23 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
1
The city congratulates its youth on graduation, praising Portsmouth students for completing elementary work as a victory and foretelling bigger achievements. It urges continuing striving and declares the world yours to conquer.
President Roosevelt brings the yacht to Chandler's Cove near Portland after a calm voyage along the Martine coast. A destroyer escorted two younger Roosevelt sons aboard for brief shore rest, then the party prepared to resume the cruise toward Crumpobeia and Litho Harbor as calm seas and summer skies persisted.
Three men from Lawrence Massachusetts were killed when their car stalled on a crossing in Worway Maine. The collision with a passenger train caused instant deaths and left the wreckage scattered after the impact near Divitchefl’s Crossing.
Italian air ministry announces a Transatlantic seaplane squadron of 2F planes prepared to leave at dawn for a long flight toward Cludge. Weather in the Alps favorable and navigation crews are prepared for a polar route. plan to proceed only if aircraft remain airworthy.
A Portland, Seattle filed wire service report describes another Portsmouth High School graduation as wireless signals from the North prompt searches. An aviation and naval officer reported a mysterious message heard near Bremerton, claimed to be from a Russian ship, sparking efforts to locate the sender and verify the source.
Reports warn the Yangtze River’s record rise after sustained rainfall threatens cities, farmland, and the granary region. Emergency measures are underway to reinforce dykes as water levels surpass those of two years ago. In New York markets, prices faltered amid uncertainty with mixed commodity movements and erratic currency trading as investors reassess the global impact.
A Cape Cod Canal blockage occurred when a steamer Sandwich ran aground near Bourne Massachusetts. The vessel tangled with a lighter in the waterway causing a partial collapse of nearby structures. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted aid responses.
Auditors report Blmieg ter will Portsmouth High School and 144 graduates received diplomas from Mayor Pickering. Commencement filled Junior High auditorium with a program led by Charles Haley, Thomas Boyan, Willard Wells. Rosemerid Boyan and Jane Reid headed the girls. Franklin Teckson presided as marshal with the High School Orchestra directed by Brest P. Bilbruck. The class colors blue and silver, stage decorations featured blue flowers and silver ribbons, and the banner bore Esse Non Vide. The program included songs, choruses, classical pieces, and the conferring of diplomas by Mayor Pickering.
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