Truman Frames Major Foreign Policy Address
President Truman prepared a major foreign policy speech in Berkeley California while critics assailed his approach abroad and at home. Delegates and politicians, including Taft Ohio Senator and New York Governor, pressed Congress amid civil rights disputes and debates over Communism.
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Truman
Emeghet
Berkeley
Calif
Npt
Saentals
Leagu A
Tait
Lyon
Hig
Jan
de. Truquo
Congress
Union League
Philadelphia
Ohio
Myr
Tru
Taft
York
Thomas
Commmunism Seit
North Carola
Tumin
Heald E. Stassen
Dixie
Action
Alanta
McIntire Pushes Five Day Session as Budget Fix
Rep John R McIntire argues a five day special session costing under 20000 can pass revenue measures within the existing constitution to avert a 1055000 deficit by June 30 1948 and grant a cost of living adjustment for state workers. He says the plan has backing from Rep Fred A Jones as voting on the petition proceeds.
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General Court
John R. McIntire
Portsmouth
Fred A. Jones
Lebanon
House of Representatives
Enoch D. Pulley
McIntire
Langmuir Attacks Special Session as Waste of Money
Concord NH June 12 AP New Hampshire Taxpayer Federation Director John D Langmuir says a proposed special session of the Legislature would be needlessly expensive and wholly unnecessary. He argues the sponsors claim the state is bankrupt is not true.
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Concord
New Hampshire
Record Graduating Class to Leave UNH Campus
Graduating class of UNH in Durham totals about 132 seniors who will receive degrees tomorrow in the university's 18th annual exercises. The program includes a baccalaureate sermon by Bishop, with a day full of activities from a faculty softball game to a seniors’ reception. Names of graduates and their Portsmouth area addresses are listed among the attendees and attendees’ families from New Hampshire towns such as Portsmouth, Exeter, and surrounding communities.
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University of New Hampshire
Durham
Ts Toameneemens
Adams
Dan Sceles
New Hampshire
Eis
Hall
Tye
Weather Threatens Glitter of Governors' Conference
Paris June 12 AP Myron Taylor's lawyer says two courts have found he is not the father of an illegitimate daughter. Mrs Eunice Walterman of Chicago claimed damages and sought a declaration. The case was previously dismissed on appeal. Meanwhile the 1348 Governors conference in Portsmouth faced gloomy weather with rain and showers forecast as preparations continued at the Wentworth hotel. Governors and aides prepared for a busy schedule including services, luncheons, and a conference opening with Governor Dale's welcome. Governor Peterson of Nebraska planned arrival, while Governor Sigler of Michigan travels by plane to learn private flight handling at Canadian airports.
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Paris
Ap—Myron
Taylor
Vatican
Eunice Walterman
Chicago
Joseph A. Bennett
Joseph M. Hartfield
New York
John C. Knox
United States District Court
Reese
U.S
Walterman
Margaret Nichols
Hartfield
Maine
Tomrow
Wentworth
Frank Bane
Charles M. Dale
Frederick M. Clarke
Ralph W. Caswell
Delbys
Governors
Thomas Dale
Yankee Airways
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Dale
Portsmouth
Canada
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Horace Hildreth
Dorothy Thompson
Edward R. Murrow
Mrs. Pickett Resigns YWCA Presidency in Portsmouth
Mrs. C Waldo Pickett of New Castle resigns as president of the Portsmouth YWCA board after serving since 1945. Acting president Mrs. John Parkhurst will lead until January 1949, as new executive director Mrs. Robert Dunn takes over the agency amid Community Chest ties. The Teens club schedules a June 16 dance and two outings for young workers, with a Summitlake conference planned for a group member.
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C. Waldo Pickett
New Castle
Portsmouth Young Women's Christian Association
Pickett
The
YWCA
Community Chest
John Parkhurst
Viog
Board of Directors
Parkhurst
Robert H. Dunn
Ywca 19
Laura A. Haines
John Vian Metre
Margaret Hickey
Teens
Young Men's Christian Association
Summitlake
Court Delays Beckman Trial in Rockingham County
The assault trial of Eddie Shaw Beckman, 19, of Seabrook, was postponed to next week after a conference with Judge Stephen M. Wheeler. The case against Charles Fogg Janvrin, 66, of Seabrook for assault with intent to kill, delayed by a civil suit, stems from a Jan 3 1948 chest wound caught intruder in his home. Chester Dow, 33, of Seabrook, charged as an accessory to breaking and entering, was slated to stand trial immediately after Beckman.
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Eddie Shaw
Beckman
Seabrook
Stephen M. Wheeler
Rockingham County
Aan
Chester Dow
Seaprook
Janvrin
Ogunquit widow of sea victim dies in hospital
Anne Louise Snow widow of Oscar P. Snow, Ogunquit lobster boat tragedy survivor, died at York hospital days after giving birth to son John Oscar Snow. Dr. KerTower cited nervous shock and uremic poisoning as contributing factors. She was Standish native, Ogunquit resident, Bach school graduate, survived by infant son and her Standish parents and brother.
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York Hospital
Anne Louise Snow
Oscar P. Snow
Siow
Stanley Cobb
Lawrence
Standish
Naval Reservists Set for Two-Week Cruise From Portsmouth
Naval reservists depart aboard USS PCE 843 for a two week Gulfstream and Caribbean training cruise under Lt. G T E Mahar. They are to return June 25 with crews from Portsmouth Rye Beach Islington Street Exeter and Kittery plus others slated for a six week Mediterranean cruise aboard USS Palau from Norfolk Virginia.
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Portsmouth Area
Gulfstream
Gartibean
G.T.E. Mahar
USN
Rye Beach
Plate
Wilson M. Ford
J. J. Cahill
J. A. Cannon
J. F. Norton
W. A, Lebrie
E. H. Nau
C, BE. Horsom
E. C
Littlefield
Wond
W. F. Walker
R. E, Cele
C. G. Edewares
R. A. Giaimo
Kit
Tery
P. W. Ide
F. A. Dawson
A. A. Potvin
G. E. Ellis
J. D. MacDonald
Firemen Hold Memorial Here
Portsmouth firemen will hold a memorial service tomorrow at 8 am in the Methodist church with participation invited from surrounding communities by Chief George T. Cogan. After the service, firemen will decorate the graves of deceased comrades.
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Portsmouth
George T. Cogan
Truce Holds as Taft Hartley Sparks Shipping Standoff
Washington June 12 AP A presidential inquiry board pins deadlock on Taft Hartley law’s limits on hiring halls in maritime labor. The dispute pits unions demanding the traditional hiring hall against employers who say the act bans such union preference. If unresolved, a nationwide shipping freeze could suspend U S foreign relief and halt flag ships on Atlantic Gulf coasts and West Coast operations. About 150000 workers across seven unions face potential strike next Tuesday amid CIO and AFL representation.
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Washington
Merchant Marine
Atlantic
Gulf
West
CIO
AFL
CEG
National Maritime Unioh
Fast
Pacific Coast
Miners Pension Row Deepens Among Trustees
Washington June 12 AP two miners welfare fund trustees voted to start payments while a third threatened a lawsuit. Ezra Van Horn argues the plan violates Taft Hartley while John Lewis and Senator Bridges push ahead to split the 40 million under the 1847 contract. A hearing set for June 19 as contract nears expiry.
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Washington
Miners Welfare Fund
Ezra van Horn
John L. Lewis
Mimers
Senator Bridges
RN H
van Horn
Lewis and
Bridges
United Mine Workers
Lewis-Bridges
van Hoorn
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
New Hampshire
Rail Block Ends As Reds British Reach Accord
The Palestine truce holds amid Arab Jewish violations as the Russians halt Berlin freight last night then agree to resume. Bernadotte leaves Cairo for Rhodes to press a lasting peace while UN mediated efforts proceed. Western Berlin faces fuel and coal shortages. trains resume under Russian British accord and safe American control of locomotives.
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Palestine
Germany
Berlin
Folke Hernadotte
Cairo
Rhodes
Holy Land
Bernadotte
Helmstedt-Marienborn
U. S. Army
Col
R. A. Willard
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
T. G. Miletary
Frankfurt-Berlin
Russian Cone
Optimistic Note Marks Parley of Women's Clubs
The New Hampshire Federation of Women's Clubs closed its three day convention at the Wentworth hotel after hearing that freedom still burns in hearts. Rev. James Gordon Gilkey of Springfield Mass spoke of daybreak after a dark time and urged optimism about democratic rather than communist world trends. Mrs. Robert S. Crosby of Dover was elected state president as Gilkey outlined his European tour and traced a pivotal line from Stettin to Trieste marking the battle between democracy and communism.
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New Hampshire Federation of Women's Clubs
Wentworth Hotel
James Gordon Gilkey
Springfield, Mass
South Congregational Church
Bay State
Cleri
Robert 5. Crosby
Dover
Gilkey
Europe
Jhear Stettin
Baltic Sea
Berlin
Prague
Trieste
Adriatic
Russia
Wanted Young Lady for Business Office Work
A Portsmouth Herald help wanted notice seeks a young woman skilled in typing and shorthand. Apply Miss Manson at the Business Office, 82 Congress Street.
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Miss Manson
Congress St
York Tax Rate Hiked to $65
York townspeople faced a two dollar tax boost today as the York board of selectmen set the 1848 tax rate at $65 per $1,000, up from $63 last year. Chairman Nelson Hutching announced the rate change.
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York
Nelson Hutching
York Board of Selectmen
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