Noxon Trial Court Hears Death Cause Evidence Dispute
In Prushuld Massachusetts on March 7 AP reports defense lawyers for John F. Noxon Jr. object to introducing evidence until the official cause of death of the defendant’s six month old son is determined by a medical examiner. Dr. Alan R. Moritz testified during the ninth day of the trial as attorneys seek a corpus delicti ruling before further medical evidence. The case proceeds with questions about inhaled injuries and potential exhibits including asbestos exposure from garage pipes.
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Prushuld
Mass
Jigen B
John F. Noxon
Alan R. Moritz
Hip
Ely
Dusga Abraham E. Pinanski
Moritz
Charles. Meertaid
Nebraska Medical
Lad Laken
Whett Albert
Elyn Hain
Ted
Motz
Suti
68 U S Planes Lost in Monster Raid on Berlin
The Great American air attack on Berlin on Monday knocked 176 Nazi planes from the sky while U S bombers suffered heavy losses. Over 850 American bombers dropped over 2,000 tons, with 68 high staff and 11 fighter planes downed and about 700 airmen lost. British press hailed it as a major victory amid a round the clock bombing warning.
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U.S
Berlin
London
U. S. Army
Abe
Trappes
France
Paris
Germany
Duteh
Gav
U. S
Ecord
Senweinfurt
Regensburg
Reich
Air Ministry
Herlin
U. S. Eighth Air Force
Walton L. Weitner
N. Ya
Six Fires and One False Alarm Reported in Portsmouth
Fire Chief notes six fires and one false alarm yesterday afternoon and evening in Portsmouth. A noon blaze in a Newcastle Avenue cellar caused about 300 dollars damage. A 3:45 PM woods fire near Louis Zeidman’s Lafayette Avenue property burned briefly. Grass fires occurred at Greenland Acres, the Gy company on Cutts Avenue, and Atlantic Heights near the railroad. a false alarm came from box 36 at South and Me ton streets at 7:16 PM.
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George T. Cogan
Newcastle Avenue
Louis Zeidman
Lafayette Avenue
Greenland
Gy Company
Cutts
Ci Road
Atlantic Heights
South
Meton Streets
Soviet Offensive Cuts Hitler Line to Odessa
War analyst DeWitt Mackenzie describes Zhukov's southwestward push severing the Lwow Odessa railroad at Volochisk near Tarnopol, cutting Germany's last major link to Odessa and the Dnieper bend. German forces under von Mannstein face a strategic squeeze and possible retreat to the Bessarabian frontier.
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Berlin
Ukraine
von Mannstein
Bass Hopkins Urge Candidates on Willkie Views
Concord March 7 Former Gov. Bass of Peterboro and Dr Emerst M Hopkins president of Dartmouth Gallere joined call for Republican convention candidates to state publicly whether they support or oppose Willkie. Letter signed by Bass Hopkins Mrs Elkins Atty Faulkner and Atty McLare urges clear stance ahead of presidential primary and delegate selections.
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Concord
Roberts B. Bass
Peterboro
Emerst M. Hopkins
Dartmouth
Gallere
Wencell Willkie
Willkie
Bass
Hopkins
Elisabeth Hikins
Philip H. Faulkner
Keene
John R. McLare
Manchester
Elkins
Blood
Willie
Town Meeting Approves 1944 Budget After Short Session
In the morning election two votes were cast with two rejected. The afternoon session drew under 50 voters as a 1944 budget of 142,530 was approved. Thirty nine warrant articles passed in under an hour with minor changes to the school department budget from 56,299.25 to 60,000. Officers reelected included Bragdon, Marshall, and Hutchins along with Talpey, Moulton, Winn, and Blaisdell. Moulton served as moderator at the town meeting.
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Nathaniel Marshall
Nelson P. Hutchins
Norris Talpey
Gilman Moulton
Haven Winn
Theodore Blaisdell
Schon
Moulton
Bombers Hit Rome Areas In Recent Air Raid
London bulletin reports Rome was attacked by four engine bombers in successive waves. Formations dropped bombs on Ostiense and Trastevere districts at low altitude. Casualty totals not yet known but appear very high.
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London
Rome
Ostiense
Trastevere
Seven York children die in cottage fire tragedy
A York Long Beach cottage fire killed seven children and injured an 83 year old man. Bethy Rokey, 6, is counted among the deaths after a crash with a car last September. The blaze destroyed both cottages, with the cause undetermined. The Ro key family faced a mass funeral as rescue crews recovered charred remains and identified victims.
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Navy Yard
Hu Ban Flanes
Long Beach
York
Myr
Raymond Rokey
Evelyn
Alice
John
Beatrice
Franklin
Mary
Dorothy
Rookey
Bethy
Harley F. Elis
Qlicki
Roger Lucas
Mayés Gardywin
York Beusch
Aciais
Tames
Tratten
Organog Road
Long Beach Boulevard
York Beach
York Village
Ellis
Coastguard
York Grammar School
RAF Bombs Near Paris Reds Strike T
RAF planes bomb areas near Paris while Soviet forces strike near Lwow in a volatile frontline report detailing Allied air activity and Red Army operations across Western and Eastern fronts.
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Paris
Miss Greer ends engagement after brief marriage talks
Los Angeles Grees end engagement with Miss Greer citing impractical timing. She states possessiveness of marriage failed to work for them and they plan to remain friends. High ranking officers attended their Westwood wedding in December. Valleé praised his bride as a long-time pin-up muse.
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Miss Greer
Ali
Army
Navy
Westwoot
Iss
Vallee
Brice
Rover
Naval commander's view on Pacific battles to engage Japanese fleet
In Washington, Admiral Nimitz urged readiness for a major clash with Japan. He warned that increased American lines would lengthen the sea war and that Japanese shipping ties could be disrupted by an earlier battle. He stressed the need to avoid overextension while preserving sea routes.
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Memy
Nimitz
Washington
Reyal
Pacific
International Soundphote
Red Cross V Day Here Tomorrow in Portsmouth
Tomorrow Portsmouth marks V Day with Red Cross activities linked to the War Fund drive. Guests of honor include Adm and Mrs Thomas Withers and Col and Mrs Raymond Watt. Junior high pupils will be dismissed to collect papers at multiple stations including Knights of Columbus hall Islington street Ripley's machine shop Case street and Bartlett Pine corner Portsmouth Plains area.
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Portsmouth
Red Cross
Adm
Thomas Withers
Col
Raymond Watt
Unior High School
Knights of Columbus
Islington Street
Ripley's Machine Shop
Case Street
Bartlett and Pine
Islington
Chatffee's
Old Schoolhouse
Portsmouth Plains
Lafayette Road
Newick and
Wood's
Port City Soldier Guards Ammo on Anzio Beachhead Warfront
Special to the Herald Sgt. Ray F. Sargent of Portsmouth New Hampshire serves in a Fifth Army ammunition service battery on the Anzio Nettuno beachhead south of Rome. The crew maintains guns and vehicles under fire, delivering more than 50 rounds daily and keeping prime movers operational. They recall desert life in Africa and note moments of camaraderie between battles. Since overseas action began in Tunisia on Christmas Eve 1942 they have fought alongside American and German forces in nearly every engagement.
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Herald
Fifth Army
Staty
Ray F. Sargent
Portsmouth
N. H
Anzio-Nettuny
Rome
Sargent
Oraums
Italy
Portsmouth Pon-Com
Africa
Tunisia
Baseball Holdouts Jerk Tears Over Salaries in Snowbound Season
New York notes a season of base ball holdouts who demand higher pay, arguing players endure doubleheaders, early mornings, and no weekends off while traveling to cities like Cincinnati, St Louis, and Washington. The piece mocks athletic slaves and their demands as winter ends.
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New York
Cincinnati
St .Louis
Washington
Atlantic City
Bar Harbor
Newport
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