Winslow and locals enjoy Hills Beach vacation gatherings
Mr and Mrs Charles Winslow of Weymouth Massachusetts vacation at Hills Beach with family visiting from Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach. Kenneth Roy camps at Camp Hinds while John Boissoneault returns home from Webber Hospital after surgery. Several relatives travel between Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach and Manchester for visits and weekends at Hills Beach.
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Charles Winslow
Weymouth
Mass
Hills Beach
Kenneth P. Roy
Cleaves Street
Biddeford
Camp Hinds
John Boissoneault
Pool Road
Webber Hospital
Philip Snow
North Street
Saco
Gilberte Roussin
Cambridge
Julia Noseworthy
Everreen Avenue
Old Orchard Act
Edward Hughes
James Sullivan
James
Manchester
N. H
Charles Kudlac
Rita
Charlotte
North Bergen
N. J
Rita Ferron
Atlantic Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Armand Metayer
Alfred Street
Ann Brown
Orchard Street
Donald Poulin
Mark David
Fast Morry
Conn
Poulin
Metayer
Miss Brown
Francis Cantara
Alfred Road
Charles M. Gallagher
Anne Gallagher
Graham Street
Thomas Hughes
Hills
Winslow
Hughes
Cantara
Gallagher
Services Tuesday For Richard Nott
Funeral services for Richard Allen Nott 64 of Kennebunkport die d Saturday in a local hospital after a brief illness. The service is set for Tuesday at 2 PM at South Congregational Church Kennebunkport with Rev Robert Howes officiating. Nott a Harvard graduate veteran of World War I and II served as Lt Colonel in the inspector general s department. He was a retired AT T statistician in New York and lived in Kennebunkport for four years. Survived by two sisters Mrs Katherine N Lamphier Pasadena CA and Miss Elizabeth Nott of Kennebunkport. He directed the Kennebunkport Historical Society led York County American Red Cross and was president of the Kennebunkport Men s Club. He belonged to the Harvard Club Boston and 34 years with the 107th Regiment NY National Guard as a major. Flowers omitted and contributions to Graves Memorial Library fund requested. Interment in Hope Cemetery Kennebunk. Friends may call Bibber Memorial Chapel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Nott
Kennebunkport
South Congregational Church
Robert Howes
Cambridge
Mass
Charles E
Rosamand Heath Nott
Inspector General's Department
Nott
American Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
Katherine N. Lamphier
Pasadena
Calif
Elizabeth Nott
Bibber
Summer Street
Kennebunk
Fish and Game Auxiliary To Meet At Stickney Lodge
The York county Fish and Game auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting at Stickney lodge Goo wins Mills this evening at 6 30 Our Lady of Fatima circle Daughters of Isabella will meet tomorrow night at 8 in St John hall Adams street Biddeford
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York County Fish and Game Auxiliary
Stickney Lodge
Goowins Mills
Our Lady of Fatima
Daughters of Isabella
St. John Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Church Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Fair Sale
The Prayer Fellowship group of Lyman Baptist church will meet Tuesday at 9 30 a m at the parsonage. The Home League of Saco Salvation Army will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The second church wide fair end sale of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the School Street Methodist church in Saco will be held Friday at 9 30 a m at Eva McLellan's cottage on Casco avenue Ocean Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prayer Fellowship
Lyman Baptist Church
Saco Salvation Army
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Eva McLellan
Casco Avenue
Ocean Park
Next To Last Band Concert Tomorrow
The seventh in a series of eight municipal concerts by Painchand's band will be at Memorial Field May Street Biddeford Tuesday evening at 8. If rain, the concert moves to the next fair night. The dragonfly is also called the devil's darning needle the bee butcher and the snake doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painchand
Memorial Field
May Street
Biddeford
Ludger Picher
Longtime Biddeford Resident Leda DesRoberts Dies
Mrs Leda DesRoberts 6 formerly of 66 Birch Street Biddeford died Saturday after a long illness in a local hospital She was born October 18 1879 in Biddeford daughter of Adolphe Hevey and Henriette Moria She was the widow of F X DesRoberts Surviving are her son Rudolphe and daughter Mrs Hervey Tousignant both of Biddeford plus several stepchildren and siblings The obituary notes her church membership at St Joseph and St Anne Sodality and lists five grandchildren and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leda DesRoberts
Birch Street
Biddeford
Adolphe and
Henriette
Moria) Hevey
F. X. DesRoberts
St. Joseph Church
St. Anne
Hervey Tousignant
Biddelford
Henry
Lynn
Mass
Alfred
Alice Provencher
Donalda Hevey
Casimir ‘Agglai
Mary
Saskatchewan
Canada
Rosanna Martin
Haverhill
Leonie
Blanche Hevey
Alfred Hevey
Three Rivers
Oscar Hevey
Death of Mrs Lydia Goulet in Biddeford at 55
Mrs Lydia Goulet a Biddeford resident since 1923 died Sunday evening after a short illness at a local hospital. Born in St Antoine Quebec she was daughter of Joseph and Melanie Pare. Surviving are her husband Edward Goulet a son Armand Goulet and daughters Doris Angers Monique Goulet Lorraine L Heureux of Detroit. Brothers Oscar and Armand Pare and sisters Cordelia Goulet Emilia Proulx Andre Boure Lucienne Guay. Funeral at St Joseph church Wednesday 8:30 am. Friends may call Bolduc funeral home Monday and Tuesday 1 to 4 and 7 to 10 prior to services.
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Lydia Goulet
Roberts Street
Bidderford
St. Antoine
P. Q
Joseph
Melanie ‘Pare
Biddeford
Doris Angers
Monique Goulet
Lorraine L'Heureux
Detroit
Mich
Oscar
Armand Pare
Thetford Mines
Cordelia Goulet
Emilia Proulx
Andre Boure
Lucienne Guay
Montreal
St Joseph Church
Bolduc
Alfred Street
Ste Anne Sodality to Meet at Emond Funeral Home
Members of Ste Anne sodality of St Joseph church will gather at Emond funeral home tonight at seven to say prayers for Mrs F X DesRoberts.
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Ste. Anne Sodality
St. Joseph Church
Emond Funeral Home
F. X. DesRoberts
Seven Die (Continued From Page One) Fatalities in Maine incidents
A string of Maine fatalities includes a crash on the Maine Turnpike that killed 15 year old Matthew C. Beautieu of Old Town, a separate crash on Friday. A boating accident claimed Virgil Pelletier, 36, of Old Town whose body was recovered from Holbrook Pond in Holden. In South Dresden near Merrymeeting Bay Maynard Holt, 14, disappeared while swimming in the Eastern River and was found clothes on the riverbank following a motorist alarm.
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York
Matthew C. Beautieu
Old Town
Maine
Virgil Pelletier
Holbrook Pond
Holden
South Dresden
Maynard Holt
Merrymeeting Bay
Holt
Mansfield Theater to Reopen as Vintage 60 Stage Revue
CBS has occupied the Mansfield Theater for 10 years. David Merrick Zev Burman George Shaff and Max Perkins present Vintage ’60 a stage revue opening September 12. Michael Myerberg owner will invest about 200000 dollars to refurbish the venue.
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New York
Broadway
Mansfield
CBS
David Merrick
Zev Burman
George Shaff
Max Perkins
the Mansfield
Michael Myerberg
The
Portland Weather Outlook With Winds and Showers
This afternoon mostly cloudy and cool with scattered showers and possible thundershowers. South to southwest winds 10 to 25 mph. Tonight clearing and cooler with west to northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday mostly sunny and warm. Small craft warnings along coastal zones. Temperatures high in the 70s, low tonight in the mid to upper 50s.
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Portland
U S Student Denies Red Spy Charge
Edwin Morrell an American exchange student at Moscow University and four peers faced accusations of spying and anti Communist activities. Morrell says only Time and New York Times were in his room and that Trud’s espionage claim is false. The U S Embassy rejects the charge and cites a thesis dispute as the reason for expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Komsomol Pravda
Edwin Morrell
Moscow University
Morrell
Soviet Union
Morrella
Salt Lake City
Utah
Time
New York Times
Trud
U. S
Multiple Crashes Reported In Biddeford And Kennebunk
Biddeford on Hill street near A corn street collided with a car owned by Robert A. Janelle. The 3 year old passenger was in the car when the brakes were released, no injuries or damage estimates provided. Bernard G. Piette 19, 115 Hill Street, struck a utility pole after taking eyes off the road. Pinette’s car sustained extensive damage. Officer Adelbert Morin investigated. William D. Cole 17 of West Kennebunk left Route one and hit a utility pole, suffered a broken jaw and was hospitalized at Webber. No damage reported to his vehicle. Officers Leo Cote and Norman Poirier investigated.
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Page One
Hill Street
Acorn Street
Robert A. Janelle
Janelle
Bernard G. Piette
Hill St
Biddeford
Granite
West Street
Pinette
Adelbert Morin
William D. Cole
West Kennebunk
Cole
Webber Hospital
Leo Cote
Norman Poirier
United Fruit Plans Uncertain Cuban Return to Stability
Sisto said United Fruit ports about 200000 acres, including 90000 in sugar cane, and that American employees and families, about 100, have left. Cuban staff estimated 6000 to 10000, cannot run the vast operation quickly. He remains cautiously optimistic, anticipating eventual return under Cuban government. In New Brunswick Rev. David A. Works resigns as rector to move headquarters to St. Pauls Church, founder of the North Conway Foundation aiding the alcoholic through religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisto
New Brunswick
Brunswick
David A. Works
Christ Church Episcopal
North Conway
N. H
St. Paul's Church
North Conway Foundation
Zsa Zsa Gabor on Love and Dream Man
Zsa Zsa Gabor says a woman like her should not live alone and needs a man in love with her. She wants a partner who blends Cary Grant's looks with Yul Brynner's presence, kindness, generosity, and as a good father to her daughter.
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Hollywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Cary Grant
Yul Brynner
Four In Court For Lobster Violations
A Biddeford Pool man paid 105 dollars after pleading guilty to possessing 19 short lobsters. Clifford R. Alley, 56, was fined 10 dollars plus 5 dollars per illegal lobster. Raymond Gagne, 32, of Biddeford, paid 35 dollars for one female lobster, with the fine suspended. John A. Snow, 31, also paid 35 dollars for one short lobster, with 15 dollars suspended. Fred McDonald, 40, of Portland, paid 35 dollars for one short lobster, with 15 dollars suspended. In other cases Judge Spill fined Roger Provencher 25 dollars for speeding. Henry W. Johnson and Charles Painchaud were found guilty of improper left-hand driving. Painchaud’s fine was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
John A. Snow
West Street
Snow
Judge Spill
Fred McDonald
Portland
McDonald
Roger D. Provencher
South Portland
Provencher
Henry W. Johnson
Boston
Mass
Charles Painchaud
Quebec
Can
Painchaud
Cuban assets seized as Cuba nationalizes major American interests
Early Sunday morning Cuban armed forces moved to seize key American holdings. Within hours major plants including Cuban Electric Co, a 300 million dollar unit of American and Foreign Power Co of New York, were nationalized. Other targets include Cuban Telephone Co, Standard Oil New Jersey refinery, Texaco, Sinclair, and 36 American sugar mills valued near 200 million. Castro framed the action as retaliation for US economic aggression and Eisenhower sugar import cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban Electric Co
American and Foreign Power Co
New York
Cuban Telephone Co
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Eisenhower outlines defense plan amid vote talk
President Eisenhower said the Defense Department will carry out measures with available resources and current appropriations. He noted total resources are adequate with possible modest increases in personnel and funding to meet readiness needs, and pledged to request funds if required. Kennedy criticized the plan, urging an emergency defense spending program and a larger increase in defense appropriations. Nixon’s stance remained unclear as he and Rockefeller pushed for a tougher platform on defense.
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Eisenhower
Defense Department
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Market slips after Eisenhower message weakness hits defense stocks
New York stocks eased after President Eisenhower’s message to the reconvening Senate. Defense shares fell sharply while other groups mixed. Aveo led losses, down near a point on heavy volume. Boeing, Martin and North American Aviation declined. United Aircraft edged higher as the Dow moved higher at noon on moderate trading.
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New York
Eisenhower
Senate
Wall Street
Aveo
Boeing
Martin
Douglas
North American Aviation
Metin
United Aircraft
Senate May Not Act On World Court
Washington AP There is slim chance the Senate will act this session to strengthen U S support for the World Court. Vice President Nixon and President Eisenhower favor repeal of the U S veto over the court s jurisdiction but Democrats doubt they can muster a two thirds vote. The Connally reservation remains central with debate over waiving it for four sea treaties and a oil pollution pact. The short session likely prevents action on these measures and related pacts with Pakistan and France. Cited figures include Sen John F Kennedy, Sen Tom Connally, and Sen Russell B Long. World Court issue stirs strong political emotion across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate
U.S
World Court
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
William P. Rogers
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Connally
Tom Connally
D-Tex
International Court of Justice
United Nations
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
World Court For Settlement
Russell B. Long
D-La
High Seas
U. S
Sen. Long
Pakistan
France
Court Hearings Highlight Gun Charge and FAA License Action
Kozloff testified Leah pointed a gun toward a plane while neighbor Mrs. Curtis heard three gunshots. Donahue said County Attorney Viger did not prove the charge beyond a reasonable doubt. Walter learned his pilot license was revoked by FAA on an emergency basis and plans an appeal amid claims the charges were altered in a private Portland hearing. Walter suspects his brother Stanley originated the complaints. Only ten major league players have hit four home runs in one game.
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Leah
Ramona Curtis
Heath Jozxi
Donahue
Atttorney
Marcel R. Viger
Walter
Federal Aviation Agency
T. A. Fitanides
Fitanides
FAA
Portland
Stanley
Market snapshot shows steady Dow at midday
The Associated Press 60-stock average stood at 215.40 at noon, unchanged. Industrials edged down 0.10, rails gained 0.40, and utilities were little changed as government and corporate bonds moved mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
Parents Of Dallas Votes U2 Pilot On 4-1 Against Way To D.C.
Worrying for Francis Gary Powers' parents, Oliver and Barbara Powers of Pound, Virginia, travel toward Washington for talks before the spy trial in Moscow after their son’s U2 reconnaissance plane was downed over the Soviet Union on May 1. If convicted, Powers faces possible execution. the father says the State Department may appeal if the trial returns an adverse verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents of Dallas
D.C
Richmond
Francis Gary Powers
Washington
Moscow
Oliver Powers
Pound
Barbara Powers
New York
Soviet Union
Morton
Powers
State Department
Two Hurt In Crash At Saco
Two people were reported in good condition at Saco Osteopathic Hospital after a Seaside avenue crash near Bay View road. Kenneth A. Huff 23 of Fort Dix New Jersey and Peter E. VanHorne 20 of Wellesley Massachusetts suffered lacerations and bruises. Huff’s car damage about 100 dollars and VanHorne’s 300 dollars. Both cars struck the same tree while heading south on the curve. Police attributed loss of control to the curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Kenneth A. Huff
Fort Dix
N. J
Peter E. VanHorne
Wellesley
Mass
Seaside Avenue
Bay View Road
Saco
Huff
van Horne
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Allstate
Paul R. Rousseau
Vermont Monumental Works
Elm ST
Atlantic
W. J. Provost
West Scarbero
Dial Tucker
L. R. Joncas
Old Or
Ard
Dial
Wellington
United Fruit
James Marlow
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Tthe
AP Senate
Today
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Hare
OKLA
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ARK
ALA
PENN
N.C
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Gulf
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Red Cross
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ST. Paul
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Knoxville
Tampa
ST. Petersburg
West Palm
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Ajacksonville
United Air Lines
Capital Air Lines
United
Capital
East Coast
Great Lakes
Memphis
New Orleans
Lewiston
International Assn
Sheetmetal
Dallas
Tex
T. Whitfield Davidson
C. B. Bunkley
National Assn
Sheetme
U. S. Marine Corps
James P. Murphy Co. Inc
Lewiston, Maine
Rep
Roland Collette
Charles Murphy
Sanford
J. L. Putnam Company, Inc
J. L. Brady & Co
Elm Street
Worcester, Massachusetts
David G. Means
State Street
Bangor
Hanrahan & Co., Inc
Central Building
Worcester
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