Washington notes Axis strains amid sabotage in occupied Europe
Washington reports that sabotage across Belgium and occupied France alarms Hitler as Italy struggles to mobilize its war effort. A French mayor jailed by Nazis for two weeks after a town cable cut warns of possible retribution. The piece stresses a push for faster U S defense mobilization and centralized authority within the National Defense Commission amid scarce weapons and stalled foreign policy.
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Washington
Altler
Mussolini
Berlin
Holland
Belgium
France
Hitler
Axis
Egypt
Navi
Cross
National Defense Commission
Almanac details for Oct 3 1849 tabulated
The Day's Almanac lists Standard Time, sunset at 5.21 pm and sunrise 5.46 am, with high tide at 12.15 pm. It notes the moon at first quarter and warns to keep vehicles out tonight at 5.52.
Amusements Classifieds and Puzzles Highlights
Local page features ads comics crossword puzzle and amusements notes from Herald. Includes editorial notices personal mentions wedding and sports briefs spanning New England towns such as Exeter Greenland Hampton Falls Kittery Point York South Berwick and Stratham.
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Elliot Exeter Gleanings
Greenland
Rampton
Hampton Falls
Bittery
Kittery Point
World Newfields Newington
New England
South Berwick Sports Stratham
York
Hard-Hitting Reds Take 5-2 Lead In 5th
Cincinnati Reds led the Detroit Tigers 4 to 2 after three innings in the second World Series game at Crosley Field. Ripples homered with a man aboard in the third to push Cincinnati ahead, after scoring twice on Schoolboy Rowe in the second inning. Rowe opposed Bucky Walters as Detroit and Cincinnati clashed before about 6,000 fans in a warm, sunny day.
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Reds
Cincinati
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Crosley
Cincinnati
Schoolboy Rowe
Bucky Walters
Tigers
Rowe
Detroit
Walters
Portland Woman Fined for Speeding in 45 Zone
Miss Hilda L. Ives of Portland Maine was fined five dollars and four dollars and seventy cents costs in municipal court for speeding 65 miles per hour in a 45 zone. She pleaded not guilty but was found guilty after Trooper John Scannell testified before Judge Jeremy Waldron.
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Hilda L. Ives
Portland
Long-serving Daily Herald carrier Bob Corbin
NaS MN Mu ec Robert E. Goebin of 133 Orchard Street is noted as a long time carrier for the Daily Herald. He delivers the paper daily to customers on Daniels Pleasant Court and Marcy Streets. For 5 of his 15 years with the Herald he has been an employee. He enjoys fishing and football when not working or in high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Corbin of 133 Orchard Street.
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Robert E. Goebin
Orchard Street
Daily Herald
Bob
Harald
Dan~ Ils
Pleasant
Court
Marcy Streats
The
Herald
W. G. Corbin
Orchard Strogt
Navy Day Demonstration Planned in Portsmouth
Plans for the largest Portsmouth demonstration on Navy Day Sunday Oct 27 were discussed by the Portsmouth Civic Patrol committee at the Central fire station. The event centers around Parrott avenue and the South playground with 116 organizations invited to parade and exhibit. A canteen lunch will be provided with proceeds funding postage and small expenses.
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Portsmouth
Navy Day
Portsmouth Civic Patrol
A. Richard Chase
Central Fire Station
Fleet Reserve
Rockingham
Parrott Avenue
Pleasant Street
Congress
Islington
Cabot
Middle
Miller
Rockland
State Armory
Veterans’ Memorig
Portsmouth Junior High School
Andrew Jarvis
District Nursing Association Meets in Portsmouth
The regular monthly Portsmouth District Nursing meeting was held yesterday morning at 134 Pleasant Street. A call was issued for layettes and infant clothing to aid the cause. Contributions may be arranged through October supervisors Mrs Franks Remick and Mrs William Walton Jr. The nurse’s services are available by calling the office at Greenaway's drug store between 4 and 9 and 1 and 2.
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Portsmouth District Nursing Association
Pleasant Street
Franks, Remick
William Walton, Jr
Greenaway
Spaulding Heads New Hampshire Tuberculosis Group
Former Gov. Huntley M. Spaulding of Rochester was re elected president of the New Hampshire Tuberculosis association at the annual meeting. Dr. Edward B. Godfrey Jr New York health commissioner and president of the American Public Health Association spoke as principal speaker.
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Manchester
Huntley M. Spaulding
Rochester
New Hampshire Tuberculosis Association
Edward 8. Godfrey, Jr
New York
American Public Health Gagociation
Fainting Incident in Market Square Stops Traffic
A young unnamed woman fainted this afternoon in Market Square and collapsed against a car. She was uninjured and quickly revived. Initial reports suggested she stepped from a bus and was struck by a vehicle.
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Market Square
Sub Launched In California
The $6,000,000 submarine Tuna slid down Mare Island Navy yard slips under war time secrecy. A few hundred officials attended as Lieut. Comer J. L. Crane prepared to command next year. Mrs. Wilhelm Lee Friegell christened the vessel, wife of Rear Admiral Friedell.
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Vallejo
Mare Island Navy Yard
J. L. Crane
Wilhelm Lee Friegell
Friedell
T. &. Fleet
Willkie warns Battle of America as top campaign issue
Wendell Willkie states that while he shares concern for the Battle of Britain, the immediate focus is the Battle of America. He warns American democracy faces danger from both outside and inside and declares the campaign’s fundamental issue is preserving democracy itself.
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America
Driver Held In Hampton Falls Auto Accident
Mrs Edward J McCormack of Ryde Park Massachusetts is in Exeter hospital after a three car collision on Lafayette road Hampton Falls. Sailor Maurice L McConnell faced DUI charges as investigators report his northbound car crossed left and struck Brouillard of Portland then McCormack’s vehicle injuring him.
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Edward J. McCormack
Ryde Park
Mass
Exeter Hospital
Lafayette Road
Hampton Falls
Navy Yard
Inspector Goldsmith
McConnell
Portsmouth
Arthur Brouillard
Portland
Hyden Park
McCormack
Haven School Plans Safety Patrol For Crossing Help
Haven School Parent Teacher Association meeting approved forming a boys patrol to assist children at crossings. Principal Miss Marty DeGross outlined patrol control and hats and armbands were to be provided. Mrs. James Gillespie nominated for Mrs. Craig’s guardian role. Chesstmas fair set for Nov 8 with Mrs. Alice Lee as general chair. Richard Chase spoke on civic patrol structure and committee roles to run project smoothly. Refreshments were provided by Bayex school teachers.
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Haven
Haven School Parent-Teacher Association
Marty DeGross
James Gillespie
Craig
Chesstmas Fair and Sale
Alice Lee
Richard Chase
Bayex School
Theater Hearing Set For Monday In Arcadia Case
A hearing on the injunction petition against the Arcadia Theater of Portsmouth is set for next Monday at 10 a m in the county courthouse. Judge Herbert L. Grinnell Jr of Derry will preside as master. Waldron and Boynton represent the Aetna Amusement Co operators, with County Solicitor Stephen Wheeler for the city.
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Arcadia
Portsmouth
County Court House
Herbert L. Grinnell, Jr
Derry
Waldron & Boynton
Aetna Amusement Co
Stephen Wheeler
Rotary Club Hears Plea For International Service
Lieut. Governor Harry Trust warned Portsmouth Rotary members that world events threaten Rotary ideals as totalitarian regimes ban clubs. He outlined Rotary objectives including club, community, vocational and international service and noted Rotarians’ duty to uphold the organization amid global political pressure.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Harry Trust
Portsmouth
Rockingham
Rotary International Service
Germany
Austria
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
France
Lieut. Gov. Trust
Havana
A Hunter’s Feat Against an Army Target
Robert A. Lawrence hunted in Fox Hill woods and bagged a partridge then climbed a tree. After an hour he returned, having captured a remarkable quarry in a hand to hand challenge with a 26 foot tow tar get used for anti aircraft practice. His game awaits claim by military authorities at 3 Madison Street.
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Robert A. Lawrence
Fox Hill
Robert
Portsmouth
Madison Street
Navy to push two ocean fleet plan outlined
The U S Navy outlined a two ocean policy with Atlantic forces strengthened and plans for a patrol force of the United States fleet, over 125 ships and aircraft, as Adm James G Richardson heads to Washington from Hawaii for Pacific strategy talks. Secretary Knox floated a possible naval goodwill cruise to Australia and New Zealand, with no decision yet.
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Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Hawaii
Pacific
Knox
Adm
James G. Richardson
Australia
New Zealand
Navy Department
United State Fleet
Berlin
Rome
Lindberghs Welcome Fourth Child A Daughter Born
Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife Mrs Lindbergh greet the arrival of their fourth child a 12 pound daughter born at Doctors Hospital New York. Mother and baby are reported well aviator husband and mother Mrs Dwight W Morrow visited. Mrs Lindberghs new book The Wave of the Future reflects a view of the conflict with Germany Italy and Russia in the future camp.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Doctors Hospital
Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Germany
Italy
Russia
Keefe To Open Campaign
Dover Democrat Clyde Keefe announced he will officially open his gubernatorial campaign tomorrow night with a meeting of party leaders in Concord. The event marks the kickoff of his statewide bid as he seeks support from the Democratic base.
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Concord
API
F. Clyde Keefe
Dover
Cohncord
Open House at Herald During Newspaper Week
Portsmouth Herald invites readers to open house this week with sessions 2:30 to 3:80 daily. Visitors will see Hnotypes, type makeup, and mats formed into metal cylinders for the press. Aimed at showing editorial to delivery, all are welcome with guardian supervision for under 16s.
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Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth
Berald
Port Defenses Separate From Portland Office Action
Portsmouth harbor defenses come under 28nd coast artillery command led by Maj. Edward G. Cowen with about 100 men. Maj. Mitchell hands over duty as Portsmouth harbor defense adjutant to Major Cowen, while Capt. Lawrence Guyer leads the first battery and 2nd Lieut. Robert W. Young heads the headquarters battery. Barracks construction underway to ease crowding, with completion expected around November first. Soldiers currently housed in the old hospital and in tents.
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Portsmouth Harbor Defenses
28Nd Coast Artillery
Edward G. Cowen
USA
Cowen
University of New Hampshire
Mitchell
Fort Constitution
Portsmouth Harbor Defense
Mand
Lawrence Guyer
Robert W. Young
Portsmouth
Italy Says Japs Plan Attack On Singapore
Popolo d Italia reported Japan preparing to attack Singapore, possibly aided by new allies of England and the United States. In Britain, Nazi raids hit London four times, as Churchill reshuffled the war cabinet to broaden labor's role and pledged to fight to the end. Chamberlain sent a supportive message and Churchill expanded the inner cabinet with Bevin and Kingsley Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popolo d'Italia
Japan
England
Singapore
United States
London
Winston Churchill
Labor
Neville Chamberlain
Matt
Munich
George VI
Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Chamberlain
Britain
Europe
Babor
Ernest Bevin
Kingsley Wood
John Anderson
Freelan O. Stanley Dies At 91 In Newton Mass
Newton Mass Oct 3 AP Freelan O Stanley 91 pioneer in automobile and photographic dry plate died at his Newton home Known for Stanley Steamer with twin brother Francis They built a steam car in 1896 and later sold interests in 1917 after making 10000 Steamers They also developed the Stanley dry plate sold to EastmanKodak in 1904
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Newton
Mass
Freelan O. Stanley
Stanley Steamer Fame
Stanley
Francis
Eastman Koday Company
Willkie Warns Of Bankruptcy In Third Term
On the Willie train to Pittsburgh Willkie warned that reelection of Roosevelt would lead to no social security payments as the nation goes bankrupt ten years hence He spoke in Youngstown charging the administration was slaying politics with preparedness and that a party dividing Americans betrays US interests
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Willie Train
Pittsburgh
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Youngstown
Cleveland
United States
Public sentiment and policy within a world war lens
A New York dated column satirizes wartime power dynamics. It mocks Adolf Hitler’s need to perform public boasts while the Berlin press downplays anti aircraft actions. The piece also references new spheres of influence for Japan Germany and Italy and Russia’s distant interests.
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Berlin
Japan
Asia
Geremany
Italy
Europe
Russia
Siberia
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Chestnut Street
Detroit Bartell
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Ryan
Robert E. Corbin
Rowe Tigers
District Nursing Association
Spaulding Heads Association
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Wendell Willkie
Mr. Roosevelt
Plan Safety Patrol of Haven School
U. S. Navy
Col. Lindbergh
Keefe
Willkie
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