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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1933

Page

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Thorp testifies in defense in murder trial

Thorp, charged with murdering Joseph Trudeau on Feb 5, testified in Rockingham County Superior Court before Judge Warren James. He recounted his life, work history, and movements that night, including visits to multiple diners, travel toward Boston, and the bus ride to Lynn. He denied confessing to a crime he didn't commit and explained the knotwork device found in his room.

Sidney. Thorp Joseph Trudeau Rockingham County Superior Court Warren James U. S Jer Buffington Ind Boston Leonn Biddeford Biddeford Portland Kittery Lawrence Widles Kennebunk Harold Winn Daniels Street John’s Place Chapel Street State Street Middle Street Arthur’s Colombo Archiai Joseph Swistak Lynn Mr. Rowe Existance Rowe Atty Gen. Johnston Portsmouth Thorp Atty Gen. Johnston Kane Kelley Fee Thurman A. Priest Newmarket Stewart Abraham Grossman United Tailoring Co Regent Francis P. McCarthy Star Trudeau Francis W. Johnston McCarthy James Se Ltte Lawrence Wildes Kennebunkport Wells Corner Fred H. Marden Frank W. Hersey Edna M. Kimball Wells Penhallow Street Olive Kimball Loren R. Fairfield Saco Ethel Oakes Prospect Street

Destructive Fire Wipes Elmira County Town Overnight

A blaze of incendiary origin devastated Ellsworth Maine triggering extensive loss. About 175 residences and business houses burned, leaving 300 to 400 homeless among 4,000 residents. Red Cross units aided relief while National Guardsmen and 100 police guarded the scorched district. Royal J. Goodwin faced dangers directing hydrants as water pressure faltered.

Ellsworth Red Cross Bangor Bar Harbor National Guards John A. Stuart Maine Street Main Street Hancock Hall Franklin Street Water Street Union River Royal J. Goodwin

New Taxi Rates Set For Local Passengers

New taxi tariff introduced with zone 250 S pass for many passengers and 88.00 T pass for funeral cars. Funeral cars priced at 5.00, cars hired at 1.50 per hour. Special tourist trips offered by Henrys Taxi Tel 201.

Claims third man in kidnapping case at Provincetown

Kenneth Buck said there was another man involved in the kidnapping of 10 year old Peggy McMath and that this person ran away leaving him to take the blame. His brother Cyril sat silent in the Provincetown jail box as the crowded town hall courtroom listened.

Cyril Buck Kenneth Harwich Mass Peppy McMath West Harwich Kenneth Buck Cyril Assocated Press Provincetown Peggy McMath Scenneth

Textile workers strike closes Pequot Mill in Salem

Nearly 2,000 textile workers walked out today in Salem Massachusetts halting operations as the Pequot Mill reportedly shut down amid the strike. The Associated Press report notes the scale of the action and the impact on local industry.

Salem Mass Pequot

Stock Prices Advance On Roosevelts Address

New York May 8 reacting favorably to the presidents address and denial of rumors that France would leave the gold standard financial markets resumed their advance today. Trading was quieter in shares but many issues advanced 1 to more than 3 points cancelling much of Saturdays loss. Issues up 2 to 3 points included American Can American Telephone Dupont Case United Fruit and others while those up around a point included U S Steel National Steel Goodyear General Motors and National Biscuit.

New York Roosevelt France American Can American Telephone Dupont Case United Fruit Steel National Steel Goodyear Gen, Motors Nat. Biscuit

Four New Hampshire Men Named On New England Public Service Board

Four New Hampshire men were named among the directors of the New England Public Service Company at a stockholders meeting in Augusta Maine Saturday. The list includes W A Buttrick Z KEK Woodworth Concord Roland H Spaulding Rochester Willian Parker Straw Manchester. Other directors include Carroll N Perkins Waterville ME W B Skelton Lewiston ME George O Spencer Augusta W S Wyman Augusta Charles N Nason PT Hanscom Hamilton of New York G Edward Buxton Providence and Harold S Smith New York. L A Pierce Harry M Verrill Portland ME. Directors renamed principal officers: President W S Wyman Vice President W A Buttrick Vice President and Treasurer George Otis Spencer.

New Hampshire New England Public Service Company Augusta W. A. Buttrick Kek. Woodworth Concord Roland H. Spaulding Rochester Willian Parker Straw Manchester Carroll N. Perkins Waterville W. B. Skelton Lewiston George O. Spencer W. 5 Wyman Charles N. Nason P. T. Hanscom Christie P. Hamilton New York G. Edward Buxton Providence Harolds. Smith L. A. Pierce Harry M. Verrill Portland George Otis Spencer

Cuskley elected for third term at union meeting

At the annual meeting of Supervisory School Union 21 including Newington New Castle Rye North Hampton Hampton Hampton Falls and Seabrook held at Seabrook the following officers were elected Henry M Cuskley of New Castle was chosen Chairman for a third term J Manning Hoyt of Newington was Secretary Irving Rand of Rye was Treasurer and Roy W Gilmore of Hampton was District Superintendent.

Supervisory School Union 21 Newington New Castle Rye North Hampton Hampton Hampton Falls Seabrook Henry M. Cuskley J. Manning

Fractured ankle sends Mrs Jameson to hospital

Mrs. Gordon Jameson was removed to the Portsmouth Hospital today for treatment of a fractured left ankle from an accident at Portland on Sunday. Harold Woods is confined to his home on Dennett street by illness.

Gordon Jameson Portsmouth Hospital Portland Harold Woods Dennett Street

Gandhi to Fast Three Weeks to End Untouchability in India

Mahatma Gandhi began a three week fast in Poona to press for ending untouchability and caste discrimination. He spoke of moral aims and said the ordeal could mean his death, with doctors noting potential fatal risks.

Associated Press Poona India Mahatma Gandhi Gandhi

Also Mentioned on This Page

Horp Josep Trudeau J. Foster Smith Smith Mary Danvers Peabody McMath Pequot Mills Advange NE. Public Service Co Cuskley Tenue Arena A. C S. T Flash Dixon Rocky Stone Parrott Avenue Rhythm Ramblers Gents
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