Police Seek Probation Licenses For Juvenile Drivers
The New Hampshire Police Chiefs Association urges a state law for 16 to 18 year olds to obtain probationary licenses with license suspensions possible without court action. The group cites highway deaths and notes the need for close supervision for two years. Authorities pledge to curb July 4th fatalities while warning drivers to avoid reckless independence on Independence Day.
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Concord
New Hampshire Police Chiefs Association
Nashua
Joseph L. Regan
Regan
Louis C. Wyman
Glady
Ralph W. Caswell
Steel industry readies for decisive steel strike
The nation’s top steel firms move to bank furnaces as labor talks with USW stall near midnight. 600,000 workers across 96 firms face potential shutdowns while negotiations hinge on a 10-cent wage rise and possible selective strikes. Bethlehem Baltimore plant sees 5-600 workers walk out in a show of discontent.
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Pitisburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel Companies
US Steel
McDonald
Bethlehem Steel Co
Baltimore
Hoover Commission winds up two year government study
The Hoover Commission closes with controversy over reorganization plans aimed at balancing the budget and enabling tax cuts. Hoover, as chairman, issues a final report before exiting public life at 80. A water resources and power report sparked strident dissent, charging risks to federal power and urging private utilities.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Herbert Hoover
Commission On
Hoover
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Defense
Arthur S$. Flemming
Ex-Red Unfolds Story of Intrigue in Senate Hearing
Former Brooklyn Eagle employee Burdett testified he worked for Russia as a spy in 1940-41 and later joined CBS. He named ex-colleagues like Charles Grutzner as suspected Communists in 1937-40, with several invoking the Fifth Amendment. Stern denied Communist ties and said Yugoslav Embassy role was purely business.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
Charles Grutzner
New York Times
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Winston M. Burdlett
Son
Eastland
D-Miss
Subcommittee
Gruizner
Burdett
Brooklyn Eagle
Columbia Broadcasting System
Grutiner
Brooklyn Sagle
Monroe Stern
Stern
New York City
Communist Party
Fuller Donates 15000 for North Hampton School Playground
Alvan T Fuller former Massachusetts governor and longtime Little Boar's Head resident gives 15000 to North Hampton Elementary School for a new playground and athletic field. Work will start immediately under Harry Carter with plans by Fuller and Fuller Jr. Completion hoped before September opening.
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North Hampton
Alvan T Fuller
Massachusetts
Little Boar's Head
North Hempton
Harry Carter
Alvin T. Fuller Jr
Search for 4 Airmen Off Southern Japan Hampered by Fog
TOKYO The search for four Marine airmen off southern Japan entered its fourth day as fog and darkness hinder rescue efforts. One radio signal was heard, raising hopes amid spray-drenched life rafts. Missing are Capt Hodgin P Montaine Jackson MS pilot of a Marine Sky Knight jet. Second Lt David Winton Bell Wayzata Minn ordnance officer. Alan Murdock McAneny Jr Yonkers NY Marine Fury jet pilot. and an unidentified helicopter crewman from yesterday’s crash. Three crewmen were rescued.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Japan
Beard
Hodgin P. Montaine
Jackson
Miss
Marine
Sky Knight
David Winton Bell
Wayzata
Minn
Alan Murdock McAneny Jr
Yonkers
N.Y
Admitted Killer Held For Superior Court
Robert Curtis 19 of Somerville Mass appeared before Judge George R Scammon in Municipal Court Exeter on a charge of first degree murder in the shooting of Leslie N Jackman 56 of Danvers Mass. Curtis was held without bail for the September term of Superior Court after waiving exam ination and entering a plea of innocent. He appeared nervous and ill at ease as the charge was read and his plea was entered.
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Exeter
Robert Curtis
Somerville
Mass
George R. Scammon
Leslie N. Jackman
Danvers
Superior Court
Curtis
Local Properties Sold Prompt Expansion Plans
The report notes M J Whalen bought 28 000 sq ft of land at Norcot Manufacturing Islington St from Morley Co for at least 10000 in stamps. He plans a 60 000 to 70 000 building expansion and cites air base housing demand. Additional real estate transfers include Driscall Realty buying Vaughan and Fleet lands for about 35000 and Cohen selling Fleet St property for at least 16000.
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Fortamouth Air Force Base
Michael J. Whalen
Norcot Manufacturing Co
Islington St
Morley Co
County Registry of Deeds Office
Whaten
Whalen
Norcor
Islington
Albany
Registry of Deeds Office
Driscall Realty Inc
Vaughan
Fleet Streets
Charles and
Sadie P. Goose
Lillian A. Cohen
Portsmouth
Fleet Street
Paul V. Brown
Richard D. Currier
Congress Passes Military Money Bill
Congress sent President Eisenhower the year’s largest defense bill totaling about 92 billion dollars for the armed forces. The House passed first and the Senate quickly approved the conference agreements. The package funds the Army Navy and Air Force for the coming fiscal year and includes money to speed B32 jet bomber output.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Defense Fforces
Tomaor Raiw
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Wilson
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Grinnell Lands Racing Panel Seat Amid Council Move
Gov. Lane Dwinell and the Executive Council, after closed talks, appointed George H. Grinnell of Derry to the State Racing Commission for a three year term. Byron Redman resigned as chairman. Albert Hamel of Manchester named to succeed him as chairman. Davison retained as Public Utilities Commission chairman despite two votes against.
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Concord
Lane Dwinell
Execctive Council
George H. Grinnell
Derry
Byron E. Redman
Hampton
Albert W. Hamel
Manchester
Redman
Jess
Gov
Dwinell
Harold K. Davison
Woodsville
State Public Utilities Commission
Davison
Charles T. Durell
Portsmouth
Frederic H. Fletcher
Milford
Parker H. Merrow
Ossipee
Romeo J. Champagne
John P. H. Chandler
Warner
Eeom
James R. McGreal
State
Stanley W. Colby
Claremont Police Commission
New Hampshire National Guard
Leo W. Cloutier
Louis Franggos
James Wilson
George L. Denis
Claremont
Grinnell
Rockingham Park
Commission
Davidson
Public Utilities Commission
Hearing Scheduled On Service Road Plan
A public hearing in Concord Tuesday at 1 30 p m will review a Senate bill amending the Spaulding Turnpike plan to build a slow speed service road from Echo avenue to Gusting road with access at both junctions. The $13 500 000 turnpike funds would cover the project, with Portsmouth property owners previously suing to compel construction. Mayor John J Leary and City Manager Robert C Violette will attend for the city, joined by attorneys Charles J Griffin Thomas E Flynn and John J Whaley for property owners.
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Portsmouth
Spaulding
Concord
Senate
Echo Avenue
Gusting Road
Aeed Me
John J. Leary
Robert C. Violette
Charles J. Griffin
Thomas E. Flynn
John J. Whaley
Liquor Licenses May Have to Pay Veterans Bonus
Concord. The House Appropriations Committee will propose that New Hampshire’s 340 clubs and hotels with liquor licenses cover the cost of a one million dollar Korean veterans bonus. Rep. W Douglas Scamman said reducing the wholesale discount on liquor from 10 to 5 percent would bring in about 370000 a year to finance the bond over 20 years. The amended bonus bill sails to be reported next Wednesday. The measure would grant a 100 bonus to veterans who served during the Korean conflict. Meanwhile the Senate passed a bill to double the Fish and Game Commission to 11 members after seven votes. Perkins cast the deciding vote in favor, with term limits for the director debated. One commissioner would be named from each county.
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Concord
House Appropriations Committee
W. Douglas Scamman
Rstratham
State Liquor Commission
Scamman
House
Senate
Fish and Game Commission
Perkins
Concord Rey
Bonn Reds State Diplomatic Parley
West German government accepts Moscow proposal to hold talks on normalizing diplomatic trade and cultural relations with Soviet Russia. It remains uncertain whether Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will travel to Moscow for the discussions.
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Uyvnn
Germany
Moscow
Bonn Republic
Soviet Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Kremlin
Paris
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Arthur J. Goldberg. McDoneld
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William H. Walker
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Eler
Hillsborough County
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South End
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Grafton County
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Meredith
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