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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1933

Page

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Weather forecast for New Hampshire turns snowy night

Washington reports a forecast for New Hampshire indicating probable snow tonight with a cold Tuesday. Not so cold tonight, but colder conditions expected in the west and northern portions on Tuesday.

Washington New Hampshire

Fire at Charlestown Bay State Prison Endangers Prisoners

Police reserves rushed to the Charlestown prison as Moe broke out in the brush factory housing 910 inmates. Firemen controlled the blaze after three alarms. A deputy warden said the fire was set and five prisoners were placed in solitary confinement.

Associated Press Boston State Prison Charlestown Moe

Five Prisoners Attempt Escape From Brush Factory Yard

Five men blamed for a blaze left their ranks to flee into the brush factory yard as they attempted to scale the wall. Deputy warden said Guard Edward Tield forced them back with his gun while escaping and they were recaptured by Guard Patrick Boyle.

Brush Edward Tield Patrick Boyle

Navy Yard to Spend 40000 on Civil Works Project

Under the Civil Works Administration for New Hampshire a Portsmouth Navy Yard project calls for about 40000 in road work, painting, and cleanup across the reservation. About 200 men will be employed from unemployment lists and paid by the state CWA. The Navy Yard will supervise the plan. Lieut Commander R L McLillan will meet in Concord with Miss Patch on O W A matters and worker placement.

Civil Works Administration New Hampshire Portsmouth Navy Yard Navy Yard RL. McLillan Public Works Concord Miss Patch

Portsmouth Voters Asked to Vote Tomorrow by Car Service

The Democratic City Committee urges every Portsmouth citizen to vote tomorrow. Call 2771 or 2772 and a car will pick up voters to take them to their ward. Dr. S F Griffin chairs the committee urging participation.

Democratic City Committee Portsmouth S. F. Griffin Democratic City Comm

Alleged driver of truck killing held in New Hampshire

Ossipee December 11 Harry Hobbs 26 was taken into custody at his father’s Tamworth home and expected to be charged as the driver of a hit and run truck that killed four CCC youths and injured eight others returning from a dance. Sheriff Welch said Hobbs was intoxicated. Names of victims from Massachusetts and Boston areas among the injured and dead are listed along with others treated in local infirmaries.

Associated Press Ossipee Harry Hobbs Tamworth Preston B. Smart Citizens’ Conservation Corps CCC Center Atith Company Center Ossipee James Welch Hobbs Harold Foss Dover Smart Sheriff Welch John F. McCarty Somerville Mass Joseph Frontillo Brockton Edward Karr Brooksire James Burton Boston Robert Ravee Iton Fred Annis Dedham Mara Joh Neville Kevere Michael Bombay Hinsdale

Winter flood and cold snap claim and disrupt roads

A nationwide wave of pre winter elements caused deaths and damage across regions. Western Washington suffered floods from the Puyallup Masqually rivers marooning motorists and damaging property while Tacoma and Seattle rail links were washed out. The Midwest Great Lakes and northern plains endured a cold spell with record lows in Quebec and a New Brunswick blizzard easing after heavy snowfall.

Associated Press Washington Puyallup Masqually Tacoma Great Lakes Plains States Rocky Mountain East Pennsylvania New York Allegheny Mountains Quebec New Brunswick

Plan Using All Local Labor Approved By Mayor

The N.has notified Mayor Ss. PAA Pickers from Washington that the government has approved the city's plan of staking care of the big sewer project with local labor. This work involves $132,000 expenditure.

Ss. Paa Pickers Washington Ayith

Unspecific phrase about oversight by Board of Public Works

The text notes that something will be under the supervision of the Board of Public Works, implying oversight or governance by the municipal body.

Board OF Public Works Pended

Republicans Stowing Away on a Territorial Ship Jail Case

A fragment recounts an offence from the last session of the Hawaiian territorial legislature involving Republicans and a ship turned into a jail. The brief notes unlawful concealment and a political dispute tied to maritime control and governance.

Three Lose Lives As Fire Destroys Maine Dance Hall

Hampden Maine December 11 fire tore through the Paradise dance hall ending a long marathon contest. Dancers fled into a blizzard and knee deep snow as many suffered burns and exposure in subzero gusts. Bodies were recovered early today including John Ryan of New York City.

Maine Dance Hall Associated Press Hampden Paradise Dance Hall John Ryan New York City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bay State Prison Sylvester F. A. Pickering Arthur Thomson Charles T. Durell Joseph S. Conners John J. Henson John G. Kingsbury Willard Howe William T. Rose Garland Tucker Ralph G. McCartHy Sec Republican City Committee New England England Pleasant St. Dowposite Voters OF Attention Henry Wallingford American Legion Sugrue Hall Kittery Leo Smith Young Hard of Sanford Jimmie Knight Portland Johnnie Miltus Battling Moore Personal Finance Co Main St. Wel South Berwick Maine Furniture & Auto Loans Whist Party Union Arcadia Theatre Peirce Hall C.C.C Jeremy R. Waldron Republican City Political May Robert Marvin Samuel F. Griffin Samuel T. Ladd Thomas D. Loughlin, Jr James E. Whalley Edward M. Buckley Edmund R. Fay Patrick J. Reardon Richard T. Cali William J. Gallagher ST. John’s Men's Club Portsmouth Theatre Thomas F Mullin Portymouth Theatre
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