Vigilantes Patrol Night Exposes Chicken Thieves In Kensington
Citizens deputized by the local police halt motorists amid night forays on hen roosts. Four Exeter residents from Salisbury bound travelers were stopped near Harold Smith's Kensington farm. a shotgun was used to order them from the car and demand identification.
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Kensington
Harold ¥. Smith
Exeter
Salisbury
Mass
Rose Mitchell
Exeter Hospital
Brentwood Road
Foxe
Ford
Smith
Seabrook Authorizes Legal Town Meeting For Budget Vote
Seabrook gains permission by Superior Court order to hold a special town meeting on September 9 to appropriate funds for town affairs without action by the budget committee. The six annual and special meetings faced repeated postponements amid disputes between the selectmen and budget committees.
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Seabrook
Emory Eaton
Superior Court
Stephen M. Wheeler
Budget Committee
New Hampshire
Wheeler
State Tax Commission
Call
Arthur J. Call
Supreme Court
Ralph C. Bragg Tan
Dennis E. Sullivan
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Draft Delinquents Face Immediate Induction in New Hampshire
Concord reports that men aged 18 to 26 who evade the draft will face severe penalties including up to a $10,000 fine or five years in prison. State director John H. Greenaway notes only 18 to 20 confirmed delinquents so far and explains procedures for registration checks and possible rapid induction if deferrals are ignored.
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Concord
New Hampshire
John H. Greenaway
Selective Service
Greenaway
U. S
Ucling
UN Delegates Read War Threats In Malik Speech
Delegates in the Security Council studied Malik's remarks on Korea amid threats of widening conflict. Malik warned that continued military actions in Korea would not localize but broaden the war, accusing the United States and its council delegation of provocation. Russia countered with calls for foreign troop withdrawal and accused the US of armed aggression.
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Malik
Security Council
Jakob
A. Malik
Council
Korea
United States
United States of America
United State
Heemandad
Russia
Great Britain
Asia
United Nations
U. 5
Warren Austin
Beledh
Senate weighs tax plan as debate looms next day
Senate preparations for a brisk debate over a broad tax measure include a proposed excess profits levy and reshaped rates. Key figures including Senator O Mahoney push to limit profits while a finance committee bill previews $3B in individual taxes and $1.5B in corporate taxes. The outcome hinges on timing and potential late changes.
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Washington
Senate
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Truman
America
O'Mahoney
Economy Backers Gain Veto Faces Aid to Spain
Washington measures await House action on higher taxes and larger military outlays as economy backers push to trim non-defense spending. A $1.438 billion two year highway bill moved after Senate cuts. Byrd cites potential broader savings while Truman signals possible veto over a $100 million loan to Spain. Senate vote was by voice.
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Veto
Spain
Washington
Congress
House
Senators
Neuman
Senate
Byrd
D-Va
Federn
ap+ proprisien
Truman
Robertson
Joe
Taegu Front Battles Intensify As Reds Press North
American and South Korean forces hit North Korean infiltrators near Taegu as 50,000 Reds push along a 120 mile front. Heavy fighting on the American right flank. tanks used cautiously. several ridges and supply routes come under attack. U S units counterattack and aim to halt the drive.
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Tokyo
Taegu
Korean Central
Tom Lambert
U. S
U.S
Cudges
Lambert
Heavier U.S. Tanks Challenge Communist Armor in Korea
American officials say newer heavy tanks surpass the best Soviet models in Korea, with reports that the 44-ton General Chaffee lagged behind the T-34 early on. The 90-millimeter guns of General Patton could threaten the Stalin IL, while a new light tank Bun is due soon to handle Russian mediums.
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Washington
Koreas
United States
Chaffee
Iliak Wie
Daten
Patton
Josef Stalin
Red
U.S
Army Maakeanen Sild
Hey Dexamberdique
Base guards detain vehicles amid suspected theft
Capt. Leon W. Blair, USN, base commander, said marine guards frisked cars and buses at the base today while leaving. He explained the terse notice that property is being stolen is the basis for the searches.
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Leon W. Blair
USN
Seares
Rail Unions Agree To Limit Walkouts In 1946 Standoff
Two rail unions vow to keep token walkouts limited for now as five day shutdowns at three terminals and two critical railroads test the system. White House aide Steelman urges readiness to resume talks while unions cite respect for President Truman and avoid a full nationwide strike.
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Washington
Weg Y
Condus
Cleveland
Louisville
St. Paul
Yesterdaly
Elgin
Jolivk
Bastyr
Piblabural
Kita Bete
Mr. Truman
Brass Gook Surrenders Tells All to Allies
A 27-year-old lieutenant colonel of the North Korean 16th division surrendered to South Korean lines near Taegu with a white flag. He provided details on his artillery, named positions, and spoke of mass surrender hopes while noting distrust within his army and the impact of American air and artillery pressure. He praised South Korea’s governance and described counter intelligence efforts against propaganda leaflets.
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Taegu
Korea
North Korea
Tabu
United Nations
Morales
Frank Dietrich
Travers City
Mich
Republic of Korea
Dietrich
U.S. 27Th Infantry Regiment
Halle
Henry H. Kuwabara
Salt Lake City
Hokno
North Korean Youth Party
Communist Army
China
South Korea
Bumper Tangling Convicts Tipsy Driver Cobb at Killery Point
Willis W. Cobb, 64, of Kittery Point, pleaded innocent to a charge arising from a minor bumper tangling with another car. He was found guilty by Recorder W. Paul Quarlington, posted $200 bail, and immediately appealed. Cobb claimed age and stiffening after driving and said he had two beers. He remained free pending October York County Superior Court appearance.
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Sullivan
board_of selectmen
Selectmen
Supreme Court
Wall
Isue
Willis W. Cobb
Killery Point
Cobb
W. Paul Quarrington
York County
Kittery Point
Yorkshire
Kittery
Roger
Warrris
Wallingford Square
Farris
Farvie
Wesley Davis
Killary
Depirmmant
J.¥. Tucker
Sanford
Quarcington
Tucker
Exeter
Durham
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