02 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
1
An article discusses penalties for Nazi crimes and treason involving foreigners. It notes possible death penalty and severe punishment, with emphasis on allegiance, criminal activity, and actions against the state, while cautioning against mislabeling as treason.
A party hosted at a Kittery address celebrated a young woman’s new home with gifts and pleasant entertainment. Attendees included Mrs Artion Berry Mr D Smith Miss Pauline Goulee and many others. guests enjoyed refreshments and a light program.
Troops from New York and New England will move to Pine Camp for large army maneuvers starting August 17. Maj. Warner and Maj. Scofield will head provost police with 50 troopers patrolling roads. Over 20,000 soldiers arrive by motor vehicle amid traffic concerns. 3,000 vehicles expected in the operation.
Heat waves grip the Midwest with at least ten deaths reported and a forecasted break as storms and showers approach. Temperatures topped 100 degrees in several cities including Kansas City and Tulsa with fatalities in St Louis and Tulsa. Weather officials warned showers may bring relief but not a definitive end to the heat.
The body of Frank Garnovich, a Marine guard at Portsmouth Navy Yard, was recovered early today by Coast Guard after he disappeared on July 24. A board of investigation, led by Rear Admiral P Snyder, studied the death and reported to Washington. Garnovich, 21, from Philadelphia, had been at the yard briefly. The recovery was aided by Boatswain's Mate Howard Gunnison and Machinist Mate Joseph Alley, with inquest set by Rear Adm. C P Snyder. Undertaker W L Griffin notified.
Geneva Aug 2 Premier Mussolini refused to accept the entire Tilo Eflioplai formula for peace and further talks seemed necessary. French and British leaders reported optimism, Laval said the League Council would meet to pursue a public session if accord is reached. The Ethiopian delegation reportedly remains dissatisfied with the current proposal.
Fragmentary OCR yields a medical referee named Dr Charles W Kinghorn of Et tery who pronounced a dean due to a resolvent crumbling. The text references Greenoviews father and a funeral or disposition but lacks clear context or dates.
A New York report describes the completion milestone as New York's new mid-low run tunnel to the New Jersey shore, a cylinder more than a mile long, being holed through. The text also contains garbled phrases about Indianapolis and weed-stripping efforts unrelated to the tunnel project.
Addis Ababa faces possible martial law as Emperor Si Jessi's advisors weigh drastic orders to curb thousands of armed troops entering the city. Ethiopia's leaders urge women to rally for the country as two mayors and two police chiefs are named to secure order during ongoing hostilities.
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