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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1938

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Wallace figures push normal corn supply to avert referendum

Washington column assesses Secretary Wallace and his team who recalculated the normal corn supply to avoid a presidentially compelled referendum on farm quotas. Through successive adjustments they raised the normal figure from 2,773 million to 2,913 million bushels, narrowly preserving Democratic hopes in the corn belt. The author notes the maneuvering behind the scenes and hints at political implications for Congress.

Washington Wallace Agriculture Secretary Congress Corn Herth Iowa Ceres Mr. Wellate

Europe Tense Sparks Alarm Amid Rapid Developments

London and Paris reported fresh restrictions for travel between countries as Germany accelerated preparations for biant maneuvers next month. The German regime pressed requisitioning, while France limited movement of its citizens to Italy and warned about disclosure of industrial secrets to foreigners.

London Europe British War Office Germany France Italy Stalion French Foreign Office Ermany Biant

State Age Harbor Jetty Project To Provide 280000 Man Hours

Washington Aug 14 The Federal Public Works Administration under Secretary Harold I Ickes forecast 280000 man hours of employment for Rye Harbor jetties construction. One third of jobs will be on site for local craftsmen at prevailing wages. Two thirds will support heavy industry producing materials. Local officials may receive additional PWA funds if needed.

Washington Federal Public Works Administration Harold I. Ickes PWA G. &. Williams M. .&. Gilmore Rye No H Rye Harbor Pri Vate

Pan-American plane missing after noon report over jungles

A Pan American passenger plane en route from Tabasco to Mexico City vanished after noon yesterday. A coastal storm hid its fate as it sent a last message from 11,000 feet in heavy rain over jungle terrain on the southeastern gulf coast. Officials said most passengers were Mexican, with one exception.

Mexico City Gulf Mexico Tabasco Airways

Eleven Die In Czechoslovak Plane Crash In Germany

A Czechoslovak passenger plane crashed near Kehl Germany in heavy fog, killing 11 people and seriously injuring one. Initial reports indicate the aircraft struck a 2000 foot mountain as details remained scarce.

Kehl Germany

Gunmen Escape With Jewelry Worth Over Fifteen Thousand

Two masked gunmen forced a salesman at Daniel Seidler & Sons, Inc. to open a safe and fled with loot valued at 15,000 dollars. Fréd Seidler, 30, of Brookline, aided by a neighboring jeweler who alerted police after the salesman kicked a wall to summon help.

Boston Cotton Tapa Fréd Seidler Brookline Daniel Seidler & Sons, Inc

Six RAF fliers lost as flying boat crashes near Cork

Felixstowe England Aug 18 AP six Royal Air Force airmen are believed dead after a flying boat struck the sea two miles south of Cork lightship. The accident ends a deadly week for the RAF in which 126 personnel have been killed since January.

Cork Felixstowe England Royal Airforce Kled

Boy Drowns at Trestle in Calis Me Incident

Leo Casey, 12, son of Mr and Miss Bernar Casey of Milltown New Brunswick, drowned yesterday at 4 PM while diving from the Canadian Pacific Rail road trestle at Calis Maine. The body was recovered.

Casey Milltown N. B Calis Leo Casey Canadian Pacific Rail

428 Pound Tuna Off Hampton Harpooned by Kezer

Albart Kezer of Plum Island, aboard a 30 foot cruiser, harpooned a 428 pound tuna off Hampton Beach in a day of fishing with Melrose companions. The catch, second of his career, may earn the Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce silver trophy. A Marblehead party had earlier failed to land a similar fish after a long chase.

Albart Keger Plum Island Hampton Beach Newburyport Kezér Boar's Head Hampton Marblehead Baer Rice Hezer

Man Killed As Truck Overturns Near New Castle

New Castle New Brunswick Aug 13 Paul Turk 22 of Milarton was killed early today when the small returning from a dance crashed into a parked truck a few miles east of here. Passenger Turk and driver Louis Lif sches of Newcastle said the oncoming car lights blinded him and prevented him from seeing the other truck.

New Castle Paul "Turk Milarton Here Louis Lifsches-of-Newcastle Turk

Action Fails To Lift New York Stocks In Brief Session

New York stocks opened weak and edged cautiously higher at times but failed to gain momentum. Major shares such as U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors North American Angnodea General Electric and Douglas Aircraft stayed largely unchanged while small advances appeared for U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Dupont and New York Central.

New York U. S. Steel Bethlehem General Motors North American Angconda General Electric Dongigs U. S. Rubber Sears Roebuck Dupont New York Centrat

Concord Man Fatally Hurt In Car Crash

Hooksett August 13 AP Andrew D. Sanders 24 of Concord was fatally injured and two companions injured when their car crashed into the rear of a parked truck early today.

Hooksett Andrew D. Sanders Concord

Landslide near Los Andes kills about 30 in Colombia

Reports from Medellin say roughly 30 people died in a landslide at Los Andes in Antioquia Department. Also noted: Charles W. Andrews 87 of Willimantic died after a 20 foot fall from a ladder at Day Kimball hospital and a remark on infant mortality rates in early life.

Bogota Colombia Medellin Today Los Andes Department Antioquia Putnam, Conn Charles W. Andrews Willimantic

Amesbury Dentist Downie Found Dead in Car

Dr. Charles D. Downie a 50 year old Amesbury dentist was found dead in the rear seat of his car on upper Prospect asphyxiation from carbon monoxide. Police and medical examiner described it as his own action. Four boys spotted the car and notified authorities. Downie had been in ill health for some time.

Amesbury Mass Charles D. Downie Upper Prospect William A. Flynn Dr. Plynn Dr. Downie Pow Hill Kenneth Osborn Belmont Street Inll Health

Gallagher Found Sleeping in Auto Near Bangor Rescue

Andrew Gallagher a 23 year old Bangor parolee wanted on kidnapping and safe breaking charges was captured near Bangor late yesterday afternoon while asleep in his car. Alfred Labonte his alleged accomplice fled into the woods as Capt. Calvin Knaide and Inspector Frank McClay surprised the scene. Gallagher said Labonte might be armed.

Bangor Andrew Gallagher Lewiston Alfred Labonte Gallagher Woolds Calvin Knaide Frank McClay Labonte

Navy names two destroyers Grayson and Eberle

The Navy announced two new Bath Iron Works destroyers will be named Grayson and Eberle. Hulls assigned to Boston Navy Yard will be Gwin and Meredith. Liver more at Charleston Navy Yard. names chosen by the Secretary of the Navy in May, assignment only revealed yesterday.

Washingto Navy Bath Iron Works Grayson Eberle Boston Navy Yard Gwin Meredith Livermore Charleston Navy Yard Secretary of the Navy

Hartford Fire Destroys Apartment Building

Hartford police report a three story Everett Avenue blaze of undetermined origin injuring three firemen and forcing residents including two invalids to flee. Firemen carried many to safety after two alarms. owner Samuel Davidson estimates damage at 30 to 40 thousand dollars.

Hartford Conn Evergeen Avenue Samuel Davidson

Hampton Issues More Wooden Nickels for Tercentenary

Hampton reports a second issue of 7000 wooden nickels after the first 7000 sold out. Postmaster Edwin S. Batchelder, treasurer of the tercentenary committee, authorized the release. Nickels remain popular with visitors along the Lafayette highway and at the pageant HQ, while dimes and quarters are still on hand. The town will not redeem the tercentenary money after May 22 in the town hall.

Hampton Edwin. S. Batchelder

Carroll Taken To State Prison To Start Life Term

In South Paris Maine on August 13 Francis M. Carroll 43 a former deputy sheriff convicted of killing Dr James G Hittlefield was sent to the Maine penitentiary at Thomaston to serve a life term. He will join Paul N Dwyer 19 his accuser who was also sentenced for the crime. The court reconvened to hear defense motions to impound transcript and state exhibits for possible further investigation. Clyde Chapman the defense said no immediate appeal is planned. Dwyer’s pardon prospects remain unclear as his lawyer promised action when appropriate. Carroll’s wife and 14 year old daughter Betty visited him before transfer.

Paris Francis M. Carroll James G. Hittlefield Oxford Hills Maine Thomaston Joi Paul N. Dwyer Clyde Chapman Carroll Dwyer Paul Dwyer John H. Welch Welch

Believe Murder Squad At Work In Chicago

In Chicago on Aug 13 AP reports the gang style killing of Joseph LaPorte by three gunmen who shot him five times in a West Side garage. A 10 year old witnessed the assault. LaPorte had ties to the old forty two gang and politics this year. Police say a murder squad for hire may be behind eight deaths in seven weeks, with the same method across cases.

Chicago Joseph LaPorte LaPorte West Side Southwest Side Archie Cain Detective Bureau

Brandenburg Returns From Transatlantic Flight

Germany's giant driver Brandenburg departed Floyd Bennett Field at 8 AM for a return flight to Berlin. The commander predicted a roughly 32 hour crossing following a great circle route, with clear weather but potential rain over the Atlantic. The four motor plane carried 3,200 gallons of gasoline.

New York Germany Drviner Brandenburg Floyd Bennettt Field Berlin Great Circle Atlantic

Baha i National Assembly Opens Three Day Meeting

The National Assembly of the Baha is in the United States and Canada opened a three day meeting at Green Acre Fellowship house with delegates from New England New York Washington Chicago Portland and Los Angeles. Willard McKay of Jamestown presided at an informal forum on comparative religion last night. Allen McDaniel of Washington, a National Spiritual Assembly member, will deliver the Sunday morning address.

National Assembly of the Bahai’s United States Canada Green Acre Fellowship House New England New York Washington Chicago Portland Oregon Los Angeles Willard McKay Jamestown N. Y Allen McDaniel National Spiritual Assembly

Tragic Train Death Near Greenfield Claims Ralph Richardson

In Greenfield Massachusetts on a Boston and Maine line near his home, Ralph Richardson aged 28 was killed by an approaching train yesterday. The incident occurred as he was near the tracks in his residence area. Authorities reported the fatality and investigation is underway.

Greenfield Mass Ralph, Richardson Boston and Maine

Marines Seize Japanese Soldiers in Shanghai Clash

Shanghai on August 13 reports U S Marines seized three Japanese soldiers after a clash in the International Settlement defense sector amid widespread disorders. The incidents, the first anniversary of hostilities with Japan in the Central China area, involved British and Italian patrols as well.

Shanghai International Settlement Central’Chins

Witnesses Called in Carroll Case

Two Portsmouth men, Joseph Christy and Winston Moore, testified for the state in the trial of Francis M. Carroll, who yesterday was convicted of a murder for which Paul N. Dwyer is serving four life sentences.

Portsmouth Joseph Christy Winston Moore Paris Francis M. Carroll Paul N. Dwyer

Kittery Legion Post Meets to Plan Home Shingle Work

Henry Wallingford Post A L of Kittery convened last evening with Commander Walter J. Quimby presiding. Committees reported well and a vote was taken to shingle the north side of the Legion Home led by past commander Fred Draper and a working party including K. B. Kine. Lunch of sandwiches and doughnuts was provided by Messrs. Curets and R. Bedell, who were appointed KP for the event.

Henry Wallingford Post A. L Kittery Walter J. Quimby Legion Home Comdr Fred Draper K. B.” Kine Messers Cure Ts R. Bedell K.P

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Y Pall, of Barclay On Bridge British Hampton Waters N.Y Berthia Betty Francis ML Carroll Baha'i National Assembly U.S Kittery Legion Post
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