Portsmouth Herald (Newspaper) - January 15, 1932, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Jan tot Rain this tonight Colder generally fair and AND TIMES Sua Sun Sets High a m in i Light Auto at ni VOL NO 94 PORTSMOUTH N R FRIDAY JANUARY 15 1932 Portsmouth Republican Merged With THB HERALD July 1 1902 PRICE TWO CENTS acted And M the evening Mayor F Hartford to the of council that useless positions should ished and expenditure of ths street lights for Investigation and re- motley in Shis way should cease and asked the members ot ttus board to abolish and make certain consolidations ia others In Of efficiency and saving Ths Mayor repeated at a previous meetin committee on claims A petition from residents of road asking for a street was referred to the committee on port A resolution authorizing the city bid in all real estate for ment of back taxes was passed The quarterly report of marshal was received and placed on to had asked the council to file these matters said We don't I A communication from ths Junior to impair the efficiency of any department bu: is an ity for a real saving The meeting of the City Council as required by an ordinance for the lection of city officials was held at City Hall with Mayor Hartford pre- siding the following members James H Smith Prank 3 Salph L Hett Edward M Buckley Patrick J Stephen H Goodwin William Rose J Soyan The first part of the was occupied by routine business and the reports of the Board of Health meat inspector and city solicitor were and placed file The of Jerome Hefner for sheep killed by dogs was referred to the High Association was received in which the association urged that na reduction be made ia the annual school budget The applications of Katharine len and Margaret A Inglis for the position of city were received and placed on file The city solicitor recommended that the of A W Tobey for for poultry killed by dogs be settled for this was accepted and the ordered paid A for poultry belonging to ter W Dodge killed by was on the table A resolution was passed authorising the Mayor to sell and convey the city's Interest in real estate acquired i REPARATIONS PROBLEM AT Associated Press Photo Hera are some of tha men who thrash out Europe's tha reparations conference In Lausanne Switzerland January 25 Tha meeting ia faced by Chancellor rich Bruening a declaration that Germany ia unable to continue paying reparations Flandin French minister of finance Neville Chamberlain British exchequers Stata for arui Chancellor view Of N Jao leashed by a crumbling dam a wall of water swept from mines last night six mile's of countryside and through sections of this village and Londonderry wrecking homes stripping bridges from their tions and ripping the from highways Several lives wera led as water overwhelmed homes in its path All escaped except one man Thomas Colbath did his room when thai warning came yesterday residents of the two worked to pressure rains and mild weather had put on tlie> dam failed to send enough water down the river bed shortly before midnight the dam broke Three houses were carried away ad Londonderry Three bridges were torn down the schoolhouse was destroyed and telegraph and telephone lines were felled Continued on Page Three TEN MEMBi FAMILY Hi Tornado Sweeps Through Two In Tennessee By Associated Pressl Tha home of By Associated York Jan stock ket resisted pressures of profit-taking the trading today and turned upward after mid-day erable selling came into the rails ing tho morning reflecting uneasiness in some brokerage circles de- lay in tha negotiations at Chicago but the early Losses of 1 to 3 points I were partially regained in the after- noon recovery Trading was dull New York Central failed to follow the decline and registered a one point advance when the market turned were pressed a in joe Auburn and Case SOLDIERS City From Japanese After 43 Hours Of Severe Fii By hex bottled up but still alive a half Tientsin China dozen grasshoppers which were newspapers today said Chinese ping around in her yard yesterday U- 8 Steel and lar and volunteers have has them in a bottle on recovered after pied after 48 hours of at her store at The Plains Trenton Tenn Jan Webb farmer living near Eaton was American Telephone of a family wers killed and three moved 20 feet and his bam torn away j sagging a point cr Pacific the Japanese who others injured yesterday when a number of houses were reported j sold down three points at one time and Imprisoned For Urging ers To Of Civil Dis- By Associated Press Bombay Jan 15 Mrs nado whipped through two farming demolished in a community between communities bowling over houses and and Eaton From there the twister barns Little hope was held for the swept on to near Lex where neighbors recovery of Lucille an the saw the tornado's ber of the which lived near j funnel dip down and rip the Rice Lex Tenn Snarled telephone lines home to pieces The dead and injured prevented complete reports of the were picked up over a radius of several storm damage but it was understood j hundred yards among parts of the that at least 10 or 12 buildings in or house One child was blown so far his near Lex and Eaton communities had body was not found for several hours issues getting down 1 to 2 included Santa Fe ern Pacific Baltimore Ohio can and others ESTATE OF By Associated Press Chicago Jan will was sentenced at Surat today I to six weeks in prison for urging handas K Gandhi who is almost as villagers to a campaign of boycott great an idol among India's unlettered of civil disobedience She was arrested multitudes as her husband the Mat several ago when her husband HE MIRACLES of JESUS Rosamond Joyzelle in A DRAMA Costumes effects music orth Church Sunday P M went to jail She asked the policeman who took him to let her go along but with a warning activity which they left her behind not to engage in any would bring her afoul of the law The tiny woman took her dent Hoover in various state primaries He said Mr Hoover would be entered of Julius Rosenwald was filed in Probate Court today showing an estate of The Family 100 dead or wounded before they j retreated from the city Both j At Wittenberg college Springfield ess and Japanese newspapers said self-help students who work from the Japanese have been forced to re- j 30 hours a week got better graded treat the position they occupied working fewer hours along the railway following their advance to Chinchow and that their losses in dead wounded have been heavy in the several days of fighting They defeated in most places the pers said t The battle was still in along the railway between Association which wag formed to aad carry on the of m Pennsylvania Concerning the an- was bequeathed By Associated Press Washington Jan ment to renominate President Hoover moved strongly today with the pre- diction that the Oklahoma delegation from the convention would be pledged to Hoover James Burk general consul yesterday fay Postmaster Brown that Mr Hoover was a date for re-election it was said at the White House the chief executive giving little attention to personal i tics at this time He was described as j concentrating on his economic program and the remainder of the the BLACK FOXES STOLEN I boycott of the British RYE By Associated Press j Pembroke Jan A today sought the aid of Ilice authorities to 13 black Christian Church L Fox pastor 10.45 a m Morning service Sermon subject Jesus as Preacher 12 tn Sunday school 7.30 p m Christian foxes which were stolen from his ranch He said each fox was worth at least A duplicate of Columbus flagship the Santa Maria Is to be sailed across the Spain next year to be displayed at the Chicago BASKETBALL TONIGHT vs P H S Junior High Gym Preliminary Starts Concert by High School Band Before game a the Japanese into Jahol Province ODDITIES OF THE WARM WEATHER To all who are fond of dandelion greens the news that Mrs Don den of 162 Stark St is going to have a meal of freshly gathered will set their watering for a taste of those delicious spring edibles Glidden has gathered a peck of greens which this warm weather has brought out from their winter quarters And another evidence of the mild weather is that Mrs Peckham BASKETBALL DANCE at Peirce Hall TONIGHT For students and their friends Sub JIM'S WHIST Pythian Hall Freeman Bit Friday Jan 15 P M Starting 5 week Series Prize Diamond Ring Also 12 good prizes every week
