Tweet the Robin Returns Home After Three Week Stay
A three week old Robin named Tweet lived with the Robert Allain family near Dixon Avenue after Lee Atlai found him homeless. The Allains fed the fledgling with mashed eggs and milk, taught him to fly, and kept him perched on books and shoulders as the children grew attached. Six worms daily kept him fed, and the family plans to release him soon while hoping for occasional meals.
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Robert Allain
Dixon Avenue
Allain
Lee Atlai
Allains
Andria
Lee
Inflation or Deflation Debate Shapes Summer Outlook
New York AP reports metal prices rising with employment and auto sales steadiness fueling inflation versus deflation debate. Steel scrap hits a Pittsburgh record of 46 a ton, copper refiner prices rise, zinc up 4.5 cents, nickel up 8 cents, aluminum up 0.5 cents, signaling cautious, divided business prospects.
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New York
Auto and Steel
Pittsburgh
Smalter
Shepard Begins Life Sentence for Double Murders
In Plymouth on June 6 AP reports Alfred L. Shepard 50 confessed murderer of his estranged wife Gloria 37 and her daughter Gloria Franklin 22 started a life sentence at State prison Concord after pleading guilty to first degree murder. He attempted suicide with a rifle and wounded himself. Judge William A. Grimes presided as gratitude lawyers advised.
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Plymouth
Alfred L. Shepard
State Prison
Concord
Gloria
Gloria Franklin
Lake Mas+ coma
Trre
Shepard
Charles ‘Esreat
Attys
Willian L. Phinney
Gratton County
Robert Jones
William A. Grimes
Dover
Hibernians Open Convention Tonight
The annual Ancient Order of Hibernians convention begins at 8 pm in Knights of Columbus hall on Islington street with registration and a party. Tomorrow delegates meet at 8:45 am for a procession to Immaculate Conception church for a solemn high mass, followed by a business session and a banquet at 8 pm with Lloyd Seavey and Miss Helen Driscoll as co chairs.
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Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Islington Street
AOW
Moareh
Immaculate Conception Church
Roe
Matthew FP
Brady
D.D
Kishs
Manchester
Knights of Columbus Hall
Lloyd Seavey
Helen Driscoll
Portsmouth
Convention Corporation
Frank E. Baoma
Legion Hall
High Street
Nelson Ward
Don Grarly
Eaten by Bears Ends Search For Missing Child
Quebec authorities say a three year old girl Nicole Renaud missing since Saturday in a suburban forest was believed eaten by bears. Nearly a thousand police soldiers and civilians participated in the large scale search before it was called off.
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Quebec
Nicole Renaud
City plans traffic lights at two dangerous intersections
City Manager Ed ward G. Peterson announced plans for two new traffic light sets at Maplewood avenue and South Street with a green signal for Maplewood and South Street and a trip device for Cutts Street and Junkins Avenue. A red yellow pedestrian push button light will control the South Street Junkins corner. funds will come from parking meter receipts. A conference with IHagle Signal Corp. is set for tomorrow to finalize light types and locations.
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Maplewood Avenue
Cults Street
South Street
Tonkins Avenue
Edward G. Peterson
Peterson
R. W. LeBaro
iHagle Signal Corp
Artington
Mass
Cutts Street
Junkins Avenue
Maplewood and
Cutts
Petersert
William d. Lindhey
Mauna Loa Ends Its Fiery Violence
Honolulu reports Mauna Loa cooled after five days of violent eruptions. Lava rivers still flowed down its 13,680 foot flanks and likely would for weeks. An earthquake yesterday routed 30 more families and knocked out all seismographs on the Island of Hawaii.
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Mauna Loa
Honolulu
Jude
Hawaii
Truman Accuses Ives of Whitewash on State Dept
In Washington Senator Ives says evidence shows the administration is trying to whitewash the State Department amid McCarthy charges. He hints a special panel may take over part of the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee’s work, as McCarthy urged harsher action and disclosure of State files. Larsen, linked to the Am erasia case, testified behind closed doors before the committee.
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Washington
Ives
R-N
State Department
Ivés
Trusman
Senate Foreign Selusions
McCarthy
Wis
Thye
R-Minn
Carnival Worker Injured On Ferris Wheel At Island Carnival
Portmouth hospital treats Bennie D Errico of Paterson New Jersey for a possible skull fracture after a Ferris wheel incident at Michael Farmagioni's carnival on Bulgers Island. He was admitted last night with details still unavailable.
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Portsmouth Hospital
Bennie D'Errico
Paterson, N.J
Michael Farmagioni
Bulgers Island
Kittery
D'Errico
Youngster Rings Bell With a Mighty Gong
Four year old Paul Neville and his mother view a replica Liberty bell on a red white and blue truck in Market Square. The bell marks this year’s Independence Savings Bond drive with a traveling display planned for New Hampshire towns.
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Paul
Parlse
Extel
Edward J. Neville
Maplewood Avenue
Market Square
New Hampshire
Exeter Water Plan Gets Airing Tonight
Exeter voters will discuss the plan to buy the privately owned Exeter Water Works for 200000 with an additional 200000 bond, plus 173000 for renovations and 27000 working capital. The town meeting will determine whether to approve the 400000 bond and the committee’s agreement, with upgrades planned for mains, a standpipe, new wells, pipes along Highland and Portsmouth avenues, new pumps, and the project expected to finish by 1962.
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Exeter
Special Water Committee
Exeter Water Works
Alfred I McCouri
Rayport
McDougal
Alghland Avenue
Portsmouth Avenue
Chestnnut Street
String Bridge
Water Street
City canvass for violins aims to aid school orchestra
Portsmouth music director David Kushious announced a Thursday house to house canvass from 4 to 7 pm to collect loan and donate violins for the school music department. About 150 youths want to learn to play and will be served by repairs and loans until graduation or ownership.
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Portsmouth
David Kushious
Kushious
Primahi
California Iowa primaries sweep shapes postwar politics
Voters in California and Iowa primaries shift field as observers note impact on national campaigns. Analysts cite Brannan plan debates and farm policy, with candidates Clark and Roosevelt drawing attention. The crowded race features Rep. Nixon and others shaping party dynamics ahead of November.
Saltonstall Pushes Combative Price Supports Plan
Saltonstall outlines a plan to place a price floor on agricultural commodities to protect farmers if industrial output costs fall. He warns Massachusetts dairy and poultry prices could rise while overall food costs stay high, urging parity and continued government support to keep prices from dropping.
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Saltonstall
Williams Saltonaday
Isic agMioulti
ONO
Warkntal
Manauchusetta Pond
Kovernment
Local Students At UNH Saved as Canoe Overturns
Two UNH students were saved when their canoe overturned in rough water. Rescue crews, including local authorities, recovered the occupants and provided aid. The incident occurred during a training outing near the university grounds with no serious injuries reported.
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UNH
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