Stratham Inn Focuses Hunt For Murder Clues
Massachusetts investigators extend search for c Croucher linked to Alfred A. Teixmiran case. The Elms in Stratham becomes focal as authorities probe blood evidence, dismemberment theories, and Mrs. Croucher's potential information. State chemist and medical examiner review stained trousers and car residues while efforts to locate suspects continue amid new detentions.
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Massachusetts
C. Croucher
Strande Mass
Ady
Alfred A. Teixmiran
Lorabarber
Louise
Stratham
Barber
Croucher
Il Road
Hampton Falls
Mars
Palmer
Cambridge
of State
Charlies D
Teaix
Tae
Hoy
Wendell P. Clare
Clare
Teixriran
Chapman
Portsmouth Sea Scouts to Gather NRA Reemployment Data
Portsmouth business survey under NRA will distribute to each establishment displaying the Blue Eagle a questionnaire on reemployment stats. It requests establishment name and address, prior and new employee counts, full and part time roles, hours and wages, plus NRA implementation difficulties. Questionnaires collected Thursday to forward totals to the State Recovery Board. The notice adds that Iowa has 33 airports and landing fields.
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Omorrow
Portsmouth
Sea Scouts
NRA
National Recovery Board
State Recovery Board
Girl Successful in Channel Swim
Miss Sunny Lowry 20 of Manchester conquers the English Channel for the first time this year, reaching South Foreland from Cape Gris Nez in about 15 hours 34 minutes. She started Monday at 6:30 pm and landed at 10:15 am. The Dover Town gold challenge cup awaits the fastest Dover France swim this year.
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Associated Press
Dover
Eng
English
Sunny Lowry
Manchester
South Foreland
Cape Gris Nez
France
Charles Zimmy
Channel Horors
Cashier recounted $4,000 robbery of Hood Milk worker
Lynn Massachusetts August 29 cashier Howard Stringer of H P Hood Milk Co reported being robbed of nearly $4,000 in cash and checks by two men who drove his car to Chelsea after warning him not to open his eyes for 15 minutes. One wore milkman's overalls and both carried guns.
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Associated Press
Lynn
Mass
Howard HK. Stringer
H. P. Hood Milk Co
Chelsea
Stringer
Reward Offered for Recovery of Drowned Boy
Search continues for the body of George Hutchins after a drowning near Noble's Island on Sunday. The city offers a $25 reward as crews persevere against strong tides that may have carried him upstream.
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George Hutchins
Noble's Island
Ickes Named Oil Administrator for New Working Agreements
President Roosevelt named Harold L. Ickes secretary of the interior as administrator of the oil industry’s new working agreements. Ickes will hold virtual dictatorial power over the sector amid wartime overproduction and price wrecking concerns. 14 more committee members to be named within 24 hours.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Oil Planning and Conservation Committee
Ickes
Raid on Casa Madrid and Cape Cod establishments
In Yarmouth Massachusetts on August 29 state troopers raided the Casa Madrid resort again but found nothing of value to justify the visit and offered compensation for door damage. Earlier raids led to arrests of proprietors and seizure of slot machines at a Rockland bowling alley and restaurant and an Assinippi gasoline station.
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Yarmouth
Mass
Casa Madrid
Cape Cod
Rockland
Body of Missing Child Found in Silver Lake
State troopers discovered the body of 7 year old William Mc Carthy in Silver Lake Wilmington Mass. He had been missing since Sunday after a family visit at a Charlestown cottage. He was one of nine children of Mr. and Mrs. John J. McCarthy of Boston.
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Wilmington
Mass
Reading Barracks
William McCarthy
John J. McCarthy
Charlestown
Boston
Silver Lake
John Murphy
Intensive Drive Speeds Up Blue Eagle Campaign Plan
The President's Emergency Reemployment Campaign accelerates the Blue Eagle effort to broaden code adoption and raise employment. An intensive drive began Monday August 28 with 1.5 million volunteers canvassing across the nation to bring the insignia into households and workplaces. The plan aims to add 5 to 6 million people to payrolls through voluntary agreements with about 5 million employers, possibly shortening hours and applying minimum wage scales to boost recovery.
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America
United States
Garment Strike Ends in Conn as Workers Return
In New Haven, Aug 28, thousands of women and girls in Connecticut garment shops resumed work after a 12 day strike. An NRA agreement set minimums at 14 dollars for 35 hours, lifting formerly 6 dollar for 48 hour wages. About 2,000 of 3,000 strikers had returned. remaining workers anticipated return as shops register with New York jobbers guaranteeing higher prices.
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New Haven
Conn
NRA
Bernard Schub
Connecticut
International Ladies’ Garment Makers’ Union
Bridgeport
New York
Soldiers order 24 pairs of shoes for Fort Brill camp
In San Antonio on August 29 a message from Eighth Corps Area headquarters shows a request for 24 pairs of size 12 shoes for the camp at Fort Brill Olle. The report notes the unit as Parzans and references the tree army in Oklahoma.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tree
Oklahoma
Eighth Corps
Fort Brill
Olle
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