Hampton Downs Attorneys Seek Track Papers in New Hampshire
Attorneys J Fisher and Edward P McCabe prepare filing papers for Hampton Downs track and recreation project in New Hampshire. They say stock will be offered only to New Hampshire residents and subscriptions will control ownership with no outside involvement. They deny dog racing ties and pledge not to link the track to dog racing plans or outside interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incor Nu
Hampton Downs
Raco Track and Recreation
Hampton
J. Fisher
Edward P. McSeat
Dover
Het
Wir
McCabe
North Hamp
Wight
Tubly
Hampshire
Fisher
New Hampshire
World Analysis: Swiss Neutrality Reframes UNO Membership Debate
A fragmented summary notes Switzerland’s neutrality complicating calls to join the United Nations. It outlines tensions among government figures and mediations groups over membership terms and potential political shifts. The piece references leaders and organizations shaping the discussion and hints at broader implications for Swiss foreign policy.
Unclear fragment hints at Swiss stance and Europe maps
The text reads as a fragmented note about Switzerland and Europe maps, neutrality, and possible modified membership. It mentions hopes for a method to modify membership without abandoning neutrality and references reactions to forthcoming developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Council Rejects Plan To Buy Brewery Land for City Yard
The city council debated two plans to acquire brewery land for a future city yard. Plan one would pay 15,000 for the old brewery property with 15,000 more for renovations, while plan two offered seven acres plus buildings for 43,000 and repairs estimated up to 84,000. Council rejected plan two, kept plan one on the table, and set a new review for March 14. Mayor Dondero and several councilors questioned costs and long term planning, noting the site’s disrepair and potential relocation needs for the Morley company lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council For Action
Ate
Coleman and Taccetta
Old City
Board of Street Commissioners
John Grastorf
State Board of Geiucation
Lfe
Laurence Poyser
George K. Sanborn
Reeser
Youy
Mary C. Dondero
Morley Company
Council
Qman Peyser
Doctor Blood enters New Hampshire race for Congress
Dr. Robert C. Blood, a 54 year old surgeon and former governor candidate, joins the Republican field in New Hampshire’s Second district race. Blood, a Dartmouth graduate and Enfield native with WWI service and longtime medical practice since 1916, seeks the party nomination against incumbents and rivals amid a crowded primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Robert
Blood
Ourgeon
Ra Id
New Hampshire
Republic of Congress
Dr. Blood
Charles M. Dale
Sherman
New House
Rep
Adams
Dale
Congress
Rupbert S. Baker
Goncor
Ald
Rs Gotton
Dudge Nor- Lebanon
Enfield
Dartmouth College
Aline
Front Line 3
Senate
Churchill urges Anglo American alliance in landmark call
In Washington and Fulton, Winston Churchill pressed for a swift Anglo American military accord. Two schools of thought weighed the address's impact on trust and spheres of influence, amid Byrnes's wartime stand. Churchill warned against Russian power expansion and spoke of a fraternal US Britain bond in world peace, moments after receiving an honorary degree from Westminster College with President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Byrnes
United States
Great Britain
Big Tong
Britain
Ain Fulton, Mo
Truman
Westminster College
Hamptons Kiwanis Hear Plans for Race Track Project
Dover attorneys Lewis J. Fisher and Edward P. McGabe explained a proposed $2,000,000 horse track and recreation area at North Hampton to Hamptons Kiwanis members. The meeting drew about three dozen attendees and included discussion of town warrant articles.
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Hamptons
North Hampton
Kiwanis Club of the
Lewis J. Fisher
Edward P. McGabe
Dover
New Hampshire
E&x
Fisher
McCabe
Alton FP. Tobey
Protest Against Bus Line Heard by State Here
A large petition protest at the Rockingham county courthouse urged the Wentworth Bus Lines to improve service to Atlantic Heights. Residents complained of unsanitary buses, missed schedules, and unsafe travel. a mayoral aide called for a rival line trial while the Public Service Commission prepared a full Sunday ridership survey and warned of possible franchise changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dondero
Wentworth
Atlantic Heights
300
Portsmouth
Raymond W. Wentworth
Atty
Stanley M. Burns
Dover
Samuel Birt
Citi
Zens
Rorismuvans
Hilds Hundley
Market Square
Portsmouth High School
Mary Low Crowell
Saratogaway
Cutts Street
Maplewood Avenue
Edgar Hunter
Hanover
Heights
Claude Edward Swain
Concord
Thornton
Manchester
Chamber board to issue Portsmouth Trade Bulletin
The Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce retail board voted to publish a new Trade in Portsmouth bulletin. A committee led by Gordon H. Aston George C. Bahn and Herbert Sessions with James W. Tucker will revise the bulletin and raise funds from retail members. They praised street crews for storm cleanup and plan a goodwill letter to city officials and churches regarding Good Friday hours.
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Retail Board of Governors
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Portsmouth
Chamber
Daniels Street
Gordon H. Aston
George C. Bahn
Herbert Sessions
James W. Tucker
Portsmouth Board of Street Commissioners
Mary ’. ‘Pondera
Portsmouth Council of Charches
J. Tremayne Copplestone
Tucker
Buttas
Student Uninjured In Accident Near Durham
Frank 8. Cookson of Hillcrest circle Nashua a University of New Hampshire student escaped injury when his sedan left the road on I 93 near Durham struck guard rails sideswiped a telephone pole and fell into a 10 foot ditch. He said he had been studying late and had been to Portsmouth. A witness described the crash as sounding like a dynamite explosion.
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UNM
Frank S. Cookson
Hillcrest Circle
Nashua
U.S. 4
Durham
Clifton F. Pildreth
Portamouth Herald
Frank
Cookson
University of New Hampshire
I. G
Clifton F. Hildreth
Portsmouth
Lesh Mundy Farm
Fred Sturgis
Munday
Fire crews respond to overheated stove pipe at Gardner Street home
An overheated stove pipe caused by a hooded kitchen oil stave brought firemen to the home of Clarence Cunningham at 43 Gardner Street at 5:17 last night. Chief George T. Cogan said no damage was caused. Portsmouth fire department responded at 7:55 am yesterday to a chimney fire at the home of Simes Frink, sheriff of Rockingham County, at 1871 Woodbury Avenue. Damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cunningham
Gardner Street
George T. Cogan
Portsmouth
Chimner Ste
Simes Frink
Rockingham County
Woodbury Avenue
Recreation Commission to Invite Sunset League Heads to Meeting
The Portsmouth Recreation Commission approved inviting Sunset League managers and former leaders to a special meeting at 7 pm on March 19 to discuss long standing disputes. The meeting will also include a discussion with the finance committee on a proposed 44 750 budget. The request to withhold use of South playground was raised by four league members over by law changes allowing directors to remain in power. Powell, manager of The Portsmouth Herald ball team, argued for more manager and player involvement as before the revision. Laurence G. Peyser recounted past director elections by managers during his league presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset League
Portsmouth Recreation Commission
Council Chamber
City Hall
Leon Shapleigh
Thomas Grace
Cornelius Driscoll
Horace Powell
L Powell
Portsmouth Herald
Laurence G. Peyser
Rail strikes loom as multiple unions prepare action
Boston and Maine lines announce Tuesday walkouts with service ends by 6 pm Monday affecting Boston Albany and Portsmouth routes. National rail and telephone workers face wage battles and a nationwide strike threat, with NFTW and AT&T long lines talks continuing amid stalled progress. Steam coal producers plan talks with John L. Lewis to explore wage and workweek changes as a broader labor dispute unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Allroad
Portsmouth
Boston & Maine
Mainé Central
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Truman
General Electric Co
Washington
National Federation of Telephone Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
Labor Department
Joseph A. Beirne
NPTW
Beirne
Long Lines Federation
NFTW
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Local Area Scouts Lead Meeting of District Committee
Local Area Scouts from Portsmouth New Castle Greenland and Hampton lead a dinner meeting with the southeastern district committee of the Dariel Webster council Boy Scouts of America at the Folsom Salter house. District Chairman Edward I Swaines and deputy Eagle Scout Scott Gray will preside. many named scouts from several troops will participate as deputy district committee members and guests.
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Boy Scouts
Portsmouth
Newcastle
Greenland
Hampton
Darilel Webster Council
Boy Scouts of America
Folsom- Salter House
Ecouters
Edward I. Swaines
Scott Gray
New Castle
Joan B. Mooney
T. Daniel Heyes
Stuart Shaines
All Scout Squadron 165
Fred Noseworthy
Illess
Fennneth Hirshberg
Air Scout Squadron 165
Lawrence Kent
Troop 169
William Hamel
Buddy Greenfield
Gerald Bauer
Frank Colifton
Milton Gersh
James Quirk
Louis Vinciguerra
Gerald Gersteip
John Murray
Catch Prisoner Right in Prison at Naval Base
Seaman Charlier H. Tullis of St Louis was found hiding beneath a stage in the naval prison auditorium. He had been sought since Monday by three state police forces after escaping on a three year sentence for breaking arrest burglary and being absent without leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlier H. Tullis
St. Louis
Naval Prison
Gol
Samuel A. Woods
USMC
Colonel Woods
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Fortsmouth
Tullis
Local Churches Mark Opening of Lenten Season
Ash Wednesday opens Lent with services across churches. Immaculate Conception blessed ashes at morning mass and distributed them. benediction and a 7:30 pm sermon noted. Christchurch Episcopal and St John’s held Holy Communion and Lenten services with sermons by Rev Robert A. Dunn. First Methodist begins a five week Lent series with 7:30 pm sermon by Rev Edward H. Newcombe. Universalist Church hosted a worship and dedication for all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Denis Downey
Christchurch
St. John’s Church
Robert A. Dunn
First Methodist Church
Edward H. Newcombe
Kittery Point
Untedarian Universels Church
The
Universalist Church
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Hampton Downs Attorneys
Uno
Howitt MacKenzie
Swiezacland
Wranedtas
Herald
Ntusementa
Kittery
NPE
Joan Flanke
Condero
John Gallagher
Samuel H. Birt
Hoffmann
Dondaro
Morley
Robert C. Blood
Naval Base
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