La Justice Echoes French Canadian Ties in Biddeford History
The article surveys La Justice, Biddeford's French paper, tracing deep Canada Biddeford links through columns on Quebec events, Ste Anne pilgrimages, and obituaries. It highlights pilgrims, study in Canada, religious devotion, and a mix of clergy, professionals, and crime among Francos.
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Biddeford
Canada
Michael Guignard
Ottawa
Quebec
Courier du Canada
Maine
Ste Anne de Beaupre
Grand Trunk
Maine Central
St. Joseph's Church
Ste. Anne
Frances
LaBelle
Pierre Painchaud Jr
Onesime Nadeau
Bonneaux
Bonneau
Philippe Perrault
Preservatives May Give Cancer
Sodium nitrite helps cure meat and prevent botulism but may form nitrosamines that threaten cancer risk. Experts vary on human danger. bacon shows high nitrosamine levels after cooking. Some producers test nitrite free products while researchers urge alternatives and caution in consumption.
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Judy Blitman
New York Times News Service
New York
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Samuel Epstein
Case Western Reserve Medical School
United States Department of Agriculture
Michael Jacobson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Center For Science
Church Street N.W
Washington
Jacobson
Leo Freedman
The
FDA
W. J. Annan
American Meat Institute
Aian
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Agriculture Department
Meat Industry
Congressional
Finland
Canada
Minnesota
Shiloh
Silver Springs
Ark
Duplicate Bridge Played At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Six and one half tables of Duplicate Bridge were in play at the Lawn Avenue Playhouse Thursday evening. Winners were Al Rosen and Oscar Paradis first, Mrs. Alan Mongalian and Joe Smaka second, Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen third, Carleton Davis and Celia Gross fourth, Estella Aranovitch and Gwenn Flannery fifth. Also playing were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dow Mr. and Mrs. Abe Elowitch Ruth Anderson and Don Briggs Pat Peterson and Alan Mougahiaan Carl Taft and Alice Fecttau James Warren and Robert Whelan Robert Toulouse and Jane Burns Lee Meadow and Avis Briggs.
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Old Orchard Beach
Lawn Avenue Playhouse
al Rosen
Oscar Paradis
Alan Mongalian
Joe Smaka
James Mullen
Carleton Davis
Celia Gross
Estella Aranovitch
Gwenn Flannery
Clifford Dow
Abe Elowitch
Ruth Anderson
Don Briggs
Pat Peterson
Alan Mo
Whist Party At Le Foyer Biddeford
A Sunday night whist party at Le Foyer corner of Pool and Foss streets Biddeford featured high scorer Laura Gobeil with other participants including Anna Cotl Laurette Champagne Harold Sawyer Cory Tapley Mabel Ayotte Oran Fizzette Mediey Beaulieu Emma Thibouthot Aurore Soucy Aurore Dube Alphonsine Bolduc and Arthur Bolduc Awards were also given to Harold Sawyer Alderic Soucy Rosarie Chouinard Bernice Beaulieu and Karen Beaulieu The committee announced another party for next week.
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le Foyer
Pool and
Foss Streets
Biddeford
Laura Gobeil
Anna Cotl
Laurette Champagne
Harold Sawyer
Cory Tapley
Mabel Ayotte
Oran Fizzette
Mediey Beaulieu
Emma Thibouthot
Aurore Soucy
Aurore Dube
Alphonsine Bolduc
Arthur Bolduc
Alderic Soucy
Rosarie Chouinard
Bernice Beaulieu
Karen Beaulieu
Mrs Louise Burgess Ill At Webber Hospital
Mrs Louise Burgess of 271 Lincoln Street Saco is listed as a surgical patient at Webber Hospital with the condition not disclosed in the notice.
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Louise Burgess
Lincoln St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Wallkill Plant to Produce Room sized Concrete Building Blocks
STACY V. JONES reports early next year a 2.5 million Wallkill New York plant will start turning out room sized concrete boxes to serve as building blocks for high rise structures. The design uses four corner concrete columns reinforced with steel and allows one floor to be built per day. Readiness includes in place plumbing and wiring with finished modules shipped ready to install.
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Stacy V. Jones
New York Times News Service
Washington
Wallkill
N.Y
New York State Urban Development Corporation
New York City
F. D. Rich Housing Corporation
Stamford
Frank D. Rich Jr
Alexander D. McDonald
Samford
Rich
New York
Orange County
Cracks Open In Thai Stability By Malcolm Browne
Thailand faces rising labor unrest and a disciplined student movement challenging four decades of military rule. A May wildcat strike at Thailand Steelworks triggered jailings and protests, while farmers face debt and hunger. Narong Kittikachorn pushes moderating reforms as martial law remains, and students lead peaceful demonstrations that force concessions.
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Malcolm W. Browne
New York Times
Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia
United States
Furrmore
American Chamber of Commerce
Col
Narong Kittikachorn
Marshall Praphas Charusathein
Narong
Marshal Thanom
Ramkamhaeng University
Thanom
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment
Crossword clues appear garbled with misspellings and truncated entries. The readable items includeAcross and Down hints such as Raise a nap, Baby pink or blue, Chatters, Sun parlors, Town in Arthurian legend, Physicians and other partial entries. The text resembles a wartime or periodical puzzle page with many letters corrupted or omitted.
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Arthurs
Ian Legend
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