Ogunquit Beach Patrol hires first female lifeguard
Jeanne Giroud a 26 year old physical education teacher from Sewaren New Jersey was named to the Ogunquit Beach Patrol becoming the first woman to patrol the Seacoast beach. She holds a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor certificate and will join Capt Russell Hewes eight other guards on duty.
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Jeanne
Jeanne Giroud
Sewaren
N.J
Russell F. Hewes
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Seacoast Area
Portuemouth Herald
Keefe fined for selling numbers pool in Portsmouth
Keefe F. of 132 Raleigh Way was fined 400 and given a four month suspended jail term after arraignment in Portsmouth municipal court on a numbers racket charge. Federal agents announced an investigation into the case as other locals face related gambling probes.
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Raleigh Way
Portsmouth
Boston
U.S. Treasury Department
Intelligence Bureau
Victory Cafe
Vaughan St
Adam Belmestieri
Wall SL
Belmestieri
Robert B. Noble
Broad St
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Adrien J. Carignan
Dover
High Polio Rate Reported for Last Week
Washington M A weekly record tallies 3 503 new infantile paralysis cases reported to the U S Public Health Service for the prior week.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Soviet Russia Names Malik's Successor
The Soviet Union named Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin as chief delegate to the United Nations replacing Jacob Malik who leaves for rest and reassignment. Zorin, long seen as a loyalist, is expected to arrive by Sept. 15.
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Russia
Valerian Z. Zorin
Czechoslovakia
Jacob A. Malik
International Organization
Zorm
General Assembly
Woods Aims To Lift Price Controls If Public Demands
Washington new price chief Tighe E Woods said he will tour the country next month to gauge public attitude toward price controls He noted he personally supports keeping the curbs but would urge lifting them if the public shows apathy He will replace Ellis Arnall as director of the Office of Price Stabilization next week
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Washington
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Office of Price Stabilization
Ellis Arnall
Two New Jersey and New Hampshire Residents Die in Accidents
Carol Cantor a 21 year old Jersey City resident died after a car crash into a tree in Warren New Hampshire. She passed away at Hanover hospital three hours later. Peter Action a one year old Alstead man was killed when a pickup driven by his wife collided with a trailer truck in Westmoreland New Hampshire.
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Associated Press
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Al'stead
N.H
Granite State
Carol Cantor
Jersey City
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Warren
Hanover Hospital
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Peter Action
Westmoreland
Pace Cites Army Progress Since Korean War
New York Secretary of the Army Pace says the Army has made substantial and heartening progress since the Korean War began. He notes growth from 593,000 to over 1,550,000, stronger leadership, improved weapons, and future guided missiles. Rotation of troops between regulars and reserves creates challenges as 750,000 are slated to leave in the year ending July 1, 1953.
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Fenwick Orders Rubbish Trucks For City
City Manager Jack Fenwick has ordered two rubbish collection trucks and packers after a council vote on July 21 approved the purchase for 19,666 dollars, against former manager Edward C. Peterson’s objections. Delivery is expected within a month.
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Carrier Planes Pound Communist Supply Area
U S Air Force bombers from three Navy carriers including Boxer Essex and Princeton hit North Korea targets near Pyongyang. Strikes focused on power plants and supply centers from Kojo to Chongjin with 222 ships dropping ordnance. U N losses reported at 1,872 planes versus 642 confirmed enemy planes.
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Chongjin
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Tokyo
Britain to Answer Iranian Bid for Talks on Oil Fields
Tehran reports Britain will reply by Sept 3 to Iran's offer to discuss compensation claims from the nationalization of Anglo-Iranian Oil. A three hour meeting with Premier Mossadegh, U S Ambassador Henderson, and British officials sought steps including U S aid and lifting the oil embargo. Iran insists on prompt payment of $140 million in disputed royalties as a precondition for talks.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
Loy Henderson
George Middleton
Mohammed Mossadegh
London
Henderson
Middleton
Bagher Kazemi
The Farewell Gift of President Truman Budget Theme
Washington reports on President Truman’s forthcoming budget to Congress a vast document likely to be slimmed by lawmakers. The 1950 law requires a detailed estimate by January 17, with Truman leaving office January 20. The incoming President may revise budget plans gradually, possibly sending supplemental requests later.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Oil Firms Ignore Chance to Argue Cartel Charges
The Senate Small Business Committee reported none of seven major oil firms agreed to appear and dispute monopoly charges based on an FTC staff report. The panel may hold hearings or issue a report. no hearings were requested. The seven firms named include Standard Oil of New Jersey and Gulf Oil, among others, with Justice Department suits totaling 67 million dollars.
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Senate Small Business Committee
Blake O'Connor
FTC
Justice Department
Standard
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Texas Co
Boveny-Vacuum
O'Connor
Grand Jury
James E. Murray
Adial E. Stevenson
Murray
Stevenson
NH Farmers Hesitant On Disaster Loan Applications
Concord reports only two NH farmers have formally applied for federal disaster loans since the area was designated. A survey of four Farmers Home Administration offices found little applicant activity though about two dozen asked for information. Officials say drought impact is not yet felt. dairy herd feed costs loom as winter approaches.
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Farmers’ Home Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ray H. Freeman
Boston
Granite State
Perley J. Fitts
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