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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1951

Page

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Portsmouth Council seeks court test on board election validity

City council votes unanimously to seek a quo warranto test to determine if Dr. Cornelia B. Walker and Ralph Margeson are legally eligible for the Portsmouth school board. City Solicitor Reinhart cites residence conflicts between state and city law, noting Walker lives in Concord and Margeson in New Castle with property in Portsmouth.

Board of Education Cornelia B. Walker Ralph Margeson Arthur J. Reinhart Walker Concord New Castle Portsmouth Reinhart Cecil M. Neal City of Br. Walker Ralph Margeson Neal Equnell solici+tor Board of Instruction Fortsmouth

Carolyn Enjoys Visit From Santa Claus

A seven year old girl, Carolyn Lee Plante, sat in a wheelchair at a Portsmouth nursing home awaiting Santa's visit. The party at Colonial Nursing Home on Middle Street brought gifts, dolls, toys, and clothing as Carolyn hopes for a happier future despite serious health battles at Portsmouth Rehabilitation Center. Donations from Damonledge, Knights of Pythias, and many locals have increased her savings to over 48 dollars, trusteeship held by E Curtis Matthews.

Carolpn Lee Plante Santa Claus Portsmouth Herald Portsmouth Carolyn Lee Plante Carolyn Colonial Nursing Home Middle Street Portsmouth Rehabilitation Center Little Carolyn E. Curtis Matthews Mattews Damonledge Knights of Pythias Frank Reda Broad Street Thomas Blake Thomas David Sarre Orchard Street Gladys Rogers Mariene Ann Starr Eliot Randy Roxanna Prescott Edward H. Paterson Court Street S. C. Files Portland Childen Irving W. Maraton Old Penhallow Street William J. Linchey Edward C. Peterson Exeter

Conspiracy Indictment Quashed in Rollins Case

Somersworth James qT Smith 42 released after two weeks in jail in a conspiracy case involving $93 900 theft from Mrs Rollins. Indictment against Smith and Lloyd Skillings was dropped as faulty per Superior Court Justice Harald J B Wescott. Skillings bail reduced to 17 000. Miss Ada Chaney reportedly indicted for stealing 103 000 from Mrs Rollins.

Somersworth James Qt. Smith Sarah Aa Rollins Smith Portsmouth Naval Superior Court Harald JB. Wescott Lloyd H. Skillings Skillings Rollins Atty Charles J. Griffin Portsmouth Gritfin Smith and Skillings Chaney Miss Chaney

Santa Claus Plans Blood Drive Visit at North Congregational Church

Santa Claus in Portsmou th plans to donate a pint to the Ports mouth bloodmobile unit tomorrow afternoon. Co chair Bel lucci of the Chamber of Commerce says the Santa Claus will visit the North Congregational church parish house around 3 pm. Before donating, Santa will spend thirty minutes with donor children in the nursery at the blood center. Parents are urged to bring children to see Santa and donate. Only 8 of 18 pledges obtained to date.

Santa Claus Portsmouth America Bellucci Chamber of Commerce North Congregational Church

Mediators Lose Hope of Aversing Big Steel Strike

Washington AP reports high level talks begin yet officials doubt a New Year strike can be avoided. CIO President Murray demands an 18 cent raise and concessions for his million-member union as contracts expire.

Washington CIO Philip Murray Cyrus S. Ching Murray

Northeastern storm eyed for New Hampshire tonight

Residents prepared as a third storm of the week looms in New Hampshire. Snow, sleet and freezing rain are forecast starting late this afternoon, ending tomorrow afternoon with total accumulations up to six inches in parts. Temperatures will rise overnight and into tomorrow.

Jlampshire

Pentagon clears POW list as 2940 identified

Washington AP report says about 2,940 of 3,198 names on the Korean War POW list were verified by last night. Telegrams were sent to next of kin, with 11,051 Americans officially listed and 4 missing in action. About 250 names remain to be identified, posing special problems. Prime notes on verification and press distribution followed Panmunjom talks. President Truman stressed the list is unverified, urging caution.

Washington Defense Department Korea Pentagon Tokyo United Nations Panmunjom Truman White House Joseph Short Mr. Trumoan Gor

Negotiators Turn Truce Talks Over To Staff Officers

MUNSAN Korea AP negotiators turned the armistice supervision issue to staff officers for a one shot effort to break the deadlock at Panmunjom. The two hour session adjourned with no report of progress as the Allies and Communists exchanged proposals on airfields inspections and troop rotation while prisoner exchanges and processing plans continued.

Munsan Korea Panmunjam UN Subcommittee William 3. Nuckols Air Force Don Darrow Tacoma Wash Andrew Kinney Japan Panraunjom Red Plain

Eleven Thought Lost As Flames Sweep Ship Off Oregon

The coast guard reported eight passengers and three crewmen possibly missing from the Danish motorship Erica burning near the Columbia River mouth. Twenty-three passengers and zero crew were accounted for. The ship, bound from Portland to San Francisco, was anchored awaiting weather when the fire started, likely from a shorted cable, spreading rapidly through the 400-foot vessel.

Oregon Astoria Ore Coast’ Guard Erica Columbia River Coast Guard Cmdr A. Johnson Tongue Point Coast Guard Station Astoria Hotel URRIA Portland San Francisco BH. L. Blyth Brannon

Greece Wins Seat on UN Security Council

Greece wins a seat on the United Nations Security Council after a 49 ballot. The final vote was 29 for Greece and 16 for White Russia, reported by radiS AP.

Greece UN Council

Danny Morin Gets New Leg In Boston

Plucky 13 year old Danny Morin of Wentworth Acres, famed for courage during a leg amputation, traveled to Boston Monday and received a high quality artificial limb funded by Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. He is learning to use it rapidly, walking unaided part time and using crutches as he gains balance. He attends sixth grade and visits a Rehabilitation center after school for leg exercises and occupational therapy, recently making a belt and a wooden box with a bronze cover and a stool. Danny keeps busy painting storefronts for Halloween and plans more play once he masters the limb.

Danny Danny Morin Wentworth Acres Boston

Base Appraisers Given Go Ahead For Portsmouth Project

Seven Portsmouth area real estate men have been instructed to begin immediate property appraisals for the Portsmouth Newington airbase construction and finish within 60 days. A Boston New England engineers spokesman stressed that no purchase steps can occur until a final Washington real estate directive arrives. The firms have been given partial maps and ordered to survey four parcels each, then total 25 properties per man. John Hays of the army engineers will supervise from a post office real estate office.

Portsmouth Area Portsmouth-Newington New England Corps of Engineers Boston Washington John Hays Army Engineers

Eisenhower Expected to Ignore New Hampshire Demands

Washington reports say Republican backers expect General Eisenhower to repudiate any bid to place his name on the Democratic ballot in New Hampshire’s March 11 primary. A Democratic petition for Eisenhower is also anticipated, while he may not publicly commit to running.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower New Hampshire Sherman Adams Lodge-to-Mass Dutt Rpade Carlson New” Hampshire

Buried Soldier On Prisoner List

SOUTH BERWICK The name Sgt Joseph E Potvin once reported killed in Korea in 1930 and buried here last summer appeared today on an incomplete list of American soldiers who are prisoners of the Communists. No explanation for the name match. a VFW member said Potvin was buried in South Berwick earlier this year. Potvin's sister Mrs Gabriel Miller lives in Gonic.

South Berwick Joseph E. Potvin Korea Potvin VFW Memorial Post Gabriel Miller Gonic

Christmas Egg Nog Ad from Hond Company

An old advertisement suggests a non alcoholic egg nog named Hond sold in Portsmouth with the phone number 512-W for orders and holiday cheer.

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