Government spigot to pour billions, economists debate
June 2 Washington reports a Treasury spigot may release billions into the economy. Officials expect varied outlays across agencies for the next six months, with estimates showing billions are not guaranteed and actual spending likely to differ. Details show monthly outlays by Treasury programs, Civilian Conservation Corps, Social Security, and other agencies, with many figures hedged pending authorization.
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Treasury
Red Business
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Exeter Prepares 300th Anniversary Pageant for July
Exeter plans a 300th anniversary celebration highlighted by a large historical pageant in Philips Exeter Academy stadium on July 1, 2 and 4 at 8 43 p.m. A cast of 500 will perform episodes of the town’s founding by John Wheelwright aided by professional coaches. A great stage, scenic effects, and flood lights will create the pageant background. The program recalls Squamscott River fishing grounds and Isaderahin and Wehanownawit chiefs. (Continued on page ten).
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Exeter
Luna
John" Wheelwright
Squamscott
Squarescott
Isaderahin
Sagamore
Wehanownawit
Wheelwright
Philips Exeter Academy
Squamicott
Unitarian Sessions At Star Island Open June 25
The Isles of Shoals summit opens at Star Island on June 25 with delegate arrivals for the 0th annual general conference of Unitarian Young People. Daily lectures, speakers from Boston and Amherst, and evening seminars mark the two week program, concluding with the Churchmanship Institute and address by Dr. Frederick M. Eliot.
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Isles of Shoals
Foc
Unitarian
Elliott Hal
Rohart. J
Aon
Greenfield
Fald
Eingland Student Christian
Amherst
Mass
Dana Mob, Greeley
Arlington Street
Boston
Hig
Sa Evaning Tecturea
Vilma Szantho
Bungarian Unitarian Church
Old ‘Wittsmidger
Frederick M. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
Institute
Waitstill A. Sharp
Wellesley
Aul
Walton E. Cole
Toledo
Hugh Wilson
Brooklyn College
Frederick C. Packard, Sr
Harvard University
Weett WL Be
Leon
Land
Brox Free Fellowship
Carl A. Beaward
Robert A. Storer
Dorchester
Horatio’ Dresser
Brooklyn
Leite Harrington
Walthara
Chicopee Falls Man Sought After Womans Murder
Police hunt Charles Wajda after Katharine Wajda 43 was shot at her Chicopee Falls home. A rifle blast killed her as she answered the door about 10:25 p.m. and state troopers and local officers scoured surrounding areas for the estranged husband.
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Chicopee Falls
Mass
Chicopee River
Katherine Wajda
Charles
Tian
Wajda
Nomination Won by Dow for Maine Legislature Seat
Harold Dow of Eliot won the Republican nomination for the Maine House of Representatives from Kittery and Eliot. He defeated Albert Staples by 462 to 280 overall, with Kittery 195 to 115 and Eliot 267 to 165 in the primary. A big circus hits Manchester on Tuesday July 5 by Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey.
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Harold &, Dow
Eliot
Kittery
Maine
Albert de Staples
Dow
Staples
Manchester
Ringling , Brothers
Barnum
Bailey
Wil
Recount Sought in Three York County Towns
Herman Gerrish of Old Orchard Beach calls for a recount of votes in Old Orchard Beach North Kennebunkport and York after an apparent defeat for the state representative nomination. Attorney Montague Young winner of Monday's contest is cited in returns from the three classed towns.
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York County
Herman
Gerrish
Old Orchard
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunkport
York
Montague Young
Government ruling allows limited city fire dept posts
The Civil Service Commission informed Rear Admiral Cole that permanent and temporary federal employees may hold small salaried positions in municipal fire departments so long as it does not conflict with federal duties. Chief George Cogan of Portsmouth Fire Department was notified of the ruling.
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United States’ Civil Service Commission
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Cole
George ‘Cogan
Portsmouth Fire Department
Portland stenographer charged with assault in city case
In Portland, Percy C. Small, 36, a stenographer and electrician, was held on bail after police charged him with assault and criminal assault in connection with an incident Sunday near Stroudwater. A woman identified him in a lineup and described being forced into a car at gunpoint, then attacked. Small denies the charges.
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Percy C. Small
Tad Avenue
Harold K. Maguire
Small
Sacred Heart Church
Captain Maguire
Henry Cleaves Sullivan
Congress Street
Maguire
Grand Council Meets In Lucerne Maine And Maritime Provinces
The 22nd annual Grand Council session of N. Ai Maine and Maritime Provinces convened in Lucerne-i- Maine Log Lodge. officers elected include Grand Regent James M. Tucker Dover and Grand Vice Regent Edward Adams Portsmouth with others named for secretary, treasurer, chaplain, warden, sentry, trustees and committees. Supreme Orator Charles H. Pulis Brooklyn installed. Past Grand Regents From St John N B and Nashua elected as wives members. Alpha Council attendees listed.
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Maine
Maritime Provinces
Lucerne-i- Maine
Log Lodge
James M. Tucker
Dover
Edward Oo ‘Adams
Portsmouth
Edwin Cederholm
Pracking
Alonso Grand
George A. “Howard
Edwin B. Obmrohit
Horace’ A. Brown
Harold §. Sewell
St. John
Ross G. Butchida
Nashua
William. Haigh
Nelson
Ramsdell
Benjamin Bunker
George O. Marion
Casmix Plavck
Elmer“. Drake
Arthur Farley
John Farr
Ralph Bryant
Bangor
L. Patchall
Charles H. Pulis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Frank E. Wheremore
N.B
Arsthir A. Blair
Grand Council
New Hampshire
Alpha Council
Edward P.adams
Edwin P. Churchil
George A., Howard
Nelson Ramandell
Odsixnlr Placek
Jet: Farr
Horace Brown
Thomas Furbish
Stock Prices Rise on Bull Market Push Across Wall Street
York June 22 AP Bull forces resume upward swing on stock prices after brisk early selling. By afternoon, many issues edged up fractions to more than a point as offerings were absorbed. Leaders gaining included St Joseph Lead Montgomery Ward Youngstown American Can Continental Can Westinghouse American Telephone Du Pont Douglas Aircraft International Harvester Kennecott U S Steel General Electric Goodyear Sears Roebuck.
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Wall Street
St. ‘Joseph
Montgomery ‘ Ward
Youngstown
Continental Can
Westsinghouse
American
Telephone
Dupont
Douglas
Aircraft
Interna
Harvester
Ken
Hadassah Hosts Telephone Bridge Party
The Jocal Hadassah chapter held a telephone bridge party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Elijah L. Levine. Hostesses included Mrs. Levine and several others, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Samuel Epstein and Mr. (unnamed) winners, drawing strong interest from participants.
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Jocal Chapter
Hadassah
Elijah L. Levine
Levine
Morris Silverman
Louis Tobey
Joseph Pasternak
Saul
Silverman
Leo Marcus
Samuel Epstein
Rockingham Jury Awards 13000 Dollar Verdict in Hampton Falls Case
The Rockingham Superior Court jury returned two verdicts. The plaintiff, Miss Madeline Knowles, injured when struck by a machine along Lafayette road, received 13000 dollars. A separate 500 dollar verdict covered physician bills. Defendants named were James Pickering Guy Shaw and Louis H Tow. Anna Knowles administratrix and next friend represented the claimant.
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Rockingham
Hampton Falls
Madeline Knowles
By & Machine
Lafayette Road
James P. Pickering
Guy Shaw
Louis H. Tow
Anna Knowles
Lawrence L. Knowles
Boy Killed By Auto In Street Crash In Claremont
Four year old Herman George Trudeau Jr. of West Lafayette Street died at Claremont General Hospital from injuries after being run over by a car driven by Paul Shackett of 296 Main Street. Officials announced no action will be taken against the driver, deeming the accident unavoidable.
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Claremont
Herman George Trudeau, Jr
Herman G. Trudeau
West Lafayette Street
Claremont, Greneral Hospital
Paul Shackett
Hampton Boat En Route to Lake Champlain
The Whippoorwill, a two mast aux boat known at Hampton Harbor, sails toward Lake Champlain today. Fred Batchelder, commodore of the Hampton Yacht Club, sold the craft to a party in upper New York State.
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Lake Champlain
Fred Batchelder
Hampton Yacht Club
Upper New York State
Tuberculosis Clinic to be Held in Portsmouth Friday
The New Hampshire Tuberculosis Association will run a tuberculosis examination clinic in Portsmouth Friday at 12 o'clock. The clinic will be at the city hall on Daniels Street.
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New Hampshire Tuberculosis Association
Portsmouth
Hell
Daniels Street
Four Of Eight Show Up For Examination
Four of the eight candidates expected to engage in a civil service examination for junior engineer appeared today at the federal building. The group formed a local dentary turnout as readers noted.
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Federal
Ae Local Real Dentar
New Hampshire Observes Birth Of Constitution
New Hampshire marked its ratification of the American Constitution on June 21 1788 as the ninth state. A massive parade in Concord attracted about 70000 spectators from across the state and neighboring states. Gov Francis P Murphy led the celebration aided by council members and an extensive pageant committee. The day featured a grand street pageant with floats simulating New Hampshire history from 1623 to the present, staged by Frederick A Gardner and Edward Blungerford with narration by Charles G B Evans and guidance from Mrs. Harry Barron Carpenter. (Continued on Page four)
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Charles M. Dale
Portsmouth
Virgil D. White
Ossipee
Thomas A Murray
Manchester
Alvin 4. Lucier
Nashua
George WH. Rolfe
Concord
Buffum
Dunbarton
Sesquicentennial Commission
Frederick A.gardner
State Highway Department
New Hatipanira
Vit
Frederick A. Gardner
Edward Blungerford
Harry Barron Carpenter
Waa Liatorian
Charles G. B. Evans
White Moon
Coast Guard Seeks New Hampton Station Site
The Coast Guard seeks a relocated Hampton Beech station near Hampton harbor entrance to cut launch times and aid rescues. Preliminary work led by District Commander Prink of Lincoln at Boston HQ. Possible state reservation site. bridge impacts parking may affect land. Captain Hallie Larra holds interviews with shore owners.
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Hampton Beech
Hampton Harbor
Prink
Lincoln
Boston
Hampton Station
Salisbury Beach
Ryd Beach
Elimisi
Hampton River
Two More British Ships Sunk By Spanish War Planes
Valencia June 22 AP Two British ships were sunk just outside Valencia harbor by a lone raider in a continuing series of Spanish government attacks on foreign shipping. The Sunion, a 3034 ton freighter, burned for six hours and sank after incendiary and explosive embers. The Thorpness, previously torpedoed, went down with 7000 tons of grain after being shelled in the captain’s cabin. All 32 Sunion crew were saved. one Chinese crew member perished on the Thorpness. The incident raises total airplane attacks on British ships to 54 since the Spanish Civil War began.
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Spain
Thorpness
Harold L Dow thanks supporters and donors in election bid
In a brief notice Harold L Dow extends sincere thanks to supporters and those who donated their cars after his nomination for Representative to the Legislature. The message appears in a clipped notice with local election context.
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Kittery
Eliot
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