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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1929

Page

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Stock Rally Curves as Market Recovers on Strong Support

Washington reports a rebound after a week of panicky selling in New York trading. Prices rose briskly with gains of five to thirty points in active issues as investors returned, aided by dividends from W S Steel and American Can and optimism from J. P. Morgan meetings. Total volume neared 5.5 million shares before midday.

Associated Press New York Bakers J. P. Morgan & Co Steel American Gan Bon’ Ami A. C. Smith Co Westinghouse Electric Studebaker Corp American Telephone c Eastman Kodak Standard Gas & Electric Johns Manville ALS Lied Chemical Union Carbide Norfolk Western Steg Common

Planning Trans Pacific All Line For 1933

Akron Ohio Oct 30 Two larger than former dirigibles to be built for a Pacific Zeppelin Transport line linking Southern California to the Philippines in 1933 The planners say the all American fleet will avoid international issues and carry 80 passengers and 10 tons of mail and freight. Separately $54 600 in government payroll funds was traced to Lieut Charles Musil after his surrender aboard the USS Seattle in New York on Oct 14 The money was found hidden in a chicken yard and Musil was a Portsmouth V Navy figure known from his career.

Associated Press Akron Ohio California Philippines Pacific Zeppelin Transport& Co Raul Ligsfield Hawaii Charles Musil Charleston S. C Musil Wavy Department Seattle New York Avas

Correction notice on Atlantic and Pacific Tea ad prices

A correction states yesterday's page ad had typos in prices. Correct figures list Tona Beets 14c, 3 for 40c. Wax Beans 15c, 3 for 45c. String Beans 15c, 6 for 63c. Del Monte Corn 15c, 12 for 89c, and notes errors were due to transposition of figures.

Golden Anniversary Observed at Brown Home in City

In a recognition of their golden wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Walter L Brown longtime city residents held a reception at their Cabot street home Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. Over 200 relatives and friends attended in the receiving line were Mrs Frank Muchemore sister of Mrs Brown and Washington Stott. also present were Mrs Frank Randall and Clement Waterhouse of Hampton. Mrs Randall is the former Miss Belle Randall bride 90 years ago. The couple wed on the bride’s twentieth birthday. They have two sons Walter L Brown Jr and George R Brown, a daughter Mrs Noel V Campbell, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mr Brown served in local banks 48 years and was bank messenger two years ago. The anniversary was marked with gifts, flowers, and a noon dinner at Alpharetta Lodge.

Walter L. Brown Cabot Street Frank FP. Muchemore Washington Noel V. Campbel Brown Lorenza Brown Ol‘ Good Lodge 1.C.C. F Portsmouth Voite Muchemore James Alphratta Lodge Middle Street Ako John A. Goss Court Street

Vermont flood bond taxes paid by sixty cities

A Washington paper features a headline noting sixty Vermont cities contribute to flood bond taxes. The phrase hints at growth of the state’s fiscal burden and calls Vermont the old Green Mountain state, implying economic or developmental pressure.

Washington Vermont Green Mountain

Exeter Elks Honor New Exalted Ruler Jette at Banquet

Exeter Elks hosted a surprise dinner at Boar's Head Inn Hampton Beach for Trene M ack Jette after his election as exalted ruler of Portsmouth Lodge B F C E. About 36 Exeter members attended. Jette received a silver service set, presented by Willis Day. John W A Green presided with after-dinner informal remarks.

Hampton Exeter Elks Trene M “Ack Jette Portsmouth‘ Lodge Exeter Boar's Head Inn Hampton Beach Willis Mr. Jette Joh W. A Green Elks Mr. Green Paul Breischneider William 4. McReel

Clemencel toform French cabinet after Briand defeat

Paris October 30 Etienne Clemencel chairman of the Finance committee of the Senate and former minister of finance in the Herriot cabinet has accepted in principle the task of forming a cabinet to succeed the recently defeated Briand Clemencel is a member of the radical group in the Senate and regarded as a moderate.

Associated Press Paris Etienne Clemencel Senate Herriot Poduy Briand Ministre Clementel

Tornado Strikes Edge of Houston in October Damage

One man may die after a tornado struck the Houston edge area causing the destruction of about a half dozen houses and damage to barns garages and roofs. Mr Bi Works and his wife were injured and a couple, Mr and Mrs J M Martin, were carried 500 feet in their bed with Mrs Martin possibly internally injured. Near Alieri the storm caused further damage as the Post Office prepares for Christmas mail handling.

Associated Press Houston Tex B Bi Works J. M. Martin Alieri

New Hampshire Manufacturers Association Sees Bright Industrial Outlook

Manchester reports the 17th annual meeting shows strong future prospects for the state’s industries. President Rowland B. Jacobs notes textiles and shoes in better condition than since the war, while Robert Armory cites a stable stock market and calls for tax relief. Fifty-three new factories added 1,750 jobs, and Watch-The-Wear moved from Keene to Lebanon under H. W. Carter & Sons. Continues on Page Five.

Manchester New Hampshire Rowland B. Jacobs Robert Armory Armory Jacob Watch-The- Wear Company Kente H. W. Carter & Sons Lebanon Keene Febanon H. W. Carter

Missing plane arrives safely in Albuquerque

A tri motored Western Air Express plane led by James Coles landed safely at the Albuquerque airport amid a snow storm. Pilot James E. Doles and co-pilot Allan C. Parke brought the stranded No. 113 under power as a search party mounted an expedition for missing aviators Dr. A. W. Ward of San Francisco and W. E. Merz of Mount Vernon. The aircraft had been reported missing since 4.39 Monday afternoon. Twisting the handle of a new tennis racket tightens the strings for playing.

Albuquerque N. MM Western Air Express James Coles Trechade N. M James E. Doles Allan C. Parke A.W. Ward San Francisco W. E. Merz Mount Vernon

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