Portsmouth Herald details and publishing notes from 1933
The Portsmouth Herald edition from June 27 1933 lists publishing terms and contact lines. It notes editors I W Hartford and Horst Publishing Company, rates of five dollars per year, monthly and per copy charges, and postal details. It confirms Associated Press membership and rights of republication.
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Horst Publishing Company
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Orth
I.W. Hartford
Portsmouth
N. H
Honest World Hotel in Texas Town Is Sheriff Run
An honest self serve hotel in a Texas town is run by the county sheriff who also serves as tax collector. The hotel features posted rules, a wall chalked room tally, two guest books, and a payment envelope in the lobby lock box. Guests praise the concept but a few call it grafting while the owner notes years of compliments and only two dollars lost to a dishonest patron.
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Texas
Tts
Reeas
Kwe Yeas
Shas
Debate on Police Use of Force Sparks Civic Debate
A column argues both sides of police violence and crowd control. It recalls incidents where officers used clubs to restrain noncompliant individuals and questions the balance between order and citizen rights. The piece cites a fire control scenario where a bystander was halted and struck, urging calm, lawful enforcement.
Life Terms Advocated by New York Business Group
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation urged the legislature and governor to amend criminal law to require life sentences in all cases where dangerous weapons are used. They argued crime endangers business safety and employees, noting shootings, robberies, and violent acts in streets and establishments.
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New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Nnh
Otter
Dawes Faces Senate Over Filibuster Rules This Summer
The Senate fears Vice President Dawes may clash with current rules as he travels to defend Senate integrity. He campaigns against filibuster restrictions, portraying a vigorous, aggressive stance in hostile territory, boosting energy for the upcoming session.
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Dawes
Senate
Pial
Wiger
Worthy Work at Warsax Nursing Shack Commencement
The Warsax Nursing Shack in Poland, founded and supported by the American Red Cross, celebrated its third commencement. Twelve diplomas were issued to 40 young girls who completed the five year course, with funds from the Polish government for a new school building. The effort reflects credit on the Red Cross and goodwill worldwide.
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Warsax
Poland
American Red Cross
Colonial Dames Elect Officers at NH Coronial Dome
The 332nd annual New Hampshire Society of Colonial Dames meeting elected officers and committee members. President Mrs Arthur E Clarke of Manchester. monetary vice presidents, and several vice presidents named from Manchester Dover Portsmouth and other towns. A two ton and garden party at the house was planned with no date fixed. About 80 Colonial Dames attended, luncheon followed with salad, cake and tea. Mrs Clarke, reelected president, is dean of Colonial Dames presidents of the United States.
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New Hampshire Society of Coronial Domesent
Moffat
Todd Eiuse
Xin Street
Frealdent
Mra
Arthur E. Clarke
Manchester
Monetary' Vee
Mires
James Ki
May
Fectsmouth
David Cross
Bim EB
Melville Preach
Frank 3
Streeter
Concard
Eneely
Stierburne
iPortsmouth
Bumbheth
Dover
Rawin Putnam
Portsmouth
Willam’ I. Schofield
Peterboro
John G. Gleganer
Littleton
Efenger
Mea
Henry BH
Fortsmouth
Albert A
Cremens
Weederivle
Potter
Max. J. Winslow
Portamouth
Grace H. Rabinger
Helen
Wi. Parker
Mariett B. Pillsbury
Tiwan
Tom
Baywood
Burton
Arthur EB. Clarke
Academy
Bss
Amea
Waterside News from The Tre Herald Bears
A roundup of local updates mentions Qeemile Water Star Island opening a major boating event, Manchester and Nashua’s league standings rising, Singher from Lanechester possibly moving to a big league, Joe Hodgdon linked to the Haverkin Orchestra, a federal jury viewing Salisbury Beach, and B and M rail traffic resuming. Also notes on Boston and Portland trains, coal shipments, bus service changes, Kittery Soldiers game, Arthur Field named Chief of the State Highway Police, and Governor’s Council confirmation.
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Qeemile
Singher
Joe Hodgdon
Musefan
Haverkin
Onc
York Beach
Erimmner
Tom
Reston
Salisbury Beach
Boston
Lowell Rai
Southern
Boston & Binnie
Ehret
Boston, ‘& Midthly
Portland
Consolidation Coal Co
Bua Atrvica
Kittery Soldiers
Fort
Arthur I
Field
Pa Nce
Lawiston
State Highway Police
Fred E H. Sanborn
Gor~ham
Calla
SiePheteris to Lead Boys Camp in Washington
George A. SiePheteris, former local boy and Mer rasé High School faculty member, will lead a well known boys camp in Washington this season. He has gained wide fame as an Americanization teacher and author of a textbook on the subject.
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George A. SiePheteris
Merrasé
Mass
George Me
Sewing Circle Met at Strawberry Back Grange
The Sewing Circle of Strawberry Back Grange met on Friday with members present and discussed group plans and upcoming project work.
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Sewing Circle
Strawberry
Back Grange
Mee
Cottage Rest Filling Station Ad Promotes Auto Supplies
The notice urges readers to visit Cottage Rest Filling Station for auto supplies and price comparisons. It highlights a special on Wy Fiske Cord Tire and Tube at 9.90 and promotes high grade motor oil. It invites customers to bring three on cars.
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Cottage Rest
Fiske Cord Tire & Tube
Lafayette Read
North
Hono
Attia Baker on Middle Road Social Gathered
A local meeting on Middle Road included attendees with four children and their mothers. The event featured a business session, a social hour, and a luncheon hosted by the hostess.
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Attia Baker
Middle Road
Reemhers
Gastess
York High Alumni Dance at Lancaster Hall
York High School Alumni Association held its annual dance Friday evening at Lancaster Hall, Fork Harbor, with Marden's orchestra providing music. A grand march led by retiring president Mrs Woodward opened the event, attended by many friends. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs Maurice Graver, Vice President Edward Lucas, Secretary Florence H Woodware, and Treasurer Ghays Feltow2.
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Fork High School Alumni Association
Lancaster Hall
Fork Harbor
Marden
Alf ‘Jonnea
Woodward
Maurice Graver
Edward Lucas
Florence H. Woodware
Ghays
Still Wants Old Steam Fire Engine for Stratham
Stratham residents push to buy one of the town's old steam fire engines for the fire department. The issue will be considered at the next city council meeting with options for 2 4 and 4 engines. The largest steam engine is valued for its durability and resale potential.
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Stratham
Willmely
unjSerstood
Funk
Portsmouth Gun Club Plans Monday Trap Shoot
Due to other plans two members could not participate in today’s shoot. The Portsmouth Gun Club will hold its regular trap shoot next Monday at 5 20 pm at the Country Club grounds. All shooters are invited. a program will be available on arrival with doors opening as shooters arrive. First come, first served.
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Portsmouth Gun Club
Atu
Saells
Opening of Hilton Hale at Dover Point
The Hilton Hale at Dover Point reopens after renovation as a popular summer hotel and resort. Manager M L Epatétn will oversee regular kosher meals and guest services with special arrangements available by phone.
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Hilton Hale
Hilton
Dover Point
Jtha
ML L
Epatétn
Speslat
Salephonfog
Daver
Making Further Inspection of Wharf Piling
Diver Victor Bracks undertakes inspection of North End wharf piling. He surveys the piles at the dock area where the Consolidation Coal Company pocket is situated.
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Victor Bracks
North End
Consolidation Coal Company
Dover Boy Denies City Road Roller Plot
William Davey of 83 Washington Street denies circulating rumors that all young men in the neighborhood started the city road roller incident on Netten Avenue. He says they had no involvement with the motorcar driven by another boy and were at their dinner when the machine was started.
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William Davey
Washington Street
City Road
Nettten Avenue
Card of Thanks and Erroneous Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness words sympathy and flowers after a bereavement. The message lists names Ludwig Jeanson Vieter R Everbal and Mrs B Clare of Medford Mass and mentions travel arrangements and arrival to Paris for the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Brown of Want Sve.
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Mi and
Mes
Ludwig Jeanson- Vieter
R. Everbal
Clare
Medford
Mass
Stanley
Py Brown
Jury Acquits Shepherd After Five Hour Deliberation
Chicago report states William Darling Shepherd is found not guilty of charges tied to the death of Monaine tester and William N McClintock. Jury deliberated five hours and 40 minutes before acquittal. Personal bond set at five dollars. Judge Farry Onion will continue probe into related death.
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Chicago
William Darling
Shepherd
Ualng
Jill
William N. McClintock
Tester
Marcly
Emma
Nelacn Mecumtock
William
Shepherd's
Clintock
McClinviaglen
Farry Onion
McClintock
Mnelot
Navy Yard Transfers Lead To Court Martial Plans
Short-stay officers Afates Hensler and Crozier transferred within the local yard with Hensler to Newport torpedo station and Crozier to the tug Mohave at Charlestown ward. A new court martial panel led by Geo Rood Wilk will judge Lieut Edwards, with other officers named. The Board of Inspection and Survey arrives July 9 to inspect Eagle Boats No 4 and 50, as several boats may enter service or be allocated to states. In Boston, Lieut King van was sentenced to 1.5 years for manslaughter after a fatal auto incident. further charges filed for endangering the public.
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Hensler
Rozier
Flensler
jNewport Torpedo Station
Crozier
Mohave
Charlestown
Kleut Comdr
Geo; A
Rood’ Wilk
Martin
Board of Inspection and Survey
Henry Ford
Howe
Conrec- Mon
Roshester
Nia
KIFFERY TO PLAY AT THE FORT ON SUNDAY
The Kitters face the Soldiers Banéhal in a Sunday game at the Fort. Art Weelea will start on the mound for the Fort, with Marrow or Quimby in relief. Fort uses the same lineup as previous games while the Bitter team has strengthened to level the series. The game is set for 2:45 p.m.
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Kitters
Banéhal
Art Weelea
Marrow
Ethex
Annual Picnic Brings Parishioners to Pandy Grove Tennessee
The Unitarian Sunday school and Pariah hosted a sunny picnic at Pandy Grove Tennessee on Friday. Children traveled by bus and car to the beach area for a day of lunches chowder and ice cream. Rev Jones and Mrs Jones attended, supervising youth as they swam and enjoyed beach activities before a late return.
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Unitarian
Pandy Grove
Tennesz Besch
Fritsday-o
Dutomohiler Inter
Toongl
Irs
Jones
Flew Otlock
Governor rules no authority to move killer from county jail
Augusta Maine June 27 Governor Ralph O Brewer in a letter to Sheriff Henry Cummings says statutes have no authority to transfer Fauryn Kirby or Louis Blunt, both convicted murderers, from Kennebec County Jail to Thomaston State Prison pending trial. Cummings believes Kirby would be safer in the state institution. The Attorney General advised no legal basis for such a transfer exists.
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Assoclated Press
Augusta
Ralph O. Brewater
Henry ¥. Cummings
Kenna- Bea
Fauryn
Kirpy
Louis Blunt
Aida Hayward
Winthrop
Kennebey Jol
Thomaston
Cummings
Kirby
Derry Crash Claims Five In Auto Accident
Mrs Jennie IL Pressey widow of Orien TL Pressey of East Thetfore perished after an automobile crash near Derry. In the same car were Mrs Arthur Crosby of Methuen, Mass and Thomas Reed of Burlington, Mass, with driver William Skelton of Burlington. The steering rod broke. one occupant died at Whites Undertaking Rooms while others were injured and taken to Methuen.
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Berry
Puneaz
Jennie IL. Pressey
Orien TL Pressey
East Thetfore
Arthur Crosby
Methuen
Masa
Thomas Reed
Burlington
Mass
Wiliam Skelton
Burlingtom
Mathuen
Community Notes From Kittery Point Summer Activities
June 2 notices report Adams leaving Sunday for Gorphan to attend a six week summer program with Ernstern Wells at Tobey's store. Massachusetts visitors include Mrs Vovee and daughter Henery others from Newburyport and Wiscasset. Baymet church Ladies plan a mid summer sale and entertainment on Aug 5 at the vestry. Local folks visiting and church services are listed with Rev John Graham and Rev Harold Young guiding Sunday worship and Sunday school.
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Ele Point
Gorphan
Srnstern & Wells
Tobey's
Ars
M. E. Vovee
Hene
Massachusetts
John Graham
Vorce
Wiscasset
Macatitlan
Bowdoin
Arctic
Bether ‘Brackett
Newburyport
Han Een
Charles Bracketh
Baymet
Vesby
Biss
Dorothy Tohey
Ocean Parke
Mia
Willan Hackney
Portland
Charles
Manson
Keatum
Piace
F Congregational
John, Graham
Pinlater
Harold
I Young
Ea. mi
Omnis
Oy Turner
Mingster
Assistants Arrive At F W L C ALS House For Summer
Miss Ruth Tupper of Worcester arrives Tuesday as a student helper at Mdzlebuey college to assist general secretary Mise Swaffield during the summer. Fire farmers face scarce labor and some may sell hay stands as they cannot obtain needed relief. The Glendarmer halted from Nor, fall, docked today at the Conselida-Coal Co with a cargo of soft coal. Mrs. Lamar, president of the National Society of Colonial Dames, will be guest Mandy and Tuesday. She will be hosted at Mrs Racrett Wendell of Boston, with a reception by the New Company Colonial Names at the Mottet-Ladd House on Pleasant Street.
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Ruth Tupper
Worcester
Mdzlebuey College
F.wlc. Als House
Mise Swaffield
Glendarnelt
Nor
Conselida
Won Caak Co
Lamar
Na Honal Societys of Colonial Dames
Mandy
Racrett Wendel
Boston
Pleasant
Tex
Mottet-Ladd House
Gare funerals and interments for Bertha Kimball and Henry Tetherly
The funeral for Mrs Bertha NM clma Wall was held at her daughter's home on Dennett Street with services by Rev Alfred FE. Survivors include two daughters, one son and four grandchildren. Interment followed in Sagamore family lot under Vernon Wood Henry Marshall Tetherly oversaw the Newington funeral at the Congregational parsonage with graveside rites at Newington Cemetery.
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Bertha MK Kimball
Bertha NM
Clma Wall
William. Tratien
Dennett Street
O'Eleck
Alfred’ FE
Universalist Church
Kimball
Jennie TE
Bessie F. Pratton
Victor R. Kimball
Wilam
Benjamin Poei
Messia
Byron
Dame
Harold Woods
Philip Lyartaz
Henry Rech
Sagamore
Lantery
Vernan W Wood
Henry Marshall
Henry May
Thena
New
Ington
Alberti. Doanel
Congregational
Frans Whidden
L. B. Paquin
Albert J. Hodgdon
Stillman Faccard
Justin Rand
Chesterreich
Newington Cemetery
J. Cerne Woo
North Conway to Host Summer Clergy Stationing
Rev John J Detacott will be stationed at North Conway this summer while Rev James E White serves as rector of the parish. Evidence from local notices confirms concurrent assignments and parish leadership coverage.
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Conway
John J. Detacott
North Conway
James E. White
Fair on the Square atlar de Heights attracts crowds
Fair on the Square at Atlar de Heights promises a large, cool evening in New England. Jorge oo ehesha has been engaged, with Pleasant evening re assured. A must.
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Atlar~ de Heights
New England
Jorge Ooehesha
South Eliot to Host Evening Sermon at Advert Church
A notice from South Eliot announces Daniel French of Lean Dans will preach at the Advert church on Sunday evening June 23. A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees.
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South Eliot
Daniel French
Lean, Dans
Wil
Sanday Evaniniz
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