Wheat subsidy spillover rattles markets and policy
In Kington on December 3 reports detail a complex scheme around Betis wheat exports aimed at shifting surplus to exporters and millers with government subsidies. Insiders estimate a per bushel subsidy between 2 and 5 cents, while Canada Britain and South American trade tensions loom. Pat Harrison plans a speaking tour as Congress weighs policies.
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Kington
Angers
Wallace
Betis
Ewosthien
Canada
Argent
U.S
State Department
Hull
Tennessee Mountain
Argentina
Amealia
F. R
al Surplus Commodities Corporsion
England
U. S
Tassneans
Pat Harrison
Senate
Detroit
Chicago
Cinnati
South Bend
Congress
Weather Forecast for New Hampshire Rain Expected
Rain develops late this afternoon and continues tonight with possible lingering showers into early Tuesday morning. Expect decreasing clouds, followed by warmer conditions Tuesday. Sunrise 6 57, sunset 4 12, high tides around 2 56 am and 8 2 pm.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Meon
New Hampshire Older Boys Conference Closes in City
The New Hampshire Older Boys Conference concluded Sunday at 3 30 PM after a profitable three days in the city. Delegates from across the state, YMCA leaders, and hosts attended church services, forums, and council inductions. John T. Holden of Northfield, Mass led sessions and addressed the group on Getting the Most Out of Life.
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New Hampshire
YMCA
North Church
John T. Holden
Northfield
Mass
MCA Secretaries of
Rockingham Hotel
South Church
H. EB. Kimball
Frederick S. Buschmeyer
Middle Street Baptist Church
Navy Yard
Memorial Bridge
Kimball
Arthur A. Rouner
Bradley Long
E.R. Conlon
Roland Gove
Philip Nason
E. P. Conlon
Reid
Besserer
Holden
Northfield Schools
Holyoke
Brooks
Otis
Calvin Sumner
Pittsfield
Twenty Firemen Overcome In Wakefield Blaze
Wakefield Massachusetts December 5 CAP Twenty firefighters were overcome while battling a blaze that damaged a store and office building and threatened the business district. Fire Chief Pred D. Graham estimated the loss at 30000 dollars. Six men required medical attention for radical injuries.
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Wakefield
Mass
Pred D. Graham
New Members Of Merchants' Bureau at Ports mouth
The Merchants' Bureau lists 26 new members including Diamond Match Co Boxer Furniture Co 5. K. Ames Inc Granite State Broadcasting Co T J Timmons and others. The group now holds 185 members and its work is seen as vital to the city.
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Portsmouth
Merchants’ Bureau
Diamond Match Co
Boxer Furniture Co
5. K. Ames, Inc
Granite State Broadcast+ Ing Co
T. J. Timmons
Zacharias Fruit Store
Ragle Studio
M. Lenwartz
Scott Ds Allard
Arthur Black
Whitehouse
Belmont Cafe
C. E. Brackett
C. Horace Whidden
P. Stabrow
C. Willian Trafton
S. A. Schurman
Ham's
New China
Kennard Insurance Agency
Leading Stocks Edge Lower Amid Modest Declines
New York trading opened with leading stocks down moderately as much of the session echoed last week’s losses. By midafternoon some light demand appeared and faint rallies showed in names like U S Steel General Motors Chrysler Montgomery Ward Douglas Consolidated Edison Anaconda Westinghouse Du Pont Goodrich Southern Railway.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Consolidated Edigon
Anaconda
Westinghouse
Dupont, Goodrich and Southern Railway
Tin-foil mark removal with soft eraser method
A short guide explains using a soft eraser to gently remove marks made by tin foil from surfaces. It notes careful, light strokes to avoid scratching and suggests testing on a hidden area first for safe results.
Seabrook Plans Fire Department Reorganization and Districts
Seabrook selectmen push for better fire protection through a restructured department and a four-district system. Former chief George A. Weare returns as head, with lieutenants William Davis Simeon Brown Claude Gilmore and Harry G Fowler named. The town rents Mrs Benny Locke's Lafayette Road building for apparatus storage.
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William Davis
Simeon Brown
Claude Gilmore
Harry G. Fowler
Benny Locke
Lafayette Road
James Roosevelt Joins Sam Goldwyn as Movie Executive
James Roosevelt, former White House secretary, reported for work as a new hire at Sam Goldwyn’s studio. He led a press conference as media buzzed over a rumored high salary. An official notice named him vice president of Goldwyn Inc.
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Hollywood
Dec
Jimmy Roosevelt
Sam Goldwyn
White House
Jimmy
Washington
Laymen's League Speaker Tonight From Portsmouth WPA
Bugel Gree of Wurnam, in charge of the Portsmouth WPA project to assemble old city records, will address the James DeNormandie Chapter Unitarian Laymen's League at this evening's meeting.
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Bugel
Post Office Clerks Elect Officers
Local No. 355 National Federation of Post Office Clerks held a meeting electing officers for the year. President Roger S. Weare and Vice President Arthur Leon Smith led the list along with Sec Treas Philip A. Lydston and Sgt at Arms Gerald G. Woods. Delegates to the State Convention were Thomas J. Quinn Cleo H. Weddle and Roger S. Weare with alternates Gerald G. Woods Philip A. Lydston and Robert Craig. Executive Committee includes Arthur Lega Smith Thomas J. Quinn and David P. Hartnett Jr.
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National Federation of Post Office
Rogers. Weare
Arthur Leon Smith
Treag
Philip A. Lydston
Gerald G. Woods
Thomas J. Quinn
Cleo H. Weddle
Roger S. Weare
Robert Craig
Arthur Lega Smith
David P. Hartnett, Jr
Multiple late dispatches recounting accidents and crimes
A compilation of AP briefs reports Chester Kozlowski revived after near drowning in a canal in Reading. Massachusetts sees 18 motor-vehicle deaths in a week, with totals near 40 this year. Essex County jail records closed for Robert C. Jackson after a fatal fall. Akti freighter crew missing after collision near Ushant. La Plata aids in salvage. Miss Calla LaPoint killed by a truck in Barton Vermont. Two Boston letters found in a fire box. cost to city cited. Missing Harvard freshman Robert Ligac Myerson sought in Cambridge. Two men killed when car crashed near Hammondsport New York. Francis Jones and Henry Parks held for armed liquor-store robbery in Lowell.
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Boston
Det
Dorchester District
Lowell
Francis E. Jones
Henry V. Parks
Hormignsas Gervais
Golden 50th Anniversary for Judge and Mrs. Remick
Judge James W. Remick and Mrs. Remick of Kittery Point and Winchester mark their golden wedding. He has held posts from U S district attorney to New Hampshire Supreme Court justice and led Republican organizations. she led New Hampshire women’s clubs. They wed December 5, 1888, and have a daughter, with relatives expected at the quiet celebration in Winchester, Massachusetts.
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James W. Remick
Kittery Point
New Hampshire
New England
Winchester
Mass
Concord
Renilek
New Hampshire Federation
Remick
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Lincoln Republican Club
New Hampshire Bar Association
U.S. War Claims
New Hampshire Republican Committee
Kittery Historical Society
Mary S. Pendleton
Hartford
Conn
Jesse G. Wilton
Lakeview Road
Nettia Whitney Updyke
Anne Brown Laycock
Clarence H. Wickham
Alfred Dodd
Spinney Couple Quietly Marks 56th Wedding Anniversary
My and Mrs Wilbra Spinney of South Eliot observe their 56th wedding anniversary today at home. They have nine children, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren, as many visit to join in felicitations. Congratulations and best wishes stream from a wide circle of friends.
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Mrs
Wilbra Spinney
South Eliot
Mrs. Spinney
Dense fog halts shipping and travel along New England shores
A thick fog with freezing temperatures disrupted land and sea transport in Boston area. The Acadia steamer tied at Buzzards Bay, several traffic accidents reported in Salisbury and Boylston, with eight injured and one seriously hurt in a Worcester road collision.
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Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Harold L. Calbeth
Acadia
State Pier
Buzzards Bay
Lowell K. Hammond
Hopedale
Salisbury
Providence
Boylston
Worcester-Clinton Road
Auxiliary Packs Box For Mission
Members of the Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Church meet at the parish house to pack Mission-by-Mesl Sox. The box goes to the bishop's house in Concord. Mrs. Arthur Little and Mrs. W. R. Bagley lead a team of workers and note Mountain Mission burial ground changes at Brentwood. A social tea follows a memorial tablet for Samuel Tuck and a note on newspaper reach.
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St. John's Church
Concord
Arthur Little
North Harmptor
W. R. Bagley
Duto
Mnemluth Minn
Brentwood Re- Mall
Sion
Samuel Tuck
Tha
Tea
Dr. Bagley
Tiewt
Tuck
Franco-Italian Dispute Triggers Violence Across Corsica and Tunisia
Violence flared as Franco-Italian tensions rose with Premier Daladier denying French territorial concessions. Police reinforced Tunis and Susa Tunisian cities while demonstrations spread to Ajaccio Bastia and other Corsican towns amid anti-Italian chants. Italian deputies in Rome pushed campaigns targeting Corsica Tunisia Djibouti Savoy and Nice.
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Tunisia
Corsica
Daladier
Associated Press
France
Tunis
Susa-Tunnisie
Italy
Ajaccio
Mediterranean
Bastia
Department
Rome
Djibouti
Spittaliland
Savay
Nlce
Elks Hold Annual Memorial Services in Portsmouth
The Portsmouth Lodge of Elks held its annual memorial service at the Elks Home honoring seven members who died since the last service. Exalted Ruler William T. O'Brien led officers including Joseph Shanley and Lew White as C. Houghton Richardson sang solos. John P. Booth of Haverhill offered the address, praising Elkdom’s charity and motto while urging living members to show kindness before death.
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Elks
Portsmouth
Lodge of Sorrow
Eld
William P. Hoyne
Matthew T. Kennedy
Michael J. Fitzgerald
F. W. Hartford
Ralph W. Bunker
William E. Marvin
Leon BE. Scruton
O'Brien
Joseph Shanley
Louis
Lew White
John Hartrett
Charles H. Ambhoff
Charles Conlon
Richardson
Booth
Lodge of the Supreme Ruler
the Elks
New York City
Eik~dom
Burns
Benevolent
Order of
Two Maine Boys Badly Hurt In Sled Accident
Eugene Butts, 12, critically injured and Merrill, 11, seriously hurt when their sled on Pine Street went under a car driven by Renyard Lyons of Gosworth.
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Maine
Gosworth
Eugene Butts
Merrill
Pine Street
Renyard Lyons
Kittery Man Dead After Accident
Henry B. Remick 80 of Kittery and Lynn died of a heart attack after his car struck a parked bakery truck in Lynn Massachusetts. Witness Howard Hossack loading the truck was knocked to the street and slightly injured. It was not known if the heart attack occurred before or after the collision. Remick leaves a widow a son Harry of Kittery a sister Fanny of Kittery.
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Lynn
Mass
Henry B. Remick
Kittery
Mane
Howard Hossack
Remick
Harry
Portsmouth
Fanny
Mrs Thaxter to Speak at Graffort Club Meeting
Mrs John Thaxter is slated to be the speaker at the Graffort Club Literature Department meeting next Friday afternoon. The event will feature a literary talk by the noted local figure.
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Thaxter
Graffort Club
John Thexter
Verdict for Local Woman in Portsmouth Auto Pact Suit
A Rockingham County Superior Court jury awarded Hazel E. Woodworth of Portsmouth $3,800 in her suit against Norman E. Robeck of the same city. The case, based on a Portsmouth auto agreement dated February 6, 1938, was presented by plaintiff counsel William M. Sleeper of Exeter and defendant counsel Hughes Burns of Dover.
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Rockingham County
Hazel E. Woodworth
Portsmouth
Norman E. Robeck
William MH. Sleeper
Exeter
Hughes A Burns
Dover
Deer hunter fined for out of season shooting
Farmington December 5 Walter Smith was fined 30.74 dollars by Judge Erroll Hall after pleading guilty to shooting a deer out of season. The arrest followed a State Conservation Officer Arnold Chaney investigation into reports of two deer killed near the road by the Willer place. Smith was arrested Tuesday evening.
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Farmington
Walter Smith
Erroll, Hall
Smith
Arnold Chaney
Jas Willer Place
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Reading
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Salem
Essex County
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Saugus
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Barton
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N. Y
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Penn Yan
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Imrod
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