Market Analysts Doubt Stock Rally Will Come Soon
New York AP reports analysts doubt a fresh stock rally is imminent after a sharp rally faltered. Joseph E. Granville notes the market has expended energy beyond usual, while K. Thurlow observes rotating strength and potential funds shifting for quick gains. Most foresee continued weakness into July 4 with cautions about a true bull run.
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New York
Joseph E. Granville
Cianville
Dow Jones
K. Thurlow
Winslow, Chou & Stetson
Bregret
Local Pupil Wins WCTU Poster Award in New Hampshire
A 12 year old pupil from Central Sedon wins the Women's Christian Temperance Union best poster prize in New Hampshire. The winning poster is drawn by Janice King a Grade 6 pupil and daughter of Mr and Mrs Keausth King of 47 Lois Si.
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Central Sedon
New Hampshire
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Janice King
Pulpil
Keausth King
Lois Si
Accident Report Involving Multiple Vehicles on Local Roads
An accident report lists participants including Alan Marston 19 from Kensington Rad Hampton Falls and James Sheehan 51 of Wellesley Tits Naisg., with a tractor truck on Laf fayette road. Police noted Sheehan attempted a turn onto Poverty Hill road when the collision occurred. Additional incidents mention Shirley Kane 36 and Patricia Test 16 on State street, and Geraldine Clare 32 with Robert Drew 21 at the Chestnut and State streets intersection last night.
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Alan Marston
Kensington Rad
Hampton Falls
James Sheehan
Wellesley Tits
Naisg
Laffayette Road
Sheehan
Poverty Hill Road
Shirley J. Kane
State Street
Geraldine F. Clare
State St
Robert Drew
Rochester
Assion
Chestiud
State Streets
Funeral rites held for State Liquor Commissioner Durell
Largely attended funeral services were held for Charles T. Durell 72 at St John s Episcopal Church with burial in Forest Hills Cemetery Boston. Gov Wesley Powell led state officials and a large delegation including city managers state lawmakers and liquor commissioners from Maine Vermont and New Hampshire. Attendees included ex Gov Charles M Romick and Police officials.
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Charles Webb
St. John's Episcopal Church
Forest Hills Cemetery
Boston
Gov
Wesley Powell
Pythian Grand Lodge of Nil
Charles Brown
Dover
Comimanter
Grand Temple of Pythlan Sisters
Ruth Holmsteadt
Raymond
Crystal Temple
Pythan Sisters
Delia Hayes
Rivermouth
QES
Henry Morean
Emblem? Club
Thomas Boyan
Danton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Emery
Jane Hil
Fairviey Dr
Advent Christian
Mrs Hill longtime resident dies in Ports mouth
Mrs Ernest Hill 68 wife of Ernest Hill of G Farrylew Dr died yesterday. A native of Iceland she was born Aug 1 1831 daughter of the late John D and Catherine Dickson MacFarlane and lived in New Bedford Mass before moving to Ports mouth LB years ago. Mrs Hill was a member of Rivermouth Chapter OBS. Survivors include sister Mrs Martha Thomson of New Bedford and several nieces and nephews.
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Jane Tim
Farrylew
Iceland
John D
Catherine (Dickson) MacFarlane
New Bedford
Mass
Portsmouth
Hill
Rivermouth
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Ter
Mattha ‘Thomson
Local Officials and Citizens Named at Public Event
EF Merrow former Governors Lane Dwinel and Hugh Gregg, State Liquor Commissioners Franklin D. Flanders and William A. Styles, Robert Hart of the commission, former Mayor John J. Leary, John Dineen, Johny Moore, T Dantel Hayes, James Spanos and Philip Traflon attended. Bearers included State Senate President Norman A. Packard, Deputy Motor Vehicle Commissioner Kenneth E. Goldsmith, Dr Peter Rosen, Ralph H. Rosa, George Lichtfeld and William Laughlin, with Donald Vaughan as organist.
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EF. Merrow
Lane Dwinel
Hugh Gregg
Franklin D. Flanders
William A. Styles
Robert Hart
John J. Leary
John Dineen
Johny Moore
T. Dantel Hayes
James Spanos
Philip Traflon
State Senate
Norman A. Packard
Kenneth E. Goldsmith
Peter Rosen
Ralph H. Rosa
George Ltchfeld
William Laughlin
Donald Vaughan
Newmarket Children’s Day set at Community Church
The annual Children’s Day program will be observed tomorrow at the Community Church with promotions and attendance awards at Hitsme. Starting Sunday and continuing until Rally Day in September, services will begin at 9:30 a.m.
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Newmarket
Hitsme
Earl D. Gaskell Dies at Rye Home at 72
Earl D. Gaskell 72 died at his Rye home yesterday. Born May 25, 1888, in Brewer Maine, he was the son of Clinton D. and Millie A. Fryer Gaskell. He formerly lived in Concord and Boston before moving to Rye 30 years ago. He served in Concord and Boston police, then worked as a real estate promoter. Survived by his wife Hattie M. Clifford Gaskell of Rye, a son Clinton D. of Rye, a brother Walter D. of Concord, two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Earl D. Gaskell
Washington Rd
West Rye
Cathe
Brewer
Maine
Clinton D
Millie A.fryer Gaskell
Concord
Boston
Mass
Hattiey M
Clifford) Gaskell
Liye
2Tye
Walter D
Flag Day campaign urged in Portsmouth area
Fortsmouth Lodge of Elka and Marine Corpse Reservists launch Show Your Cobra campaign at Camp Langdon in New Castle to display flags in front of every business and home in the Portsmouth area by next Tuesday, the 13th anniversary of the Continental Congress adopting the Stars and Stripes.
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Fortsmouth
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