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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1944

Page

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Todays Hero and Local Notices at Kittery Point

The page lists a mix of local items including Todays Hero, Amisemity, Gleanings, Cartons, Here and There, Churches, Kittery, Combes, Wegat Notions, Ora, and a Tubule Forum. It references Kadina Faping, Events, Kunerats, Rationing, and Rasnte in terse classifieds and notices.

Amisemity Kittery Kittery Point Combes Y Wegat Notions Ora Tublie Forum Ebhiteriat Kadina Faping Kunerats

Convoy Report Unconfirmed by Gen MacArthur

Report describes unconfirmed convoy through Philippines and Far East efforts. Mentions MacArthur, Nimitz, air bases near Japan, Mindoro and Lingayen Gulf raids, and Japanese claims of sinking transports. Bangkok, London and Tokyo reports vary, with no solid American confirmation.

Gen. MacArthur Ciew Douglas MacArthur Fleet Chester W. Nimitz Japan London Pacific U. S Philippines Leyte Island Surigao Strait Min- Hanao Sea Sulu Sea Mindoro Moluccas Lingayen Gulf Saipan Guam Tinian Germany Tokyo Kotsu Formosa Burma-China Burma Road China Bhamo Burma Bharno

Pvt Brown Wounded In Germany

Pvt Brown, a member of Gen Patton s Third Army, was wounded in Germany on December 7. He trained at Camp Croft and Fort Meade and is reported to be at a hospital in Bigland. Originally from Lynn, Mass, he lived in Portsmouth and managed Thom McAn. his wife Amelia Paras Brown has a daughter, Marvel.

Pvt Qaewin Eyproet Wea Germany Amelia Brown Richards Avenue Brown George §. Patton Third Army Sors Camp Croft S. C Fort Meade Bigsland Lynn Mass Portsmouth Thom McAn Amelia Paras George Paras Portsmouth High School Lasalle Junior College Auburndale Railway Mall Association Marvel

Western Union Delivers Casualty Messages Free Here

James H. Bangs Jr local Western Union manager announced that casualty messages from the armed services are delivered in person to next of kin at no cost. The company has delivery contracts and covers all charges with no financial obligation to recipients.

James H. Bangs, Jr The Western Union

Blood signs extradition papers for Frank Lyon return

Gov Robert Blood signed extradition papers for the return of Frank Lyon of Hampton to Belmont Massachusetts where he is wanted for support of a wife and two children. The signing followed a hearing held Thursday and occurred late yesterday afternoon.

Concord Robert Blood Frank I Lyon Hampton Belmont Mass

Churchill Says Allies Can Win In Europe In 45

Prime Minister Churchill, addressing Primrose League members, expressed cautious hope that Germany would be beaten in 1945. He warned against slackening and said the evil German leadership would be wiped out, with victory in Europe within reach in the final phase of the war.

Lonkon Tapi

Herald Not Published Monday For New Year Holiday

The Portsmouth Herald will not publish on Monday New Year’s Day a traditional holiday. Weekend news will appear in Tuesday’s issue.

Herald Portsmouth Herald

U S Troops Alerted in Canal Zone

U S armed forces in the Panama Canal Zone were placed on full alert as Panamanian political agitation rose after the cabinet resignation of Ricardo Adolfo de la Guardia. Fourteen deputies allied with a manifesto sought asylum at the Mexican embassy, while Maj. Gen. Ralph G. Meyer ordered measures to keep U S personnel out of Panamanian jurisdiction.

Balboa Panama C. Z U. S Panama Canal Zone Ricardo Adolpho de la Jquaria de Guardia Tivoli Ancon Canal Zone Ralph G. Meyer Panama Canal Department Panamanian de la Guardia

Odd Jobs Man Shot in Derry Gun Battle

In Derry a 35 year old odd-jobs man Robert Clark was shot dead after a fight at the home of 48 year old Allen Hayes. Hayes said he struck Clark with a chair and bottle, fired through a door panel wounding him fatally. Hayes was detained. no charges yet.

Verry Robert Clark Augustus Butman Allen N. Hayes Clark Hayes Butman Joseph la Rochelle la Rochelle Francis 5. King Simes Frink

Greece Names Regent as Damaskinos Appointed

King George of Greece appoints Archbishop Damaskinos regent following a CBS recorded BBC broadcast. The AP report notes the decision was announced via the British radio service.

Greece Reagent New York George Damaskinos CBS

Prediction of Tighter OPA Shoe Rationing Policy

Washington dispatch reports imminent tightening of shoe rationing. Two pairs per year may end in 1945 with the next coupon not valid before mid-summer, while stamps Nos 1, 2, and 3 remain usable. OPA aims to curb runs, maintain child shoe assistance, and boost production.

Washington OPA Europe

Allied forces report 25 American divisions attack and drive back Nazis

Allied announcements describe 25 American divisions pressing Von Rundstedt's salient, shrinking the Nazi bridgehead from Luxembourg to the Meuse. Patton's Third Army pushes four miles north of Bastogne. First Army advances toward Hachefort. Russians cross the Hron, seize towns, and Budapest street fighting continues as Allied air power targets the Italian coast road below Le Spezia.

Belgium Luxembourg Meuse Belgium Bulge Third Army First Army Bastogne Rochefort Brussels Associated Press Karl Veh Rundstedt German Transocean Agency von Rundstedt Allied Supreme Headquarters George 5 Patton Hachefort Hron Danube Old Austria Budapest Tybhrenian Italy

Four Way Contest For State Senate Leader Named

Concord on December 9 309 AP four candidates vie for Senate president as legislators convene caucus ahead of the legislature which opens Wednesday. Donald Matson of Concord Scott Simpson of Bartlett Charles Mills of Jaffrey and J Guy Smart of Durham seek the post.

Concord State Senate Donald Matson Scott Simpson Bartlett Charles Mills Jaffrey J. Guy Smart Durham

Postoffice Announces Holiday Mail Service

Portsmouth postmaster Peter J. Hickey announced a single city mail delivery for New Year’s Day with no rural service. The stamp parcel and general delivery windows will run 7 15 am to 4 pm. money order COD and registry windows from 8 15 am to 5 pm.

Peter J. Hickey Portsmouth He Sai

Planning Board Recommends New Airport Zoning

The Portsmouth planning board endorsed an airport district zoning amendment to ensure clearances on approaches to Portsmouth airport runways. The proposal would require about one foot clearance for every 40 feet of distance, aligning with New Hampshire Aeronautics commission standards. The board will present the report to the city council.

Portsmouth Planning Board City Hall Clits Portsmouth New Hampshire Aeronautics Commission Henry B. Tilton Planning Board Frank Brooks Airport Commission Jeremy R. Waldron John FR. Golter Sherburne Road Greenland Sherburne Roads Greenland Road Bishop Street Airport Rockingham Avenue Golter Sherburme Road Pannaway Manor

Editors Warn of Election Checklists Flaw

A Portsmouth Herald editorial on July 18 1944 challenged legally prepared primary checklists while a July 13 1944 vote faced scrutiny. The libel case noted 18 officials, including the city clerk, were fined for violating primary and election laws. The trial before Chief Justice Lorimer featured sharp exchanges on press reform and official accountability.

the Herald Attorney General’s Department State Police Portsmouth Herald Portsmouth William H. Sleeper Exeter H. Thornton Lorimer Superior Court Delibe Jana Sleeper Herald Fortsmouth Rye

Byrnes Refuses Modification of Jan 3 Race Ban

War mobilization chief James F. Byrnes today refused to alter his demand that all animal racing end by January 3. The White House said petitions to relax the deadline, including a New Orleans fair grounds request for January 31, were considered but Byrnes stood firm. He cited war’s changing requirements and said advance notice could not always be provided.

Washington Weo James F. Byrnes White House Byrnes Fair Grounds New Orleans

Freight Conductor Dies in Worcester Collision

Raymond H. McNaughton, 63, a freight conductor for the New Haven, was killed when struck by an engine in Worcester, Massachusetts, late last night. The fatality occurred December 30 as investigations begin into the accident confirming the victim and location.

Worcester Mass Raymond EH. McNaughton New Haven

Two Newmarket Families Hear War Losses

Mrs. Robert Deshaies of Cedar Street receives word her husband Seaman Robert Deshaies USN was killed in action on a destroyer escort during the Battle of Leyte. Pvt Francis Archambeault USA is missing in Germany since December 3, according to his mother Mrs. Emmi Archambeault of Wadleighs Fall Road. Deshaies, a Canada native, moved to Newmarket six years ago and worked at Rockingham Silk Mill before enlisting a year ago. He trained at Sampson and went overseas last summer. Surviving him are two sons, Gilbert and Rexter. A pre burial mass is set for St Marys Church. Archambeault served in the infantry, trained at Fort Devens and Camp Butler, and went overseas last summer, stationed in Scotland then Germany. Another brother Felix is in France.

Newmarket Robert Deshaies Cedar Suteet USN Leyte Francis Archambeault USA Germany Emmi Archambeaul Wadleighs Fall Seaman Deshaies Canada Willimantic Comm Rockingham Sampson Naval Training Center Seamar Deshales Gilbert St. Francis School Biddeford Rolexter St. Mary School St Mary's Church Lector A Benoit Archambeault Infantry Fort Devens Mass Camp Buiner N.C Scotland Felix France

Airplanes and locomotives stock at Philadelphia store

New York reports a Philadelphia department store cataloging aircraft and locomotives for holiday shoppers. An amused dialogue features Milady seeking a gift and staff presenting aluminum airplanes at 19,894 dollars and large locomotives including a Mogul sixty three feet long and a Baldwin priced at 112,600 dollars.

New York Philadelphia Baldwin Billie

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