DeRochement to Make 3 Documentary Movies
Louis deRochemont announced plans for three new documentary features to be produced within three months. The Whistle at Baton Falls stars Brad Adams in a New England mill town, with Portsmouth and nearby towns used for filming, and actors from Lost Boundaries among the crew.
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Hungary Sees Possible Vogeler Release This Week
Vienna reports from AP reliable informants say Robert A. Vogeler American businessman jailed in Hungary on espionage charges may be released this week. Indications point to transfer to U.S. officials as early as Tuesday or Wednesday, though no promises were made. Vogeler, 38, a ITT executive, was sentenced last February to 18 years after pleading not guilty to espionage and sabotage. His wife Lucille Vogeler expressed cautious optimism in London after a May 12 meeting with Secretary of State Acheson, while Vogeler's father in New York voiced guarded hope. British associate Edgar Sanders, also jailed, is unlikely to be released now, and no swap deal involving Valentin Gubitchev is acknowledged by U.S. officials.
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Woman Democrat Seeks Congress in Maine Primary
In Portland Maine Lucia M Cormier a 38 year old Rumford book store owner and Democratic national committeewoman faces Dr Adrian H Sealten in the First district in a light turnout primary. Sealten previously ran for the U S Senate losing to Margaret Chase Smith. Other races include governor two House seats Legislature and county posts with Republicans largely unopposed.
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European roads mined to slow Soviet attack
Western Allies reportedly mined key roads and bridges in West Germany and parts of Europe to hinder a Soviet strike. Photos show holes drilled in a Rhine area highway covered with concrete caps and explosives. French and American sources note evacuation plans and civilian pullout in emergencies, with East German press calling it propaganda and a French spokesman dismissing the report as nonsense.
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Bipartisan push to speed Social Security expansion
Washington June 19 Senate Democratic and Republican leaders joined to hasten passage of an expanded social security measure. Amendments begin Wednesday with debate and a vote on the bill and related draft extension. Key figures Lucas and Taft advocate increased wage base tax and broader coverage.
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Truman to Seek H Bomb Funds for Atomic Work
Congressional sources say President Truman will ask Congress for 300 million dollars to accelerate hydrogen bomb development. The money would fund construction at Atomic Energy Commission sites including Oak Ridge Tennessee Los Alamos New Mexico and Hanford Washington. The request to Congress could be sent within days.
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Firemen Battle Blaze at Acres Market Attic
General alarm sounded after 1 pm for a fire in the attic of the Weat acre market on Circuit road. Firefighters navigated smoke-filled aisles to locate the fire while the store owner Alex Beloslock watched efforts unfold.
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Justice Agency Studies Airing of Amerasia Facts
Attorney General McGrath said the Justice Department will decide soon whether to publish a full report on the 1945 Amerasia case as urged by a federal grand jury. The report ties to McCarthy's charges about State Department Communist links and features six arrests tied to Amerasia.
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Senate panels wrap up foreign arms aid bill talks
Two Senate committees met in private to finish details on a 1.2995 billion foreign arms aid bill. Informal approval was given to the program’s location last Friday. Decisions loom on transfer authority to President Truman, arms sales policy cash terms, and related questions.
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Millionaire Bookie Erickson Pleads Guilty to 60 Charges
New York June 19 AP millionaire gambler Frank Erickson pleaded guilty in Special Sessions Court to one conspiracy count and 59 bookmaking counts. His attorney said he wished to withdraw not guilty pleas and plead guilty to the information. Sentencing set for June 26. maximums could total 60 years in prison and $30,000 in fines.
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House Group Votes On $500 Million Hike In Corporations Tax
General MacArthur outlined Americas defense position in Asia at a Tokyo conference with Secretary Johnson and General Bradley. He urged prompt American materiel aid to Formosa and Southeast Asia while talks explored military aspects of a Japanese peace treaty. Japanese leaders sought unity on bases and a peace treaty with Western powers as parties claim neutrality in June elections.
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Warren Says McCarthy Not a GOP Spokesman
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W Va June 19 AP Top flight Republican governors divided over McCarthyism. Gov Dewey mixed on McCarthy charges about communists in the State Department while Gov Warren said blanket accusations lack evidence and that McCarthy speaks for himself not the GOP. Gov Duff echoed concerns about subversives and said the administration is not coming clean with facts.
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Truman Expected To Rename All Atomic Advisers
Washington June 19 an aide said President Truman will reappoint the four current members of the Atomic Energy Commission. The terms expire June 30 and a new chairman is not yet chosen. Incumbents are Sumner Pike Henry D Smyth Gordon Dean and Thomas Murray. Pike may stay as acting chairman until a permanent choice is made. The chairmanship has been vacant since David Lilienthal resigned.
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Ralph E. Meras Dies Prominent Exeter Businessman at 73
Ralph Eugene Meras, prominent Exeter retailer and former gubernatorial candidate on the Prohibition ticket, died in Newton Massachusetts after a three month illness. Born February 24, 1877 in Dover-Foxcroft Maine, he moved to Exeter in 1898 and owned the long running furniture store at 195 Water Street after a 1945 fire destroyed his prior shop. A former Exeter Chamber of Commerce president, he remained a director and active in public affairs until his death.
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College roots of top US corporate managers
An AP report notes a statistical study by the American Institute of Management of 293 “excellently managed” corporations. It finds most presidents come from the northeastern states, average age 58, many college graduates from eastern schools, and high pay and stock ownership ranging from under 25,000 to several million dollars.
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Vote on Excise Cut Could Shape Tax Bill
Washington June 1 Bours Ways and Means panel opened debate on a 500 million tax boost claim with per year limits for corporations. The move could determine if excise taxes on fur, luxury goods, and other items pass or are trimmed. Supporters argue it offsets revenue needs while opponents fear tax shifts. The committee seeks a balance between corporate tax rates and consumer prices, with chairman Dougston guiding deliberations and potential revisions expected before final vote.
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Giant Navy Plane Carries 144 Men From Hawaii to U S
A Navy air transport carried 144 men from Hawaii to the mainland in a flight to Alameda California. The cargo ship shuttled from Pearl Harbor to Alameda with training personnel and equipment, setting a new record for the route despite earlier figures.
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