Tiny Reny Clark Faces Brain Tumor Battle
Lena Marie Reny Clark, aged three, suffers a fatal brain tumor. Her mother Blanche Clark of Elliot, with two siblings Janice and Dennis, has pursued treatment in Boston after early surgeries failed. A Canadian specialist warned death within two years, yet the family clings to hoped miracles.
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Reny” Clark
Younget
Aegicine
Hich
Spe Festist
Blanche Clark
Ys Toad
Ellot
Army
Grace Clark
Dover Painty
New Mexico
Janice
Dennis
Not
Reny
Coast Guard Rescues Two York Lobstermen At Sea
Coast Guard crews found Brad Woodward and Fred Cummings aboard a stranded lobster boat between Boon Island and Cape Neddek after a three hour search. The men, stranded since about 4 p.m., were cold but not hospitalized. Their motors stalled during trap checks and wives alerted the Coast Guard at the light station, with observers at Portsmouth Harbor coordinating the rescue.
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York Beach
Boon Island
Cape Neddek
Coast Guard
Brad Woodward
Fred Cummings
Portsmouth Harbor
Britain Demands Israeli Withdrawal From Negev Battle
Paris Dec 28 AP Britain calls for immediate cease fire in southern Palestine and withdrawal of Israeli forces in the Negev. Harold Beeley submits a Security Council resolution. Egypt accuses Israel of violations Dec 22. Resolution avoids direct condemnation to win American support.
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Paris
Britain
Palestine
Negev
Harold Beeley
Security Council
Egypt
Israel
U. S
Washington
Captain Damon Named Justice
Captain Newcombe Damon USN retired of New Castle was nominated by Governor Dale and the executive council as associate justice of New Castle municipal court.
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Concord
Newcombe, Damon
USN
New Castle
Dale
Executive Council
Slain Soldier's Wife Sentenced To 20 Year Term
MARBURG Germany December 28 AP Mrs Wilma Ybarbo of Malden Massachusetts was sentenced to 20 years in prison for killing her American soldier husband in a bedroom quarrel The U S military government court of three American judges convicted her of killing Sgt John Ybarbo of Goliad Texas with malice aforethought The court rejected her self defense claim and noted the conviction in terms comparable to manslaughter under German law or second degree murder in U S code
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Marburg
Germany
Wilma Ybarbo
Malden
Mass
U. S
Ybarbo
Set
John Ybarbo
Goliad
Tex
Dinner to Spur Portsmouth Chamber Rebuilding Drive
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce launches a revitalization effort led by President David C. Packard with a pep dinner on Friday January 7 at the Rockingham hotel. Newport Chamber president Matthew J. Faerber will speak on rebuilding civic groups and boosting local business support.
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Portsmouth Chambers of Commerce
David C. Packard
Rockingham Hotel
Clty
Matthew J. Faerber
Newport
R. I. Chamber of Commerce
Packard
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Rhode Island
Portsmouth
Faerber
Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Road
Chamber
Daniels Street
Welles Condition Said Satisfactory After Incident
Sumner Welles former undersecretary of state was reported in satisfactory condition after being found unconscious in a frozen Maryland field near Oxon Hill. Police dropped the case as Mrs. Welles expressed no foul play and friends suspect a heart attack or fall during a late-night walk for relief from insomnia. He remains under care for shock and exposure at Casualty hospital in Washington.
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Welles
Oxon Hill
Casualty
Methodists clash with Catholic Church and spy probes
In New York the Commission for Propaganda Analysis of the Methodist Federation for Social Action accuses the House committee on American activities and the Roman Catholic church of seeking to break down church state separation. The federation, founded in 1907, is led by Bishop Robert N. Brooks with several vice-presidents including Bishops Baker Ledden McCon nell and Dean Muelder.
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New York
House
American Activities Committee
Commission For Propaganda
Methodist Federation For Social Action
Methodist Church
Robert N. Brooks
James C. Baker
Lewis O. Hartman
Earl Ledden
Francis J. McConnell
William T. Watkins
Walter J. Muelder
Cost of the Cold War Rises to About 21 Billion Dollars
Washington dispatch outlines projected foreign policy costs for the coming year totaling about 21 billion dollars, with roughly half funded by the Truman administration. It notes military versus nonmilitary spending, and cites plans to strengthen Western Europe and Asia as the core of U.S. security strategy.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Russia
China
Greece
Mr. Truman
Western
Europe
United States
Secretary of State
Marshal
Charter Plane Missing With 28 Aboard Over Atlantic
A twin engined charter plane carrying 28 people vanished off the Miami San Juan route. The crew of three and 25 passengers were overdue five hours with fuel exhausted. An aerial search by air force navy and coast guard covered 50 miles each side of the Miami San Juan airway and the Bahamas. The plane owned by Kari Knight of Miami was leased to Airborne Transport Inc. of New York. No collision or distress signal was received after last contact near New Orleans at 4 13 am local time.
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Miami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Overseas Radio
New Orleans
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Air Force
Navy
Atlantic
Miami-San Juan Airway
Bahama Island
Kari. Knight
Airborne Transport, Inc
New York
Knight
Betran
United States
Berry Islands
Truman Won’t List Amicable Russians
President Truman refused to expand on a luncheon remark that certain Soviet leaders are anxious to settle differences with the United States amicably. He would not name individuals and said reporters should continue to speculate.
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Kansas City
Truman
Soviet Russia
United States
Independence
Russia
Charles G Ross
Utility Rate Hikes Delayed for Investigation in Portsmouth Area
The Public Service Commission halted three Portsmouth area rate hike petitions to allow further investigation. The Public Service Co. of New Hampshire seeks a fuel surcharge to raise about 450 thousand dollars annually, while Allied New Hampshire Gas and Exeter Water also filed requests with hearings ongoing and a new hearing set for January 19.
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Portsmouth
State Public Service Commission
Public Service Co. of
New Hampshire
Allied New Hampshire Gas Co
Exeter Water Co
Public Service Company
Allied New Hampshire Gas Concern
Rescue of 12 Greenland stranded men with jet assisted takeoff
Twelve airmen stranded up to three weeks on a Greenland icecap were rescued by a C47 with jet assist skis. The aircraft landed at Bluie West Eight after helping the men aboard, with plans to shuttle them to Bluie West One or Labrador if needed. A Saipan carrier near Newfoundland prepared helicopter support as Arctic rescue chief Balenen arrived to lead operations.
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Washington
Greenland
Air Force
Atlantic
Norfolk
Bluie West Eight
Blule West One
Blufe West Hight
Labrador
Bluie West One
Emil G. Baudry
Manchester
N. H
Westover
Mass
Air Force Base
Saipan
Newfoundland
Gol Bernt Balenen
Balechen
Balenen
Arctic
Alaska
10Th Rescue
Laddfield
Fairbanks
Western Allies Tighten Ruhr Controls to Halt War Production
Western powers form the Ruhr Authority to bar war production with a threefold objective: disarmament and demilitarization of Germany, European recovery through a democratic Germany, and lasting European peace via economic integration. The agreement assigns coal, coke and steel division to the authority and outlines a provisional, indefinite supervision regime.
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Ruhr
London
Germany
Ruhr Valley
United States
Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Russia
Europe
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Sumner Welles
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