Aid to Europe Bars Disaster declares Truman stance
Columbia, June 8 AP President Truman warned that abandoning Marshall Plan aid to Western Europe would threaten peace. He urged continued U.S. support in a world of danger, saying civilization can rise above fears and that democratic debate reflects strength, not weakness. He spoke at the University of Missouri graduation and received honors before returning to St. Louis for a 35th Division reunion.
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Columbia
Truman
Western
Europe
University of Missouri
Marshall Planard
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholarship Society
St. Louis
Russia
Hoyt Dies at Shipyard in Portsmouth
Eugene W. Hoyt 51 died suddenly at the Portsmouth naval shipyard while at work in the shipfitters shop. Navy officials say death due to natural causes. Hoyt, of 2¢ Hankins Street Portsmouth, born Oct 28 1898, served 20 percent years in government service and held a gas plant operator post since 1936 after advancing from pipefitters helper and riveter. He was a past chancellor commander of Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias and a mason. survived by wife Inez and five sons, plus siblings and several grandchildren.
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Eugene W. Hoyt
Pas
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Navy
Hoyt
Hanking Street
Portsmouth
Eugene S
Anna L. (Hayes) Hoyt
Ilo
Damonlodge
Knights of Pythias
Athletics for Sale At Right Price in Philadelphia
Connie Mack for the first time in 30 years states the Philadelphia Athletics are for sale for the right price. James P. Clark, president of the Philadelphia Eagles, and a 100-man syndicate plan to bid. Roy Mack cites a five million dollar figure as the asking price.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
James P. Clark
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Athletics
Woodie Woodchuck Wins Rye School Pet Show Blue Ribbon
"Woody" the woodchuck, rescued by the Pennell family of Rye Beach, won a blue ribbon at the Rye school pets show amid a crowd of dogs and cats. The story recounts Woody's care, growth, and joyful life at home, contrasted with a losing entry, Chuckie. Authorities later identified the body of sailor Edward E. Crockett, found near Newington shore, as a probable suicide, with medical confirmation and a routine recovery process described.
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Woodie
Woodchuck
Rye
Bridge Leap
Woody
Rye Beach
Delmore Pennell
Donna
Jerre
Joan
Central Road
Pennell
Anual Rye
Chuckie
Thomas Jameson
Edward M. Jameson
Perkins Road
Rye Beath
Edward E. Crockett
Newington
Great Bay
Leon N. Blaly
USN
Portamouth Naval Base
Navy
Crockatt
Wendell P. Clare
Crockett
Clare
Woody" Woodchuck
Jerrie
Donna Pennell
Portsmouth Herald
FBI Chief Says Red Activities Reach New Peak
FBI director J Edgar Hoover told a Senate subcommittee that U S Communists are going underground with more subversive activities than any period since World War II. He warned of infiltration in strategic industries and areas like New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania California and Michigan. Hoover cited 48 percent of Communist Party members in basic industry and noted a move toward underground organization and decentralization.
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FBI
Red
Washington
J. Edgar Moorer
Congress
U. S
United States
Communist Party
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Michigan
Hoover
Senate
Bay State Solons Modify Workers Insurance Plan
Massachusetts House grants initial approval to a modified cash sickness plan for workers with maximum benefits up to 25 a week. The vote 119 to 106 reflects a split administration and a revolt by Democrats who backed a Republican proposal to keep the program with private insurers. Labor demanded a state fund financed by both employer and employee contributions while Republican counterproposal favors private administration.
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Bay State Solons
Boston
Massachusetts
Malcolm White
Woburn
Quadruple Amputee Weds Heads to Canada for Honeymoon
Jimmy Wilson, 25, a former Army sergeant who lost both hands and feet in a bomber crash, wed Dorothy Mortenson in Jacksonville. After a reception they set for Canada then Boulder to enroll in Colorado Law. Wilson previously learned to write, drive, and shave with artificial limbs and earned a B A in pre law from the University of Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jimmy Wilson
Dorothy Mortenson
Canada
Wilson
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado Law College
Vermont
W. R. Stevenson
U.P
Jacksonville Junior College
500 Reservations Made For Legion Convention
The American Legion housing committee reports about 500 reservations have been placed for the state convention in Portsmouth. Chairman Theodore R. Butler estimates 1500 delegates will be housed in hotels cabins or private homes, with $2.50 to $8 room rates and $2 cabins per person. Private homes charge $3 for a single and $5 for a double, while private cabins may host delegates.
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Portsmouth
American Legion Convention
Theodore R. Butler
Convention Housing Committee
Butler's Committee
American Legion
Johnston
Butler
Bath
Irye
York
Clockdial
U S B29 Crash Sparks Inquiries Over North Sea
London June 9 AP reports a United States B29 bomber crashed in the North Sea during gunnery practice, burning in flames with at least three fatalities. Third Air Division headquarters confirmed the incident and said the aircraft shot itself down while engaging in training.
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London
North Sea
Third Air Division
Bradley says readiness lags a full year for war
Gen. Omar N. Bradley told Congress that American armed forces would not be sufficient for a major war by July 1961. He supported a 13 billion dollar budget and argued readiness would improve as mobilization and allied capabilities grow, with victory relying on industrial and reserve strength.
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Bradley
Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Meredith Man to Head New Hampshire Bankers
Earle A. Welch of Meredith was to be elected president of the New Hampshire Bankers association at a joint meeting with the Savings Bank Association of New Hampshire at the Wentworth hotel. Delegates heard talks on bond programs and government lending. Clinton Eastman presided. A banquet for 700, plus clambake and sports events, was planned with entertainment for ladies led by local organizers.
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Earle A. Welch
Meredith
New Hampshire Bankers’ Association
George A. Trefethen
Portsmouth
Savings Bank Association of
New Hampshire
Wentworth Hotel
Loren A. Littlefield
Carroll A.gunderson
American Barkers' Association of
New York
Clinton, W. Eastman
Littleton
American Banker's Association For
Government Seeks Outlet for Stocks of Dairy Products
Washington reports the Agriculture Department holds about 125 million dollars in butter cheese and dried milk. About 132 million pounds butter 250 million pounds dried milk and 43.5 million pounds cheese bought under farm price support. With buyers able to supply regular markets relief help offers fail. Officials say little demand abroad as transport costs deter uptake. The department may store surplus and wait for a market outlet while continuing to support prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Inquest Planned For Salisbury Man Killed By Portsmouth Driver
In Newburyport District Court a coroner's inquest will probe the death of Charles Chaisson of Salisbury who was struck by a car driven by Guy Andrew Davis of Portsmouth. Chaisson, fatally injured after walking into the car's path, died about a week later in Newburyport.
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Charles Chaisson
Salisbury
Guy Andrew Davis
Bartlett Street
Portsmouth
Newburyport District Court
Chaisson
Davis
Newburyport
Seabrook Budget Committee Challenge Ended in Court Denial
A chaotic town meeting narrative details Seabrook attempts to unseat a budget panel, courtroom interruptions, and a defined list of participants. The event features Beckman and Wie facing charges relating to an alleged assault, a distracted crowd, and conflicting witness statements amid a municipal confrontation.
Minor Crashes Involve Trucks Reported This Morning
Police report minor crashes involving trucks near Partamouth and Saatpoak this morning. An early wreck sent Karl G. Soderhang toward Naw Swadang, Mey, for investigation. Property damage only noted after a truck struck the railing of a cement bridge over Faghmore creeks.
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Wa Minoe Accutonis de
Partamouth
Saatpoak
AL Perkin
Iwi
Patton Baldhe
Karl G. Soderhang
Naw Swadang
Mey
Axlago
Aston
fagHmore Creeks
All New England Meat Wave Sweep
A fragmented OCR tale mentions a sweeping event linked to New England meat, with names and scattered terms like Horton Hin Bain and Mike, hinting at a crowded competition or showcase. The garbled text references teams, locations, and possible contenders but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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Roy
Wao
Pennells
Patrick Coakley
Portamouth
Coakley
Fornimouth
Sheri Simar
J. Verne Wood Funeral Home
Walter Dunlap
Durham Point
Partae Mouth
Piscauaqua
Crockell
Shree
Florida
Legion
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee
Meredith Man
Tre Fethen
Curtis C. Chase
Manchester
Charles W. Adams, Jr
Nate B. “Flanders
Concord
Bankers’ Group
Arle A. Welch
Lou'Koch
Solon
Forrestal Diary
Chad
Colin
Hombanl
CPI Ad
Arul Rami
Mahon
Pune
Neal
Dbatas Hatioe
Haelon
Pune Anne Utc
Uae
Anhaarda
Atwell
Nat
WECM
Humira
Maine
Utah
ORI
Seabrook
Budget Committee
Seabrook Amnay
Hull Godan
Conan
Nol Herken
Tiden Sam
Harkwan
Woward A
Kalan
Ya Adama
Wah
Parken
Armor
Ava
Henkin
Miayd
Shulm
al Dinaas
Beckman
Af Rouband
Declanvan
Wasi
Brinhayy
Gilbert Wailopa
Atarar
Fogg Anid Weeki
Strathany Awe
Ganalinn
Hot Fist
Newmarket
Steatham
Neekin
Panahexkrkyrd
Nag Aly Vo
Fem
Beckman Naty
Vale
Valiera
Craivey
Hata
Vaglirar
Dean
Beckwnan
Uno
Anid
Tha
Eruiaap
Packman
Benjamin W. Colon
Naon
New England
Horton
Bain
Mbaraiin
Lay
Ada Dade
Wii
Way
Mokegeny Fants
Coastal Television Conta Ment
Arldee HH
Phane
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