North Hampton Family Has New Home From Fire Ravaged Cottage
A North Hampton community rallied after a May 15 fire destroyed the Taylor home on Lafayette and South roads. In three days residents donated furniture, clothing, food and money, organized by local churches and civic groups, to furnish a four room Exeter apartment at 25 Union Street for Ivan and Linda Taylor and their children.
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Linda Taylor
Ivan
Robert
Lafayette Road
North Hampton
Ivan H. Taylor
Taylors
New Homie
Taylor
Lafayette
South Roads
Exeter Hospital
Linda
Portsmouth Naval
John White
H. Marshall Budd
Hamptons Lions Club
Knights of Pythias
Mrs. Taylor
Iranian Senate Hears Truman Peace Plea
Premier Mossa degh left his sickbed to address a secret senate session and read President Truman s letter urging negotiation of the oil crisis. The move follows U S diplomatic letters delivered by Ambassador Grady while observers warn the crisis may intensify Nationalist extremists and foreign influence fears in Iran.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Senate
Truman
Mossadegh
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Clement Attlee
Britain
London
U. S
State Department
Yehran
Soviet Russia
Middle East
Price Tag Battle Rages Across New York Stores
The price war enters its fourth day with New York and out-of-towners flooding stores. Stores exhaust stocks while some cut deliveries and others raise prices back to normal. Memphis limits fair trade price fixing, signaling a shift in impact beyond New York.
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New York
Memphis
Tenn
Supreme Court
Eighth Army Ends Pursuit in North Korea
Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet announced the U S Eighth Army has ended pursuit operations but will still block aggression in South Korea and strike threats within North Korea if needed. He said UN forces inflicted over 100,000 casualties on Chinese and Korean Communists since May, with about 10,000 captured.
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Tokyo
James A. van Fleet
U.S
Eighth Army
North Korea
United Nations
Red Korea
Wren Tre Lid
van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Red
South Korea
Washington
Defense Department
Government Orders One Third Cutback In Auto Production
The government ordered a substantial cut in auto output for July through September, aiming for about 1.2 million cars. The National Production Authority revised controls, slicing production by roughly one third from a year earlier and leaving a tighter metal allocation system among producers. It preserves January 1950 baselines and reallocates steel copper and aluminum by a new formula.
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Washington
National Production Authority
Irish Government To Be Formulated By Several Parties
Irish voters show a hung result with Fianna Fail winning 69 seats of 147 while Fine Gael led four coalition partners at 64 seats. Independents 14 Labor 14 Farmers 6 Republicans 2. Costello appears best placed to form a government with a possible coalition.
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Dublin
Ireland
John A. Costello
Costello
Irish Republic
Eamon de Valeri
Fianna Fail
Soldiers of Destiny
Fine Gael
United Ireland
Labor
New Hampshire Trustees Examine Noise Impact on Classes
Governor Adams said the University of New Hampshire board of trustees will study possible noise effects on classes if the Air Force selects a bomber base site in the Portsmouth Newington area. They plan to confer with Senator Bridges who has liaised with Washington officials on the proposed field.
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Concord
Adams
University of New Hampshire Board of Trustees
Air Force
Portsmouth-Newington
Senator Bridges
Washington
Maine Man Injured In Route One Crash
A Route 1 crash in Kittery left Roy Fortine 26 of East Millinocket in serious condition after his car struck a directional sign and overturned. Two others, Regina McDonough 22 of Boston and Kathryn Foley 56 of Portland, suffered minor injuries and also went to Portsmouth hospital. Fortine, Michaud, and Dunn were en route from Hartford to East Millinocket for a brother’s wedding when the vehicle left control and collided with the sign erected just yesterday. Authorities and family details follow from the Portsmouth hospital and state trooper investigation.
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Kittery Information Center
Portsmouth Hospital
New Franklin School
Portamouth Herald Phates
Kittery
Roy Fortine
East Milnocket
Fortine
Regina T. McDonough
Boston
Kathryn Foley
Portland
David
Air Force
Fortune
Michaud
Dunn
Henry J. Robbins
Forine
Sherman P. Clark
Eliot
Coplon Conviction Upheld By Court May Allow Retrial
The U S Court of Appeals upheld Judith Coplon's spying for Russia conviction but left room for a retrial if FBI wiretap evidence is challenged. The ruling, issued unanimously, found the arrest lawful though it conflicted with a New York appellate decision. Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev were arrested in New York on March 4, 1949.
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Coplon
Washington
U. S
Court of Appeals
Judith Coplon
Jaws
Dormer Justice Department
FBI
Miss Coplon
Cirevil
New York
Psi
Miss Coplan
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Judith Coplan
Solons Ponder Manager Council Vote in Portsmouth
Portsmouth lawmakers weighed a November 1 referendum on the manager council plan as the delegation voted to hold a closed meeting for further discussion of Rep. C Cecil Dame's bill. If introduced after the session, the measure would go to rules then a public hearing, taking over two weeks.
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Portsmouth
Harry J. Foote
Dame
Mary C. Dondero
Foote
Leland W. Davis
Board of Street Commissioners
board of street _commissioners
Thurston
Acheson Silent On White House Talks About MacArthur
Secretary of State Acheson told senators he is under direct instruction from President Truman not to repeat what was said at White House meetings on the ouster of General MacArthur. He offered to discuss outcomes and actions of the meetings but refused to disclose specifics, citing presidential directive.
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Washington
Acheson
Truman
White House
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Whe
Bradley
Mr. Truman
Wiley
R-Wis
Acheésuh
MacArthur
Sth
United States
Titme
Secretary of State
York Man Holds Police with Shotgun Five Hours
York man Gordon Goodwin, about 40, on Route 1, faced five officers with a loaded double barrel shotgun for nearly five hours after threats to kill his wife and five children. Police seized him on $1,000 bail for felonious assault as officers rescued the family and infant left inside.
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York
Gordon Goodwin
Routes 1
Goodwin
Myron F. Cox
Cox
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John J. Leary
M ‘Arthur
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Goodwin House
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