Britain may skip debt payment to United States
London June 13 Associated Press reports that the general de Wet said Britain would likely not pay the next debt installment of 75,950,000 dollars due to the United States unless guarantees are provided that would lead to a permanent settlement of the debts issue. Members of the House of Commons pressed for a statement but Prime Minister Baldwin and officials held questions. Neville Chamberlain was to announce the government's decision later today.
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Associated Press
London
General de Wet
Great Britain
United Stats
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Debtor debt row dominates World Economic conference
London observers at the World Economic conference warned of a push for a European bloc of debtor nations to compel the United States to settle war debts. Secretary Hull was absent, French Premier Daladier spoke, and Gen. Smuts of South Africa argued Lausanne fixed the burden on the United States.
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Associated Press
London
State Hull
Daladier
France
Mr. Hull
Sec. Hull
MacDonald
Great Britain
Jung
Smuts
Sam D McReynolds
U. S
Lee Hull
South Africa
Gen. Smuts
United States
Triple Slayings In New York Flat
New York on June thirteen reports a triple murder of petty racketeers found in a six dollar a week flat on Hast 365th Street. Each victim stabbed in the chest with an ice pick used as the weapon. one fragment found in a temple. Identification via fingerprints. Victims named Charles Cabrese Salvator Tulumelio and Lous Sally. They were found gagged and trussed in the bedroom, possibly killed after Friday’s gangland killings and tied to earlier Desolation Day violence.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Cabrese
Salvator Tulumelio
Lous Sally
St. Cal
Conference Opens at Rockinsham County Meeting
The 97th annual Rockinsham County Congregational Christian Association opened at the North Church parish with delegates from across the county. Rev. Arthur A. Bounet presided, Rev. Alexander Sloan led the opening service, and reports from Mrs. Helen D. Bourn and Mrs. James W. Bixler followed.
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Rockinsham County
A. B. Ricker
Huot
Buck brothers found equally guilty in kidnap case
Dist Atty William C Crossley told the Mc Math Kidnaping jury that Kenneth and Cyril Buck share equal guilt in the ten year old Margaret McMath kidnapping. The brothers from Harwichport are on trial for demanding a $60000 ransom paid by Nell C McMath. Crossley emphasized Cyril as intermediary while Kenneth admitted the crime, drawing objections from Cyril’s attorney Willard Carleton.
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Associated Press
Barnstable
Mass
William C. Crossley
McMath
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Buck Brothers
Cyril
Harwichport
Margaret McMath
Nell C. McMath
Crossley
Buck
Willard Carleton
Edward F. Ranify Institute
Oxford Group Movement Featured At Conference News
In Candia Rev Edgar R Chandler outlined the Oxford Group Movement the audience asked questions showing strong interest. The program included women delegates sessions led by Mrs Helen Bourn and Mrs L H rehnayer followed bySocial Relations and the Local Church discussions and addresses by Supt Gardner and others. Evening services and communion were scheduled with Rev Louis Ellmins and Rev David Hatch among speakers.
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Edgar R. Chandler
Candia
Oxford Group
Women's ” Department
Helen
L. H. Rnhayer
Seamen’s . Friend
Gardner
Women's Guild
North
Lous ‘Ellmns
Newington
Theavening
David Hatch
Dover
Rob
Henry Wallingford Post backs junior baseball season start
Henry Wallingford Post of Kittery in the A L announces support for junior baseball this season. The first game will be Kittery versus Eliot on Friday at 4 PM at Truip Academy grounds in Kittery. Boys interested in baseball are invited to report at 3 30 PM Friday.
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Henry Wallingford Post
A. L
Kittery
Eliot
Truip Academy
New Hampshire Farm Expect Big Apple Crop This Year
Concord on June 13 deputy commissioner of agriculture Lawrence A. Garliste notes a big apple crop for 1938. He estimates yield around 1,200,000 bushels, up from 936,000 in 1937 and 520,000 in 1931, signaling strong growth for New Hampshire orchards.
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Concord
Lawrence A. Garliste
New Hampshire
Spring tournament qualifying at Portsmouth Country Club
The qualifying round is being played this week at the Portsmouth Country Club in the annual spring tournament.
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Portsmouth ‘Country Club
Keeping Close Watch on Navy Yard Matters
Congressman William N. Rogers pressed the Portsmouth navy yard issue amid rumors work would move to New London. Admiral Pratt and officials clarified no such order. Portsmouth would receive full consideration in naval building plans as the Navy Department announced two submarines would be built locally after the Public Works bill passage.
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William N. Rogers
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth Yard
New London
Admiral Pratt
Navy Department
Macon Dirigible Flies Over Chicago in Training Flight
The giant airship Macon appeared over Chicago at 5 20 o clock daylight saving time on a 48 hour training flight from Akron. Sister ship to the ill fated Akron, it was sighted over the north side moving slowly through a cloudless sky as dawn lit Lake Michigan. Ninety persons were aboard.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Macon
Akron
Lake Michigan
Crazed workman in Kensington shot dead by policeman
In Philadelphia on June 13 a crazed workman fired wildly causing a citywide panic before being killed by a police officer. The incident ended when the officer shot the assailant, stopping the spree.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Kensington
Annual Social at Rockingham Recital Group
Clara Wentworth Marden and Doris Moulton piano pupils hosted their annual pre recital social at the Woman's City Club. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments and expressed thanks to the hosts for the pleasant social event.
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Clara W Wentworth Marden
Doris ‘Moulton
Woman’s City Club
Storm threat delays Mattern route in Nome
Nome Alaska June 13 a dropping barometer signals a coming storm as famed aviator Jiminy Mattern diverges from a direct Siberia to Nome course. Foggy, cold conditions over icy seas raise travel time while his planned Kamchatka coastal path adds hours and the missed schedule worries spectators.
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Associated Plessy
Nome
Alaska
Jiminy Mattern
Globe
Texas
Mattern
Kaborovsk
Siberia
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