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27 Dec 1933
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Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
1
Weather Lookahead for New Hampshire Clouds Cold Lower Temps
December 27 forecast for New Hampshire notes cloudy skies and colder air through Thursday with rising temperatures. Snow is possible as forecasts shift from the current cloud cover toward wintry conditions visible in regional weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
New Hampshire
Heavy Snowstorm Paralyzes Portsmouth Streets
Portsmouth endures a severe storm with over 14 inches of snow since Tuesday morning. Taxicabs crowded garages, trains ran late but then mostly on time, and many residents abandoned driving for rail travel. Snow plows and shovels battled drifting accumulations as power and telegraph lines stayed up. Overnight storage, tire chains, and radiator alcohol saw unprecedented demand. Weather forecasters warned of continued cold and rising temperatures tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bangor
Maine Central Railroad
Would Change Presidential Election Plan
Washington December 27 A constitutional amendment to change the method of electing a President is to be pressed at the coming session of Congress by supporters of Franklin D. Roosevelt who seek his 1936 renomination. The plan would let a national popular vote determine electors and credit only the electors won by a candidate, not the total tally. Senator Norris backs the measure, drafted by Rep Lea, and it would move through Congress to state ratification, the first assembly since Norris’s lame duck abolition was ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Friends of
Frank
D. Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
House
Rep
Lea
California
Great Lakes blizzards sweep nation amid deadly cold wave
A brutal storm swept the eastern half of the United States with freezing temperatures and heavy snow. Dozens died in accidents and exposure, including eight fishermen in Lake Michigan, while cities like Chicago and New York reported significant snowfall and travel disruption. Police hunt suspects tied to Armenian Church archbishop assassination as investigations spread to neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Associated Prese
Great Lakes
New England
United States
Lake Michigan
Midwest
Chicago
New York Harbor
Martha
Arrests expected in Armenian revolutionary case
New York report claims identification of five prisoners as alleged members of a secret Armenian revolutionary society involved in the attack that assassinated Archbishop Leon Tourian. District attorney's office announced the development as police pursued deeper lines of inquiry into the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashnak
Armenia
Joseph Cohn
Theoviety
Holy Cross Armenian Church
Cohn
Chicago
Varthen Aharovians
George Kazajian
Astrik Degavarian
Kazajian
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
New York
Ecret- Armenian’ Revolutionary Society
Leon Tourian
District Attorneys Office
Polios
Inauguration of Mayor-Elect Robert Marvin
The inauguration of Mayor-Elect Robert Marvin and the council-elect will take place in the Council Chambers at 10 o'clock on New Year's morning. They will be sworn in and select the city clerk for the coming year. The new mayor will deliver an inaugural address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marvin
Derry Man Veteran Dies on Christmas Day
Derry December 27 Captain Leonard H Pillsbury died Tuesday. The Civil War veteran wished to live to his 98th birthday which fell on Christmas Day. He served with the 5th New Hampshire Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Leonard H. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Sth
New Hampshire Regiment
Missing Honeybrook in Cape Cod Blizzard Search
Coast Guard and authorities hunted for the New York tow boat Honeybrook and 14 crew members after it vanished while leaving Cape Cod Canal bound for Boston during a blizzard. No wreckage found. seaplane grounded. search teams scoured Massachusetts and Cape Cod Bay. Also missing were three small fishing boats from Northern New England fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Honeybrook
Cape Cod Canal
Cape
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
South Shore
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Cape Cod Bay
Gloucester
New England
Cape Porpoiss
Christmas Dance Thrives Despite Storm At Portsmouth Club
The Portsmouth Dartmouth Club held its annual Christmas holiday dance at the Rockingham Hotel. About eighty attendees, mostly younger residents and students, braved drifting snow while Frank Bush's Yacht Club Orchestra from Claremont delivered top notch music. Hall decor featured green and white drapes and streamers. Patrons included Rear Admiral Clarence Kempff and Mrs Kempff, Dr. and Mrs. William Short, and Hon. and Mrs. Albert Hislop. The dance committee, led by William Short, Arthur Hislop, and G. B. Cutler, earned praise for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth-Dartmouth Club
Rockingham
Frank Bush
Yacht Club Orchestra
Claremont
Clarence 8. Kempeff
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Kempff
William EH. Short
Albert Hislop
William Short
Arthur Hislop
G. B. Cutler
No PWA Loan Yet Executed in New Hampshire
Concord December 27 officials report the state faces no PWA loans or grants in Washington. About 15 major projects are under construction yet no federal money has reached sponsors. Agencies cite a rule delaying funds until projects reach 50 percent completion, forcing communities to self finance to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
New Hampshire
Concord
Washington
Rio Bank Hours Limit Set by Provisional Government
Rio de Janeiro announces a 6 hour day and 36 hour week for bank employees as decreed by the provisional government. The change tightens work schedules across financial houses in the city and signals broader labor reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
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