Degrees Conferred on Wells Grange Candidates by York Pomona
First and second degrees were conferred on a Wells Grange class at the Sanford road hall. Recipients included Mr and Mrs Harry Alpren, Mr and Mrs John Galligan, and others from Wells Grange and neighboring Granges. Officers and guests from York Pomona and several Granges attended. Plans for a December 16 family Christmas party were discussed along with calendar listings and donations to local charities.
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York Pomona
Wells Grange
Sanford Road
Arry Alpren
John Galligan
Joseph Rozeff
Ray Thung
Robert Alexander
Elmbrook Grange
Kathryn Day
Barney Beg Grange
Beatrice Scamman
Saco Grange
Robert L. Stillings
Dawn Mary Ducharme
Ceres
Nancy Nason
Saco River Grange
Pomona
Ann Murray
Flora
Lois Hussey
Goodwins Mills Grange
Mary Jane Rowcliff
Buxton Grange
Gloria Ross
Waterboro Grange
Jeannette Lavigne
Wells Grange Hall
Olida Garrett
Emilie Jones
Marguerite Huckins
George N. Perkins
Quamphegan Grange
South Berwick
Wells-Ogunquit
Maine Children's Home Society
Opportunity Farm
Southern Maine Union
Maine
Lorenzo Roberts
Harry Willis
John F. Hill Grange
Eliot
York Pomona Grange
Edward Ross
Margaret Rogers
Betty Berry
Dorothy Hubbard
Arthur M. Perkins
Roscoe Bean
Robert Granton
Grange
Johnson Not Running For President Yet Seeks Senate Reelectio
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, longtime Senate leader from Texas, avoids early presidential campaigning. He says he is not seeking the 1960 nomination, focusing on re-election while leaving room to consider the nation's needs if the Democratic convention scrolls to him. Johnson’s cautious, calculated approach contrasts with more aggressive fellow candidates. He argues for a civil rights bill and other social measures, which could influence northern liberals and possibly push the convention toward a compromise Johnson figure if a deadlock occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
House
Johnson
Philadelphia
Midwest
Texas
New York
Chicago
Texas Legisla
Sam Rayburn
Hostie
Kentucky
Earle Clements
Austin
Tex
Rally Attended by Large Crowd Backing Democrats
Congressman James C. Oliver of Cape Elizabeth led a speakers list at the Biddeford Democratic Social Club gathering at St. John's hall. The event highlighted Johnson for president efforts with talks by Sam Rayburn and other supporters, while local leaders were praised for helping land a $2,700,000 M-60 contract for Saco-Lowell. Oliver endorsed Mayor Deschambault for a third term and urged continued work on city projects including airport improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Hall
Jefferson Street
Biddeford
James C. Oliver
Cape Elizabeth
Saco-Lowell
Oliver
Deschambault
Ralph Binette
Harold R. Nason
Annette Gagne
Daniel P. Cantara, Sr
Democratic Social Club
Senators push crash program for safe cattle sprays
Washington RP Sen. Milter R Young ND urged a five to seven million dollar crash research program to develop non chemical methods for cattle sprays with no meat or milk residue. He proposed legislation in January and said a laboratory would cost about three million dollars with several million more for research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Milter
R. Young
Young
Agriculture Department
Saco Public Schools Suspend Classes for Monday Holiday
Three elementary buildings Locke Bonython and Sweetser serving as polling places will be closed Monday for a holiday. Other city public schools will operate on the regular schedule under the superintendent of schools office announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Locke, Bonython
Sweetser
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Singleum CO
Alfred Street
Dial
Philip F. Glaude
Harvey Lamontagne, JR
Charles R. Cote
Phyllis F. Deschambeault
Democratic City Committee
J. P. Kenneally
Adrien A, Petit
Louis R. Soucy
Carl A. Mansur
Alcide H, Deschambeault
Harry A. Warren
Ted
Beth Hy
Clement H. Deschambault
J. Albert Merryman
Honorius Gagne
Daniel Cantara
Harold Nason
Rally For Democrats
Sace
Youne
Salon
Dad
Dewalt Power Shop
DeWalt
Dewalt Division
Decemser
Diamond Gardner
Diamond Match
River Street
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