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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1933

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Fire Raged Through Auburn Maine Wrecking 240 Homes

A massive fire in New Auburn Auburn Maine yesterday left 240 buildings destroyed and more than 1.5 thousand people homeless. National Guard officers patrolled the debris filled streets as displaced families sought shelter with kin or relief agencies. Fire started in Pontriand's garage driven by strong winds, torching tenements and nearby schools including Wilson and St. Louis. Fire aid flowed from Portland Augusta Rumford Norway and Gardiner though low water pressure hindered efforts.

Auburn Lewiston Androscoggin River Frederick Ford Ford Pontriand Portland Augusta Rumford Norway Gardiner

World rulers urged to cooperate for peace arms curb

President appeals to world rulers to reduce armament remove weapons of aggression stop sending troops beyond borders drop petty aims and join in peace. He names no nation but cites German Japan and others as acting from aggression while seeking Geneva and London talks to curb armaments and forge a consultative pact for future steps.

Associated Press Hington Vvelt USC Germany China United States London Geneva France

China and Japan Near Plea for Halting North China Hostilities

Reports from Tokyo and Peiping indicate Chinese forces are retreating toward a defensive line 18 miles east of Peiping while talks surface of a ceasefire south of the Great Wall. Gen Hwang Fu from Nanking and Field Marshal Muto signal possible compromise as American evacuees rise in Tung Chow and the U S legation orders evacuation near Peiping.

Peiping Japan Nanking North China Tungchow American Board of Missions United States Legation

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