Local personals highlight Saco Biddeford residents travel and health notes
John P Tarbox on business in Point Pleasant New Jersey while George Benoit resumes duties at Saco post office. Albert Caron and several others are medical or surgical patients at Notre Dame hospital Biddeford Maine. This report tracks vacations returns and family visits across Saco Biddeford Old Orchard Beach and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Tarbox
Main Street
Saco
Point Pleasant
N. J
George Benoit
Albert Caron
Storer Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Ernest Collard
Pike Street
Biddeford
Ance Henemier
Ferry Road
Armand Bollard
Hills Beach
George DerArsenian
Central Park Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
William C. Wright
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Joseph Kenneally
New York State
Prospect Street
Paul Trottier
Fabiola Trottier
Simonne Reay
West Grand Street
Ernest Anahue
Orchard Street
John A. Donahue
Newton
Mass
J. Albert Colpitis
Harvey Street
West Roxbury
Richard A. Beote
Biddeford Savings Bank
Elaine Cantara
Lewis Avenue
Woodrow Marcille
Pensacola
Fla
T.B. Walker Law Firm
Albert Marcille
Hill Street
Hawes
Albert Ashley
Allison
Deborah
John
Holliston
John Tarbox
Machias
Ashleys
Serenity In France Yet Secure Here By Olivia De Havilland
Olivia De Havilland discusses six years in France yielding a daughter Gisele Galante and a book My War With the French. She explains newfound serenity, balancing wife mother and actress life, and plans to continue acting while keeping American citizenship for her family amid timing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
London
Olivia DeHavilland
France
Gisele Galante
Pierre Galante
Paris Match
Olivia
Piazza
Tokyo
United States
Hollywood
England
Sierra Nevadas
Warner Brothers
Joan Fontaine
Marcus Goodrich
Galante
Benjie
Gisele
Nuns Hurt As Bus Hits Ice Cream Store Near Baltimore
Five nuns were injured when a bus carrying 37 sisters veered off a suburban road and struck an ice cream shop in Reisterstown, Baltimore County. All were taken to St. Agnes Hospital, with five needing treatment. The group had been returning from summer school at St. Joseph's College in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Agnes Hospital
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Baltimore County Lice
Reisterstown
Jalbert criticizes lawmakers over pay plan delay
Rep. Jalbert of Lewiston says the Republican led 100th Legislature shorted funds to finance a new pay plan for 7000 state employees, delaying its July 3 start. He cites a memo showing estimated raise costs exceed the $375,000 annual appropriation, delaying action by the Executive Council possibly until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Jalbert
100Th
Executive Council
Roland M. Berry
Berry
Highway Fatality Near Trenton Claims Houston Driver
A two car crash on Route 3 Tuesday night killed Harry Silli Boy, 22, of Houston. State police said he was driving a car stolen from Roland Gray of East Holden. The other driver, Kenneth, was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Harry Silliboy
Houston
Route
Roland Gray
East Holden
Kenneth
Legion Post At Saco In Session
Members of Owen-Davis post American Legion met at Beachtreet Saco to discuss veterans projects led by Walter Stebbins. The cemetery at Pepperell park and burial of war veterans was the main topic with a committee appointed to study grave and marker identifications. Other cemetery plans were tabled for lack of information. A social followed with refreshments served by Arthur Albrecht and Edward Gallant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Post
Beachtreet
Saco
Walter Stebbins
Myron Campbell
Morrill Post
Pepperell Park
Arthur Albrecht
Edward Gallant
Market Pauses After Dow Peak With Mixed Early Gains
New York trading sees a lively session as the AP 60-stock average rises 0.40 to 250.10 at noon and the Dow up 1.85 to 715.79. Aircraft missile issues trend higher while motors slip on July auto output at its lowest since 1958, and firms like Eastman Kodak, Union Carbide, and Goodyear show gains amid a generally ragged market pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Martin
Motors
Chemicals
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
du Pont
Goodyear
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Local residents admitted to Ellsworth Hospital in fair condition
Keifer Sr of Lemoine and Bruce Bradford of Ellsworth were admitted to Ellsworth hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keif Sr
Lemoine
Ellsworth Hospital
Bruce Bradford
Ellsworth
Weather Report for Portland and Region
Partly cloudy with increasing afternoon cloudiness and cool conditions. Winds southeast to southwest 5 to 15 mph. Tonight clouding up with lighter winds. Thursday expect variable cloudiness, warmer and more humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures ranged from the mid 70s in Zone 1 to upper 50s overnight, with cooler readings in Caribou Old Town and Mt. Washington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Missing Girl Found Sleeping Under Stairs in Skowhegan
Deborah Lynn White, six, vanished after leaving her grandmother's house Tuesday evening in Skowhegan. A nightlong search by about 75 volunteers ended when Barbara Burkart, Deborah's cousin, heard breathing and found the child asleep beneath a stairway where she had apparently remained hidden for nearly six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Deborah Lynn White
Deborah
Fred White
Barbara Burkart
Barbara
Berlin Refugees Continue Flow Amid East West Tensions
Western officials condemned Communist limits on freedom of movement for Berlin’s refugees as Fulbright draws fire for distancing UN rights. Refugees arrive at about 1,500 daily while East Berlin’s committees push resistance. Communist media attack West Berlin workers with talk of payments in Western currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lemmer
der Kurier
Fulbright
United Nations
Fast
West Berlin
Backing Truck Damages Three Cars At Beach
Four motor vehicles, three parked, were damaged in a traffic mishap at Temple Avenue Ocean Park yesterday. A half ton pickup driven by Michael W. Drury, 17, backed onto Seaside Avenue and struck a parked 1951 sedan owned by Betty Binns of Portland, which was pushed into a second parked car owned by William Doyle of Montreal. The truck then hit a third parked 1951 sedan owned by Steven Minko of Lunenburg Mass. Drury, who was a passenger, faced driving without a license charges and pleaded guilty, fined $10. Total damage estimated at 700 dollars. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Avenue
Ocean Park
Old Orchard Beach
Olice
Michael W. Drury
Highland Avenue
Seaside Avenue
Betty Binns
Portland
Binns
William J. Doyle
Montreal
Steven Minko
Lunenburg
Mass
Charles Bernes, Jr
East Grand Avenue
Drury
Justie Court
Wesley M. Mewer
Joan Collins Reveals Secret To Success In Road To Hong Kong
London AP reports Joan Collins shares her path to stardom saying knowing what she wants drives her. She landed a lead in Road to Hong Kong with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby after urging Norman Panama and Mel Frank to cast her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joan Collins
Dorothy Lamour
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Hong Kong
Joan
Norman Panama
Mel Frank
Bing
Bob
20Th Century-Fox
Ike Jean Arthur
Claudette Colbert
Rosalind Russell
Carole Lombard
Fox
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope Rent Cranbourne Court in England
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope moved into Cranbourne Court in England while filming The Road to Hong Kong. The stately home will host their families for 400 pounds weekly, with nearby amenities including golf courses the St Crispian pub Ascot racecourse and Shepperton studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Cranbourne Court
England
Hong Kong
St. Crispian
Ascot Race Course
Shepperton Movie Studios
Governor Hopes Udall Review Delays Passamaquoddy Critique
The governors committee on Passamaquoddy power development plans to wait for a full Interior Department study by Secretary Udall before responding to an unfavorable International Joint Commission report. Gov Reed said Udall will inspect the project within two months and that no firm remarks will be made until his review is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udall Augusta
Governor’s Committee On
Passamaquodey
Interior
Stewart Udall
International Joint Commission
Gov. Reed
Ada
Three Injured As Car Leaves Road Hits Tree
In Hartland AP dispatch, a Pittsfield woman Francina W. Philbrick thirty six and two children remained on the danger list at Scott Webb hospital after a Route 100 Detroit crash. Trooper Laurence Foster quoted Philbrick saying she lost control while rolling up a window Tuesday. The car smashed into a tree leaving Philbrick with head and facial injuries and a broken arm. Betty Shorey twenty seven and her son John Shorey junior nine plus Philbrick’s son Ernest fourteen were in critical condition with head injuries, leg fractures and internal injuries. Ernest’s sister Sheila Philbrick eleven and Jennie McKenney twelve of Thorndike were less seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartland
Pittsfield
Scott-Webb Hospital
Detroit
Laurence Foster
Francina W. Philbrick
Philbrick
Betty Shorey
John Shorey Jr
Ernest
Shorey
John
Sheila Philbrick
Jennie McKenney
Thorndike
Maine Touts Moon Shot Site Candidate
Gov Reed proposes Maine as a suitable Moon Shot site citing its large land area long coastline and proximity to the new satellite receiving system at Andover. He notes broad interest in selecting a New England location and writes to Senator Margaret Chase Smith who sits on the Space Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Maine
Andover
Margaret Chase Smith
New England
Openings Listed In Deering Fund Group
Citizens may join the Lucia Kimball Deering fund committee with four citizen seats plus two doctors and three aldermen. Aldermen Robert Fenderson Dr. Joseph Kenneally Earl Emens were named. Drs. Richard Pfeiffer and David Sheehan proposed as osteopaths, to be decided at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Kimball
Sun Rays Start Fire Destroys South Paris Home
In South Paris, early morning sun through a water jug on a porch burned a hole about a foot across in Miss Doris Thurlow's house. Fire Chief Lawrence Cushman said flames spread through the wall, reached the attic and roof, nearly destroying the small home with an estimated loss of $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Doris Thurlow
Lawrence Cushman
Laundryman reports cash missing at New Haven cleaners
Lee Nong, a laundryman at a New Haven, Connecticut cleaners, told police a thief lifted about 88 dollars from his cash register while he briefly stepped out to wash clothes at a self service laundry nearby. He asked where the thief had gone and described the minor theft occurring during the short absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Lee Nong
Nong
Lausier Returns To Law Office In Biddeford
Atty Louis B Lausier former Biddeford mayor and Maine gubernatorial candidate resumes practice at 148 Main Street after a two and a half year absence due to a broken hip from an ice fall two winters ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Louis B. Lausier
Biddeford
Maine
Main Street
Atty
Lausier
Space Platform Launch Delayed Again At Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P The space platform launch for the Ranger I mission faces another postponement. The Atlas Agena booster rocket was not launched as planned and the next favorable period is about two weeks away. The test seeks to place the payload in orbit and use Ranger I to prove techniques for future lunar and deep space missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ranger
Moon
Young Portland woman fined for driving after license revocation
In Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice court Rita Ridge, 18, pleaded guilty to driving after license revocation and was fined 100 dollars. Police found her on East Grand Avenue. Other locals faced minor fines for liquor and license offenses after a recent incident and a four vehicle crash. Clifford E. Howard, 18, and Daniel A. Guarino, 18, received 10 dollar penalties, and Michael W. Drury, 17, was fined 10 dollars for operating without a license following the Ocean Park crash. Donald L. Whitten, 19, Portland, faced 15 dollars for public drunkenness and unlawful possession of intoxicating liquors. Fred F. Sawyer, 21, Portland, paid 10 dollars for public drunkenness. Five intoxication cases were heard by Trial Justice Mewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porland
Old Orchard Beach
Rita Ridge
Wesley M. Mewer
Beach
East Grand Avenue
Michael W. Drury
Highland Avenue
Ocean Park
Clifford E. Howard
Spring Street
Saco
Moweraniel A. Guarino
Saco Avenue
Donald L .Whitten
Portland
Fred FE. Sawyer
Portand
Labor Caucus Backs Amendment on Common Market Steps
The Labor party’s parliamentary caucus directs abstention on the government motion but supports a Labor amendment demanding no move into the Common Market without conference consent from Commonwealth prime ministers and Britain’s EFTA partners. The tactic aims to split Conservatives and risk PM Macmillan’s majority, potentially forcing resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Commonwealth
Britain
European Free Trade Association
Macmillan
Fortier Fined for Passing Red Light in Saco Court
Leo A. Fortier, 45, of Everett Street Wells Beach, was fined $10 by Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. in Saco Municipal Court after pleading guilty to passing a red light at the Elm and Northstreet intersection. Saco police filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Fortier
Everett Street
Wells Beach
William F. Wilson, Jr
Saco
Fortier
Elm
Northstree
Teen-Age Girls Show How Nation Should Go
Ninety nine teenagers opened the annual Girls Nation with mock government at American University Washington with 44 Federalists and 55 Nationalists. Oklahoma girls swept top offices, Rachel Ferguson secretary of the Federalists and Marge Diamond secretary of the Nationalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Jacqueline Nunan
Maine
Miss Nunan
Nelson Nunan
Cape Porpoise
American Legion Auxiliary
Kennebunkport
Kennebunk High School
Girls Nation
Washington
Federalist Party
American University
Ihe
Iwo Girls
Rachel Ferguson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Federalists
Marge Diamond
Holdenville
Miss Ferguson
Oklahoma
Alaska
Louisiana
Canal Zone
District of Columbia
AmericanUniversity
Capitol
White House
Supreme Court
Brothers Quizzed By Police In Saco
Two Biddeford brothers aged 10 and 12 were questioned by Saco police regarding a suspected larceny at the Saco Tanning Company parking lot. They admitted playing in the lot and reported missing bicycles after reaching York Hill. bikes held for release to Biddeford police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Brothers
Saco Polic
Saco Tanning Corporation
Thei
York Hill
Polic
Saco
Toney
Bidde
Toft Receives NIH Grant for Parathyroid Hormone Study
Bowdoin College biology instructor Dr. Robert J. Toft has been awarded a 10680 dollar NIH grant for continued research on the effect of parathyroid hormones on calcium and phosphorus in bones and connective tissues. He previously received a 16458 dollar NIH grant for the same study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toft
Brunswick (Ap
Robert J. Toft
Bowdoin College
National Institute of Health
Tof
NIH
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