaughan St
Jhorse
Herald
Rockingham Park
Rell
Adrian Carrigan
William J. Linchey
Linchey
Liquor Come
Martin ©. Betz
Stanton G. Remick
John W .McCann
Paul F. Connors
Russell C. Hughes
Roland Smart
Victory
Solons to Study Ways to Secure Supplies Cheaply
Washington lawmakers head to four military centers for a two week inspection to find cheaper procurement for the armed services. Rep Bonner leads the House Expenditures Committee watchdog group with members from Indiana California Missouri and North Carolina. They will tour Wright Field St Louis Alameda and Ogden to assess centralized buying of medical supplies uniforms and paints.
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Washington
U.S
Dayton
Ohio
St. Louis
Alameda
Calif
Ogden
Utah
Bonner
Rep
Harden
Brownson
Indiana
Curtis
R-Mo
Shelley
Holifield
California
Air Materiel Command
Wright Field
Air Force
Finletter
Army Medical Depot
St.Louis
Archbishop Urges Conference On Unity Approach
Lund Sweden Archbishop ngve Brilloth of Sweden urged the World Conference on Faith and Order to avoid negotiating church unity. He welcomed four Roman Catholic observers appointed to follow discussions as non official participants. About 2320 delegates from around 100 churches across multiple continents attend the conference. It is sponsored by the World Council of Churches. Brilloth spoke in a keyvote address stressing caution in seeking unity and not directing churches.
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Lund
Sweden
Brilioth
Third World Conference On Faith and Order
America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Australia
World Council of Churches
World Movement Toward Christian Unity
Brilieth
Elderly Woman Found Dead at Bridge Street Apartment
Neighbors found Mrs. Pagan Kapelss in her 25 Bridge Street apartment this morning. Medical Referee Dr. Wendell P. Clare concluded she died of natural causes.
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Bridge St
Pagan Kapelss
Wendell P
Clare
Oleo Heir and Actresses Nabbed in Vice Raid
New York social figure Mickey Jelke awaiting a vice hearing after his East Side apartment was raided as a fancy call house. Six women and two men were arrested in related raids. Jelke posted a $50,000 bond. Julia, Sylvia Eder, and others, labeled models or performers, faced various bonds as investigations continued.
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Oleo
New York
IA — Society
Mickey Jelke
Jelke
Slep Margarine
Minot F. Jelke
Sylvia Eder
Atty
Anthony A Liebler
Troney
Principal Named At Eliot High
World War II veteran and father of two becomes Eliot High School principal. David P. Pierce of Atkinson Missouri slated to head the school after five years at Clinton High School. He taught at Greenville Bradford Searsport and Washington Academy with his wife and two sons planning to move to Eliot soon.
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Eliot
Eliot High School
David P. Pierce
Atkinson, Mo
University of Maine
Clinton High School
Greenville
Bradford
Searsport
Washingston Academy
Pierce
Eiot
Search Still On In Odessa For Missing Eva Lois Phil Lips
A sheriff's posse and dozens of volunteers continue the hunt for Eva Lois Phil lips, a blonde blue eyed child last seen by neighbors Wednesday morning. She lives with her estranged father while the mother remains elsewhere.
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Odessa
Tex
Eva Lois Phillips
State Plans Assistance For Bomber Base Area
A state sponsored program to assist communities near the Portsmouth Air Force Base was launched by Gov Sherman Adams and the executive council. Administrative Assistant John D Langmuir was named state coordinator to help agencies and shape state policy. A conference in Concord next Friday will invite Air Secretary Fidetter U S Sen Styles Bridges and Army Engineers officials to discuss federal aid and population growth tied to the base.
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Portsmouth Air Force Base
Sherman Adams
John D. Langmuir
Concord
Air
Thomas K. Fidetter
U.S
State Police
Health, Public Works
Education
Tax Commission
Aeronautics Commission
Water Resources
Forestry, Recreation
Veterans Face Delays in Insurance Dividend Claims
VA officials estimate only about half of National Service Life Insurance holders will receive 1952 and related dividends as millions have not filed written applications. About 600,000 1948 and 90,000 1952 checks remain undistributed, with a campaign planned to locate eligible claimants.
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Washington II
Veterans Administration
National Service Life Insurance
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Smiley
Frank Kohler
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Telke
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