Reds Plan Crisis Session In Korean Armistice Talks
Reds said they have an important subject to discuss as Red and Allied truce negotiators prepare for a full dress session at Panmunjom amid speculation on final treaty terms. The armistice draft nears signature while disputes over prisoner releases and U S support stir tension among the parties.
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South Korea
Rhee
U. N
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Munson
Adm Momsen Makes First Visit to Portsmouth Yard
Rear Admiral Charles B. Momsen arrives as new commandant of the First Naval District and visits the Portsmouth Naval Base. He recalls his role in the Stalus rescue and Squalus salvage, and reviews Shipyard workers, inactive reservations, and the submarine USS Albacore prior to an August commissioning. He stays overnight with Captain Cronin and will attend a Bath launching tomorrow.
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First Naval District
Portsmouth Naval Base
Momsen
Portsmouth Herald
Adm
Squalus Memorial
Naval Base
Roe
Naval Shipyard
FS Constitution
Camp Langdon
Ft. Stark
Foster
Robert ©. Cronin
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Mom
Mass escapes swell POW camps in Korea crisis
Nearly 26 000 anti Communist POWs and escapees stir South Korea as 1800+ inmates bolt from five camps and a hospital. U N Command tallies 25 952 escapees in two days with 9 398 anti Red prisoners left. Incidents include 494 fighters clashing with U S Marines at Ascom City near Inchon.
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Seoul
South Korea
U. N
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
U.N
Fukyo
Ascom City
Inchon
U. N. Command
Red Back-to-Work Drive Fails to Quell East Berlin Resistance
East Berlin governed by Soviet backed authorities launches back-to-work propaganda as Western Allies condemn the firing squad execution of a West Berlin truck driver. Moscow strengthens frontier with 200 tanks and 10 000 troops while martial law rumors swirl amid citywide mourning and strikes.
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Rontier
West Berlin
Red Radio Berlin
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West
Egypt Proclaims Republic Ends Farouk Dynasty
Egypt's military rulers declared a republic last night, making Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib president and premier during a three year transitional period. Lt. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser became vice premier and interior minister as the Army Revolutionary Council takes key cabinet posts. The people will choose a new president by plebiscite after a new constitution is drafted. The proclamation strips the Farouk line of royal titles and ends 148 years of monarchy.
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Egypt
Farouk
Mohammed Naguib
Army Revolutionary Council
Naguib
Col
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Army
Olice
Parcel Post Rates Jump Boosts Foreign Shipments
Postmaster General Summerfield announced sharp increases in U S surface parcel post rates to foreign destinations, estimating an annual revenue rise of 17 million dollars.
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Washington
Summerfield
U.S
McCarthy Says He Knew For Some Time Of Red Plot
Senator McCarthy testifies he has known for some time that Communists want him killed. Former FBI counter spy Mazzei named Lou Bortz as the killer. Mundt says more evidence exists about a liquidation list and that other senators may be on it.
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Red
Washington
Sen
R-Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph D.mazzei
FBI
Pittsburgh
Communist Party
Lou Bortz
Bortz
Mazzei
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
No One Knows What Will Happen at the Air Base
Portsmouth officials report a standstill as the Defense Department and Air Force delay final plans for a limited jet bomber installation. Boston Engineers say no go-ahead order is received and bids on construction are on hold while Washington decides. Local leaders await federal direction and employment offices remain closed until clearance arrives.
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Boston
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Washington
Defense Agency
Umited
Andrew c. Graves
Portsmouth
French President urges unity to end cabinet crisis
Paris reports President Vincent Auriol bluntly ordered political leaders to end jealousies and craft a joint program after National Assembly rejected Radical Socialist Andre Marie, fourth failed bid. Auriol summoned 20 key deputies to negotiate with parties and former premiers to draft a solution.
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Vincent Auriol
France
National Assembly
Andre Marie
Marie
Paul Reynaud
Pierre Mendes-France
Georges Bidault
W National Assembly
Auriol
Legislature Approves Interim Tax Study
Concord reports the House passed a Gregg sponsored interim tax study 161 to 15 after a back and forth process. The measure moved from a $15 000 appropriation to $2 000 then to $12 500 in a revived Senate version before final passage.
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Concord
Greggs
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Gregg
Dill
Last Hope Gone as Eisenhower Rejects Appeal
President Eisenhower refused to intervene in the Rosenberg case as the Supreme Court lifted the stay on their execution. The 6-3 ruling, with Vinson leading, cleared the path for their electric chair death at 11 pm EDT, while a clemency petition remains at the White House.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
William O. Douglas
White House
Vinson
Congress
Douglas
Two Women Nabbed In NYC Vice Raid
Police raided a Palatial East 61st Street apartment, detaining Lea Howard 26 a Cranston RI model and Eleanor J. Parks 28 from Dayton OH an entertainer. They seized a notebook listing names of government figures and charged them with narcotics possession.
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New York 1
Washington
East Yith Street
Park Avenue
Lea Howard
Cranston, R. I
Eleanor J. Parks
Dayton
Ohio
Safety Stressed In Korean Crisis Under Clark
Washington reports Gen. Mark Clark faces the Korean crisis with a broad order to preserve UN forces. The Pentagon has given no fresh directives since Rhee released non‑Communist prisoners, while the White House and State Department monitor military options via Joint Chiefs of Staff discussions. Rhee’s action risks removing ROK troops from Eighth Army control and jeopardizing the initial UN agreement.
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Washington
Mark Clark
Far East
United Nations
South Korea
Pentagon
Clark
Syngman Rhee
Thhe U. N
White House
State Department
Pentagon Command
Cari
Rhee
Republic of South Korea
U. N. High Command
ROK
Eighth Army
Maxwell Taylor
Drowning Report At Jenness Beach Prompted Coast Guard Aid
Police and coast guardsmen were summoned to Jenness Beach early this afternoon on the report that an unidentified boy was in danger of drowning. No further details of the incident were available as The Portsmouth Herald went to press.
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Jenness Beach
Portsmouth Herald
Notice of Office Move in Kittery Maine
On and after Jung 18th my office will be located at 10 Walker St Kittery Maine Tel 1640 W and 1640 R adv Cc T C Wurm D Cr
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Walker St
Kittery
Maine
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