Senate Passes Aid Bill With Likely Further Cuts
The Senate approved a 6.7 billion foreign aid bill with 64 to 10 in favor and 9 Republicans plus one Democrat voting no as conference talks loom with the House over a 6.163 billion authorization. President Truman sought 8.7 billion and critics argue further cuts are probable before funds are available.
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House Interstate Committee
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Truman seeks 3.23 billion for atomic program expansion
President Truman asked Congress for 32.341 billion in a supplemental appropriation to fund a major expansion of atomic production facilities. The request would flow to the Atomic Energy Commission and the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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New Hampshire Faces Potato Shortage Earlier Harvest Declines
Concord New Hampshire faces a potato shortage as state official Clement A. Lyon reports acreage dropping from 10,000 to 4,000 through the past decade. The state now imports potatoes despite earlier exports, with crops shifting to other commodities due to dismal prices and Federal support. Maine and New England output rise slightly while New Hampshire’s 1951 fall harvest totaled about 375,000 bushels, down 20 percent from the prior year.
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Maine
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Renewed war fears traced to Korea and Germany tensions
Official Washington weighs renewed large scale combat risk in Korea as Chinese and North Korean forces build up, while new tensions in Germany influence Kremlin calculations. Analysts cite a 4 million man army and stronger air power, with captives resisting repatriation and negotiations stalling. Prime Minister Churchill warns of grave Korea situation and potential major assault if peace talks break down.
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State to Build Road If Government Pays
Newington faces a puzzle over who will fund and build an access road to Route 151 after the Portsmouth Air Force Base isolation. Public Works Commissioner Frank D. Merrill said the state would handle the project if the federal government foots the bill, but later said no air base funds exist and Army Engineers expect New Hampshire to pay. A town meeting with about 50 property owners reviewed land acquisition rights as Ally. Oscar Neukom explained options if offers were deemed unsuitable.
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Reds Repel Allied Raid With Year’s Heaviest Fire
In Korea the Reds unleashed their strongest barrage of the year, firing around 1265 rounds in 24 hours to halt an Allied raid near Korangpo. UN forces struck two hills in three hours, with tanks aiding, while fighting northwest of Yonchon repelled a Chinese attack. The Eighth Army reported heavy shelling of bunkers and trenches, with casualties at 105.
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Korangpo
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Eighth Army
Denies Implication In Maine Graft
A Boston appliance dealer, Frederick W. Papalos, testifying at a Maine Legislative Research Committee hearing, denies paying Maine governor or Commissioner Zahn any graft or bribes to keep his products in state liquor stores, saying he never gave anything improper. He described himself as in public relations at 910 Beacon St., Boston.
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Maine
Frederick W. Papalos
Zahn
Bernard T. Zahn
Liquor Commission
Papalos
Beacon St
Legislative Research Committee
State's Democrats To Meet June 8
New Hampshire will hold a meeting of its 12 man delegation to the Democratic National Convention on June 8. The session was announced by Hugh Waling, chairman of the state party. Waling, once a political unknown, backed Kefauver for president and was named a delegate favorable to his nomination.
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Truman to Speak at Keel Laying in New London
President Truman will address the keel laying ceremonies for the United States first atomic powered submarine in New London Connecticut on June 14. He will speak during the event and oversee the ceremony at the shipyard.
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York Village
Quads Not Quints Expected by Boston Mother of Three
Marion L Manning of Weymouth is expected to give birth to quadruplets mid August doctor Robert R Ryan of South Weymouth said after exams only he and an x ray doctor have examined her. Manning wife of John J Manning 36 president of South Shore Coach Lines Inc Weymouth is hospitalized for rest and treatment of a cold and has not planned elaborate delivery arrangements using a local hospital equipped for premature babies. She remarked she was numb about the situation and acknowledged the chance of quintuplets but expects quads with God’s will noted.
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Sub Commissioning Stated Tomorrow
The USS Wahoo, a Tang class submarine, will be commissioned at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Portsmouth Naval Base. Comdr. Eugene P. Wilkinson will command after a ceremony with naval officials and a school band performance.
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Willim FE. Davie
UBN
Edward C. Craig
USN
Delver
Leon N. Blair
John L. McCrea
First Naval District
Joost
Navy Department
No Paper Tomorrow Memorial Day Notice
In observance of Memorial Day The Portamouth Herald will not be published tomorrow. Complete details of news developments over the holiday will be carried in Saturday's issue of The Herald.
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Chambers Faces Senate Barrage in Iran era hearing
Chambers returns to Congress with five witnesses to testify before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee on Institute of Pacific Relations records. The panel seeks to learn if the IPR influenced U.S. Far East policy. Hiss conviction and ongoing debates over wage price controls frame a day of high political activity in Washington.
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Alger Hiss
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UnAmerican Activities Committee
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Hiss
Subcommittee
Claire Chennault
China
FSI
Communist Party
Herbert Philbrick
Sen
Maybank
D-S.c
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
France's Top Red Charged With Gun Possession
Marques Duclos, France's top Communist, was charged with carrying a gun during a bloody demonstration against General Hideway and jailed awaiting trial. Interior Minister Ariane announced proof of an organized conspiracy by Communists. In Paris, one Communist was killed, 17 wounded, 200 police injured. hundreds arrested in multiple cities amid protests against NATO general.
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Charles Ariane
Parle
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Bordeaux
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Cominusnists
Voters Urged to Check Registration Details at City Hall
The Board of Registrars meets at City Hall from June 2 to 7 to review party member registrations and additions to representations. Voters are urged to check pasted room notices for confirmation and accuracy of their records.
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