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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1929

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Jerusalem Attacked as Fires Burn Homes in Rift

Five Jews killed and twenty wounded as Arab attackers set fire to Jewish houses and the Priest Home in Jerusalem. Troops restored order after the riots. Reports from Beirut and London note limited anti Jewish incidents and a denial by the Jerusalem consul general about Americans being advised to evacuate. The DeMolay Band will perform at the Four H Club Fair in Danville on Saturday August 31.

Associated Press Jerusalem Nial Bee DeMolsy Danville

Opportunity to develop Isles of Shoals as a seacoast resort

A call to capitalists to invest in southeastern New Hampshire to create a grand resort across the Isles of Shoals. Proposes a yachting center using Peirce Island, a sea coast boulevard from Salisbury to Ogunquit, and advertising to attract capital. Argues for Portsmouth Naval Yard as vital to national defense and local industry, urging government support to preserve its role.

New Hampshire Isles of Shoals Laightons Appledore Oceanic Capitol Peirce Island Piscataqua Great Bay Shoals York Harbor Salisbury Ogunquit Ocean Boulevard Ocean Front Portsmouth-Kittery Navy Yard England America Paul* Jones Portsmouth Navy Yard Barry Dewey Sampson Schley Santiago New England New-York Navy Yard Norfolk Philadelphia Portsmouth

Building collapse in Algieria claims many lives

A waterfront building in Algieria collapsed early today trapping about 30 families including 18 children. Initial estimates suggest 50 to 100 dead as residents mostly slept in their beds when the structure crumbled. Rescue efforts continued as two hours passed with five children saved.

Associated Press Algieria

Los Angeles Air Race Return Heads East for Rail Road Cruise

The Los Angeles team returning from the island air races was sighted at the naval air station shortly after 11 this morning. Lieut. H. Y. Wiley, skipper of the craft, wirelessed the station he would fly to Flemington about 25 miles to the east in connection with a rail road event and then cruise around the state.

Associat Ad Presa Los Angeles Eland Naval Air Station H. Y. Wiley Flemington

Two Dead From Bullet Wounds In Kansas City

In Kansas City on August 30 two young people were found dead from bullet wounds near their Clift Drive apartment in the northeast. The man is believed to be Paul Odell, a railway clerk. the woman is unidentified. The man’s body appeared dumped from a high place. the woman’s injuries suggest she was attacked.

Associated Press Kansas City Clift Drive Paul’ Odell

Submarine Escape Test By Entire Officer Class

Twenty six officers and bluejackets attempted the lung escape test today in New London Connecticut. OC B Momsen developed the device used by earlier testers at Key West and on the Thames. This marked the first time a full class of officers and sailors escaped from a submarine under ordinary conditions.

Associated Press New London Conn OC. B. Momsen Lone Key West Thames

San Juan Disaster After Collision With Oil Tanker

Thirty five passengers and crew were rescued from the San Juan after it sank minutes following a collision with the S F Dodd off Pigeon Point California. Rescue ships Monuami and Dodd saved survivors including many from Los Angeles as darkness and confusion hampered efforts. Capt Adolph F Aspaunt was reported to have gone down with the ship.

San Juan Associated Press San Francisco Standard Oil S.F. Dodd Pigeon Point Calif Dodd Los Angeles Adolph F. Aspaunt

William Jackson Earns Sharpshooter Medal at Camp Wequaquet

William Jackson of this city, son of Mr and Mrs Cyril Jackson, returned from Camp Wequaquet in Massachusetts. He was awarded a sharpshooters medal in the junior marksmanship class while at the camp.

William Jackson Cyril Jackson Camp Wequaquet Massachusetts

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