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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1930

Page

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Navy eyes all metal dirigible for war and commerce

Congressmen Vanderberg and Kahn push authorization to build a 100-ton all metal airship with a 70 mph top speed, proposed as a transport and recon craft. The craft would outsize the ZMC-2, cost about 4.5 million, and could be used for military supply, staff movement, bombing, and private demonstrations. A companion build could duplicate it in 2.5 years for roughly 3.5 million.

Associated Press Washington Navy Army Air Corps Arthur H. Vanderberg Michigan Florence Kahn California Sony Secretary of War House Carl Fritsutit Aircraft Development Corporation Company Panama Fritsche

Border Patrol Unification Plan Scrapped by House Panel

Washington reports that a Hoover proposal to unify all U S border patrol units under the Coast Guard was rejected by the House interstate and foreign commerce committee. A revised plan would merge roughly 800 labor department immigration patrolmen and 750 treasury customs officers into a nonuniform civil service United States Border Patrol under the treasury secretary. The shift would avoid militarizing the force and reduce border infrastructure costs.

Washington Fae Coast Guard United States Hoover Congress House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Tte Betn

Massive blaze damages bridge and transit lines in Boston

A fire believed caused by spontaneous combustion destroyed the main span and part of the approach to the & Street Bridge, crippling light, telephone and streetcar service. One fireman was severely burned, another saved from drowning. Repairs may exceed 300000 dollars with a new bridge cost around 1000000. Two workers were injured or rescued amid tense efforts by rowboats and fireboats.

Associated Press Boston The Street Bridge Carl Foss S Boseman Joseph Kolp Fire Notification Company

Planning Trip to the Shoals by North Church Group

The Young Adult Group of the North Church plans a trip to the Isle of Shoals on next Thursday evening aboard the steamer Sightseer. Each member brings a personal picnic hinch. A program of interest is being arranged and a large turnout is expected.

North Church Isle of Shoals

Road Work Near Kittery Point Nears Completion

Road resurfacing from the Nay Yard station in Kittery past Locke's Cove nears completion. Crews eliminated several sharp turns to create a smoother highway to the popular summer colony.

Kittery Point Nay Yard Kittery Locke's Cove

Ocean Flight Starts Sunday by Kingsford Smith crew

Dublin reports Captain Charles Kingsford Smith plans a 2 a.m. Sunday takeoff for the trans Atlantic attempt. The Southern Cross crew, four Australians, remain upbeat and confident despite weather at the hour. The plane carries a powerful radio for frequent progress messages.

Associated Press Dublin Junie Charles Kingsford-Smith

Mother and Baby Drown in Quarry Pit Tragedy

Mrs Elsie Gustafson aged 33 and her weeks old baby died in an abandoned quarry pit at Rockport Massachusetts. Relatives say she suffered from a nervous disorder and police believe she walked to the 10 foot cliff edge and jumped into the water yesterday. The incident was reported by Associated Press.

Associated Press Rockport Mass Elsie Gustafson

Boy Dives To His Death At Spex Pond

Leominster Mass June 7 Raymond Boland 15 of North Lancaster drowned while bathing in Spex Pond He struck his head on a diving board and sank immediately The body was recovered.

Associated Press Leominster Mass Raymond Boland North Lancaster Spex Pond

Four-Ball League at Rochester Event Schedule

The Portsmouth Country Club will send a four-ball team to Rochester next Wednesday to play Rochester C. C. Other matches on that date include Manchester C. C. at Amoskeag Dover at Concord and Franklin at Nashua. Also noted is Latin America's expanded airway network, with 44,000 miles in regular operation, three times the 1929 figure.

Portsmouth Country Club Rochester ©. C Rochester Manchester C. C Amoskeag Dover Concord Franklin Nashua Washington

Graf Zeppelin Dodges Terrific Storms on Homeward Run

Friedrichshafen Germany June 7 Graf Zeppelin rode out fierce electrical storms near southern France and Spain during her historic voyage. Detouring to Germany she passed Solestre close to the Swiss frontier, as crowds cheered the homecoming of the seventh transatlantic crossing with flags, cannon blasts, and church bells ringing.

Associated Press Friedrichshafen Germany Graf Zeppelin Lash South America Africa Equator France Graf Rhone Solestre Swiss Spain Hugo Eckeners Vallence Toulon Crath

Rockefeller offers 12 million gift for New York park

John D. Rockefeller Jr. proposes a 60 acre Washington Heights park with about 5 million dollars to prepare the site. The $12 million gift is conveyed by letter to Mayor Walker, with approval delayed until the Board of Estimate meets on June 13. He also seeks permission to close two East Side streets near the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. The tract includes the former Billings estate and a four acre parcel within which a Metropolitan Museum building is planned.

Associated Press New York John D. Rockefeller, Jr City of Washington Heights Machatten Rockefeller Walker Board ‘of Estimate Hylan Rockefeller Park Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research Billings Estate

Air sickness linked to mental factors on major routes

Boeing survey on the Chicago to San Francisco and Seattle to Los Angeles routes finds eight percent of air travelers susceptible to air sickness. The main cause cited is mental. An eight year old Arkansas City Kansas youth can speak languages including Hungary Roumania Spain France and Germany besides Yiddish and English.

Oakland Cal Boeing System Chicago-San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles Arkansas City Kans Hungary Roumania Spain France Grmany

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