26 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
1
A lane of Middle Street witnessed orange peels tossed from a passing car, highlighting a broader urge for city residents to educate themselves to respect others rights. The writer argues tree lined avenues lose charm when streets are untidy and urges consideration for the public.
New Hampshire Weekly Publishers Association held a weekend at Hotel Wentworth Portsmouth including golf a Rockingham Park racing cruise and a banquet with welcome address by former Mayor F W Hartford. Speakers included Rear Admiral Kempff and Billy B Van with discussions on advertising and naval ties local hospitality praised by participants.
A $300000 fire swept Lowell Mass on Sunday, killing 70 year old Margaret Pettle and injuring 10 firefighters. The blaze destroyed the Federal shoe factory and the Swedish Baptist church along with 15 houses, damaged 15 more structures, and spread embers a mile away. Fire officials planned to investigate the blaze with police, with state inspectors reviewing the ruins.
A major fire at a five-story brick factory building drew aid from many towns including Boston and Nashua NH. Discovered about 2 p.m. local time, it quickly forced a general alarm and spread embers to nearby houses on Ellsworth Olney and Olive streets. Five houses and two on Olney and Olive were destroyed, along with the wooden church. firefighters confined the blaze to about a half square mile.
Ports mouth Rotary Club members listed as present at the Rotary International gathering in Boston include Mr and Mrs R C L Greer Dr and Mrs E Blaisdell Mr and Mrs Walter Lane Mr and Mrs Frank E Brooks Mr and Mrs Orman Paul Mr and Mrs Roland I Noyes Mr and Mrs Co O Sanborn Mr and Mrs Henry Tilton Mr and Mrs Bert Janvrin Mr and Mrs Howard A Crossman Fred Cotton William M Norton Charles H Walker James Borthwick Rev William Safford Jones and John W Emery.
Three men were seriously injured in an automobile crash at Ross's Corner Derry on June 26. Carato Penzaralle 43 and Salvatore Dipitetra 54 of Somerville Mass and Sebastiano Sela 52 of Medford Mass were transported to Manchester hospital. Boston driver William J. Baker Jr 18 faced reckless driving charges.
Mrs F H Poore hosts a group of her piano pupils at Pine Cheer Home Dover Point as they depart today for a two day stay. Tomorrow she invites her boy pupils to join a lunch at Dover Point and the combined party will number about 35. The annual outing is a red letter event for her pupils and she also hosts a Halloween party in the fall.
A large turnout at Church of the Immaculate Conception followed Sunday mass as St Patrick's school awarded diplomas to the graduating class of 51 students 27 girls and 24 boys. Rev Arthur O Leary of St Anselm's College delivered the class address.
India indicated willingness to cooperate in the rehabilitation of silver at the world economic conference today. The disclosure followed a conference of the silver committee after a meeting including Sir George Shuster and India’s delegate.
The annual memorial service of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges was held at Universelist Church with processions from Lo. O. F. Hall led by the Legion Bugle and Drum Corps of Kittery. Rev. Frank B. Chatterbon spoke on Benevolence and a solo by Harry I. Caswell followed, as members honored those who died this year and marked graves with lodge insignia.
Officials hailed India as pivotal for the silver program as discussions hinge on controlling supply and fixing prices. The United States seeks adherence to a plan linking one fifth of currency to silver while Australia wavers, and Britain and other nations push for a general agreement to curb production alongside the Pittman resolution.
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