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29 Aug 1944
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1944
Page
1
Piscaya 4 4 tal Opie 3 Cunning is an odd, fragmented classified page item with unreadable OCR markings. The readable snippet lists names and numbers in a lineup of short notices.
Associated press war analyst Weare reports German forces near Paris may withdraw as Allied pressure tightens. British and Canadian troops push to secure river crossings while Meaux and the Marne defenses hold, and the push toward Calais and the Pas de Calais region looms as leaders reassess the offensive.
Port City firefighters report three calls in 24 hours as blazes across the area stress departments. An overheated oven caused a fire on Whitons Terrace at Mor and a sprinkler system aided containment. Chief Cogan attributed the incidents to faulty ovens and faulty wiring, while another blaze near Reeshill Avenue prompted additional response.
Herbert Black foreign news editor spoke at Portsmouth Lions Club urging informed public opinion to choose leaders who will secure peace. He warned Germans may be halted by Allied air power or a major coup, contrasting two possible paths for Europe’s war outcome.
Albion Clough born June 16 190? in Auburn Maine long resided in York Cape Neddick as local hermit artist. He died after a week ill at the Balmander home his paintings left to few. Funeral held Roger Tucas Funeral Home with Rev J Wesley Stuart officiating. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
Boston Aug 29 API New England faces a bright postwar future in the shoe and leather industry Maxell Field executive secretary of the New England Shoe and Leather association said in a statement prepared for the New England Council publication Field noted that the six state area led the nation with its 33 percent output of shoes Also mentioned were distribution of copies of President Roosevelt speeches to soldiers and interest in Gov Dewey speeches as well
The War Manpower Commission plans to deploy 20 specially trained men from Washington to assist inter-regional recruiting for 96 000 workers in munitions programs. The effort targets shipyards and plants making heavy arms, tires, radar gear, and ammunition, with quotas directed to less essential activities in selected regions.
In Washington on August 29 AP reports the House campaign finance probe shifts to uncover slush funds and determine if firms aided candidates in the upcoming elections. Sidney Hillman of the S105 Political Action Committee defended against charges of communist influence, insisting his PAC supports a progressive ticket while remaining non partisan and aiding Dewey’s bid.
Portsmouth announces a band concert will be held Thursday evening in Market Square at 8 o clock with several leading antsiolachs performing. Amnestay Ira A Brown stated the event is moved from the prior date. Also registrations for Wentworth Acres pupils begin tomorrow from 9 am to 11 am and 2 to 4 pm at Wentworth School, per Larry L Moore superintendent.
Mrs. Severina Lavoie, 80 Pine Street, Rochester, reported Saturday that two war bonds worth about 300 dollars were found at her front door shortly after a thief took a pocketbook from her rear door. The pocketbook contained 300 in bonds, a dividend check, and a bank key. An unidentified woman had earlier called, verified the name, and handed two bonds to Mrs. Lavoie.
Washington AP reports Dumbarton Oaks conferees reached general agreement on an international security organization. The plan includes an assembly of all peace loving nations, a smaller council with principal states plus others, and effective dispute settlement including an international court of justice. Talks continue on structure and procedures.
Rockingham county delegation and county commissioners met in Exeter to discuss closing the county jail in Portsmouth and housing prisoners at the house of correction in Brentwood. They formed a five member committee led by Remick BH Laigh ten of Portsmouth to investigate and report. Members Harvie W. Carson, Byron E. Redman, John M. Malloy, and Warren S. Feay were named.
A blaze destroyed the Durham laundry last night, leaving Durham and nearby towns Dover and Rochester without laundry service. The building owned by Gustave Pexeman burned to the ground, with damage estimated at 35,000 dollars. Fire Chief H White and officers coordinated response. origin undetermined as firefighters saved only a boiler room.
York Harbor man Ensign James M Mathes son of Mr and Mrs Mathes of York Harbor and Greenpoint has been reported missing in action. He served on a PT boat during the Normandy invasion and has been overseas five months. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1939 and later worked at James M Mathes Inc in New York before enlisting about two years ago.
Allied forces press in northern France with the Seventh Army cutting Nazi escape lines near Arcis sur-Aube and driving toward the German 19th Army, while British air blasts cripple Seine crossings. Soviet troops near Romania approach oil fields as Bucharest and Transylvania feel the advance, and fear of a Warsaw outflank grows as Vistula bridgehead fears persist.
Lieutenant Francis O'Malley of Somersworth escaped from a German train while being transported as a prisoner of war, after aiding French civilians during his journey. He sent a letter to his wife, Mrs. Jes sie Latoyette O'Malley, describing capture, escape, and hopes to rejoin his unit soon. He notes German mistreatment and praise for French helpers who aided him.
Missilors ate Beaulieu of Felker Street Gonic was dismissed from the Frise Memorial after sustaining serious injuries in a Sunday night accident on the Old Dover road. The car she rode in with Raymond Ruel of Franklin Street Somersworth left the roadway when blinded by oncoming car lights.
Federal Judge rejected a habeas corpus plea by Samuel A. Resborough of Miami sentenced for manslaughter in 1942. The Portland court held Navy and Army authority to discipline maritime personnel remains valid, and the Navy may punish aboard vessels under any registry.
Concord August 29 AP Democrats map an intensive election campaign and discuss state committee organization plans. State chairman Robert E Early of Nashua undecided on reelection. Prominent contenders include John F Beemis Somersworth Mayor Jesuthst T Benoit Manchester and Herbert Hill Hanover.
New York and Seattle report Italian war prisoners refusing prescribed work. Observers note discontent with labor demands, joking about olive oil and spaghetti abundance. The piece mocks co allied workers and portrays war prisoners as demanding comforts, illustrating wartime labor tensions.
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