War and Peace Dilemma In Pacific Conflict Discussed
The piece notes a joint military action possibility discussed by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill as a response to Japanese expansion. It argues Japan faces a tough choice amid American and British sanctions, with war risk rising if European dynamics shift and the Red Army weakens.
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DeWitt MacKengle
Aranse
Japan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Uikely
Far East
Uch
Sam Johm Bull
Nippon
Tokyo
America
Britain
Orient
Pacific
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Near
Middle East
Potter arraigned for DUI fined. 30 day sentence suspended
George M. Potter, a Portland man, was arraigned in Seabrook municipal court on a DUI charge. He was fined 100 dollars with 4.70 in costs and a 30 day sentence suspended on payment of the fine. He awaits payment in Portsmouth jail.
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Portsmouth
George M. Potter
Portland
Seabrook
Tiguor
U S and Britain Rush Plans To Send Aid To Russia
Washington reports the United States and Great Britain move quickly to supply the Soviet Union with lend-lease aid to bolster the Red Army. Beaveroom and Hopkins coordinate with Marshall and others as Stalin signals readiness for a three power Moscow conference to maximize urgent wartime deliveries.
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U.S
Britain
Rush
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Soviet of Peoples, Commissars
Ussr
Moscow
Red Army
Stalin
United States
Lord Beaverbrook
Harry Hopkins
W. Averell Harriman
Roosevelt
Churchill
Roosevelt-Churchill
Propesel
Newfields Votes 1500 for Epping Road Bridge
At a 10 minute meeting in the team hall, 27 Newfields residents unanimously voted to borrow 1500 dollars to rebuild the bridge over Fresh River on the Newfields Epping road. Work will be done by the state with as much local labor as possible. Perley Bean served as moderator.
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Newfields
Fresh River
Newfields-Epping
Perley Bean
Entertains Playmates On Fifth Birthday
Beverly Ann Fritz celebrated her fifth birthday at 46 Willow Jane, with a group of playmates invited by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fritz. Guests enjoyed refreshments after games, a pink themed cake centerpiece, balloons, and gifts for the hostess during Thursday afternoon celebration.
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Beverly Ann Fritz
Kenneth Fritz
Willow Jane
Fisherman Rescued After Night Adrift Off Gloucester
Gloucester fisherman Frank Canniles, reported missing, was picked up by a Coast Guard report. Canniles was towed into Gloucester yesterday by a fishing schooner after being adrift overnight due to engine trouble. He reached Portsmouth Wednesday morning.
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Frank Canniles
Gloucester Fisheeman
Coast Guard
Canniles
Gloucester
Portsmouth
Speed Limit Enforced In Dover City Limits
Dover police chief Andrew McDanle announced this morning that any violator of the 25 mile per hour limit within city limits will be prosecuted. The new law took effect today.
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Andrew McDanle
Dover
Anyom
Stalled At Curb Because Of Curb Concord Gas Shortage
Concord dispatch reports Police affected by gas curb as residents call in a suspicious car parked since early morning. A patrol cruiser found the vehicle by the road registered to Patrolman Walter Carlson who said he ran out of gas and all stations were closed.
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Concord
Walter Carlson
Cai
Seven Injured In Wells Beach Road Crash
Seven persons were injured last night when two cars collided at the Wells Beach road and US Highway 1 intersection. Allen J. Bellitch, 28, of Haverhill, drove toward Ogunquit. Ellwell, 17, Wells, did not stop. Both cars left the road. Bellitch’s vehicle veered one side and Ellwell’s the other. Occupants in the Bellitch car included Bellitch, Mr and Mrs Allen J. Bellitch of Pawtucket, Mrs Doris Schofield and her two children Ruth 7 and Jeff 5, and Mrs Doris Rummer of Pawtucket.
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Wells Beach Road
Allen J. Bellitch
Haverhill
Beach Road
Ogunquit
Dames
Ellwell
Wells
Bellitch
Young Bellitch
Pawtucket
Doris Schofield
Ruth
Jeff
Doris Rummer
Navy Decision On Seizure Of Shipyard
A decision on government takeover of Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock’s Kearny New Jersey yard remained pending amid a 10 day strike holding $493 million in vessel construction. CIO secretary James B Carey urged a joint management union conference to avoid missteps, while Korndorff offered to hand the yard to the government rather than accept a closed shop contract. The Detroit Briggs plant dispute also ended after management and CIO UAW talks, rehiring three stewards and restoring some auto parts production.
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Navy
Kearny, N. J
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
L. H. Korndorff
United States Steel Company
James B. Carey
CIO
Carey
Korndorff
Defense Mediation Board
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Knox
Mediation Board
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
United Automobile Workers
Roosevelt Churchill sea meeting pictured at Colonial theater
Exclusive Paramount news film showing today at the Colonial theater portrays the momentous Roosevelt Churchill meeting at sea. Showtimes are 2 4 10, 6 20 and 8 30 pm.
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Paramount News
Weekend Army Camp On Pierce Island Draws 100 Troops
100 soldiers from Fort Devers Manchester air base and Fort Rodman spent a weekend at Pierce Island. Major Charles F. Watson notes numbers may grow next weekend as tents go up. Soldiers toured Portsmouth submarine base and planned beach excursions while guarding secrecy about tonight’s plans.
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Pierce Island
Fort Devers
Manchester
Fort Rodman
Charles F. Watson
Langdon
Vew Hall
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
United States
Alumni Field
Watson
Youth Arraigned In Auto Theft In New Hampshire
Emile Le May, 17, Methuen youth, faced arraignment in Epping on auto theft charges linked to an August 6 getaway. Judge George A. Gilmore presided as legal restrictions shield juvenile court decisions, while Le May's companion Fred Charest, 21, died when the stolen car crashed fleeing a state trooper in Portsmouth.
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New ‘Hampshire
Emile Lemay
Methuen
Epping
George A. Gilmore
New Hampshire
Lemay
Wilfred Charest
Harry Young
Kearsarge Street
Portsmouth
Clifton W. Hildreth
Durham
Blackie the Cocker Spaniel Returns Home at Noon
Seven hungry puppies seek their mother Blackie of Mrs J C Ross at 434 Middle Street. The puppies called the Herald asking readers to help locate Mamma. They reported Blackie had gone on a trip but came home by noon today.
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Blackie
J.C. Ross
Middle Street
the Herald
Black~ie
Reds Fight And Retreat In Ukraine
The Red army conducts a comparatively orderly withdrawal to the east bank of the Dnieper as German invasion of Russia reaches eight weeks. London reports cheerful prospects while Soviet and German communiques stay vague amid fierce, ongoing battles on all fronts. German forces face heavy resistance west of Kiev and in Smolensk, with signs of digging in rather than rapid pushes.
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Associated Press
Red Army
Ukraine
Dniepes
Russia
London
Adolf Hitler
Kiev
Smolensk
Gas Rationing Puzzles Filling Station Operators in Portsmouth
Portsmouth motorists face new 10 percent gasoline cuts under the OPACE decree with no personal ration cards issued. Stations must distribute fuel proportionately through each day and month, provoking varied responses from operators who consider Sunday closings, end-of-month dribbling, or favoring regular customers. Local dealers report mixed sentiment as motorists blame shortages on shipments abroad while some see savings potential if customers slow their driving.
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Portsmouth
OPACE
Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply
Seaboard
Canada
Japan
Flowers Compete With Vegetables At York Club Show
Flowers and vegetables dominated the August show at York with exhibits from Old York and Piscataqua Garden clubs inside York Town Hall. Herb, plant, and conservation displays accompanied an array of colorful blooms, gladioli and fruit arrangements, with special awards for the hero herb and the Maine Gladiolus Society display.
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York Club
Old York
Piscataqua
Alexander B. Le~gare
Eleanor Lord
Henry Williams
Catherine Poe
Harold ©. Mathews
Mary Mathews
Andrew Murray Williams
Piscataqua Garden Club
Hope Williams
Maine Gladiolus Society
3. Hollingsworth Siter
Philadelphia
Helen Cadwalder
Barbara Caglatt
Rye
Waldo Lord Natick
Daintiest
John G. M. Stone
M. Murphy
Joe. Warren Gerrity
Clara Cram
The
Riverside Garden Club
William E Furber Elected President of Local 81 Painters
William E Furber of 3009 Maple Wood Avenue has been elected president of Local 81 Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America. Other officers named include John F Akerman as vice president Raymond Ruger as recording secretary Eben Moore as financial secretary treasurer Ebon Moore as business agent Fred G Hood conductor Herbert Ernest Ward warden and trustees Ernest O Searles William E Parker and Fred G Hood.
World Awaits More Disclosures Of War Program
Reporters hold in suspense as Roosevelt and Churchill’s North Atlantic conferences raise questions on final destruction of Nazi tyranny and potential postwar plans. A press conference in Washington was anticipated but not guaranteed, with officials wary of tipping off Axis.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Churchill
Soviet Russia
Britain
Lore Beaverbrook
George C. Marshall
Staf
War Department
Beaver
William S. Knudsen
Office’ of Production Management
North Atlantic
Far East
Russia
Not Guilty On Assault Charge in Municipal Court
Roland J. Miner was found not guilty of assault on Cecelia S. Callear in municipal court this morning after a case continued to today. Walter L. Cutler of Plaistow had his case placed on file upon paying $682 in costs for operating without a sticker. John J. O'Conner of Portsmouth was fined $100 plus $11.08 costs and given 60 days in the House of Correction, suspended on payment of the fine and costs for driving under the influence. Judge Jeremy R. Waldron presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland J. Miner
Cecelia S. Callear
Walter L. Cutler
Plaistow
John J. O'Conner
Portsmouth
House of Correction
Jeremy R. Waldron
Civil Service Office Opens Here Monday
The Civil Service board will open an office on the second floor of the post office building Monday to assist those seeking Civil Service positions. David P. Hartnett Jr., secretary, is on temporary duty due to the national defense emergency. The office will be open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a noon break from 12 to 12:30.
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Civil Service Board
Civil Service
David P. Hartnett, Jr
Hartell
Offic
Al Clough Leaves York Hospital After Heart Incident
Al bin Clough, nicknamed "Number L Woman-hater" and "The Hermit," insisted on leaving York hospital Thursday afternoon after a heart attack. He dressed against doctors orders and, aided by a neighbor, returned to his Cape Neddick cabin.
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Albion Clough
York Hospital
Clough
Cape Neddick
Battle of Portsmouth Sailors Clash in Free French Soccer
British and Free French sailors clash tomorrow at a high school field in Portsmouth for the Foreign championship. Kiwanis funds the ball, Elks host players, and Bunies for Britain covers an informal lunch. Jack Murray of Scotland referees after officiating at Dartmouth and UNH.
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Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Portsmouth
Royal Navy
Free French Navy
Elks
Bundies For
Britain
Jack Murray
Scotland
Murray
Dartmouth
University of New Hampshire
Hag Re
Instalment clampdown sparks public outrage in New York
Neal O Hara questions 1943 payment rules and Feb 28 deadline, arguing Americans long paid cash for small items and rail tickets. He jokes about engagement rings and laments government pressure to pay as you go under F D R. He urges quicker relief for the nation.
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New York
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