Electric Industry Honors Employee Lifesaving Acts
The National Electric Light Association reports awards of Samuel Ingall medals for lifesaving actions by Electric Light and Power Industry employees. Recipients from multiple cities are named, reflecting rescues performed through prone pressure resuscitation methods and related safety work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Associated Press
San Francisco
W—Meituly
Electric Light and Power Industry
National Electric Light Associa
Lon
Samuel Ingall
Ufes
Avlio
Charles G. Caermer
Los Angeles
Calif
E. Er Test
Gary
Ind
Joseph _Sweene Slous
S. D
Oscar Roth
W. If Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Tésse' ‘Palmer
New Philadelphia
X. Ivey
Little Rock
Keon
Mich
Harold
Eastman
Winona
Muni
William
Enio
United States
Payne
Dean
Garbase Portsmouth and Kittery Taken Iron
Unclear fragmentary text references GARBASE Portsmouth Kittery and a door vent event. No coherent persons, organizations, or locations usable for a full card summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Kittery
Karin
Women Overseas League supports Defense Test Day effort
Hope Gray of the American Women's Overseas League reports New England women back the Defense Test initiative. Members who served overseas or with Allied forces pledge readiness to assist in emergencies, coordinating through Anita Phipps at the Women's Retiring Office in Washington to mobilize volunteers for Defense Test Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Venera
Plest Gorpa
A. W. Brewster
Basantere
Wirst
GosLor
Mich
American Women's Overseas League of
New Hagland
United States
Anita Phipps
Turselor
Washington
Ana
Wershall
Tay. Per- Mt Vernon
Hope Gray
Dros
League
Officials Change at New Haven Railroads
Boston reports dated June 17 announce a series of management shifts in the New Haven railroad system. Astley becomes superintendent of the Atkiland Division, succeeding F. Dobbs as new manager of the New England propotion company. Moynihan is promoted to replace Astley as superintendent of the Old Colony Division, with Clark extending to oversee the Central New England. Smith becomes superintendent of the New Haven-New London Divisions, and Doolan is named assistant superintendent for the same divisions with duties at New Haven.
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Boston
Seyersl. Chanszes
Waven Railredd
Astley
Sheen
Atkiland
Ceday Hill Conn
New Haven-New London
Wity
Newhaven
Vacation Club at Pistataqua Savings Bank Promises Easy Thrift
Nearly three hundred people in Portemoula have received their Vacation Club benefits from the Pistataqua Savings Bank. Weekly deposits as little as two dollars over forty weeks will grow to about 101.58 with interest, enabling a two week trip from 1928 savings. Join now at Pistataqua Savings Bank with no delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portemoula
Heer
Pisen
Witane Savings Bank
Emiall
Pistataqua
Svings Bank
Narrow Escape As Auto Is Hit By Train
A car narrowly escaped a collision with a northbound freight train at a Winnesquam crossing near Tilton during a rainstorm yesterday morning. Mrs Howard Booth and Raymond Bosynor were in the vehicle and escaped unharmed as the train arrived at the crossing simultaneously.
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Asauto
Tilton
Howard Booth
Raymond Bosynor
Obs Mord+ gon
Winnesquam
Laconia
Train Crash Scatters Car After Signal Swerve
Report describes a derailment where a vehicle ran through a signal and collided with a train at speed. The impact tore the car rear and frame, shattered glass, and sent the occupants scrambling. All occupants escaped but were badly shaken with injuries.
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Serigua
New England fish landings rise in April totals
Special to The Washington Post reports that Boston Gloucester and Portland led April fresh fish landings with over 7.03 million pounds, up from last year. Portlands catch topped 19 thousand pounds. Boston’s April 14 percentage rose, while Portland total value reached about 802,249 dollars.
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Washington, Dc
New -England
Boston
Gloucester
Portiana
Department
Burtey
Cloverster
Trast Aish
Portland
HAT Ias
Apri
Fishaaz
Plains of Canada attract women from England
Associate Press reports that English women plan to study Canadian agriculture in Winnipeg for a year and then move to western Canada to work on farms. Miss Pinder notes young English farmers have funds to support such ventures and could aid western development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains OF Canada
England
Associtet
Press
Whitney
Man
Bialty ‘Pinder
Leeds
University
Winnipeg
Weatern
Canada
de Cakady
Dominion
Atss Pinder ‘Nevtad
Woman Recovers Using Lydia E Pinkham Medicines
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky reports severe fatigue and body pains while caring for home duties. After reading a leaflet on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine she regained strength after several bottles and recommends Sanative Wash. She invites letters from women seeking advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lydia
Pinkham
Harry Ashcroft
Beech Avenue
Covington, Kentucky
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Sarah L. Piercy
Baby AN
Ethel Servey Hill
Luvbergrades
Littlefield L
Green Street
H. T. Wendell
Market Square
Hampton Beach
Owen
Joe Herling
McDonnell’s
Reinewald’s Music
C &E
Alfa
Gibson
Reinewald
Bandmaate N. Band
Garbase
Scheol
Bertrand Whitman
Franklin Block
the Consolidation Coal Co
Market St Chas
W. Cray Lecal
Ccoal Eee
Portamouth Grocery
Bridus Ct
Tel
MEY Mayen
Mrs. Ashcroft
Lydia E. Pitable
S. Seatrice
Scarborough
Wentiple N. E. Conservatory of Music
Mass
Eas
Lincoln
N. H
J. Hy Dowd, Co., Inc
Vo Market St
Wesley E
Grogan Public Accountant
N. AO Bank
Bulcosng
ROOM
Jersey
Muchemore & Rider CO
Market Street
REO
Hudson
BUICK
State of Maine
Lamping Nola
Fanny Eleanor Hansen
National Bank
Fol
Portsmouth, N. H
Maccel
Tek
Florence
John G. Sweetser
Congress St
Hwong’s
Hartford Building
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