Slayings in Arequipa Rebel Uprising Shake Peru
At least 40 believed killed as rebels seized Arequipa landmarks including city hall and airport. Government reports say loyal troops restored order after two days of clashes with Communists and APRA members. Exiled ex-president Bustamante denounces charges as grotesque. Mostajo linked to opposition, bid for vice presidency revoked.
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Lima
Peru
Arequipa
New York
Jose Luis Bustamante
Miltary
Francisco A. Mostajo
Mostalo
National
Ernesto A. Montagne
Moslajo
National Leader to Attend Legion Convention in Portsmouth
George N. Craig national commander of the American Legion will attend the state convention in Portsmouth June 23 25. He is the first WWII veteran to hold the post and lives in Brazil Indiana. Mrs. Charles H. Mills of Belgrade Maine national vice president also plans to attend along with other national and state officials.
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George N. Craig
American Legion
Portsmouth
Legion
Brazil
Ind
Indiana Department
Craig
George Patton
Third
France
Rhineland
Ardennes
Germany
Charles H. Mills
Belgrade
Maine Auxilary
New England
Kher
Army
Navy
Marine
Portsmouth Naval Base
Zellars
Massey
John C. Ross
Middle Street
Frank E. Booma
Sewer Project Work to Begin on Lafayette Road
Public Works Supt. Nal St. Stevens said sewer pipe laying from Ward's corner on Lafayette road will start tomorrow and require five days to complete. The report notes potential traffic tension during the project.
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Lafayette Road
Ward's Corner
Nal St. Stevens
Stevens
Maine Citizens To Vote Monday On Party Choices
Maine citizens go to the polls Monday to choose party nominees for national, state, and county offices. Governor Frederick G Payne is virtually assured of election in the GOP primary as he is unopposed. The Maine primary will determine nominees for governor, U. S. House, and the Senate with contests shaping up in York county and among Republicans for the State Senate seats.
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Maine
Pine Tree
Frederick G Payne
Vienna
Paysell
Leland B. Currier
Litchfield
Earl 5
Grant
Portland
Payne
George D. Varney
Kittery
Louis B. Lausier
Biddeford
U. S
Robert F. Hale
Ray W. Stetson
Adrian H. Scolten
Lucia M. Cormier
Rumford
Scolten
U.S. Senate
Margaret C. Smith
York
Cumberland Oxford
Sagadahoc
York County
GOP
Smith
Hale
Prge
James A. McVicar
Senate
William E. Dennett
Fred W. Marshall
Maynard L. Randall
North Berwick
Fred J. Snow
Old Orchard Beach
Carl J. Broggs
Sanford
Senators urge firing aliens at State Department
Washington reports say Senators Green and Lodge urged the U S to replace all aliens in American embassies and missions abroad with Americans for security reasons. They called for federally owned or leased buildings to allow enhanced security, noting funding will be needed to carry the plan out. State Department officials said the recommendations will be studied carefully.
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Washington
APJ
State Department
Green
D-R. I
Lodge
R-Mass
Europe
Department
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Paris
Frankfurt
New York
Americ
United States
Congress
Bates Star Arthur Blanchard Named PHS Grid Coach
Arthur H Blanchard renowned small college quarterback is named head football coach of Portsmouth high Clippers succeeding Edward Petro who shifts to varsity basketball. Petro becomes football coach and athletics director, while Blanchard joins Raymond Beal in approving the football plan with Petro eyeing basketball. Petro praises Blanchard as a superb coach and player.
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Arthur Blanchard
Bates Star
PHS
Arthur H. Blanchard
Portsmouth High Clippers
Blanchard
Bates College
Edward Petro
Petro
Portsmouth High
Carl E. Erickson
Boston University
Batas
Raymond J. Beal
City Has No Repair Plans For Damaged Cemeteries
Portsmouth City Manager Edward C. Peterson said no action is planned to repair four city burying grounds damaged by vandals and neglect. He doubts cemetery ownership is clear and suggests trust funds or owner notification before any steps, with annual city care funding of 550 dollars.
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Portsmouth
Edward C. Peterson
Peterson
The
Portsmouth Herald
Griffin
John Griffin
Chiang Removes 3 Brothers-in-Law From Bank Posts
Taipei June 15 AP President Chiang Kalleshk removes three of Madame Chiang’s brothers-in-law from the Central Bank of China board. T. V. Soong, Y. L. Soong, and Dr H. H. Kung are replaced as old directors are removed and others reappointed. Former Finance Minister Hsu Kan and bankers K. P. Chen and Li Ming are also noted as removed. Old directors reappointed include former Premier Chang Chun.
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Taipei
Chiang Kaleshek
Central Bank of China
Nationalists’ Jeading State Bank
T. V
YT. L. Soong
Madame Chiang
H. H. Kung
T. V. Soong
The
Kuoming-tang
China
Red
Formosa
United States
Dr. Kungi
Central Bank
Hsu Kan
Orient
K. P. Chen
Li Ming
Chang Chun
Sole Bidder Buys Glaremont Paper Company for 500000
Claremont report says Bemis Baz company was the sole bidder and purchased the Glaremont Paper Company yesterday afternoon for 500000 as a going concern at an auction held at the plant. The mill has been running at full capacity recently with 120 employees.
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Claremont
API
Bemis Baz Company
theGlaremont Paper Company
40 Feared Dead As Second Air France Plane Crashes
Bahrein Island, Persian Gulf June 15. Air France jet with 52 aboard crashes near Bahrain while another Skymaster wreckage was found two days earlier. Officials report 12 rescued, 4 crew saved. 12 infants aboard, only one saved. Survivors all French citizens. Weather and sabotage concerns cited as investigations begin. American and British planes assist search amid high winds and rough seas.
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Bahrein Island
Persian Gulf
API
Air France
Paris
Gulf
Saigon
Indo-China
Bahrein
Basra
Tran
Daniell Concludes Rate Arguments in NH Hearing
Franklin City Solicitor Eugene S. Daniell wraps up the 23rd day of Public Service Commission hearings over a $2,000,000 rate increase sought by Public Service Company of New Hampshire. He grilled PSNH President Avery R. Schiller, charging fraud and bribery as he recited his wartime service and personal history.
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Franklin City
Eugene S. Daniell
Public Service Company of
New Hampshire
Daniell
State Public Service Commission
Public Service Company
Avery R. Schiller
Daniels
Vast Pacific haze blamed on volcanic dust near Mauna Loa
Honolulu reports a vast Pacific haze stretching 1900 miles east to Wake Island and west toward Hawaii, covering two million square miles. Scientists cite volcanic origin from Mauna Loa, with sulfur and salt particles detected. winds may have moved materials aloft and at lower levels, reducing visibility to two to three miles in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Middle Pacific
Nature
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Here
Wake Island
Panama Canal Zone
Wendell Mordy
Pineapple Industry
Frederick A. Schram
Schram
Robert H. Simpson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Simpson
Wake
W.E. Kline
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Kline
Dems Set To Cut Excise Levies Amid Crime Probe
Senate crime investigators report counterfeiting and narcotics trade on the upswing in the United States. Secret Service Chief Baughman and narcotics chief Anslinger testified that phony money is rising and seizures reach about 100,000 dollars monthly, with over 950,000 dollars seized in the first five months. The scope centers in Chicago and New York as a Senate probe deepens into underworld crime rings dealing in drugs and counterfeit operations.
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Washington
Senate
Allse
United States
Baughman
Senate Eninge
Kelayvey
D-Tenn
Atteady
Unknown historic crime network tied to Viet Nam funds
A garbled report describes an alleged criminal group distributing money across Vietnam and linked to Chicago and New York. Names and specifics are unreadable, but authorities pursue financial locking operations connected to a prelate committee and a hero figure in a tied scandal.
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Kerauvai
Grevy
Ravabaa
New York
Tina Chee Lok
Vietalin
Senate Adjournment Talk Narrows to July 31 Date
In Washington on June 15 reports say Senate discussions focus on a possible adjournment around July 31. Democratic and Republican leaders spar over timing as pressure builds for action on key bills. Some lawmakers propose pausing work to allow campaigning and rest before August.
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Washington
Feverayi
Senate
Sander Practice Licenses Limited After Revocation
The Manchester doctor Sander faces reinstatement within weeks but will be restricted to home care only until then. Hospitals in Manchester and Hillsborough County barred him. two Catholic hospitals ban remains. The State Board of Registration in Medicine revoked his license on April 19 and will not consider reinstatement before June 19.
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Manchester
Hermann N. Sine der Wit
Candia
Iti Ae
Willsborough Count Medical Society
State Board
Fire destroys Epping couple's home and belongings
A young Epping couple John Carroll 23 Constance Carroll 17 and their 11 month old son lost their Nottingham road home to a fire of undetermined origin. The house valued 4500 plus 1000 in furniture burned. they found temporary shelter in a Brentwood road camp. Fire disrupted local telephone service.
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Epping
John Carroll
Constance {Gagnon} Carroll
Nottingham Road
Ana Max
Frank Carroll
Lee
Brentwood Road
Alfred Gagnon
Bill Would Hike Tax Percentage On Corporations
A lengthy bill proposes raising the tax percentage on corporations, detailing changes in rates, effective dates, and potential fiscal impacts. The measure outlines adjustments to current corporate tax structure and revenue projections, with statements from sponsors and critics.
Worker's Buying Power Seen Doubled in 30 Years
Washington report notes the Committee for Economic Development projects the average worker’s buying power could double in the next three decades. Policy makers stress growth via investment in new industrial equipment, methods, and products to raise productivity, with caution on timelines. The plan, while ambitious, remains within plausible bounds according to the panel.
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Dayne
Committee For Economic Development
CHP
O'Maloney Wand
Paneer
Sentara Yudt Tr-Ohfol
Flandeys Ute
CHI
Bistieaniat
Urey
Flanders
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U.S. Bureau of Narcoities
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Tania
Tinala
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Partuiten
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Rebraka
Ghia
Deertina
Wherry
Lucas
Olneas
Hutt
Averybody
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Chase Wait
Nesshia
Sander
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