Barber in custody linked to Palmer murder in Hampton Falls
Police pressed the probe into the Palmer disappearance as barber Teixirran faced questioning and a key witness Clare Fogg described seeing a man and a woman on Spring Hill road near the victim’s last known location. Fogg said the pair matched the victim’s description, while Teixirran denied involvement but later admitted visiting a neighbour’s home seeking a dog price.
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A. Teixirran
Louise Bostelle Palmer
Clare Fogg
Fogg
Tan
Hampton Falls
Elizabeth Croucher
Stratham
Amian
Spring Hill Road
Fogs
Lawrence
Mass
Chrysler
Teixirran
Forge
Gauvin
Teixrran
Croucher
Cambridge
Texirran
New Bedford
Letter From The President To Portsmouth Citizen
President Franklin D Roosevelt writes to Portsmouth citizen F W Hartford thanking him for sending books for the Amberjack voyage. He notes the books broadened the ship’s library during foggy days off Rogue Island and praised the gesture from The White House in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Little Harbor
F. W. Hartford
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hartford
Rogue Island
White House
Washington, D. C
Bridge bids open for Little Bay superstructure
The state Highway Department in Concord opened nine bids for the Little Bay bridge superstructure. The lowest bid came from Lackawanna Steel Construction of Buffalo for 228,050 to complete all steel work and bridge ready for use. Second low was McClintick Marshall of Bethlehem at 237,000. The winning bid requires state approval by the Little Bay Bridge commission. The project will use about 3,000,000 pounds of steel. The Lackawanna firm built the South End bridge at Concord completed this month. Leo Taylor, Seattle semi pro, hit his first home run since 1915 in a local game.
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State Highway Department
Concord
Little Bay Bridge
Lackewanna Steel Construction Company
Buffalo
McClintick- Marshall
Bethlehem
Little Bay Bridge Commission
Winant
Executive Council
Frederic E. Everett
McClintick-Marshall
Lackawanna Company
South End
Merrimack River
Leo Taylor
Seattle
Merchants urged to sign NRA consumer agreement at store
Merchants who are NRA members may obtain a supply of consumer cards and insignia at the office of the Portsmouth Civic Council and Chamber of Commerce as soon as they are received from Washington, presumably on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth Civic Council
Chamber of Ommerce
Washington
Youth Frederick McDonough Dies After Dover Truck Crash
Frederick T. McDonough, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Richard D McDonough of 547 State St Portsmouth, died at Wentworth Hospital Dover at 4 30 pm yesterday from injuries in a crash at Mast and Durham roads in Dover at 2 55 pm. He was a former New Hampshire junior golf champion and an admired local youth. He is survived by four brothers including Lieut Richard P McDonough USN and three others in Portsmouth and nearby towns.
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Wentworth Hospital
Dover
Frederick T. McDonough
Richard D. McDonough
State St
Portsmouth
Mast
Durham
Young McDonough
John G. Sweetser
Joseph McDonald
Rutland St
Mast Road
Durham Road
McDonough
McDonald
Arthur Archambault
Joseph Birmingham
Michael Mooney
Frederick McDonough
New Hampshire
Portsmouth High School
Holderness School
Sunset League trims London Capne air service time
The London Capne route in the Sunset League now operates with four engined aircraft and air time cut from eleven days to one each way, affecting travel schedules and passenger flow across the corridor.
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London-Capne Town
Passengers of Stranded Liner Transferred to Safety
Passengers of the Chesapeake line City of Norfolk, aground in Pocomoke Sound since Tuesday night, were transferred to the steamer City of Baltimore and are en route to Norfolk. All are safe, per Capt Edward James. The stranded ship, with engines broken and anchors swept, rested in five feet of water near Watt's Island as two tugs were dispatched to pull it off.
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Associated Press
Norfolk, Va
Chesapeake Line
Norfolk
Pocomoke Sound
City of
Baltimore
Edward James
Watt's Island
Hurricane Claims 47 Lives as Floods Roar Across East
A devastating hurricane left at least 47 dead as floods and high waters swept from the tropics into the St Lawrence Valley. A dam collapse trapped 190 at Camp Achva ch in Godeffroy New York, prompting rescue squads from Port Jervis. Receding Neversink River waters brought cautious relief at dawn. In Pennsylvania, hundreds fled homes with thousands displaced around Reading and York, amid widespread property damage estimates reaching ten million dollars.
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Associated Press
Tropics
St. Lawrence Valley
Camp Achvach
Godeffroy
N. Y
Port Jervis
Neversink River
Pennsylvania
York
Reading
Knights of Columbus program pleases many
The Knights of Columbus event Thursday evening drew a large crowd with entertainment by the Veterans of Foreign Wars band, readings by Geraldine Dondero, music by A. Roland Hinckley and Donald Vaughn, and a vocal solo by John P. Regan. Speaker Paul A. Fullam discussed the Pacific Northwest and Alaska with vivid descriptions of country life and native customs.
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Knights of Columbus
John P. Regan
William Davis
Norman Penny
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Geraldine Dondero
Green Pastures
Emerson School of Oratory
Roland Hinckley
Donald Vaughn
Walter D. Robinson
Paul A. Fullam
Fullam
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Mr. Fullam
Lakeside
Seattle
Wash
Harvard
Fullain
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Barber
American Legion
Kittery
Maine
Tommy Smooths
Battling Attey
Phil la Page
Billy Brown
Kid Parker
Johnnie iWalker
Adm. Dle Ladies
Eliot
Grange Hall
Fay
New Jersey
Atlantic Coast
Long Branch
N. J
Consumers
Sunset League
Wee Baten
DeMelays
Atlantic Gypsum
Naval Prison
Naval Hospital
K. of C
DeMolay
New York
KOFC
Arena A. C
Tel
Badger Farms
Bow St
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