Moscow Peace Talks Signal New Year Hope
World Analysis notes the Moscow foreign ministers conference boosting optimism for postwar harmony. Key outcomes include a jointly supplied framework for disarming atomic weapons and sharing atomic energy. unity among the Big Three appears crucial for future UN Assembly momentum. Russia and Turkey tensions remain delicate, but overall progress suggests continued diplomatic engagement as the conference moves toward Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamie
Srare
Commission
D Nations Organization
Driop
Russia
Perea
Turkey
Newmarket Hampton Classifieds And Notices
Open New Year s Eve to 8 00 F.4d Only Open New Years Day 12 noon Court Street Portsmouth listings include legal notices personals and local ads for Hampton Kittery Point Newmarket and York with references to businesses and services such as steaks chops and seafood outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Td Here
Kittery Point Legal Notices
Newmarket No
Hampton
Sports
York
Folsom-Salter House
Court St
Portsmouth
Russia Clinches Atomic Control Voice in Japan
At Moscow talks the Big Three align on turning atomic energy controls to the United Nations and granting Tokyo a voice in postwar governance. Byrnes Bevin and Molotov craft a communique outlining steps toward a unified China under Chiang Kai-shek, a provisional Korean government, and broader plans for Romania Bulgaria and peace treaties with Italy Hungary and Finland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hussia
United Nations
Japan
Moscow
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
Romania
Bulgaria
Italy
Hungary
Finland
Byrnes
Bevin
Britain
Molotov
Russia
London
Tran
Dardanelles Straits
Germany
Spein
Council Delays Action on Rental Of Airport Sites
The Portsmouth city council delays action on renting airport space, with leases to be studied by the airport commission and approved by the city solicitor. It backs two 500 foot taxi-strip sites at $500 yearly to Skyhaven Inc and Yankee Airways, and will have the airport commission seek early guidance from the city solicitor. The body also confirms Mayor Dondero’s appointment of John J. Leary to the airport commission and approves several fund transfers and notices for planning and traffic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth City Counci
Airport Commission
Mary C. Dondero
Skyhaven, Inc
Yankee Airways
Laurence G. Peyser
Airportk Commission
John J. Leary
Pathaway
General Fund
Planning Board
Myrtle Avenue
Richard B. Mulaney
Herbert W. Maloney
Jackson Street
Fuag
South and
Marcy Streets
Ralph A. Newton
Chase Home
Wentworth Home
City Lands and Buildings Committee
Hurricane strikes English coast with 90 mph winds
A violent hurricane battered England's south and southeast coast with 90 mile per hour winds washing mines ashore and blocking the channel. Lifeboats aided three admiralty vessels in distress as London sees its first snow flurries of winter. In Canberra Australian scientists report a drug palandrine makes malaria as harmless as the common cold after repeated mosquito bites.
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Nonaon
England
Admiralty
London
Canberra
Port City Soldier Hurt In Car Crash
Gady of 71 Pro file avenue was wounded in a collision yesterday while returning from Fort Devens Mass. In the same crash taxi driver Romano was killed and Volpe a Stamford resident, killed shortly after discharge, left a widow son and grieving family. Eugene Woodbury of Harvard faces charges with bail set at 1000 dollars as the case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flonera F. Gady
Profile Avenue
Fort Devens
Mass
Associated Press
Frank J. Romano
Spencer
Littleton
Geanard R. Volpe
Stamford
Conn
Eugene S. Woodbury
Harvard
Volpe
Leonard, Jr
Mr. Cady
Keene
Cady
Frances Stafford
Richard, Jr
Sbt
General Motors weighs pullout from wage hearings over profits
Walter Gordon Merritt, GM attorney, says the company will quit the fact finding hearings unless profits and ability to pay are excluded as wage factors. He lists four reasons, arguing the issue is a broader national policy battle over free enterprise and congressional involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gordon Merritt
Cio-United Automobile
Merritt
Bister Trad
General Motors Corporation
Congress
Cabbie Dials Police After Threat at Station Door
In Lacoma Washington on December 28 AP reports cab driver Thomas Leggett drove to two patrol cars at a police station to summon help after a passenger threatened him. Police responded to manage the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacoma
Wash
Thomas Leggett
Leggett
Portsmouth Stores To Stay Open Monday
Portsmouth stores will remain open Monday December 31 after a unanimous vote by the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce board of governors. The plan follows a merchant canvass led by Frank J. Massey and James W. Tucker. Reasons include lost shopping days from holidays and storms and the need to finish stocktaking before the new year. some firms have not finished and clerks would have to work regardless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Frank J. Massey
James W. Tucker
Tucker
Revision of Tax System Need of U.S. Bridges Says
Senator Styles Bridges urged a broad tax system revision as an immediate Congressional problem at a New Hampshire Federation of Taxpayers Associations meeting in Manchester. He advocated balancing the budget by 1947, cutting appropriations to reduce federal employes, and called Congress antiquated for modern times.
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Manchester
Congress
Sen
Styles Bridges
Concord
New Hampshire Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
Bridges
Theodore Lind
Lancaster
E. Harrison Merrill
Laconia
J. Duane Clarridge
Nashua
Fodney
Landmark Lady Pepperrell house to be rebuilt next summer
Sumner Appleton of the New England Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities announced that the 185 year old Lady Pepperrell house at Kittery Point will be restored next summer after a fire gutted the building believed caused by defective wiring. Salvaged elements include an openwork carved newel post a doorway and some paneling. Firefighters and a state trooper kept watch all night to prevent a second blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Appleton
Hoston
Mass
New England Society For the Preservation of New England Antiquities
Lady Pepperrell
Kittery Point
Appleton
Shermar B. Clark
Eliot
Reception Planned For Mayor At USO On New Year
Fred W. Ladlow USO director invites the public and Mayor Mary C. Dondero to a New Year reception at the USO club 135 Daniels Street after the mayor and council are sworn in at 10 am in the city hall council chambers. Invitations go to Gov. Charles M. Dale Rear Adm. John H. Brown Capt. Charles M. Elder Col. Samuel A. Woods Col. Nels H. Nelson Col. Willamy Sackville E. Curtis Matthews and J. D. Hartford.
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Fred W. Ladlow
Military
USO
Mary C. Dondero
USO Club
Daniels Street
New Council
City Hall
Charles M. Dale
John H. Brown
USN
Fortsmouth Naval Base
Charles M. Elder
Samuel A. Woods
USMC
U. S. Naval Prison
Nels H. Nelson
Marine Barracks
Col
Willamy Sackville
USA
Portsmouth Harbor
E. Curtis Matthews
Portsmouth
USO Council
J. D. Hartford
Portsmouth Herald
Truman to Broadcast Nation January Third Night
President Truman will address the nation between 10 and 10 30 pm EST Thursday January 3. The radio report will be carried on all networks from the White House oval room.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Independence
Charles G. Ross
Independence, Mp
Seabrook Man Killed by Auto
Seabrook, Dec. 28 AP Herman Eaton 58 of South Main street father of 11 was killed and a companion Frederick Souther 54 of Seabrook was slightly injured when struck by an automobile on the Lafayette highway. The driver Calvin Brown 21 Salisbury Mass reported he blinded by headlights as he switched beams. City Auditor Injured Jack Fenwick treated at Portsmouth hospital for a cracked knee from a window sill fall at city hall. A cast will be placed after swelling subsides and he will be out of work for a time.
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Seabrook
Herman Eaton
South Main Street
Frederick Souther
Lafayette
Hollis Brown
Calvin Brown
Salisbury
Mass
City
Jack Fenwick
Portsmouth Hospital
City Hall
Mr. Fenwick
Huge Fire Balks Mine Rescuers in Kentucky
Pineville Kentucky December 28 rescue crews seeking more than 30 coal miners trapped by an underground explosion report the biggest fire yet encountered. A timber fire raged as 22 fires had been extinguished and rescuers, about 1500 feet from the blast, feared finding bodies amid fallen rock. anew crews arrived from surrounding counties to relieve exhausted workers in the Kentucky Straight Creek Coal company mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Baker
Woodrow Smith
Flat Lick
Kentucky Straight Creek Coal Company
Pineville
Firm Leases Morley Plant for Detergent Manufacturing
H. L. Shaw Inc of Boston confirms leasing remaining vacant space at the Morley plant on Islington Street. The local facility will produce chemical detergents starting next month, with about 100 employees expected and an aim to hire many Portsmouth area workers, importing a few key personnel.
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Morley Company
Islington Street
H. L. Shaw, Inc
Boston
Shaw
Portsmouth
GE Official Asks Union To Reconsider
GE President Charles E. Wilson urged CIO union leaders to reconsider their Dec 21 rejection of a 10 percent wage increase. He warned that the stakes for workers, stockholders, and the public are too momentous for hasty action and called for continued bargaining. GE agreed to meet with federal labor conciliators next Wednesday to discuss a potential strike impacting about 200,000 CIO workers in GE and related electrical industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Wisen
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Jewish Women to Step Up Immigration Service Under Truman Plan
Mrs John R Blake president of the Portsmouth section of the National Council of Jewish Women announces the immigration service will reopen January 2 at the senior high school to assist foreign born residents. Mrs Mildred G West reports forthcoming instructions and confirms 1000 Oswego refugees will stay in the U S as Truman directs officials to adjust immigration status under existing laws.
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John R. Blake
Portsmouth
National Council of Jewish Women
Mildred G. West
National Council
Truman
America
Europe
Blake
Robert Gould
Middle Road
West Stat
Oswego
M Y
Euerope
United States
War Shipping Administration
Public Health Service
United Nations Rehabilitation and Reef Administration
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Army Service Forces
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Brenan Somervell
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Signal Corps
Dewitt Mackenzin
Eyinne
Amintiz
Sembly
United Nations Werse Organization
Tades’s
Hera Amusements
Cartain
Ads
Camics
Presswerel
Enlitorial
Exongs & Fitnenals
Stranings
Thuny
YE Cocke
Kettle Seabrook
N. H
Winters
U.S
Council
Port City
General Motors
Russell
Britton
Rochester
B. Ross Garver
Philip H. Faulkner
Guy Foster
Frank E. Kennett
Con
Kingman
J. Frank Campbell
Mie
Morley
Peant
Santa Barbara
Calif
Union
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