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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1948

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Berlin Blockade Angers British Governor Over Inhumanity

Britain denounces the Soviet Berlin blockade as ruthless and inhumane and urges United Nations intervention. Berlin officials say appeals will go to the four occupying powers, with plans to reach Lake Success. London vows firm action while Soviet hard coal imports rush from Poland to replace Ruhr losses.

Berlin United Nations Copenhagen Danis Bran Robertson Onal Advisory Council Hamburg Britain Frou Louise Schroeder Fra Schroeder Lake Success Russia Trygve Lie Security Council Poland Ruhr Germany

York County Officials Delay Parker Warrant

York County authorities delayed serving a manslaughter warrant against Charles D. Parker of Kittery to attend the funeral of Kennebunk attorney Homer Waterhouse. Parker is linked to the May crash that killed Mrs. Flossie White of Portsmouth and possibly passenger Kempton Pierce, with investigation ongoing and warrants held until further developments.

York County Charles D. Parker Kittery Kennebunk Everett Knight Alfred Parker Flossie White Portsmouth Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Portsmouth Herald Homer Waterhouse Maine White Kempton Pierce Brockton Mass Piscataqua River

Man Found Dead in Bed at School Street Home

A Portsmouth resident, Stephen Kolensky, age unknown, was found dead in his second story room at 41 School Street after being unseen for several days. Dr. Wendell P. Clare indicated death occurred on Friday night from natural causes. body in advanced decomposition, taken directly to a tomb. Patrolman Lloyd N. McGraw gained entry with a ladder. owner had not seen him since Friday. Kolensky had worked for Mrs. Marion Lord of Pleasant Street for 20 years.

Portsmouth Wendell P. Clare Stephen Kolensky Lloyd N. McGraw Kolensky School Street Marion Lord Pleasant Street Clare

Army Recovers Local War Hero's Diamond Ring

The army's graves registration unit located and returned a diamond ring worn by a Porta mouth soldier killed in Normandy to his mother, Mrs. Chester A. Hersey of 41 Dearporn Street, who was informed this week of the recovery.

Normandy Army Chester A. Hersey Dearporn Street

Rockport Teens Found Off New Castle After Fogbound Run

Three Rockport youths Carl Hoffman Robert Davis and Ted Stary all from prominent Greater Boston families were found asleep aboard their 18 foot speedboat tied at the New Castle New Hampshire Portsmouth Yacht Club after fogbound searching by Coast Guard. They had traveled from Rockport seeking work and funds, were awakened by state troopers and later contacted their families in Rockport. The youths planned to return once weather clears.

Hoth Rockport Mass Coast Guard Portsmouth Yacht Club New Castle Carl Hoffman Robert Davis Ted Stary Greater Boston New Hampshire Wolfman Starr Young Hoffman Hoffman Wentworth Hotel Massachusetts Portsmouth Carroll J. Hoffman Vineyard Road Newton Center Davis Franklin B. Davis Fresh Pond Dane Cambridge Thomas Starr Hundreds Wellesley Fortsmouth Yacht Club Fort Point Inte Piscaitaqua River

Burglaries Sweep Downtown Portmouth Unchecked

A wave of 21 burglaries over 10 weeks hits Port mouth downtown with $1,000 in losses to mid-town merchants. City Marshal Hewitt cites no definite clues, blames guards for laxity, and refuses to discuss theories. Many incidents are roof or window entries. several businesses report thefts of cash, valuables, or merchandise, while some cases end with vandalism and few leads.

Portsmouth Leonard H. Hewitt Marshal Hewitt Herald Hartford J. D. Hartford The

Shoals Station May Be Reopened by Coast Guard

U S Senators Styles Bridges and Ches ter E Merrow say Isles of Shoals Shoals Station will be fully manned this summer as recruitment picks up and funds become available The coast guard headquarters in Washington has been contacted and an exact reactivation date may be set later This follows a Portsmouth Yacht Club appeal for re establishment of the life saving station amid criticism of current coast guard protection

Coast Guard Appledore Island Isles of Shoals U. S Styles Bridges U.S Chester E. Merrow Portsmouth Yacht Club Washington Merrow Bridges Yacht Club

Youth Injured In Crash at Cider Hill York

A Somersworth youth suffered head injuries when a car left Cider Hill road York and struck a guard rail. Gerard R. J. Veignesult, 18, was admitted to York Harbor hospital for observation with x rays to assess injuries. The other three Somersworth youths were hospitalized briefly and released. Patrolman Ranald Langisle investigated.

Somersworth Cider Hill Road York Gerard R. J. Veignesult York Harbor Hospital Ranald Langisle

Phillips Exeter Grad Creates Frankfurt Furore

FRANKFURT Germany June 29 AP The imminent arrival of Defense Secretary James Forrestal s son Michael a Phillips Exeter Academy graduate stirs reports that the secretary is en route to Germany for talks with General Lucius D Clay Forrestal s 21 year old son works in Paris for Ambassador Averell Harriman ERP representative in Europe Public relations at Rhein Main airfield announced Forrestal arriving with Harriman but the notice was later withdrawn

Frankfurt Germany Defense James Forrestal Michael Lucius D. Clay Forrestal Phillips Exeter Academy Paris W. Averell Warriman ERP Europe Rhein-Main Harriman

North Hampton Plans Central Grade School Build

Governor Dale and the executive Council approved the North Hampton school district to construct a central grade school at a cost of 165000 dollars, per the Associated Press.

North Hampton Dale Executive Council Associated Press

Quake Devastates Fukui. Thousands Feared Dead or Injured

Shattered Fukui in Japan reports new tremors as military officials estimate 2600 dead or injured from the quake. American nationals suffer injuries but escape major harm. Rescue efforts reach the stricken area while officials doubt deaths will exceed 300 nationwide. injuries may reach 5000.

Fukui Japan Joseph W. Swing U. S. J Army First Corps Kyoto Sea of Japan

London Dock Workers End 16 Day Wildcat Strike

London dock workers voted to return to work tomorrow as government forces moved to crush the 16 day stoppage. 2,000 soldiers moved into docks to unload vital supplies. about 18,000 idle workers nationwide. Emergency powers may be used to secure food and transport.

London George VI Liverpool- Birkenhead Arthur Deakin

Cominform slams Tito as lines up power in Yugoslavia

London dispatch reports Cominform denounces Tito and Yugoslav leaders accusing them of Trotskyism and anti Soviet policies. Sources in Rome say Moscow may push martial law rumors and move Cominform headquarters while Western observers see potential break with Moscow and shifts in Yugoslav politics.

London Rome Russia Yugoslavia Cominform Balkan Marshal Tito Tanjug Tito Belgrade Prague Associated Press Nis Rado -Pravo Communist Yeaterday Bled United Nations Red Army Europe European Recovery Program Organization Italy Moscow Yugorslavia Jn Warsaw Warsaw Stockholm Tideningen London Telegraph Kremlin Buureau Comin

Welcome Mat Prepared for Summer Visitors

Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce publicity group met at Yoken's That She Blows on Lafayette road to plan a large welcome effort for thousands of tourists. They discussed pamphlets titled Invitations to Portsmouth highlighting historic sites and the city as the Open Door, and signage at key approaches to guide visitors before the Fourth of July.

Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce Yoken Lafayette Road Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce Portsamouth Islington Street Memorial Bridge

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