Mugridge Heads Home After Portsmouth Visit
Clayton F Mugridge sails for Cincinnati Poly after a Portsmouth stay with relatives. He previously managed labor relations at a New York firm and held posts at Dartmouth and High Street. The Portsmth native plans to join McNeil company offices in Cincinnati and establish duties in central offices there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton FL Moerledge
Kassel
New
Portsmouth
Mugridge
Portsmathy
High 5
Dartmouth College
Triad Rehate
Bae Company
New York
Tha Ati
Bis Tantly
Fragmentary Social Roundup From Wentworth Acres Names Many Residents
A garbled OCR list records numerous residents and guests connected to Wentworth Acres and nearby areas. Names include Burt Bennington Watte Polaget Hirthatemen Baste Albion Hateen and others, with scattered mentions of spouses and addresses, yielding a dense but unclear social roundup.
Sullivan Brothers Lead New Hampshire Scout Delegation
Joseph Sullivan of 1A Sen Street and Mrs. Sullivan of 12s Willard Avenue head a New Hampshire contingent entering Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron New Mexico. Sullivan, a junior, travels with his brother and is part of a Tulsa oilman's legacy. The trip marks New Hampshire's first representation at this central Scout trek across a 600 acre ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sullivan
Sen
Paramouth
Scott Wong
Debt
War Today review on Libyan crisis and Eastern Med danger
The piece examines wartime strategy and the Libyan stalemate as Britain and the Soviet Union engage in talks. It notes the need to endure until an offensive possible and questions the risks of enemy pressure in the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean while leaders discuss strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Mediterranean
Middle East
Churchal
Touth
Hite
Fone
Midlcle
Wartime Rise Tomorrow At 507 AM In Piestay
On June 20, 1943, wartime schedules indicate a rise at 5 07 am in Piestay. The notice emphasizes dawn activities and local timing for daily wartime routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piestay
Herald Narrowed Local Sports and Names Roundup
A brief listing of local places and people including Kittery Kittery Point New Castle Newington Ogunquit and York plus references to Personal Men ratio Raymond Rochester Kre Somersworth and Somersworth sports teams emerging in today’s regional page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Kittery Point
New Castle
Newington Ogunquit
N.eb
Raymond Rochester
Kre Somersworth Sports York
Kittery Father Learns Son Is Alive in Pacific Photo
Wallace M. Chick Sr of Kittery spots son Wallace M. Chick Jr in a New Hampshire Gazette photo, confirming he is serving in the South Pacific. The 22-year-old aviation mechanic trained at Fort Devens and Jefferson Barracks moved through bases in Missouri Arizona California and San Francisco before joining Pacific fighters and awaiting a possible furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Pacific
New Hampshire Gazette
Wallace M. Chick, Sr
Portsmouth Herald
Chick
Sam
South Pacific
Herald
Arrow
Wallace M. Chick, Jr
Wallace M. Chick
United States
Wardle’ Jr
Train Academy
Wardie
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Phoenix
Ariz
Santa Barbara
Angels’ Island
San Francisco Bay
Boston Garden
Wallace M. Chick Sr
Whipple Road
Governor's Son Classified 4-D By Draft Board
Concord June 23 AP Robert O Blood Jr son of Governor and Mrs Robert O Blood was given a 4-D draft classification by Selective Service board eight Paul Mineau chief clerk announced Blood, who graduated from Dartmouth College in May, received the 4-D after a ruling from National Draft headquarters in Washington
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Concord
Robert O. Blood, Jr
Robert O. Blood
Selective Service Board Eight
Paul Mineau
Blood
Dartmouth College
Mineau
Washton
Pride Of South End Boy Marries Lobster Fisherwoman
Mary Marconi 22 of 101 Marcy Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo Marconi, left lobstering to marry Alfred G. Prien, 28, a USS Squalus survivor and machinist mate first class in the US Navy. Their wedding followed his May 23 1939 rescue and occurred after a courtship sparked at the Ranger Inn in Kittery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Alfred G. Prien
Mary Marconi
Marcy Street
Portsmouth
Isherman
South End
Vincenzo Marconi
William
Prien
California
Mary
Alfred Prien
Uty
Ussqualus
Isles of Shoals
lPrien
Kittery
Caraway to Christen Submarine at Portsmouth Yard
Sometime today the USS Sawfish will slide down the greased ways at the Portsmouth Navy yard to be the fifth submarine launched in 1942. Sen. Hattie Caraway will christen the new submarine before a small but distinguished group of Naval officers and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Sawfish
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Hattie Caraway
State Issues Booklet on Vacation Areas Concord
Vacation opportunities at public recreational areas are described in a new booklet issued by the State Forestry and Recreation department and the State Planning and Development commission. June 23 AP report notes the coordinated effort to outline vacation spots and related facilities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
State Forestry and Recreation Department
State Planning and Development Commission
Compromise Resolution Voted: Both Views Go Into Records At Biennial Church Conclave
A New England port reports that on June 15 a medium freighter was sunk by two torpedoes fired by a submarine off the coast. 88 aboard were lost or missing, 81 rescued, including 23 US soldiers and crew members. The ship sank rapidly as life boats could not be launched, with many crew trapped below decks. Capt Buck of New York described the sinking in a graphic account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Arthur E. Buck
Allerton House
West 23Rd Street
New York
British Admiralty
Burford Perry
Wellesley
Mass
China Calls For Arms To Halt Japs
Chungking reports through eight government spokesmen that Japan has increased troops in East China to seize the Shanghai to Singapore railway. A Japanese plan to link Shanghai and Singapore via China, Indo China, Thailand and Malaya was cited. Chinese officials say naval losses push Japan to overland transport, warning that control of Chekiang Pukien and Riengsi provinces would enable the railway. The spokesmen urge boosting Chinese striking power to close the gap with Japan and hasten victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Japan
East China
Shanghai-Singapore
Comeleus
Shanghai
Singapore
Indo-China
Thailand
Malers
Chekiang
Pukien
Riengsi
Indo- China
Portsmouth Women Hit 350 Percent With 3510 For Chest
Portsmouth women led by Mrs. Mary I. Stowe report final Chest campaign figures show 3510 raised toward a 29500 goal for eight social service groups. Donations will still be accepted as navy yard pledges trickle in. officials plan to extend closing time and contact all potential contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Stowe
Portsmouth Community Chest
Board of Strategy
Navy Yard
John
Mothers Club
Boy Scout Troop 183
William Corbin
King’s Daughters of the
Middle Street Baptist Church
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hub Stages Dimout Test Tonight Along Boston Coast
Boston residents face staged blackouts as the army tests skyglow sources for submarine defense. Lights go out 10:30 pm in Boston and 30 coastal towns, 10:40 pm inland cities, 10:50 pm all lights out in 7 towns, with an 11:10 pm all-clear. Army officers warn tighter rules may follow. John J. Walsh cites inland dimming to Worcester if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Army
Worcester
John J. Walsh
Boston Public Lst Committee
Change Rule For Election Of Delegates
Interventionists barely carried the vote 408 to 135 at Durham to approve a war stance within a compromise resolution. The measure allowed both war support and pacifist views to be voiced rather than fully committing the General Conference to America’s war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
General Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
America
Portsmouth Donates 12 Iceboxes to Coast Guard Army Food
In response to Miss Azevedo’s plea in the Portsmouth Herald for iceboxes for coast patrolmen, 12 boxes were donated, meeting the 11-box quota with an extra. News of the drive spread quickly as offers arrived by phone and in person, with donors from Portsmouth and nearby towns including Kittery Eliot and Greenland. The collected iceboxes will keep twice daily army rations from spoiling at harbor outposts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Portsmouth
Elot
Chiauto
Thursy
Portsmouth Herald
New Hampshire
Miss Azevedo
YWCA
TSO
W. Pierte
Court Strees
Files
Wyman Avenue
USO
Farmer
Lincoln Avenue
Grothers
Broad Street
Lingham
Woodworth Avenue
J. L. Braun
Concord Way
Fred Winn
Greenland
F. W. Andrews
Badgers Island
Norman Smiley
Wallis Road
Rye
Mabel A ‘Ins
Newmarch Street
Charles G. Cook
Foss Beach
Are Harbor
J. B. Brennan, Jr
Old Road
Eliot
Vacation Advice for Holiday Goers From a Comical Reader
New York humor piece offers tips for summer travelers. Do not assume novelty at resorts. Be wary of sunburn and sun stroke from long beach time. Mosquitoes are large. Postcards should show the hotel as a comfortable front room. Avoid walking past car exhaust in white pants. Even while a year round ribbon clerk, worry over U S Steel and GE openings.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clayton F. Mugridge
Cincinnati Poly
Wentworth Acres
Hewenmers
Theodnare Burt
Joseph Polaget
Tower
Mry
Hirthatemen Baste
Bali
Roland Ton
Dantes Trata
Mtv
Fron Witteltant
Albion Hateen
Dean Teary Bnitatorg
Mrc
Were
Geo 7
Kichel Leon
Jacquetine
Peter
Arte
Qatert
Eaning
Vis
Joseph Valiayad
Rachel Howard
Omi
Teo Beteva
Admiralty Village
Tom
Schwartz Fur and Apparel
DELL
HE Witt
Libya
Today’s Herald
Berwick Cartan Mass
Ads Comics Cross
Bugale
Exeter
John F. Gallagher
Traip
Fort Devens
Uncle Sam
Devens
Massachusetts
Karaski
India
Alfred G
Caraway Christens
U.S
N.E
Lucille Azevedo
Don
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