Christmas Play The Donkey and the Star at Marie Joseph
Yesterday students at Marie Joseph academy Biddeford Pool presented The Donkey and the Star. In the left corner are Leola Daigle Monique Couture Pauline Roger Janet O'Brien, with the lead cast behind them including Jane McNaughton as the angel Jane Barker as the Virgin Mary Constance Gosttlin as Jesus Jeanne Deschene as St Joseph Ginette Beaudoin Marcelle Beaudry and Elaine in the ensemble.
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Marie Joseph Academy
Biddeford Pool
Leola Daigle
Monique Couture
Pauline Roger
Janet O'Brien
Jane McNaughton
Angel
Jane Barker
Virgin Mary
Constance Gosstlin
Jesus
Jeanne Deschene
St. Joseph
Ginette Beaudoin
Marcelle Beaudry
Elaine
New England shoe output seen near 205 million in 1962
The New England Shoe and Leather Association forecasts 203 to 205 million pairs produced in 1962, from about 200 million in 1961, with one third of the national total from the region. Imports, rising since 1949, threaten higher production.
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Boston
New England Shoe and Leather Association
United States
New England
Maxwell Field
Association
Field
US Communists Face Third Final Registration Deadline
Washington AP report states over 10,000 U S Communist Party members must register as agents of a foreign power by midnight. If they fail a jail term and fines up to 10,000 dollars per day, plus five years per day for officials, await violators. The act 1950 requires disclosure of printing presses finances and expenses amid a Supreme Court upheld battle.
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Washington
U.S. Communist Party
FBI
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Grateful Car Parker Pays For Another
A Los Angeles parking citation was left with a $5 bill at the municipal court traffic fines bureau. A note by Donna Tsahkoff explained she hoped to help the owner who had never seen a ticket, wishing them a merry Christmas and noting she had previously received no ticket for over allotted time.
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Los Angeles
Municipal Court
Donna Tsahkoff
San Francisco Port Hosts 200 Steamship Lines Offices
San Francisco remains a major hub with more than 200 steamship lines maintaining offices at the port. The concentration of shipping presence underscores the city's import and export activity, attracting maritime businesses and related services.
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Port of
San Francisco
Alleged Slayer Is Committed After Insanity Plea
Jerome Michaud a 22 year old Brunswick millworker was committed to Augusta State Hospital for observation after a murder charge involving 16 year old Shirley Rollins. Superior Court Justice Harold C Marden ordered the commitment Tuesday while Bath Municipal Court bound over the case to the January grand jury following an insanity plea. He is accused of stabbing and bludgeoning Rollins at the Topsham town dump on December 8.
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Portland
Jerome Michaud
Brunswick
Topsham
Augusta State Hospital
Superior Court
Harold C. Marden
Michaud
Bath Municipal Court
Shirley Rollins
Assumption Sodality Preparing Baskets for Christmas
Mrs. Frank Carey president of St Mary Assumption sodality says donations for Christmas baskets are welcome. Canned food cash or gifts may be left at St Mary Parish hall Thursday between 7 and 9 p.m. Mrs Albert J Beaudoin chair and committee will receive donations.
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Frank Carey
St. Mary Assumption
Thief Steals Christmas Cards From Bochenek Car
A Detroit man Joseph Bochenek had 40 postmarked Christmas cards in a paper bag in his parked car when a thief stole the bag from the vehicle. The incident occurred Tuesday as Bochenek bought 40 stamps at a drug store.
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Detroit
Joseph Bochenek
Bochenek
Nixon Asked For Alternative On Katanga
Two Democratic senators pressed Nixon to propose a real alternative to Kennedy's Katanga policy. Humphrey warned that secession could invite communism, while Sparkman questioned Nixon's plan and urged what he would do instead. Nixon accused the Congo clash of lining up with the Soviet bloc. Humphrey said Adoula and Tshombe both oppose communism and could form a united anti communist government.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
U.N
Katanga
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Nixon
GOP
Congo
Humphrey
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Los Angeles Times Mirror
United States
Soviet Union
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Adoula
Waggoner Wins in Louisiana Landslide for Opposition
In north west Louisiana's 4th District Joe Waggoner a staunch segregationist and conservative Democrat defeated Republican Charlton H Lyons Sr by a tight margin. Waggoner 33846 Lyons 28275 a Democrat who bolted from Kennedy alignment. He will fill the late Rep Overton Brooks's term through January 1963.
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Shreveport
Joe Waggoner
Congress
Waggoner
Charlton H. Lyons
Louisiana
Lyons
Plain Dealine
State Board of Education
Overton Brooks
Wasgoner
S. Lyons
Flynn Leaves $1.8 Million Estate to Widow
New York court papers estimate the late Errol Flynn’s estate at more than 1.8 million dollars. The bulk of the probate goes to his widow, Patrice Wymore Flynn, according to attorneys.
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New York
Errol Flynn
Patrice Wymore Flynn
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