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05 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
1
Killed at Wells: 17 year old cyclist dies in crash
John Stromski 17 of 90 Cash Streets South Portland was killed instantly yesterday noon when his motorcycle, bought last week, struck the rear of a Wells car driven by Roscoe Morrill. The accident, in which Stromski was riding east on the right side, caused a fractured skull with heavy hemorrhage per medical examiner Dr. John H. Macdonald. Body sent to Hurd & Son undertaking rooms in Kennebunk. he is survived by his parents two younger brothers and a younger sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stromski
Cash Streets
South Portland
Walter McCann
Roscoe Morrill
Wells
Strowski
John H. Macdonald
Kennebunk
Hurd & Son of
Stromski
Stephen Stromski
Faces Death in Kidnaping
Walter McGee, 28, a former Oregon convert, confessed to kidnapping Miss Mary McElroy and faced possible death on the gallows under Missouri law. A federal grand jury indicted him and seven others in the plot amid the week’s events including the ransom, arrests, and indictments. American apples gain price edge in India as west coast freight cuts aid Calcutta market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Walter McGee
Oregon
Mary McElroy
F. H. McElroy
Amarilllo
Tex
LAVA THREATENS TOWN IN ITALY
Naples June 5 Terzigno a town of 200 residents in the Vesuvius region faced a lava threat as a moving wall of lava from Mt Vesuvius advanced toward it Residents fled to Naples or watched for danger signals Director Malladra of the Vesuvius observatory said the flood was diminishing and could last two or three days more Two thirds of the 1929 eruption area was renewed and lava mass seemed ready to burst over the rim as flames and burning rock shot into the Inferno valley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Terzigno
Mt. Vesuvius
Malladra
Vesuvius Observatory
Electrical Storm Damages Rye and Nearby Areas
A severe electrical storm struck Portsmouth and vicinity causing extensive damage. The Rye town hall cupola lost its weather vane and shingles. the storm disrupted the Central fire station meter. Morris Salden’s home was struck. Auburn selectman William Moyne was knocked unconscious. Universalist church at Newfields suffered a ruined steeple. a cottage in Auburn near Thomas Caron caught fire. Utility crews repaired line damage and the N H Gas and Electric Co reported special repairs in Portsmouth and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Rye
Central Fire Station
Morris Salden
Middle Road
Rockingham County
William Moyne
Auburn
Chester-Auburn
Universalist
Newfelds
Thomas Caron
N. H. Gas de Electric Co
Nashua Brother Held Without Bail in Murder Charge
John Donella, 38, is charged with murder in the death of his brother Peter Donella, 42, after a Memorial Day dispute at 3 Warren Street. Peter died June 1 at Memorial Hospital from a fractured skull. John was ordered held without bail for the September term after a municipal court hearing before Judge George M. French. State witnesses say both men were drinking and John admitted striking his brother with a stove shaker during the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
John Donella
Peter Donella
George M. French
Memorial Hospital
Warren Street
John
Winant Will Not Run Again as Governor
Concord reports Governor John G Winant will not seek another term according to the Monitor Patriot editorial. No official announcement has been made and the piece notes no vacant high office at term end. It cites four years in the nation's low mood as sufficient rest from public service. Winant serves a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John G. Winant
Monitor Patriot
Winant
Outdoor fete planned by Whippie Eyrent-Teacher board
The executive board of the Whippie Eyrent-Teacher association has set final plans for an outdoor fete on the school grounds Tuesday evening June 6 at 6 o'clock. Children will provide the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippie Eyrent-Teacher Association
National Officer to Speak Here at Portsmouth Meeting
The Portsmouth Senior Council of Jewish women will hold an installation of officers at the home of Mrs. Morris Nannis on Richards Ave Tuesday at 2 PM Mrs. Henry Guterman, a national officer, will speak along with Mrs. Saul Berman of the Boston drama committee. A Black Minorca hen owned by Mrs. Laura Hall Ortega of Lompoc California laid two color eggs, half white and half brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Morris Nannis
Richards Ave
Henry Guterman
Saul Berman
Drama Committee
Boston
Minorca
Laura Hall Ortega
Lompoc
Coallif
Mattern Reaches Moscow After Atlantic Flight From Norway
Jimmy Mattern, American round the world flyer, landed at Moscow's airport after crossing the Atlantic and racing across Russia. He flew from Jomfru Island off Norway to Moscow via Kazan Sverdlovsk Omsk Novosibirsk Irkutsk and Khabarovsk amid bad weather and headwinds. He planned a two hour stay before continuing to New York, aiming to beat the existing record by arriving ahead of Post and Gatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Mattern
San Angelo
Tex
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Century of Progress
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Associated Presse
Associated Press
Moscow
Norway
Mattern
Irkutsk
Dauntless
Jomifruland
Nor Way
Oslo
New York City
Post and Gatty
Post
Gatty
Junior Garden League to Meet Tonight
The Junior Garden League will convene at the Women's City Club this evening. High school age boys and girls show strong interest in gardening with several projects planned including an attractive garden behind the Women's City Club.
Taylor announces engagement of Constance Taylor to Carl A Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L Taylor announce the engagement of their daughter Constance to Lieutenant Carl A Johnson USN. The couple plans a future wedding and expresses pleasure in sharing the news with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Taylor
Constance
Carl A. Johnson
Usn
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