Retiring Portsmouth Officers Dennis Kelley and Harold Trueman
Inspector Dennis J. Kelley and Patrolman Harold J. Trueman will retire July 1 after long service with the Portsmouth police. State Police Retirement Board in Dover approved the pensions of $100 monthly. Kelley totals 82 years with the department and Trueman 16 years. The article notes Kelley’s plain methods and memory as keys to his success and mentions his Irish lineage and early career.
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Schuman Aims to End War With European Coal Steel Plan
Paris June 20 AP Six Western European nations opened a historic conference to pool coal and steel. French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman said the aim was to abolish war in Europe. He noted Britain’s cautious stance but hoped it would join. He said blending Germany and France would banish latent causes of trouble and create a solid European edifice under supra national authority.
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Husband Denies Garland Attempted death by own action
Hollywood June 20 AP reports that Judy Garland tried to slash her throat in despondency. Vincent Minelli denied the claim and asked that she be left alone. Garland, 27, was resting after suspension by her studio for not reporting to a picture.
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Peace Talk Fades Cold War Rhetoric at Raverners Meet
At the Raverners conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Secretary of State Acheson and Hoffman urged focus on preserving peace over victory in war The discussions reflect administration strategy ahead of upcoming elections amid Democratic concerns about Republican use of a peace platform The piece notes criticism of belligerent tones and the influence of antiCommunist charges on the campaign landscape
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Court Ruling Sought On GE Control Of PSC
Concord June 20 AP A state Supreme Court opinion on whether Public Service Company of New Hampshire is an affiliate of General Electric was sought today by Sullivan County Democratic Chairman Harry Carlson and supported by Franklin City Solicitor Eugene v Daniell. The case centers on GE's influence and a potential 2 million dollar rate hike for the utility. The hearing began with cross examination of Daniell as the commission plans to present its case in opposition. The long proceeding, started March 20, has featured extensive questioning of GE officials and utility president Avery F R Schiller.
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Woman Wins Maine Democratic Nomination in Primaries
In Portland Maine Lucia M Cormier a Rumford book store owner won the Democratic congressional nomination in the First District by more than a two to one margin over Dr Adrian H Scollen of Portland She calls herself a newcomer to politics and credits the win to her surprise and support Maine Democrats nominate others including Robert Hale and Earle Grant in various races with Governor Payne unopposed in the GOP race.
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Congress Expected To Add 300 FBI Agents
Washington June 20 congressional panels move to approve FBI director Hoover request for 300 extra agents to pursue Communist suspects. He warned of about 4 000 known Communists and 100 000 Red sympathizers as a potential fifth column, noting greater activity than during World War I.
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Hungary Buys Time With St Stefan Crown Offer
Vienna dispatch reports Hungary’s communist rulers offered to release imprisoned American executive Robert A. Vogeler in exchange for the relic crown of St Stefan. U S officials have resisted but indicate Vogeler could be freed within weeks as negotiations proceed amid long-standing travel bans and consulate closures.
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Kittery York Eliot Men Win GOP Bids
In York County races Kittery and York men won GOP nominations for state senate seats while Everett S Knight swept to renomination for sheriff. Carl J Brogai led with 4 338 votes, Dennett and Marshall trailed, Democratic slate renominated Goodwin Downs and Hickey, Knight posted a big sheriff margin over Sullivan, county commissioner race saw Lord top Seam an, Dow wins Eliot seat, Gerrish loses in York Old Orchard North.
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Boy pushes car ignition caused Palive collision
Four year old Mark Lapham, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lapham, climbed into his father’s car in the garage and started the engine. The car backed into a parked vehicle owned by Mrs Ethel Micure, causing over $40 in damage. Mark was uninjured.
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Accused Chemist Taken to Tennessee
UTICA N Y June 20 AP see Ale fred Dean Sack accused of ware tine spying for Soviet Russia left here today by automobile for Ten essee under heavy guard. The 44 year old Syracuse hiding ist wore handcuffs which wore in tached Loa chain around his waist. He was In custody of two deputy marshals. Another deputy followed in another car. THE THREE GUARDS declined to say whether Slack would be driven all the way to Tennessee or whether he would be transferred to a train or airplane. Slack charged with espionage in connection with the Dr Kinus Puchs spy ring told a report agent he had been well treated since he entered jail. He wore a blue suit and a gray nat brought to him by his wife during his stay in jail. When arrested last Thursday in Syracuse he wore gray trousers and a gray coat that did not match. "we ASKED BY a reporter whether yests maintained his innocence"
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Bill Would Cut Luxury Levies By Next September
A House bill seeks to reduce corporate levies and a new withholding plan, targeting a phased rate cut by September next year. The measure would impose a 10 percent withholding on corporate tax bonds and adjust rates across brackets, affecting earnings above $50,000 and overall revenue projections.
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