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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

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Sooty Mangabey missing from Funland Park in York Beach

Sooty Mangabey, two feet tall and a prized exhibit at Funland Park, disappeared after an argument with a cage mate. Owner Max Spector hopes for a safe return as the monkey roams Route 1, possibly headed toward Florida, while the other captive monk endures loneliness.

Sooty Mangabey Funlend Park Sooty Ray Mond Knight Bey Max Spector Funland Park Florida Max Hox Monky York Eek Portamouth Herald

Murder Suspect Waits While Jury Visits Apartment

In Brunswick Maine the blood stained apartment where Lancelot Cooper was slain was visited by a jury trying his widow Evangelyn Cooper. Prosecutors argued the scene remains unchanged while defense argued otherwise. The case centers on alleged motive stemming from suspected drunken abuse.

Portland Brunswick Lancelot Cooper Evangelyn’, Cooper Cooper Bowdoin College Superior Court Robert Beliveau Clark Chapman, Jr Daniel C. McDonald Albert Beliveau

Texas to Roll Out Welcome for General MacArthur

Austin prepares a four day Texas visit for General Douglas MacArthur with a ceremonial welcome and engraved city insignia. Gov. Allan Shivers will host a greeting as city leaders coordinate efforts with Houston and Galveston joining the tour with brief stops and no speeches planned.

Texas General MacArthur Austin Tex Douglas MacArthur Allan Shivers MacArthur Galveston Texas City Houston Thorsday

Iran Assures U S Of World Harmony

Iran Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh tells President Truman that Iran will seek moderate talks on nationalizing the oil industry without disrupting global supply. British and Iranian officials prepare for negotiations as Iran’s refinery flag is raised and directors appointed to run the nationalized company.

Terran Iran Mohammed Mossadegh Truman Tran Moniadeah Britain Mossadegh Truman Tran Atadan

Ogunquit Dealers Resist Price Cuts in Gas War

Ogunquit station operators refuse to lower prices amid a regional gas war. Wells and Biddeford Saco area stations have cut prices. Ogunquit outlets hold to old rates. Some Wells dealers report price drops since last Thursday, with mixed effects on business. A potential New Hampshire Gasoline Dealers Association is talked about in Manchester, though Portsmouth operators are unsure of details.

Biddeford-Saco Vom Ogunquit Manchester New Hampshire, Gasoline Dealers’, Association Portsmouth

Wilson Rejects Cattlemen Price Relief Plea

Washington AP Chief Charles E Wilson rejected cattle industry demands for price relief saying the rollbacks are firm. At the White House Truman canceled his news conference to prepare a radio address. Congressional leaders said Truman aims to extend wage price controls expiring June 30. Wilson denied plans to relax 10 percent cattle price rollback or 4 1/2 percent rollbacks in August and October. He warned of a mess if beef flow is cut and said no rationing plans exist.

Washington Charles E. Wilson White House Truman Senate McFarland Ariz Barkley House Rayburn McCormack Trotman Congress Wilson Office of Defense Mobilization ODM

Garment Workers Strike Hits New York Industry

New York AP reports sixty five thousand garment workers began the first major work stoppage in 25 years over a contract dispute. Israel Feinberg of the cloak joint board of the AFL International Garment Workers Union said the stoppage was 100 percent effective.

New York Israel Feinberg Cloak Joint Board AFI/International Garment Workers union

Council Okays Land Purchase For New School

The city will buy Jenkinsfield land for a new high school at 10 700 dollars after a closed session and board discussion. City officials plan a resolution, testing technicalities while considering federal aid, with surplus funds possibly used to avoid federal dollars.

Jenkinsfield Board’ of Roland J. Noves Mation HE Land Purchase

Anti Reds Gain in Three Major Italian Cities

Premier De Gasperi's Christian Democrats and allied pro Atlantic parties win administrative control in Turin and three other key cities. Results from 2,161 municipalities show anti Communist wins across 80 provinces with Florence, Pisa and Piacenza among new gains. MSI provides scattered council seats.

ROMB Alcide de Gasperi Christian Democrats Turin Italy Tarsato Italian Social Movement MSI Florence Pisa Piacenza Teramo Ritexho Chieti Lucca Cuneo Latina L'Quila

What Targets Should U S Bomb

AP reports Lt Gen Wedemeyer argues the ban on bombing beyond Korea is unfair and unrealistic. President Truman opposes broad strikes, citing risk of general war, while noting Red air bases near the Yalu may be attacked. Airfields, production centers, and supply routes in Manchuria and Mukden are prime targets if war expands.

Washington Caltadka Truman Manchuria Red Air Yalu River Antung Anshan Red Air Force China Red China South China Korea Siberia Span Okinawa

Wedemeyer sought seven U.S. divisions for Manchuria

General Wedemeyer testified he asked for seven American divisions to guard Manchuria from Soviet influence after Japan's defeat and secure Japanese arms for Chinese Nationalists, but Dwight D. MacArthur refused. He also urged UN trusteeship over Manchuria in 1947 to prevent a Soviet satellite, and suggested withdrawing U.S. troops from Korea.

Washington API Albert C. Wedemeyer Manchuria Japan Douglas MacArthur Wedemeyer U.S China Senate MacArthur Sage U. S Far East United Nations Korea Defense Marshall Manchhuria Marshall Recommenda Gan Sixth Army San Francisco Truwian Russia

Red Columns Flee Allied Tank Trap

Three long columns of Reds fled through East Korea to escape Allied tanks. New defense lines protected their retreat. UN troops mopped up Reds around Chorwon and Kumhwa. Chinese moved toward valleys as American tanks cut escape routes. reports of a new buildup 30 miles northwest of Seoul near the Kaesong Korangpo area. Front length reduced from 125 to about 75 miles with little action reported Tuesday night.

Tokyo East Korea Sloue East Central Front United Nations Chorwon Kumhwa Pyongyang Valley Triangle Seoul Kaesong-Korangpo U. S. Eighth Kumsong

City Council to Question Defense Director Massey

Portsmouth council plans to question defense director Frank J Massey on Civil Defense readiness after a Veterans of Foreign Wars push for his ouster. Councilman Simes urged Massey appear at a future meeting to explain activation efforts while records were set to include Simes statement about hotel letter, and NPA considerations were debated.

Portsmouth Thomas H. Simes Frank J. Massey Simes Massey Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Kenneth Langley Hampton National Production Authority Bangleys NPA Frank E. Paterson Langley I Npa Manichester

State Hospital Spending Illegally For New Building

Concord officials and Governor Adams face a ruling from Attorney General Gordon Tiffany that trustees of the State hospital misallocated general maintenance funds to remodel a building for a new home for Supt. John L. Smallder. Wages for hospital employees on the project should have been charged to the capital budget of 37 000 dollars. Trustees pledge immediate conformity and plan to tabulate all labor costs to charge to the capital fund. deficits may be covered from the emergency fund if needed.

Concord Adams Atty Gordon M.tiffany State Hospital At John L. Smallder M.D. Tiffany General Court Robert W. Potter Institution Yand J.adams Potter Cornel

Destruction Will Be By Our Own Hands Sen Tobey Warns

Senator Charles D Tobey told a New England Fuel Dealers convention at the Wentworth hotel that America risks self destruction through crime and corruption. He warned of apathy toward virtue and urged a revival of Christian life to restore America’s future.

Sen. Tobey America U. S Charles D. Tobey Tobey New England Fuel Dealers’ Association Wentworth Hotel Senate

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York Beach Saoty Monk No. 2 Spector John Bell W. S. Drake, Jr JU. S Peers Geten Albert, C., Wedemeyer Min North Korea Mukden M'Arthur Idea Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee McMahon Constor U. S. Treasury Department Knowland Calif Maneal New York Central Muncie Ind Chorswon-to Stong State Hospital
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