Portsmouth Herald staff and publication details 1954
The Portsmouth Herald from September 23 1954 outlines editorial and advertising sections with contact and subscription terms. It notes a daily paper published except Sundays and holidays, pricing of 5 dollars yearly, 66 cents monthly, and emphasizes AP news use and copyright restrictions.
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Slicttord, Hottor
Geron
Fortimoter
Hereresta
Associated Press
Associated
Snow Wors t Worms Found In Cascade Mountains
A Seattle dispatch reports discovery of "snow worms" in Washington's Cascade mountains. A University of Washington zoology professor says the brown pigmented ice worm heats to bore through glacier ice, about one inch long, feeding on debris. Householders in frost belts joke about releasing worms to clear snow and ice.
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Seattle
Cascade Mountains
Washington
University of Washington
Port Chester Shooting Links Three In Heat Wave Incident
Port Chester New York June Associated Press reports a heat wave incident left Tony La Bella dead after a struggle with Patrolman O Neil. Two others were wounded but not seriously and taken to a hospital. Police believe La Bella was an asylum inmate.
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Port Chester
N.Y
Cey Associated Press
Tony Laella
Bramaroneck
O'Neil
LaBella
Seven Die in Rioting in Palgaria Palace Clash
Berlin reports seven killed and hundreds wounded in street clashes around Palgaria capital. The Sofa correspondent notes violent upheaval after a peasant leader’s home was dynamited. A Parliament member is among the deceased.
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Berlin
Mentaz Mforgen
Palgaria Cepitel
Yes
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Reekfegham County
Conveyances filed with the Registry of Deeds list multiple transfers. Names include Mary A Pratt to Charles E Freeh and Clarion G Patten. Ida Soutth et al to Ulysses G Smith. Arthur Greenough to P M How. J H Sart to C Har. John N Rowell to Lucy M Rowell with three deeds. Thomas B Shaw to Clinton Band Herman L Norte. Farjary F H McDorgan to Fred M Wheeler. Benjamin Lanz Lee to Charles E Morrison. George Winnomaty to Laura S Twombly. Properties involve lands and buildings in towns such as New Castle, North Hampton, Nottingham, Portsmouth, and others. Dates referenced span 1908 to 1939.
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Reek
Fegham
Candi
Mary A. Pratt
Charles E Freeh
Claron G. Patten
Cxrom G
New Castle
J_ H Sart
The Cricket Gladiator China and its deadly bouts
The Cricket Gladiator home in China selects tiny insects for prowess and trains them for face to face battles to the death. Bets, cheers, and elaborate ceremonies accompany the contests as crickets’ pedigrees and records are discussed much like horse racing in other nations.
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China
Army seeks seven millimeter shoulder gun to cut ammo needs
Washington June reports say Army ordnance experts push a seven millimeter nine to reduce ammunition needs for frontline shoulder automatics. Pederson, from Springfield Armory, develops a lighter higher velocity cartridge, with trials at Fort Benning and infantry tests planned before any decision on adoption.
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Washington
Army Ordnance Esperts
D. Pederson
SpiinsHeld Armory
War Department
Svenson Miberty
Thoempson
Gerand
Fort Benning
University of Maine President says he will not resign
The University of Maine head, President Cage Estee, stated he does not intend to resign despite dissatisfaction with the Maine Legislature and funding constraints. He criticized stalled progress on new construction and enrollment limits for sick students, while affirming no plan to step down.
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University of Sistine
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Eucetae
Ho Waemouch
Maine
Mnivesigiky
Ite
Déliey
Hansnered
Slong Prang
Amd
More Avweton Funds and Increased Appropriations
AVWETON seeks additional funds and raised appropriations for the upcoming urban services program. City officials announce budget adjustments to expand public works and safety initiatives, with projected allocations to transportation, schools, and municipal operations. Public input sessions are planned in the coming weeks.
Slight Fire at Hotel Hiawatha in Long Beach
A small blaze at the Hotel Hiawatha in Long Beach Saturday was caused by defective wiring. Fire departments from York Village and Fork Heath contained the fire with only slight damage reported.
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Hiawatha
Long Beach
York Village
Fork Heath
Honest man solves mystery of missing market receipts
A Saturday disappearance of part of the local market's receipts spurred robbery fears until a customer unknowingly picked up mislaid packets on the counter and returned the cash after discovering pills of various denominations set aside to be counted by the cashier.
Civil Service Rules Expanded by Executive Order
Washington June 1923 President issues executive order modifying civil service regulations to grant government employees credit for seniority in service dependents and military service. The order directs the Civil Service Commission to add up to three rating points for dependency and other factors, with a maximum of 25 points over ten years of service.
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Washington
Civil Service
Meyi
Harding
Wold
Civil Service Commission
Cambridge athlete wins Wingate Trophy
Exeter June John T Carver ot. Cambridge athlete secures Wingate Trophy with victory in a regional meet. Details fragmentary but confirms athlete’s win and association with Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Exeter
John T
Carver Ot
Bratmdr Wingate Exeter tribute highlights baseball memory
Basis of runs notes Boes reaching Brat mdr Wingate of Winchester in memory sacrifice hits. Carver played third for his son Dana J. B. Wingate. The trophy exs given by C. E. Tain of the Exeter ninal of E.
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Boes
Wingate
Winchester
Carver
Dana J. B. Wingate
Eapbase
C. E. Tain
Exeter Ninal
Public notice of newspaper merger and future plans
The author states the Times newspaper property has been purchased and will merge with The Portsmouth Herald to create a better, cost saving daily for Portsmouth. The Herald will stay in business, with growth tied to community support, and aims to extend into more fields to attract broader regional backing.
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Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth
Concord
Dover
Keene
Manchester
Herald
Rortsmouth
New England
PF. W. Hartford
Grandmother to wed widower after long courting
Worcester Massachusetts reports Mrs Bebeecs C Euheek Foote Trahant plans to marry John C Fleming a 69 year old widower with several grandchildren. Fleming has courted her three years and she says he will not deter former husbands or family.
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Mase
Tune
TE Aml
Tye
Mra
Bebeecs C
Euheek Foote Trahant
John Cs Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Tan Toung
Awiz
SIG-WHEEL TRUCK HERE The Sarazin
Six wheel vehicle drew attention today as it arrived aboard The Sarazin. The unusual truck attracted several interested observers who speculated about its origin and purpose. A recent error suggested Brainard Mersey had traveled to Montreal, a detail now disputed.
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Cme
Brainard Mersey
Montreal
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