Murder victim identified as Louise Bostelle
Authorities identify the murdered woman found at Hampton Falls as Louise Palmer Bostelle of Exeter, missing since July 6. A cobbler from Exeter identified her ring and handbag, while police seek clues about initials L D connected to the victim. The corpse was found near Cack Hill road, with a nearby hole suggesting a possible burial plan. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pohes
Hampton Falls
Louise Palmer Bostello
Exeter
P. Montegani
Chrysler
Cack Hill
Gandhi Begins Fast Until Death in India Prison
Mahatma Gandhi, jailed since August 1 in Yeroda for disobedience, launches a fast until death unless granted full rights as a political prisoner. He seeks privileges he enjoyed before, aims to push the untouchables’ regeneration, and warned of further action if demands are ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Yeroda
Mahatma
Portsmouth Ara Children Picnic At Wallis Sands
Nearly 1500 children from Portsmouth Ara attended a Wallis Sands picnic. By 9 am hundreds gathered, with first cars arriving by 10 45 am to transport them. Fire department volunteers and Chief Woods organized safety and activities including swimming, treasure hunts, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Wallis Sands
Chrga
W. F. Woods
Fire Department
Ralph D. Brekett
Richard B. Shelrton
Central Fire Station
Red Cross
Cora
Official And Service A A A Club Reduces Dues in Portsmouth
Official and service members of the A A A Portsmouth New Hampshire club are offered an eight special reduction on dues. Delany's Glass Shop at 247 Hanover Street in Portsmouth provides the offer and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A.A
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
A. A. A. Club
Delany's Glass Shop
Hanover St
60 000 Affected by Strike Order
Associate Press reports a 60 000 worker garment strike order took effect at 9 a.m. in New York and surrounding areas. Police and detectives were deployed in the garment district as unions say walkouts are under way across New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and parts of Pennsylvania. Registrations were planned at 14 locations using 350 clerks as talks continue on a 30 hour week and alleged sweat shop conditions. Industrial codes have been submitted to Washington for hearings next Tuesday. Local action aimed at a temporary settlement has commenced.
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Mahatma
Bombay
Gandhi
Garment
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
International Ladie’s Garment Worker's
New York City
Bernard Schub
New Haven
Washington
Dress Manufacturers Association
New York Administration
LOCAL GRANGERS VISIT NEWFIELDS FROM STRAWBERRY BANK
Seventeen Strawberry Bank Grange members journeyed to Newfields for an evening of keen enjoyment in response to an invitation. The program opened with a welcome song, and Piscataquis folks deemed Newfields royal entertainers. Local attendees included Charles and Leona Dodge, George and Arthur Point, Caroline Gibson, Beatrice Wheeler, Pearl Foss, Harold, Lester and Hattie Spinney, Mabel Sherburne, Jack Inglis, and Everett Dodge. North Carolina annually produces furniture valued at nearly 60 million dollars.
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Strawberry Bank Grange
Newfields
City
Charles Dodge
Leona Dodge
George Kay
Arthur Point
Caroline Gibson
Beatrice Wheeler
Pearl Foss
Harrold
Lester Dodge
Hattie Spinney
Mabel Sherburne
Jack Inglis
Everett Dodge
North Carolina
Ranger Chapter Picnic At Newcastle Home
Ranger Chapter D A R held its annual picnic Monday afternoon at Past Regent Dr M I Roger Shattuck s summer home in Newcastle. Twenty five members attended a luncheon of lobster chowder sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee served by the hostess with hospitality.
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Ranger Chapter
M. I
Roger Shattuck
Newcastle
Secretary Stanton M Trueman Ends 26 Years of Service
Stanton M Trueman announces retirement after 26 years as Secretary of New Hampshire Lodge No. 7/10 O. F. He will complete his term at the September election, and fellow members regret his decision while seeking a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Lodge
O. F
Stanton M Trueman
Truman
Fst
Akron Man Confesses Poisoning Four Ohio Family
Mark Bates Shank of Akron, Ohio, confessed to poisoning four members of an Ohio family found dead after a car crash near Malvern Arkansas. Victims were Alvin Cooley 40 and his wife Ethel 35 and their sons Clyde 11 and Clarence 7. a fourth child Clement 4 survived. Shank pleaded for leniency as police said he signed a statement admitting murder by poisoning.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Mark Bates Shank
Akron
Malvern
Are
Alvin Cooley
Ethel Cooley
Clyde
Clarence
Clement
Shank
George Clardy
Ian
Herbert Akers
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Louise Bostelle
Ech
Clifton Elildreth
Mr. Brackett
Arena
A. C
York Road
K. C. Langford
Billy Adams
Lexington
Miss
Charko Maxfield
AL Brown
Rochester Wareham
Pete Yestak
Geo. Taylor
Boston
Sammy Martin
G. Sawyer Thaverhill
Waltham
S. T
Cuban Republic
Carlos Manuel de Cesne
Des
Cuba
Ranger
A. Zeidman & Son
Hancock St
Peirce Hall
Ohio
Mark Shank
Coleman and Taccetta Chevrolet Co
N. H
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