Reappointment of Charles Danforth as Richmond town manager
Charles Danforth is reappointed town manager of Richmond, a role he first assumed in 1952 amid unpaid bills and a looming lawsuit. He improved the town’s credit, reduced highway funds from 15 000 to 10 000 yearly, kept road equipment updated, and oversaw a new school building and water system. The period also featured civic group meetings, Girl Scouts, granges, and community notices including Red Cross donations.
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Chmon
Dedtmen
Charles Danforth
Danforth
Richmond Carrier
Zelma Brown
Jean Spearin
Red Cross
Canada
Gwendolyn Douglass
Violat Riske
Love Troop 1
Girl Scouts
Harold Bates
Girl Scout Council
Margaret Harvey
Mary Lou Smith
Gail Williams
Carol Ann Watts
Diane Foster
Margery Gould
Sharon Brown
Eens
Social Car
Enterprise Grange
Wesley Webber
Vernon Little
Walter Knight
Cecil Pare
Gardiner
Cleveland Marriker
William Whitney
Story
Harland Harrington
Louis Billings
Olive Little
Nahumkeag Grange
South Gardiner
Rumford
Virgil Hinckley
Maurice Sullivan
Pushard-Guiou Vfw
Addie Wentworth
Mary Hackett
Viola James
Marie Morrissette
Willia Hull
Mary Alexander
Gertrude Riley
Sadie Waltz
Sadie Eaton
VFW
Bowdoinham
Merrymeeting Grange
Progressive Grange
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Methodist Y.A.Y.F
Parish Hall
Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harvey Winslow
Augusta
Extension Association
Fireman's Hall
Elizabeth Haynes
Ruth Robinson
Edith Blodgett
Glenwood L. Crosby
Luther Crosby
Michigan State University
Lansing
Mich
Crosby
Roxanne Curtis
Mary Curtis
Alexander Road
Hawthorne Lane
Bay Point notes and winter weather in Kennebec region
Paul Jane a destroy Jleader makes two trips from the Kennebec mouth at 7 45 Wednesday and Thursday. Winter rations for wildlife run low as a blue jay feeds near bread with a nearby squirrel. Snowplow sites in Mon day after a heavy storm. five inches more snow on Sunday. cars stalled and Walter Powers plies to haul them out. milkman Johnnie Hamilton and his sons still deliver despite drifts. Local visits include Mrs Sylvia Burnham in Augusta. Sherman Campbell returns from Bath Memorial. Woolwich hosts Sherman Campbell family. Portland business trip. birth announced for Robert Holmes Miller in Roosevelt New York on March 19.
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Paul Jane
Jeader
Kennebec
Bluejay
Bay Point
Kennebec River
Walter Powers
Johnnie Hamilton
Jay
Wayne
Arthur Tibbetts
Frank
Sylvia Burnham
Augusta
Sherman Campbell
Bath Memorial Hospital
Byron and
Sherman, Jr
William Leeman
Woolwich
Dwight Furbish
Portland
Robert Holmes Miller
Roosevelt
N. Y
Legion Cadets Extend Flag Sale Campaign One Week
The Legion Cadets Drum Corps extend their flag sale to April 7 due to basketball and weather delays. Corps members may take orders for flag kits until then and expect hundreds of flags to be flown in Memorial Day activities. Each kit includes a six foot pole a 3 by 5 flag halyard and bracket.
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Legion Cadets
Sue Johnson Birthday Party Highlights at Hyde Park
Sue Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Bluff Road celebrated her 12th birthday Saturday at the Hyde Park Recreation Building. Pink and white crepe paper decorated the hall and the table featured three decorated birthday cakes. Guests included Russell Ames Michael McNeil Allen Bowles Richard Coleman Alden Adams Eugene Leask John Johnson Brenda Bennett Ann Ball Mary Fleming Katherine Thorpe Pauly Ann Stinson Sally Thompson Robert Pooler and the guest of honor.
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Sue Johnson
Frank Johnson
Bluff Road
Hyde Park Recreation Building
Russell Ames
Michael McNeil
Allen Bowles
Richard Coleman
Alden Adams
Eugene Leask
John Johnson
Brenda Bennett
Ann Ball
Mary Fleming
Katherine Thorpe
Pauly Ann Stinson
Sally Thompson
Robert Pooler
Archery Club Leader and Deer Season Prize Winner
The obituary notes a New Brunswick born archery enthusiast, son of George and Jane Perry. He lived in Maine and belonged to Dresden Masonic Lodge, Maine Commandery, Lebanon Royal Arch chapter, Knights Templar in Gardiner, led the Ramagin Archery Club, and served in the State Archery Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
George and
Jane Perry
Dresden
Obituary: Local Man Remembered in Richmond Service
He is survived by his wife Eleanor Perry two sons Harvey of South Gardiner and Mark of this town a daughter Mrs El mer Berry of Dresden two brothers George of Auburn and Jack of New Brunswick a sister Mrs Kay Wilkins Weymouth Mass Funeral rites were held Wednesday at St Matthias Episcopal church Richmond with Tom Akeley of Gardiner officiating Interment will be in Forest Hill cemetery in the Spring.
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Eleanor Perry
Harvey
South Gardiner
Mark
This Town
Elmer Berry
Dresden
George
Auburn
Jack
New Brunswick
Kay Wilkins
Weymouth
Mass
St. Matthias Episcopal Church
Richmond
Tom Akeley
Gardiner
Forest Hill Cemetery
Easter services and community notices in Georgetown
At First Baptist Georgetown the pastor preached from Luke 23 34 and announced an Easter sunrise service at Five Islands church next Sunday at 6 30 followed by breakfast at Central school due to vestry work. The two churches will join for a cantata The Makers of the Cross with Maude Thayer as narrator and Katharine Blackie singing The Holy City.
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First Baptist Church
Five Islands
Georgetown
Central School
Maude Thayer
Katharine Blackie
Holy City
Fisher School
Bath
Channing Penley
James Oliver
Thomas Watson
Francis Pierce
Maynard Thibodeau
Alex Cunningham
Sagadahoc County
Lloyd Pinkham
Georgia Watson
Betty Pierce
Sylvia Pinkham
Elaine Stevens
Stephen Thibodeau
Franklin Pinkham
Fred Jan White
Brenda Penley
Mary Proctor
Janice Pinkham
Patricia Clark
Carol Steward
Marion Steward
Carolee Clark
Virginia Moore
Judy MacMahan
Charles Spear
Working League
William A. Todd
Belle Heald
Harry Heald
Clarence B. Hill
Walter Beane
Janice
Georgetown Center
Bailey Evening School
Hill
Beane
Watson
Sweeney
Roy Newman
Robinhood
Daisy Mains
Cleon Mains
Cleon
Redpoll
Local travelers and shore visits across New England
Mr and Mrs John Temper of Andover Mass arrived for their MacMahan cottage. Coast Guard man Brian Davis returned to Barentaria in Portland. Bisseth couple after Robinhood visits drove to Provi dence Arnold and attended Sheepscot Island Co meeting in New York. The Bakers returned to West Orange while Reynolds family battled 24 hour flu with only Eric spared. Roland Peterson and George Schmidt hosted them at Lewis ton church before returning to Robinhood. Harold J Brown also mentioned.
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John Temper
Andover
Mass
Basford Cottage
MacMahan
Temper
Phillips Andover School
Brian Davis
U. S. Coast Guard
Barentaria
Portland
William Bisseth
Robinhood
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Waltham
Providence
Portland Weeklong Stay and Local Winter Outings
Miss Lucy Lippard arrives in Portland for a week at the Lippard cottage while teens host a skiing party on a slope near the old Washing ton Heat place. John Brewster of Yankton, a Princeton student, vacations at Holt cottage with four friends as snow depth reaches three feet. Mrs Meta Bearse, widow of Rev Joseph C Bearse, dies in Malden Massachusetts after a long Georgetown association. funeral held at Wentworth Funeral Home in Malden.
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Portland
Lucy Lippard
New Friend
Lippard
Washington
Belle Heald
Joseph F. Higgins
John Brewster
Yankton
South Dakota
Princeton University
Holt Cottage
Kennebec Point
Brown Place
Meta Bearse
Joseph C. Bearse
Malden
Mass
Bearse
John A. Steadman
Georgetown
Minnie Clark
the Oaks
Stork shower honors Mrs. Harry Collins in Bath
Mrs. Harry Collins was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Bernard Varnum at 17 Bowman Street Bath. Pink and blue bassinet gifts, sweetheart rose corsage, spring flowers, and refreshments marked the event. Attendees included a large Bath group and Mrs. George Barry of South Portland.
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Harry Collins
Bernard Varnum
Bowman Street
Claire Libby
Margaret Quinlan
Shirley Kelley
Barbara Harris
Jerry Howes
Evelyn Harris
Christine Church
Bernice Benoit
Trudy Tainter
Marcia Wagner
Bunny Cyr
Jennie Watt
Jean Soule
Marion Cole
Lillian Collins
Dorothy Rowell
Kay Plummer
Loretta Lessard
Past Ladies Club Of Odd Ladies Meets Monday
The Past Ladies Club of Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies met Monday at the Dumner Street home of Mrs. Lucelia Blake with a buffet luncheon hosted by Mrs. Blake and co hostess Mrs. Eunice Perry. The guest of honor, Mrs. Anna Burnham, received cake gifts and cards for her birthday and neighbors sent get well wishes to the sick. The group planned the next meeting for April 23 with location TBA. Attendees included Mrs. Theresa Hill Mrs. Mary Gillespie Mrs Lizzie B C Chaney Mrs Gertrude Stewart Mrs Pearl Campbell Mrs Sadie Savage Mrs Jennie Cameron Mrs Alice Rideout and Mrs Sarah Potter.
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Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Dummer Street
Lucelia Blake
Eunice Perry
Anna Burnham
Theresa Hill
Mary Gillespie
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Gertrude Stewart
Pearl Campbell
Sadie Savage
Jennie Cameron
Alice Rideout
Sarah Potter
Medomak Region Garden Clubs Meet April 5
The Medomak Region of the Maine Federation of Garden Clubs will hold its spring meeting on Thursday April 5 at the Damariscotta Baptist church. Registration begins at 9 30 a m with the session at 10. Mrs Hazel Lovely of Gardiner will speak on Wildflowers in Your Garden. Mrs Victor J White will preside. morning reports and an address by Mrs Milton S Blackwell follow. Luncheon in the vestry and afternoon session at 1 30 p.m.
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Hazel Lovely
Gardiner
Medomak
Maine Federation of Garden Clubs
Damariscotta Baptist
Victor J. White
Vinalhaven
Milton S Blackwell
Federation
Long-Lived Flowers Patented by UC Chemistry Professor
University of Colorado chemist John R. Clopton patents a flower preservative claiming roses stay 10 to 12 days and other blooms last 2 to 3 times longer than in water. The formula uses a sugar solution with additives to slow food use and curb bacterial and fungal spoilage in plant and solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
John R. Clopton
Clopton
Easter services and community notes in Five Islands
Easter sunrise service at 6 30 Sunday at the church with the Young People group. Easter breakfast at Georgetown Central school. cantata The Makers of the Cross by Five Islands and Georgetown choirs at Georgetown. Warren Harris to preach at 9 45. Community reports include Red Cross drive, Ladies Bible Class, and local visits. news of marriages, birthdays, and travel, plus 1956 Syracuse football daylight program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marr
Georgetown Central School
Five Islands
Georgetown
Warren Harris
Victor Pinkham
Franz Stevens
Peter
George Gray
Reginald Church
Orville Rowe
Erland Moore
Good Neighbor Club
Harlan Pinkham
Howard Thomas
Thomas
Virginia
Alvin Mitchell
Eustis
Fila
Mansefield Moore
Dennis Moore
Philip Pinkham
Thomas Watson
Vernon Gray
Red Cross
Georgie Pinkham
Freeport
Lloyd
Harold Pinkham
John Kemper
Andover
Mass
MacMahan Island
Herman Barter
Emery Holt
Bath
Charles Al‘masi
Vernon ‘Gray
Gary
Portland
Richard Hanna
Russell Harford
Lincoln Campbell
William Sherman
Randolph
Helen Huskins
Thomas Blaisdell
Bath Memorial Hospital
Henry Moore
Georgetta Pinkham
Pamela Gray
Faith Powers
Robinhood
Marion Steward
Wayne la Rose
Kenneth la Rose
West Bath
Clarence Hill
Hills
Scandinavian Countries
Arrowsi
Charles Almasi
Stephen and
George
Joyce
Leon Kelley, Jr
Woolwich
Joseph Eugene
Eddie Joe Buck Trials with Red Sox this Spring
Eddie Joe Buck a catcher on trial with the Boston Red Sox this spring holds a degree in agricultural economics from Oklahoma A and M.
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Eddie Joe Buck
Boston Red Sox
Oklahoma A. & M
Population figure for Japan from National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society states Japan’s population exceeds 88 million, referencing a demographic estimate for the country.
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Japan
The
National Geographic Society
U S Buckwheat Harvest Declines to 1955 Low
In 1955 the United States buckwheat harvest registered 2,055,000 bushels, the smallest output since 1866, signaling a sharp drought impact and reduced yields across major growing regions.
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U. S
Recognition Night Noted by Bath K of C Members
Sagadahoc Council No. 249 Knights of Columbus honored Sunday with visits from Maine leaders. Blood donor awards went to Marquis and others while vigil plans for Holy Thursday were announced. A card party to fund the Little League team was approved for April 15 and Mother's Day events were planned.
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Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
Maine
K. of C. Hall
Lionel Ayotte
South Portland
Albert Riendeau
Lisbon Falls
Wilfred Rious
Navigator
Fred Lyman
Cheverus Council
E. Hudon
Albert Carignan
Boston College
Lewis Perreault
Bath Council
K. of C. Blood Donors
Arthur Boulay
Anthony Ouellette
Sekinger Council
Brunswick
Joseph Marquis
Marquis
Knights of the Council
St. Mary's Church
Frank Manion
Francis Burgess
Henry McAvoy
Frederick Boudreau
Francis Vaillancourt
Andrew Lesier
Lawrence Babine
Irving Purdy
Lino Charpentier
Arthur Bourque
David Thibeault
Patrick Vaillancourt
John McGuire
George Bourget
Reginald Cyr
Donald Gurney
Robert Brown
Arthur N. MacDonald
Knights
K. of C
Jerry Rioux
Alphonse’ Turcotte
Maine Women’s Clubs Host Day at Farm and Home Week
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs holds Day at Farm and Home Week in Orono on April 3. Robert G Wade speaks on Your Share in America at Little Theater. Sessions include Better Family Relationships and Beauty in Creative Living with demonstrations by Handicraft Exhibit and a luncheon at Estabrook Hall.
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Robert G Wade
Maine Investment Dealers’ Association
America
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Orono
Little Theater
Aubrey E. Snow
American Home Department
MFWC
Ervin A. Center
Gilbert F Lochs
Home Department
The
General Federation
William James
New England Conference of State Federations of Women's Clubs
Stanley, Austin
Home Crafts Division
Estabrook Hall
English Is Spoken Mexico City
Mexican tourists protest in Acapulco over English only menus and English based service claiming Americans receive better treatment. Acapulco, a Pacific coast winter resort, attracts many U.S. visitors. New Centre plans a 300000 Vinson Memorial Foundation funding Vinson Professorship Lectureship and Scholarships.
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Mexico City
Acapulco
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Vinson Memorial
Wu Vinson
Vinson
Lamb Shoulder Skewers with Garlic and Oregano
Boneless lamb shoulder cubes seasoned with grated onion garlic and oregano. Let stand for a couple of hours to marinate before threading on skewers and broiling.
Rev Throckmorton to Preach at Good Friday Services
The Rev Dr Burton H Throckmorton Jr professor at Bangor Seminary will preach at Central Congregational church Good Friday services from 12 to 3 pm led by Rev Craig Richards and Bath area pastors. The event, under Greater Bath Council of Churches, features hymns prayers and meditations and invites public attendance. A children's service is at 1 30 pm at First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton H. Throckmorton
Bangor Theological Seminary
Central Congregational Church
Central Church
Craig Richards
Greater Bath
First Baptist Church
Cosmopolitan Garden Club plans to attend regional session
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club meets Monday to plan attending the Medomak Regional meeting in Damariscotta on April 5 hosted by Old Bristol Garden Club at the Baptist church.Mrs. Dennison distributed materials on trees and wildlife and will attend Farm and Home Week in Orono on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Medomak
Damariscotta
Old Bristol Garden Club
Baptist
Dennison
Orono
Nellie D'Arcy
Mabel Harris
Roscoe McFadden
Edward Murphy
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Albert Whitney
Vivian Brown
Maude McQuate
Holy Week Services At Grace Church Announced
The Holy Week schedule at Grace Episcopal Church was announced by Rev James L. Grant. Activities include Easter Eve Eucharist at 6:15 and 8:30 a.m. with a 8:30 a.m. rector meditation, Maundy Thursday breakfast, all day watch before the Blessed Sacrament, and services through Good Friday and Holy Saturday with litany prayers, meditations, and Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
James L. Grant
William John Shane
Trinity Church
Lewiston
YMCA Boys Council Elects Officers In First Meeting
YMCA Boys Council met at the Y and elected officers William Hennessey as president Allen Stewart as vice president and Robert McDougal as secretary treasurer A subsequent business session finalized plans for the Father and Son Game Night set for Wednesday at 6 30 p m The council sponsored its first event and announced next meeting Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Yw?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
William Hennessey
Allen Stewart
Robert McDougal
Pioneer Woman Lawyer Margaret I Howarth Dies at 94
Margaret I Howarth a trailblazing attorney who argued before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court died Sunday in St Ann's hospital Fall River Massachusetts She served seven terms on the Fall River school committee A Bath native she studied at Maine College of Education Gorham taught in Massachusetts before earning a law degree at Portia Law School Boston in 1924 She was admitted to the Massachusetts bar that year and to U S district courts in 1926 Surviving are two sisters and two brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret I. Howarth
Massachusetts Supreme Court
St. Ann’s Hospital
Fall River
Mass
Alfred A. Howarth
Bath
Howarth
Maine College of Education
Gorham
New Bedford
Portia Law School
Boston
Massachusetts
U. S
R. E. G. Bailey
Portland
George I. Dubois
Providence
Howe Rites Held For Noted Yachtsman Guy Howe
Funeral services for Guy B. Howe 60 of Andover Mass well known yachtsman of Boothbay Harbor and Bath were held at Christ Episcopal church Andover. He died last Wednesday after long illness and was a former Summer resident of Westport Junction. Burial followed at Crystal Lake cemetery Gardner. Survivors include his widow Caroline Dow two sons Guy B. Howe Jr and Charles P Howe four grandchildren Pamela Bruce Alan and Justin. He was a vestryman at Christ church member of St Matthew Lodge A F and A M and past president of Square and Compass and Dover service clubs.
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Guy B. Howe
Andover
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Christ Episcopal Church
Howe
Westport Junction
Gardner
St. Matthew Lodge
Mrs Mary Getchell dies suddenly during walk
Mrs. Mary Getchell 61 of 805 Middle Street died after falling while walking in front of 132 Washington Street. She was taken to Memorial hospital but pronounced dead on arrival despite an inhalator. Born Aug 21 1894 in Fall River she leaves husband Roy M Getchell two sons Howard Dupree Louis Kneiper and two daughters Lorraine Duquette Dorothy Machado and five grandchildren. She was a former Lewiston resident and member of the American Legion Auxiliary and its 40 & 8 auxiliary in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Getchell
Middle Street
Roy M. Getchell
Lewiston
Getchell
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion’s Auxiliary
Howard Dupree
Fall River
Mass
Louis Kneiper
Bath
Lorraine Duquette
Somerset
Dorothy Machado
Coast Guard Commander Robert C Jewell Dies at 57
Commander Robert Coddington Jewell U S Coast Guard retired died at Brighton Marine hospital Massachusetts after a long illness two days before his 57th birthday Born Rahway New Jersey March 26 1899 son of Cornelius and Helen Jewell He served in World War I and II in North Africa and Europe a meteorology and law specialist Worked with Army Air Forces Aerial Photography unit Survived by widow Ruth Adelaide Jewell Woolwich his mother Helen F Jewell Melrose Massachusetts a son Anthony H Jewell and daughter Jerry P Jewell Woolwich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coddington Jewell
U. S. Coast Guard
U. S. Marine Hospital
Brighton
Mass
Rahway
N. J
Cornelius
Helen Fordham Jewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Jewell
Army Air Force
Ruth Adelaide Jewell
Helen F. Jewell
Melrose
Anthony H. Jewell
Jerry P. Jewell
Edna A. Neal 83 Bath resident dies at home
Edna Alberta Neal widow of Everett W. Neal died Monday morning at her Bath home 152 North. Born November 4 1872 in Bath she was daughter of Albert G. and Melissa A. Walker Sav age. She lived in Bath all her life and graduated Bath High School in 1891. She was a member of the Universalist church Murray club and Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies. Surviving are daughter Phyllis Neal and son Alfred W. Neal both of Bath and sister Mrs. Mary E. Marsh of Somerville Massachusetts.
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Edna Alberta Neal
Everett W. Neal
North Street
Bath
Albert G
Melissa A. Walker Savage
Neal
Old
Alfred W. Neal
Mary E. Marshall
Somerville
Mass
Edna A Neal Funeral Service Held
Funeral services for Mrs Edna A Neal were conducted at 2 pm Wednesday at Curtis Funeral Home with the Rev Craig H Richards officiating. Bearers were Bertram Reed Charles B Doyle Rudolph C McRae Ralph W Kennerson Edwin H P Lowell and Edward D True. Burial will take place in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna A. Neal
Curtis Funeral Home
Craig H. Richards
Bertram Reed
Charles B. Doyle
Rudolph C. McRae
Ralph W. Kennerson
Edwin H P. Lowell
Edward D. True
Oak Grove
Traffic fatalities reach 643 in New York City in 1955
The record notes 643 people were killed in NYC traffic accidents during 1955, highlighting a year of high roadway fatalities in the metropolis.
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New York City
Labor force participation high among older men stages
A substantial portion of U S men aged 70 to 74 remains in the labor force with about forty percent still employed or seeking work. The figure highlights continued work engagement in late career and its implications for aging labor markets.
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U. S
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Charles Gray
West Dresden
Stork Shower
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Medomak Region Garden Clubs
Syracuse University
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Ymca Boys’ Council
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