United States Signals Alignment on Aggressors and Disarmament
In Geneva Switzerland May 22 Associated Press reports Norman Davis outlined a U S doctrine stating that if the United States agrees with others on the aggressor's identity it will refrain from neutralist actions. He called for armament control and outlined opposition to rearmament and the abolition of offensive arms. He urged maintaining territorial status quo and backed Ramsay MacDonald's disarmament plan while linking defense armament to peace terms.
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West End Building Fire Destroys Exeter Block
Exeter suffers its worst fire in years as the West End Business Block at 150 Front Street burns early today. The $50,000 loss includes the First National Store and West End Drug Store with ten tenants fleeing to the street. Firefighters prevented spread amid a windy morning, while most stock and fixtures were lost.
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Exeter Shoe Co
Raynold Nudd
Exeter Fire Department
William M. Temple
Portsmouth
Earl Therrien
Carbon Mountain volcano erupts belching flames and gas
Reports from Colorado describe Carbon Mountain near May 22 with the peak fracturing since last December. Explosions and avalanches sent rocks and fire into the valley as a fissure widened to 315 feet. Geologists say the mountain rests on coal. observers warn the peak may eventually crumble. Local football practice notes that Bill Ingram plans to change the huddle system at the University of California.
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University of Californil
Probe death of five New York men at tannery scene
Five men died at Hess and Drucker tannery drainage in Newark after a sludge tank accident. Four workers fell into the vat while cleaning a vat on a scaffold. a would-be rescuer followed them. Medical examiner cites asphyxiation by noxious gases and mud suffocation.
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Hess & Drucker
Stephen Bosak
Bosal
Leonard Moedelak
Ocens
Harrison
Martland
Ballots Prepared for New Hampshire June Referendum
Concord May 22 Secretary of State Fuller will begin preparing ballots for a special June 20 election. Voters will mark a cross to show support for repeal of the 18th amendment or to keep it. The election is essentially a referendum with delegates listed for repeal or anti repeal. Outcomes will be known early and July convention will formalize canvassing to Washington.
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New Hampshire
Congress
Washington
Sullivan May Succeed Brown In State Post
A rumor in state political circles says Gay Winant may appoint John H. Sullivan to the Public Service Commission to succeed Senator Fred H. Brown, with a Manchester Republican likely to succeed Sullivan. The ultimate replacement remains undisclosed as politicians stay on edge while speculation swirls. Also notices: wanted two first class carpenters for Harold E. Noyes in Hampton, N. Hy.
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Gay Winant
John H. Sullivan
Public’ Service Commission
Fred ‘H. Brown
Manchester
Sullivan
Harold E. Noyes
Hampton
N. Hy
Auto accident case opens in Superior Court
A civil suit filed in Haverhill names William O Woods of Portsmouth as defendant for alleged injuries from an automobile crash at Kenora Avenue and Newton Road on Sept 18 1931. Plaintiffs Andrew J Collins and Helen Collins allege Woods negligence. Jury view planned. list of jurors and attorneys follows with Louis Wyman for the defense and William H Sleeper for the plaintiffs.
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William O. Woods
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Kingston
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Veroneau
Plaistow
Richard Loechner
Salem
Henry P. Taylor
Scouts to Hold Safety Drive Campaign Meeting
The final meeting of the safety campaign committee of the Boy Scouts was scheduled at St Johns Chapel at 4 o clock on Saturday afternoon. The committee met last Thursday to plan the campaign set for May 2. An additional meeting was planned for Thursday but will now be on Friday.
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Dory Capsizes. Two Saved Off King Point
Christopher A Wyatt of Brookline and Edward Flahive of Dorchester were rescued when their sailing dory capsized in a sudden squall off King Point. Russell Smith, in an auxiliary sloop, aided by Erling Toenesson and Frank Farr and his son John Farr, lashed the dory and battled squalls to reach shore. engine trouble and another squall complicated the rescue.
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Brookline
Mass
Edward Flahive
Dorchester
King Point
Russell Smith
Smith
Dory
Erling Toenesson
Frank Farr
John Farr
Stock market opens with hesitation as week begins
New York stocks start the week wavering after Saturday's session. Early trading shows fractional declines of about 1 to 2 points in American Tobacco 3B, Liggett & Myers B, Allied Chemical and American Can, with some losses trimmed by midafternoon. American Telephone and Union Pacific also eased while Nat Biscuit held firm and Procter & Gamble and General Foods slipped slightly.
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Allied Chemical
American Can
American Telephone
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Pacific
Nat. Biscuit
Proctor & Gamble
General Foods
Women’s Guild Annual Meeting at North Church
The Women's Guild of the North Church will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday at 2130. Reports of the group will be presented and discussions held on upcoming activities.
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Women's Guild of the North Church
Conference Work From Keene Highlighted
The report notes that year’s work will be furnished along with performances or results from the Keene conference, outlining planned sharing of data and outcomes among participants.
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Keene
Horses Die In Fire At Fort Ethan Allen Stables
A lightning fire at Fort Ethan Allen stable in Burlington Vermont injured three enlisted men and burned between six and one hundred horses, many owned by post officers. The blaze destroyed the building and caused about 75000 dollars in losses. injuries to the men were not serious.
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Fort Ethan Alen
De Witt Clinton Commandry Members Attend Rochester Church
Delegation of De Witt Clinton Commandry members traveled to Rochester and joined worship with the Grand Commandery of the state on Sunday.
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de Witt Clinton Commandry
Rochester
Grand Commandery
State
Boxing Tonite Main Boat 6 Rds Rocco vs Ferland
Frankie Rocco of Boston faces Bobby Ferland of Rochester in six rounds tonight. Local promoter features a light bout program with rosters and venue specifics.
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Boston
Mass
Bobby Ferland
Rochester
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