Death of Early Irish Tenor O Neill in Cambridge
Eugene F. O’Neill 84 a prominent Irish tenor on Broadway in the early 1900s died Tuesday at Youville Hospital in Cambridge Massachusetts Born in Boston he sang with Keith’s and Lucys vaudeville circuits and headlined for three decades He introduced Trees and Sweethearts from Maytim and delivered Boston’s first radio commercial on WEEI He is survived by widow Mary two daughters three sons 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eugene F. O’neill
Youville Hospital
Boston
Keith’s
Lucy
WEEI
Mary
Larcenies Reported To Beach Police
Police reported three larcenies near the beach yesterday. Michel Leblanc of Drummondville lost two car keys and $1 from an airline bag near Bay Avenue. Paul Emile Fisit of Courville had his car broken into on First Street and $10 stolen. James McQuiston reported a watch stolen from his grandson’s shoes while swimming.
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Old Orchard Beach
Michel Leblanc
Drummondville
Iue
Bay Avenue
Paul Emile Fisit
Courville
Que
First Street
James McQuiston
Fourth St
Selectmen To View Front End Loaders
Kennebunk selectmen will inspect front end loaders at the town dump Saturday at 8 am after reviewing bids to replace the current vehicle. Engineer Herman Cohen recommended the Cat 920 for power and safety, with a $355 price, while noting a $4,000 GM Diesel upgrade could save about $20,000 overall. Raymond Thyng urged on site testing under actual conditions and bids from bidders for vehicle capacity inspection.
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Kennebunk
Sea Road
Herman Cohen
Raymond Thyng
Holmberg
Sawdust Pile Fire Struck Saco Again
For the second day in a row, Saco firefighters doused a blaze in a Sawdust pile at McKeenfield Boom Road. Engine 5 and three firefighters fought the flames yesterday afternoon.
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Saco
McKeenfield
Boom Road
Fire damages linoleum from coffee pot blaze in Biddeford
Firefighters responded to a Biddeford house on Water Street where an electric coffee pot burned a hole in the kitchen linoleum. The incident prompted officials to investigate and quickly extinguish the stove fire with no injuries reported.
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Biddeford
Water St
Funeral directors and contact listings in Saco Maine
Funeral service firms in Saco Maine are listed with addresses and phone numbers. Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St. Dennett and Craig at 365 Main St. Emond's Funeral Home lists 284 5511. Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy are named.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Weather update for Portland with showers possible
Partly cloudy conditions persist in Portland with a chance of showers mainly north tonight and for most areas Thursday. Lows in the 50s north to near 60 south, Thursday highs around 70 north to low 80s south. Marine winds south to southwest 5 to 15 knots through Thursday with increasing fog and haze and visibility dropping to 3 to 5 miles, then to 1 mile in fog tonight and Thursday.
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Portland
Local Church Activities Friday Schedule
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach hosts Royal Rangers and Missionettes for ages 12 to 17. Full Gospel Assembly in Biddeford's American Legion Hall holds an evangelistic service at 7 30 p m. Pioneer Girls meet at Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. Ladies Prayer at Lyman Baptist parsonage Goodwins Mills. Kingdom Hall Saco conducts weekly Ministry School at 7 30 p m with Ministry Development Class at 8 35 p m.
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Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry
Local residents listed as surgical patients at area hospitals
Real Savoy Sr. of 97 Atlantic Ave Old Orchard Beach Conrad Beaudoin of 57 Cutts St Biddeford and Mrs Wilfred E Frechette of 280 Alfred St Biddeford are all reported as surgical patients at Webber Hospital and Mercy Hospital Portland respectively.
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Real Savoy Sr
Atlantic Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hospital
Conrad Beaudoin
Cutts St
Biddeford
Wilfred E. Frechette
Alfred St
Mercy
Bar Mills and American Legion Schedule Community Events
Tighe Beaudoin-Farley Post will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 8 at the post home on Elm Street in Biddeford. A baked bean and ham supper sponsored by the Bar Mills Firemens Auxiliary is set for Saturday from 5 to 6 30 p.m. at the Bar Mills Fire Station.
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Tighe Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion
Post
Elm Street
Biddeford
Bar Mills Firemens Auxiliary
Bar Mills
Break at Bergen Osteopathic Clinic Ties to Wells Incident
Kennebunkport police and investigators linked a break at the Bergen Osteopathic Clinic on Portland Street to a similar Wells break from about a month earlier. Intruders obtained a small amount of narcotic pills from one office.
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Kennebunk
Frank Stevens
Bergen Osteopathic Clinic
Portland Street
Wells
Stevens
Cars Collide In Old Orchard Beach. Two Injured?
Police report two cars collided at West Grand and Colby Avenues. Drivers Karl Pederson, 70, of Portland and Craig Gordon, 17, of Manchester NH were involved. The vehicles locked together and two wreckers pulled them apart. Estimated damage $1,500.
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Old Orchard Beach
West Grand
Colby Avenues
Karl Pederson
Portland
Craig Gordon
Manchester
N.H
Amtrak Approves New England Route for NYC Montreal Rail
New York State transportation officials announce Amtrak approval of a New England route for the New York City to Montreal passenger service. Officials in Connecticut and New England pressed for a Penn Station link via New Haven Hartford Springfield and Vermont, arguing better connections southward than a Grand Central route.
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Albany, N. Y
New York State
Amtrak
New York City
Montreal
Raymond Schuler
National Passenger Cor
Washington, D.C
Schuler
Connecticut
Samuel Kanell
TRAK
Washington
New England
New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Mass
Vermont
Penn Station
Grand Central
New York
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Kanell
Florida
GOP Denies Violating Campaign Finance Laws
Washington AP report cites no violations by the Nixon re election committee. Paul Barrick claims GAO findings of unreported contributions and expenditures are incorrect and that records have been provided for audit. He says the committee has complied with the Federal Election Campaign Act since its 1971 effective date.
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Paul E. Barrick
Nixon
Government Accounting Office
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Post
GAO
Barrick
Finance Committee
the Post
Miami
York Street Zoning Referred To Meeting
Kennebunk town officials voted 3 1 1 to place zoning review group’s York Street Business district revision on the Sept 18 special town meeting agenda. Also approved a conditional year round recreation program funded by federal salaries, with town funds not to exceed prior limits.
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Kennebunk
Selectmen
York Street
Robert Slowik
John Walker
Zoning Review Group
Ed Winston
Herment Cohen
Vincent Mason
Fred Holmberg
Recreation Commission
Whchh
Heber Smith
Surrey Council Meeting Agenda Details Beach Area Items
The town council will meet tomorrow at 7 at Loranger School. Items include discussion and action on surrey cycles oil bids information on olches auctions bill for grading of little league field and appointment of a site committee for the police and fire complex.
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Onavasnd Beach
Loranger School
Surrey
Nixon Backing Delegates Plan Faces Legal Challenge
The House approve a 910 to 434 vote for a delegate allocation plan amid a fight over 1976 nominating rules. Brigid Shanley and Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott voiced opposition, signaling early Republican maneuvering toward a potential Agnew bid and a future presidential race.
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Brigid Shanley
New Jersey
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Ripon Society
Agnew
Deadline Nearing On Bicycle Registration In Saco
Saco Police Chief Robert M. Foran reminded bicycle owners that the registration deadline is September 1. He warned that a penalty fee will be added after that date.
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Saco
Robert M. Foran
Foran
Bank heist hostage drama ends in fatal shooting near Jamaica Bay
A masked gunman killed a man during a bank hostage siege at a remote runway near Jamaica Bay. Agents recovered $29,000, a .38 pistol, a shotgun and a 30-06 rifle from a limousine. Hostages included six women and the bank manager. nine were seized and later released, while police and FBI negotiators discussed pizza runs and media contact.
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Jamaica Bay
Malone
Calvin Jones
Wojtowicz
FBI
Navy Admiral Notes Stall in North Vietnamese Ports
Visiting the carrier Hancock in the Philippines on Tuesday an admiral said no oceangoing vessels have entered or left major North Vietnamese ports since the harbors were mined last May.
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Hancock
Philippines
Police crack down as 212 protesters jailed near convention
A 100-man police force rounded up more than 200 demonstrators near Convention Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Officers said 212 protesters were jailed before the convention renominated the President Tuesday night as clashes continued and rocks were thrown at windows.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon convention protests and mass arrests flare in city streets
Delegates arrived as 3500 anti Nixon demonstrators surrounded the convention center. Police used riot sticks while arresting about 212 protesters and clearing the area by 11 p.m. Other groups including Vietnam veterans and SDS members marched nearby.
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Democratic Society
Nixon
Tricia Cox
Youth International Party
Yippies
Convention Hall
Convention Center
Flamingo Park
We Don’t Holler But Fellar Want Ads Is What It’s About
A compact notice highlights the local want ads served by Fellar, promoting classifieds as the main feature. The piece emphasizes practical listings and community service through affordable advertising.
Secrecy Seal Placed On Bugging Case
A federal judge ordered all pretrial testimony in the Democrats $1 million Watergate suit sealed from public view while a grand jury investigates potential criminal charges. The ban covers statements by former Attorney General John Mitchell and Maurice Stans, Nixon’s campaign finance chief, delaying public disclosure through the fall election.
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Washington
U.S. Dist
Charles R. Richey
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Maurice Stans
Richey
Watergate
Attorneys seek Supreme Court review of Pentagon Papers wiretap issue
In Los Angeles AP dispatch Attorneys for Daniel Elisberg and Anthony Russo say they will petition the U S Supreme Court today to review a wiretap matter delaying the Pentagon Papers trial.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
Anthony Russo
U.S. Supreme Court
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