Morgenthau Jones Loans Move in China Crisis
The article discusses U S loan guarantees and credit lines linked to China during tensions with Japan. It notes Jesse Jones and Morgenthau자리u cautious positions on a $25,000,000 shipyard loan and potential $220,000,000 in credits tied to Chinese gold reserves. It mentions the Yangtze valley, oil imports, and diplomatic sensitivities as the United States weighs financial support amid international friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salington
China
U. S
Jesse Jones
Balsmen
RFC
Althhough
Trodsky
Morgen
Nis
Chiang Kai Shek
Ning
Vine
Morgenthau
Aracter
II Ce Bank
Bank of China
Great 2
Lse
Verdict $1,250 in suit against the city of Portsmouth
A Rockingham County Superior Court jury in Exeter awarded $1,250 to the Littles in an injury to a pedestrian case against the city. Mrs. Marge L. Little received $1,000 for injuries from a fall at Bridge and Islington streets on Sept. 14, 1987, and her husband $250 for medical and housekeeping costs.
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Portsmouth
Rockingham County
Exeter
Marge L. Little
Rye
Bridge
Islington
Wilbert J. Little
Leo Liberson
Atty
Jeremy Waldron
Francis Johnston
Claremont
Tdttie
Little
Paul W. Hartson
Rosanna O'Donoghue
Portsmouth Hospital
Evid Gance
James Sanders
John G. Bridie
Eggs Pool
George A. Tredick
Annual Rotary Club Christmas Meeting in Portsmouth
The Portsmouth Rotary Club held its annual Christmas meeting at the Rockingham Hotel. Rev. William Safford Jones chaired and spoke on liberty, democracy, and aid to downtrodden peoples, while Mrs. Mary Whittier Priest sang, accompanied by Leon A. Robinson. Headwaiter John MacInnis arranged novel decorations including a six sided table Rotary wheel.
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Portsmouth Rotary Club
Rockingham Hotel
William Safford Jones
Mary Whittier
John MacInnis
Paw Hobbs
MacInnis
Club
Rev. Jones
Priest
Leon A. Robinson
Jones
Thistland
Weather Summary for Washington and Hampshire
Forecast shows fair conditions in Washington and Hampshire with increasing light winds tonight. Friday brings sunny periods, warmer temperatures, and calm seas with high tide around 17:53 local time.
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Washington
Shopping Time Grows Short in Portsmouth
The article notes only tonight Friday and Saturday remain for Christmas shopping and last minute buyers will be out in force. Portsmouth storekeepers have kept stocks full and up-to-date in anticipation of the final holiday rush. It has been a fine pre holiday season with ideal weather and local shoppers finding gifts at home.
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Portsmouth
Bridges appoints Nashua aide to Washington staff
U S Senator H Styles Bridges named Miss Phyllis Fowers of Nashua as secretary to his Washington staff. She will depart for the capital on Tuesday to join his team.
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Nashua
U. S
H. Styles Bridges
Phyllis Fowers
New Hampshire Young Republican Club
Washington
Capital
Reverend Brennan Marks 44th Priesthood Anniversary
Reverend James H. Brennan, rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, celebrated his 44th anniversary of ordination with an 8 o'clock high mass. Parishioners attended, including members of the Altar Society and St. Patrick's school children led by Rev. Francis Crowley. Spiritual bouquets were presented by the Altar Society, children, and parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Brennani
Church of the Inmediate Conception
Alvar Society
St. Patrick’s School
Francis Crowley
Fr. Brennan
Altar Society
Start Operations Tomorrow On New Portsmouth Kittery Bridge
Authorities announce start of work on the Portsmouth Kittery bridge with ceremonies at 2:30 p m at Kittery and on the New Hampshire side The project cost around 3 million funded by RFC loan and PWA grant The Littleton Construction Co and Tafolla Construction Co lead Maine and New Hampshire approaches while Phoenix Bridge Co handles superstructure Frederick Snare Co builds substructure The commission includes state officials from Maine and New Hampshire and highway departments cooperated throughout the two year effort
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Portsmouth
Kittery
O'Lock
Elot
Martun
New Hampshire
Public Works Administration
RFC
PWA
Littleton Construction Co
Litleton
N. Hf
Maine
Tafolla Construction Co
Dedham
Mass
Phoenix Bridge Co
New York
Frederick Snare Co
Frederic Everath
Concord
James Powers
Manchester
Frank E. Brooks
Paul Thurston
Bethel
Wiliam’ Hinman
Skowhegan
Hollis Cole
Hampton Man Hurt In Sagamore Avenue Crash
William Stenstream of Hampton is hospitalized with serious injuries after a truck owned by Seth Rand Co. and driven by Leo La Branchte of Newmarket lost a rear tire on Sagamore Avenue near Jones street. The vehicle struck two trees, tearing off the body then continuing 180 feet before the second impact. Stenstream suffered lacerations bruises and a severe facial cut with possible skull fracture. X rays planned.
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William Stenstream
Hampton
Portsmouth
Leo la Branchte
Newmarket
Sagamore Avenue
Jones Avenue
Seth Rand Co
United States rejects Germany's demand for apology
Washington December 22 Sumner Welles acting secretary of state disclosed today the United States had rejected Germanys demand for an official apology for Secretary Ickes speech in Cleveland last Sunday attacking dictatorships.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
United States
Germany
Ickes
Cleveland
Claremont Woman Fatally Hurt in Roadside Crash
Mrs. Fred. Davis of Claremont was fatally injured when struck by a four axle truck driven by James Dentere of Manchester. The accident happened about a mile outside town as she crossed the road to a mailbox, according to state police.
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Claremont
Fred. Davis
James Dentere
Manchester
Davis
Stock Market Mixed Prices End Mixed Across Sectors
New York stock prices showed a mixed day with rails and specialty shares contributing modest support while many groups drifted downward. Activity remained lively at times but midday prices were uneven, with some aviation issues slipping up to two points and tax switching continuing to hinder gains.
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New York
Townsend Club Plans Christmas Dance and January Elections
Towns end Club No 1 schedules a Christmas party with a dance revue by the James Sisters and carols. On January 13 a Townsend birthday anniversary and the fifth Townsend movement anniversary will be observed. Officers to be nominated and elected at the first meeting in January.
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Townsend Club
James Sisters
Dr. Townsend
Townsend
Booms Post Unit Sponsors Christmas Party
The Frank E. Booms Unit sponsors a Christmas party this afternoon at the Legion Home on Court Street for about 50 underprivileged boys of the city.
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Booms Post
Frank E. Booms
Legion Home
Court Street
Christmas Festivities Tonight At Local Baptist Chapel
The Middle Street Baptist Sunday school hosts festive activities this evening in the chapel. The Golden Rule Circle and women's groups join the event. Santa Claus will distribute gifts and a program will add interest to the night.
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Middle Street Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Chapel
Golden Rule Circle of
King's Daughters
Santa Claus
Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Plans Active in Portsmouth
Salvation Army local corps led by Capt and Mrs Lowman nears completion of the Christmas program. A Christmas dinner basket drive, aided by the Family Welfare Association, aims to help as many needy families as possible in Portsmouth and vicinity. A Christmas tree program at the Salvation Army hall Friday at 7 30 pm features songs, recitations, and Santa Claus distributing toys. Dinner basket distribution is set for Saturday at 10 am at the Salvation Army hall.
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Corps of the Salvation Amy
Lowman
Salvation Army
P. Sargent
Santa Claus
Hell
Seabrook and Salisbury Dike Upgrade Under WPA Plan
The Salis bury Reclamation district proposes WPA funded work at the New Hampshire line dike in Seabrook to raise the entire length to 15 feet above mean low water, widen the top to four feet, and slope not steeper than 1:15. The project allocates 7980 man hours and 54160 dollars, with completion by February 28.
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Salisbury
New Hampshire
Seabrook
Iimit
Vast rifles rumored near New York spark federal probe
Federal investigators pressed an inquiry into claims of a vast store of rifles for sale to foreign governments near New York. The Boston AP report notes efforts by New York lawyers and agents to place guns and planes through foreign consulates, with Boston brokers contacted for details as U.S. authorities pursue possible arms sales.
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New York
Boston
F. Donald Coster-Musica
the Post
Coster
Massachusetts
Brockton
San Sus, Mags
U. SF
John A. Canevan
Canavan
Ekholm
Coster death note public claim of Wall Street plunder
New York dispatch reports F. Donald Coster born Philip Muslen left a death by own action note blaming bankers, lawyers, auditors and high salaried executives for bleeding McKesson and Robbins white. He said the wholesale business was rotten and asserted his actions were to stave off collapse, denying narcotics or alcohol involvement. The note, released by attorney Samuel Reich, defends his motives and claims he ruined himself by legal intrigue.
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Wall Street
New York
F. Donald Coster
Philip Muslen
McKesson
Robbins White
Connecticut
Samuel Reich
Cester-Musica
Coster-Musica
Coster- Musica
Ivart
To Sing Carols Christmas Eve At Rye
Bethany Church choir and Christian Endeavor Society plan carol singing in Rye on Christmas Eve. Members meet in the vestry at 6 30 p m to form groups. others may join or request a house visit by contacting Amp Rand before the upcoming Saturday. No donations will be accepted.
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Bethany Church Choir
Christian Endeavor Society
Rye
Choir
Amp Rand
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Hiller
Mus~jum
London
Paris
James Roosevelt
Marine Corps
Havana
Miami
Madge Little
Wilbert Little
Rotary Club
Framingham
John Freed
Frank Logubiei
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cape Ann
Rufus Oliver
Corpus Christi
Tex
Berlin
Charles A. Lindbergh
J.H. Brennan
Bradford Shoe CO
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