30 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
1
Arnold Bennett’s words urge lifting gloom through sympathy. Do good works, condone and understand neighbors, avoid judging, and cultivate a patient, consistent mental attitude toward others. Seek to understand your neighbors and refrain from criticism.
A black powder bomb was lowered into the basement of Rev Fr Charles E. Coughlin’s Royal Oak home at 3 a m. The blast damaged canned goods and sparked a citywide police search with guards placed around the Shrine of the Little Flower. Detectives found a white fabric cord from a basement window frame, indicating the bomb was lowered into the building.
Rochester March 30 violence marred the second day of a milk strike as picketing farmers blocked trucks and dumped milk. Two men, Sam Hanna and John Burgett, were injured. State troopers and county deputies were deployed to escort dairymen’s trucks amid continued road blockades and milk dumping. Despite the disruption the city did not face a milk famine.
Five hundred additional workers in three Lynn tanneries joined a strike led by the Leather Workers Division of the National Workers Union over ware scales and union recognition. The walkout affects Barnett & Argos Leatherton and nearby shops, with estimates of thousands idle in Peabody Danvers and Salem. A local dispute with Fred Manning aimed at settlement failed but talks continue, amid a fire at a store causing heavy damage and overnight displacement.
A fire swept through the four story Woolworth building on Essex Street in Lawrence Massachusetts causing extensive damage early today. Fire officials report no injuries and are investigating the cause as salvage work continues.
Montreal figure reports show 266,842 residents received direct relief in February. Of these, 44,460 were heads of families, 210,128 dependents, and 12,254 single men and women in hostels and refuges. Also notes pickle juice as a ham glaze and salad dressing thinner.
Two Marines died and a third was dying after their car wrecked on the Newburyport Turnpike at Rowley Massachusetts. Clair J. Reed 28 a corporal at the local Naval Prison Wildwood Pennsylvania John J McKeever 24 private Roxbury Massachusetts and George C Baird 22 private Somerville Massachusetts were identified. Baird survived with a skull fracture while McKeever died at a Newburyport hospital and Reed was killed instantly. Reed's wife is Mildred Chase daughter of Edward Chase of Kittery. Baird's mother lives in Somerville and his wife resides at the Dane Street address.
French Jews organize meetings across Paris and Marseille to protest anti semitic acts in Germany. Demonstrations target German salesmen in shops with some hostility toward Emil Ludwig as an exile. Planned mass meetings set for April 1 and April 14 involve Jewish war veterans and political and clerical figures. Lost georgette belt with class pin offered for reward.
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