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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1933

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Winter storms close official season with heavy precipitation

The Associated Press reports a nationwide storm period as winter ends and spring begins with snow and ice across the Ohio Valley and Midwest. Flood warnings on the Wabash and White rivers. 24 inch snow in southern Minnesota. Oklahoma cold snaps. Texas storms. and infrastructure hazards from ice. Hospitals report injuries from falls on icy sidewalks.

Associated Press York Nation Ohio Valley Ohio Dan Fey West Atlantic Uidi Aus Wabash White Rivers Pennsylvania Alleghany Minnesota Chicago Nnb Milwaukee Hosepitals

Mussolini Plan Seeks Broad World Agreement

Prime Minister MacDonald speaks on Mussolini act plan aiming for wide global accord beyond two or three powers. He notes potential to involve all nations, including the United States, and says the situation in Europe is dangerous yet offers opportunities for constructive negotiation through an evaluative process.

Associated Press Rowe Havtin France Germany Italy United States Fremier MacDonald England Europe Eduard Benes Prague Benes Renal Mone Austria Hungary Balkans Juposlavia

We Seek Real Peace Not Imposed Terms MacDonald Says

Mr MacDonald argued that any peace must be real and agreed not imposed by one side. He warned against nationalism distorting peace and dismissed reports of Mussolini’s plan as mere imagination in a dispatch.

Enalasse Davidson Rockingham Hotel MacDonald

Will Organize Junior Garden League Here

An organization meeting will be held at p. mu. on Tuesday at the Women's City Club for electing temporary officers and adopting temporary by laws for a Junior Garden League. The group invites youths interested in gardens and landscape design to join. Senior high school age members may be admitted and the club will be a unit of the Portsmouth Garden Club with advisors from that club.

P. Mu Women's City Portsmouth Garden Club

Dwyer Case Linked to Cronin Attorney in Portsmouth

Atty. John F. Cronin of Portsmouth connected with Murchie, Murchie and Blandin of Concord acts in the Thomas Dwyer case from Lebanon. Dwyer is held for the May term of Superior Court for Grafton County on embezzlement charges. Romeo Gould of Claremont made the charge. Dwyer’s bond is set at 10,000 dollars.

Atty John F. Cronin Portsmouth Murchie, Murchie && Blandin Concord Thomas Dwyer Lebanon Grafton County Romeo Gould Claremont

Widely Known Banker Dies in Boston Home

Edward A. Davis, vice president of the National Shawmut Bank of Boston and a well known figure in New England banking, died after a weeklong illness at his home on Memorial Drive in Cambridge. Born January 18, 1865 in Chelsea Vermont, he previously worked at the First National Bank of White River Junction and the National White River Bank in Bethel. He moved to Boston in 1917 with the Federal Reserve for the Liberty Loan drive and joined Shawmut Bank in 1922, becoming vice president in charge of New England bank correspondents in 1924.

Boston Edward A. Davis National Shawmut National Bank of New England Cambridge Mr. Davis Chelsea First National Bank of Federal Reserve Vermont New Hampshire National Shewmut Bank New England Bank

Zangara Executed for Cermak Murder in Miami Shootings

Giuseppe Zangara, an Italian immigrant, was executed by electric chair at Raiford Florida at 9:15 a.m. for the murder of Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak amid an assassination attempt on President-elect Roosevelt. He faced the chair with his characteristic defiant calm, continuing his stance since the Miami shooting on February 15.

Raiford Fis Guiseppe Zangara Anton Cermak Chicago Roosevelt Miami

Stock market firmer today in cautious trading

New York notes a firmer tone in rail shares but overall market remains dull as traders stay cautious. Union Pacific Gouldville Nash ville Delaware and Hudson and Coca Cola gained about two points, while several issues rose around half to one point including Santa Fe New York Central Penna Kennicut Case Allied Chemical Owens Illinois.

Associated Press New York Union Pacific Gouldville Nashville Delaware

Chain injures workman at coal docks in Portsmouth

Robert Dibbert of 78 Sparhawk Street was treated at Portsmouth Hospital on Saturday afternoon for a nose injury received when struck by a chain at the Consolidation Coal Company's dock. The incident occurred at the coal dock and the man was attended by medical staff. The report notes the injury in non-graphic terms and confirms hospital treatment.

Robert Dibbert Sparhawk Street Portsmouth’ Hospital Consolidation Coal Company

Births Recorded At Portsmouth Hospital This Week

Birth records from Portsmouth Hospital on Saturday show a daughter born to Rev and Mrs Harold W Curtis of 698 State Street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas Furbish of Kittery Point. Today a son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank R Wilson of Rye Beach.

Portsmouth Hospital Harold W. Curtis State Street Thomas Furbish Kittery Point Prank .R. Wilson Rye Beach

St Georges Church Lenten Service Tuesday Evening

St Georges church holds Song of the Cross and a Lenten sermon by the pastor Tuesday at 7 30 PM followed by a social hour.

St. Georges

Boy Struck by Automobile in Portsmouth

Joseph Marcus 12 of 673 Maplewood Avenue was taken to Portsmouth Hospital yesterday afternoon after being struck by a car driven by Isaac W. Locke of Somersworth. Police report says Marcus was riding a scooter and suddenly crossed in front of the vehicle. he remained in serious condition according to hospital officials.

Joseph Marcus Maplewood Avenue Portsmouth Hospital Isaac W. Locke Somersworth Yes

Attempted Kidnap of Nashua Boy Reported

Nashua police report an attempted kidnapping of 12 year old Joseph Rudnick, son of Louis Rudnick, furniture dealer. The incident occurred near the Rudnick home on Rockland Street as a man jumped from a car bearing Pennsylvania plates and pursued the boy before escaping to the vehicle.

Nashua Joseph Rudnick Louis Rudnick Rudnick Rockland Street Sublice Pennsylvania

Sunshine Club Sees St Patrick’s Party At Miller Avenue

The Sunshine Club, an 18 member group of Tithe boys and girls, held a Friday night St Patrick’s party at Mrs Louis Abrams home on Miller avenue. Guests enjoyed games dancing and refreshments. Norma Phillips presided with Bernice Abrams vice president Georgia Phillips secretary and Beulah Colfenbury treasurer.

Sunshine Club St. Patrick's Louis Abrams Miller Avenue Norma Phillips Bernice Abrams Georgia Phillips Beulah Colfenbury

P T A Meeting Postponed To March 23

The Junior P T A announces its monthly meeting will be held Thursday March 23 instead of Tuesday March 21. Teachers will be in their teams to discuss school work and local cheese brands appear in the message with Payne's noted as a supplier.

Right. T. A

Tension rises between Jugoslavia and Italy amid Balkan shifts

Vienna dispatch notes growing strain between Italy and Yugoslavia and their allies. It highlights revived calls for union with Germany, stronger Little Entente ties led by Czechoslovakia, and Eduard Benes guiding a cohesive bloc opposing revisionist aims. The article suggests Balkan realignments press revision of postwar treaties.

Associated Press Vienna Central Europe Italy Dugoslavic Germany Rumania Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Hungary Balkans Franice Poland

Worst Ohio River Valley Flood in 20 Years

The worst flood since 1918 swept the Ohio River Valley from West Virginia to Indiana. Four deaths and widespread destruction left thousands displaced as the river rose above flood stage. Newport Kentucky and nearby counties faced severe inundation, with many residents marooned and rescues ongoing. Local towns reported streets flooded and businesses submerged amid rising waters. A stray line mentions a sale of dates at Payne's.

Ginchtnati Ohio River West Virginia Indiana Newport Ohios Adams Pike Jackson Selote Ohio Greenp Ohio Valley

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