Old Orchard Beach Sale and Biddeford Meetings
The Old Orchard Beach Jaycees wives host a food sale April 18 from 4 to 8:30 p m at Zahnares IGA Foodliner Heath Street Old Orchard Beach. Biddeford Knights of Columbus meet Thursday night at 8 at K of C hall Washington Street Biddeford. Fremont club and auxiliary hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p m at the Alfred Street hall Biddeford. Biddeford Minor League auxiliary members meet tonight at 7 in St Andre parish hall to discuss the 1963 kickoff season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Zahnares Iga Foodliner
Heath Street
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
K of C Hall
Washington Street
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Minor League
St. Andre Parish Hall
Midweek prayer and choir rehearsals listed at local churches
A series of Thursday events include a 7 30 p m midweek prayer meeting at Bible Baptist Church 144 Ferry Road Saco. The Saco School Street Methodist Youth choir rehearses at 3 15 p m and Senior choir at 7 30 p m at the church. A 7 30 p m prayer Bible study meets at First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach. Another 7 30 p m prayer meeting is at First Assembly of God Saco Ahepa Home 22 Pleasant Street. WSCS district meeting for area Methodist churches is Thursday at 10 a m at Clark Memorial Methodist Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
Saco School Street Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
First
Assembly of God Church of
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
WSCS
Clark Memorial Methodist Church
Portland
Mason Inspects Saco City Building
Mayor J Edward Whelan said Emile Trembley inspected the exterior walls of Saco City Hall for loose bricks. Fire Department removed one brick near the roof. Whelan seeks repair estimates after bricks fell from the clock tower this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Whelan
Saco
Emile Trembley
City Hall
Whelan
Cars Collide At Saco Intersection
Saco police investigated an accident at the corner of North and Elm streets involving Wilbur A. Ouellette and Hubert A. Norton. Ouellette's southbound car on North Street and Norton's westbound car on Elm Street collided. No injuries or damage estimate were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
North
Elm Streets
Wilbur A. Ouellette
South Portland
Hubert A. Norton
Arundel
Ouellette
North Street
Norton
Elm Street
Skylark Inquiry Hearings Reveal Key Testimony
Rear Adm. Lawson P Ramage testified he learned days after Thresher indicated trouble. Lt James C Watson said last Thresher to Skylark message described minor difficulty and attempting to blow ballast tanks. The court stressed Hecker is not charged while Watson called his testimony highly revealing as debris searches yield no new findings or radioactivity traces over the wreck area.
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Adm
Lawson P. Ramage
Atlantic Fleet Submarine Force
Thresher
J.g
James C. Watson
Hecker
Skylark
Bernard J. Austin
Watson
Washington
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Navy
Scalpings Reported at Wells Fargo Museum in Tombstone
Floyd Laughrun, manager of the Wells Fargo Museum in Tombstone, reports three Indian scalpings and a girl scalpings from dummies, with wigs made of small girl’s hair stolen in broad daylight during museum hours at the hogan exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariz. (Ap
Floyd Laughrun
Wells Fargo
Hogan
Death Notice of Rose Frechette of Biddeford
Mrs Rose C Frechette 52 of 47 Bacon street Biddeford died at a local hospital after a long illness Born January 18 1911 in St Agathe daughter of Treffle and Marie Breton employed at Allied Hampshire Footwear parishioner of St Andre church member of St Anne Sodality and the Daughters of Isabella Survivors include widower O Neil Frechette son Lionel Breton two sisters Jeannette Mathieu and Yvette Kinney four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral from St Andre church Biddeford Saturday at 9 am with visiting hours today 7 to 10 pm and Thursday and Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm at Emond Funeral home 72 Hill Street Biddeford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose C. Frechette
Bacon Street
Biddeford
St. Agathe
Treffle and
Marie (Desrosiers) Breton
Allied-Hampshire Footwear Corporation
St. Andre Church
St. Anne Sodality
Isabella
O'Neil] Fr
Robert W. Michie, longtime financier, dies in Washington
Robert W. Michie 56 a Biddeford native died at Sibley Memorial Hospital Washington D C after a long illness. He served as vice president for finance of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Cooperations since 1960 and was a director of Shenandoah Life Insurance Roanoke. He held Bowdoin College BA 1927 and attended Benjamin Franklin University and National Law School. Survived by widow three sons three daughters all of Rock Creek Hills Md one sister Dorothy Lyons. Burial Thursday Park Lawn Cemetery Rockville Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Michie
Biddeford
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington
D. C
Michie
Bowdoin College
Benjamin Franklin University
National Law School
Chesapeake and Potomac Telesey Companies
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
Roanoke
Financial Executive Institute of America
Delta Upsilon
Beta Alpha Psi
Bowdoin Club
Chevy Chase
Rock Creek Hills
Dorothy Lyons
Portland
Park Lawn Cemetery
Rockville
Miss Florence C. Smith dies after long illness at 74
Florence C. Smith of 17 Portland Avenue Old Orchard Beach died yesterday in a Scarborough nursing home after a long illness. Born May 1 1888 in Saco she was a graduate of Thornton Academy and longtime beautician at Old Orchard Beach and Winter Park Florida. She was a member of Washington Avenue Methodist Church. Surviving is cousin Mrs Ruth I Matthews of New York City. Funeral was held Friday at 1 30 p.m. from Shumway Funeral Home Saco with visitation Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence (. Smith
Portland Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Scarborough
Saco
Menzie and
Edith H. (Eaton) Smith
Thornton Academy
Winter Park
Fla
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Ruth I. Matthews
New York City
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Legion Auxiliary to Pay Respects at Biddeford Funeral
The Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Legion auxiliary will meet at 7:45 tonight at Emond Funeral Home on 72 Hill Street in Biddeford to pay respects to Mrs. Delina Bouffard, mother of an auxiliary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Legion Auxiliary
Emond Funeral Home
Hill Street
Biddeford
Delina Bouffard
Break Report At Ferry Lane Camp In Saco
Chester Sanborn of Ferry road Saco told police his camp on Ferry Lane was broken into likely last week. Riding lights worth 35 dollars were taken from a nearby boat. Police continue to investigate. William Hoffman of South Portland reported accidental loss of tools from his car when the tool box opened and tools fell into the street near Forest and Maple streets in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sanborn
Ferry Road
Saco
Ferry Lane
William Hoffman
South Portland
Forest and
Maple Streets
Familiar Problem Is Fought In Saco
Grass fires remained the top issue for the Saco fire department with three responses between 6:00 and 7:25 PM. A blaze on Andre Dallaire land at Port land road, then a rubbish fire at Bradley and Spring streets on Euclid St. Onge property, followed by a second rubbish fire on Charles Smith’s Main street lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Fire Department
Andre Dallaire
Portland Road
Bradley and
Spring Streets
Euclid St. Onge
Charles Smith
Main Street
Emmons Bans Outdoor Fires Amid Dry Spell
Fire Chief Arthur M. Emmons announced no more open fire permits will be issued until heavy rains come to end the prolonged dry spell. The move reflects local concerns over wildfire risk and drought conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sace
Arthur M. Emmons
Biddeford Referendum Controversy Spurs House Action
Senate raised the bill yesterday after the House tabled it. Cartier had it tabled when sent back to the House. The measure concerns bond issues in Biddeford requiring a city wide referendum. Voters previously approved a pay raise for the mayor and council on December 18, 1961, though the November referendum's validity was questioned after it emerged the vote should have occurred by December 11. The discrepancy prompted further scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Cartier
Biddeford
Maine Coast Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Small craft warnings on the Maine coast. This afternoon mild with upper 50s, low 50s near the coast. South winds 15 to 18 mph. Tonight mostly cloudy with light rain likely, temperatures mid to upper 40s, southerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Thursday partly cloudy and warm near 60, south and southwest winds 15 to 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
April Tides Schedule Highlights High Low Readings
Tide times for April show morning and evening highs and lows across the month. On the 17th and 18th readers note morning and afternoon windows, with times varying slightly by date and phase.
Women’s Democratic Social Club Awards Prizes at St. Jean Hall
A supper at 6 30 p m preceded the monthly meeting of the Women’s Democratic Social club at St Jean hall Jefferson street A social hour followed the business session with prizes to Mrs Marie Perrin and Mrs Beatrice Gregoire Grace Hubert won the birthday cake and Mrs Madeline Tibbets took the attendance prize The next meeting is announced for May 21 at St Jean hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Democratic Social Club
St. Jean Hall
Jefferson Street
Biddeford
Marie Perrin
Beatrice Gregoire
Grace Hubert
Madeline Tibbets
Dr Marion nose and throat practitioner a Maine leader
Dr Marion, a New York City and Boston trained nose and throat specialist, served seven years as treasurer of the Maine Osteopathic Association. She led the Owen-Davis unit of the American Legion Auxiliary and was a past president of the Maine 8 and 40 organization. In a recent interview she invited friends to visit at her retirement home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
New York City
Dover Clinic
Boston
Maine Osteopathic Association
Owen- Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
State of Maine 8 and 40
Journal
Steel price moves cautious after Wheeling rise
Light Steel remained quiet as Wheeling raised prices, while U S Steel announced its smallest increase averaging 4.85 a ton. President Leslie B. Worthington said price adjustments are needed given rising steel costs and competitive factors, with finished steel near late 1958 levels. He noted earnings declines, reduced dividends, and lower employment across major producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
Leslie B. Worthington
Worthington
Cuban exile council crisis and resistance government talks
Officials deny threats while Cuban exiles plan mass for invasion anniversary. Citizens and veterans attend church as discussions pull in Miami lawmakers Fort Lauderdale reps meet underground spokesmen for anti Castro updates. A Los Angeles exile hears of a May Day resistance government and uprising plans in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Crimmins
State Department
Miami
Miro
Exles
Council
Manuel Antonio de Varona
de Varona
Corpus Christi Roman Catholic Church
Fel Vidal Santiago
Florida Keys
Charles Ashmann
Vidal
U.S
Dade Miami County
Fort Lauderdale
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Caribbean
Los Angeles
Cuba
Jose Norman
North Saco Fire Auxiliary Elects Officers
North Saco Fire department auxiliary last night elected officers at the fire station. Jean Morris was named president Virginia Mahair vice president Barbara Rowley secretary Olga Taylor treasurer. Bernice Smith chaplain Beatrice Prior sunshine girl outgoing president Emma Boothby presided and the next meeting was set for April 23 at 8 pm at the North Saco fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Saco
Radical work force reduction seen for Bath Iron Works
Bath Iron Works faces a radical reduction in its workforce by mid-1965 if new orders do not come in. VP Omar R. King warned of declining employment after 1964, while BIW President John R. Newell expressed confidence that Navy shipbuilding will resume. Admiral Robert B. Carney noted destroyers remain essential for antisubmarine warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Omar R. King
Bath Iron Works
BIW
John R. Newell
Navy
King
Adm
Robert B. Carney
USN Ret
Naval Operations
Destroyers
Church Supper Planned for Saturday in Biddeford
A public baked bean supper will be held April 20 from 5 to 7 30 p m at Siloam hall Old Pool road Biddeford sponsored by the South Biddeford Methodist church guild Proceeds benefit School of Missions speakers featured at Foss street and South Biddeford churches Mrs Doris Burleigh is missions chair Martha Cotsisas general chair Dorothy Peck kitchen head Pauline Burnham dining room lead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siloam Hall
Old Pool Road
Biddeford
South Biddeford
Dorothy Peck
Pauline Burnham
Beach Offices To Close For Patriots Day Holiday
Leon F. Jones town manager of Old Orchard Beach says town offices in the town hall will close Friday for Patriots Day. Town clerk Esther S. Crowley notes her office will also be closed Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon F. Jones
Old Orchard Beach
Esther S. Crowley
Slight Improvement Shown By Jones
Frank Jones Saco police and fire commissioner who was stricken at the city government meeting in City Hall Monday night was reported in serious condition today but showing some slight improvement from a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Saco
City Hall
Webber Hospital
Ball Teams Desegregated in Little Rock Game
Gov Faubus threw out the first ball at a desegregated International League game in Little Rock amid 7,000 fans. The attendance included seven hundred Black spectators. Little Rock joined class AAA this season and defeated Rochester 4 to 2 with segregated seating allowed by several league teams.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Rochester
Laura Bridgman Plans Trip To Auburn Meeting
Miss Laura Bridgman will attend the 69th annual meeting of the Association of Universalist Women of Maine on May 3 in Auburn and offered to take anyone wishing to attend. The announcement came at yesterday’s Daughters of Ruth meeting in Biddeford Universalist church vestry. President Mrs. Leonard Emmons led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bridgman
Association of Universalist Women of Maine
Auburn
Daughters of Ruth
Biddeford
Walter Hutchins
Paul McIntire
Hutchins
Ethel Roberts
McIntire
Guy Burnham
Harry Gowen
Ruthford Wilcox
Ann Lowe
Ben Wood
Burnham
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals List Nine Newborns
To Mr and Mrs Fernand J Ouellette a son Jacob Andre weighing six pounds five ounces April 10 To Mr and Mrs Alexander Burr II a son Stephen Alexander weighing seven pounds 6 ounces April 10 To Mr and Mrs Harold L Simonton a son Robert Wayne weighing seven pounds eight ounces April 12 To Mr and Mrs Thomas J Ogden a son Stephen Thomas weighing seven pounds seven ounces April 12 Grand parents are Mr and Mrs Stephen Regina Saco and Mr and Mrs Joseph Ogden Old Orchard Beach To Mr and Mrs Richard Yankura a daughter Lisa Marie weighing five pounds 10 ounces April 13 To Mr and Mrs Adelbert Martineau a son weighing seven pounds nine ounces April 14 To Mr and Mrs Manuel Machado a son Mark Manuel weighing eight pounds eight ounces April 14 To Mr and Mrs Raymond Menard a son Peter Catherine Margaret weighing seven pounds 1 ounces April 15 To Mr and Mrs Stephen Gilblair a daughter Darlene Lee weighing eight pounds five ounces April 1b To Mr and Mrs Gordon Brown a daughter Darlene Lee weighing eight pounds five ounces April 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Fernand J. Ouellette
Summer Street
Biddeford
Jacob Andre
Alexander Burr
Hall Street
Kennebunk
Stephen Alexander
Harold L. Simonton
Western Avenue
Robert Wayne, Weghing
Thomas J. Ogden
Common Street
Saco
Stephen Thomas
Stephen Regina
Joseph Ogden
Old Orchard Beach
Richard Yankura
Nye
Lisa Marie
Adelbert Martineau
James Street
Manuel Machado
Elms Street
Mark Manuel
Raymond Menard
Kennebunk Pond Road
Peter
Catherine Margaret
Stephen Gilblair
Cat Mousam Road
Darlene Lee
Market recovers with uneven gains after early slump
New York stocks treaded higher with brisk morning activity and selective profit taking. The Dow at noon stood 710.44, down 0.08, as Industrials slipped while Rails rose and several names like CBS and Liggett & Myers posted small gains amid a mixed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
Liggett & Myers
CBS
U.S
Iowa lawmaker’s secret poll on liquor by the drink
A Des Moines legislator held a weekend meeting with 250 constituents to gauge support for liquor by the drink. He asked for a public show of hands, which drew 12 in favor, then conducted a private vote that yielded 230 yes responses. The scene underscores the heated debate on legalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Lions Club views slides of convention in Biddeford
Dr Lawrence Newth of Harrison district governor Lions District 41 L spoke to the Biddeford Saco Lions club at the Sandwich shop in Biddeford. He showed slides from the Nice France convention where Curtis Lovell Gardiner was named international president. An awards dinner is set for May 4 at the Charterhouse Portland for Paul Murphy and Eliot Fink for the membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M.yewth
Harison
Lions District 41
Biddeford-Saco
Paul Murphy
Eliot Fink
David Twomey
Nason Allows Defense Motion On Judgment
In Biddeford Municipal Court Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason allowed a defense motion to arrest judgment for Donald A Hathaway 52 over a warrant defect claiming the page did not specify left side passing as required by statute. Harold Hyde 23 of East Windsor Conn faced charges of breaking and entering and larceny at Sampson's market after waiving extradition. He was bound over to the May term of York County Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Attorn Arthur Chapman
Jaoper Hollis Dixon
Donald A. Hathaway
Chapman
Hathaway
Nason
Harold Hyde
East Windsor
Conn
Sampson's Market
Hyde
Connecticut
York County
Beach Youth Reprimanded By Judge Hanscom
A 17-year-old Old Orchard youth appeared in Sanford Municipal Court on a larceny warrant for a battery valued at $18 from Lional Desrochers' used car lot at Alfred. Three juveniles were taken into custody near Alfred village by Sheriff deputies after being seen leaving the area with lights out. The charge was filed after a reprimand by Judge Ward T. Hanscom. further action against the other two boys is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Sanford Municipal Court
Lionel Desrochers
Alfred, Decereaux
James Barnes
Route 111
Alfred Village
Burleigh M. Richards, Jr
Carl Churchill
Buxton
Ward T. Hanscom
Richard D. Dutremble
Five Grass Fires Flare In Biddeford
Biddeford firefighters responded to five grass fires over 24 hours ending today. Engine 5 and Tank 1 handled all calls with recall times logged at multiple locations including May Street Oak Ridge Extension Elm Street Hills Beach and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Engine 5
Tank 1
May Street
Oak Ridge
Upper Elm Street
Hills Beach
Main Street
Lawmakers Debate Sunday Business and Rest Proposals
House discussions center on Sunday commerce and a weekly day of rest. Rep Myron PD Rust argues for wide open Sunday operations citing economic need, while minister John W Meisner stresses spiritual significance and the Decalogue. Stewart G Taylor asserts rest aids worker efficiency, and John D Cottrell Jr calls for middle ground balancing business and rest. The committee reviews several compromise bills reflecting varied positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Myron PD
Rust
R-York
John W. Meisner
Dover-Foxcroft
Stewart G. Taylor
South Portland
John D. Cottrell Jr
Portland
Nancy Rumery Rebekah Lodge Names Assistant Treasurer
Mrs. Nancy Rumery was elected assistant treasurer for the remainder of the year at Monday nights meeting of the Saco Past Nobles Grands association of Saco Rebekah lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Rumery
Saco Past ‘Noble Grands Association
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Biddeford Public Health Accomplishments Listed
A review of the past month’s Biddeford Public Health Nursing items was given at the April meeting. Highlights include a 3600 pupil Sabin polio dose effort, March clinics at St. Andre parish hall and Biddeford City building, and plans for a May third dose. Nurses and volunteers assisted, with officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association
Biddeford
Assumption Sociality
St. Mar Parish
Miss Margaret Une
Frank Carey
Department of Health and Welfare
Miss Murphy
Biddeford High School
Sabin
St. Andre Parish Hall
Biddeford City Building
M. P. Houle
Bruce Wilson
Howard Giles
Arthur King
Irene Peisson
Antoinette Hawes
John Barrett
Theodore Schaffer
Mary Caddigan
New Clothes Plea Made In Britain Prisons
A plea from the Federation of Clothing Manufacturers urges allowing British prisoners to wear civilian clothes instead of jail uniforms. The appeal argues current attire wounds a prisoner’s soul and calls for policy change to permit civilian dress in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Federation of Clothing Manufacturers
Saco AMVETS Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Boucouvalas Dupuis AMVETS post auxiliary elected officers at the meeting. Dorothy Moody is president, Marie Mign er senior vice president, Doris Clappison junior VP, Evelyn Henaire treasurer, Irene Blanchard secretary, Helen Strout chaplain, and Jane Murphy sergeant at arms. Appointments include Marjorie Kimball public relations, Henaire parliamentarian, and Strout hospital chairman. An installation is set for 8 p.m. May 4 with the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucouvalas- Dupuis Amvets
Dorothy Moody
Marie Migner
Doris Clappison
Evelyn Henaire
Irene Blanchard
Helen Strout
Jane Murphy
Marjorie Kimball
Henaire
Wells and North Berwick Win Federal Education Grants
Six Maine communities including Wells and North Berwick will share 42 457 in federal funds for public schools. Wells earns 19 491 and North Berwick 4 270 with amounts based on local public school enrollment and federal employment. Other recipients include Winter Harbor Machiasport Woodland and Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Two
Wells
North Berwick
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Winter Harbor
Machiasport
Woodland
Washburn
AOH Auxiliary Organized in Biddeford
Nominations for officers were presented at the first meeting of the newly formed AOH Auxiliary to Division 2 held at the AOH hall on Mason Street Biddeford. Nominees include Dorothy Staples Ellen O Leary president Louise Chenard Nancy Chenard vice president Connie Sullivan Nancy Fog recording secretary Joyce Twomey Patricia Fournier Connie Laflamme Sheila Jezar treasurer. Election and acceptance of new members set for next Monday. Women of Irish descent invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
AOH Hall
Mason Street
Biddeford
Dorothy Staples
Ellen O'Leary
Louise Chenard
Nancy Chenard
Connie Sullivan
Nancy Fog
Joyce Twomey
Patricia Fournier
Connie Laflamme
Sheila Jezar
Mason Street Hall
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Mason
Saco City Building
Florence C. Smith
Emmons
Women’s Social Club
Marion
Representative
Fire Auxiliary
Commandos
Alpha 66
Escambray Front
Evelio Duque
Revolutionary Student Directorate
DRE
Luis Fernandez Rocha
United States
Castro
Junta Revolucionaria Cubana
JURE
Rogelio Cisneros
Puerto Rico
Manolo Bay
Jose Lanuza
American Affairs
U. S
Florla
Lions Club
Beach
Hanscom
Biddeford Public Health
Saco Amvets Auxiliary
Wells Schools
AOH
White Star, Inc
Prospect & Porter Streets
Shumway Funeral Service, Inc
Seco, Meine
Ion
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