Local Notices From Saco Biddeford And Weymouth Area
Miss Nancy Paquette a patient at Webber hospital Emer son avenue Saco. Lionel FE Credit Arundel a surgical patient at Webber hospital. Mr and Mrs Harvey Cookson Biddeford returned home after funeral in Canada. Michael Grant 11 son of Mr and Mrs Roger Grant Pine street Saco returned home after surgery at Webber. Miss Nancy M Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence N Davis Pool road Biddeford returned to Nassau college Springvale after vacation at home.
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Nancy Paquette
Emerson Avenue
Saco
Webber Hospital
Lionel FE. Credit
Arundel
Harvey Cookson
School Street
Biddeford
Nancy M. Davis
Lawrence N. Davis
Pool Road
Nassau College
Springvale
Obituary for James Fitzgibbon of Old Orchard Beach
James Fitzgibbon 70 of Old Orchard Beach died yesterday morning at Fairfield after a long residence here. Born in Boston May 23 1890 he was a machinist at York Mills and Saco-Lowell shops for 15 years. He was a Knights of Columbus member and St Margaret parish, survived by family including two sons two daughters and nine grandchildren. Funeral set for Friday at 9 a m from St Margaret church. Friends may call today and tomorrow at Cosgrove Funeral Home Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fitzgibbon
Old Orchard Beach
Fairfield
Boston
James and
Mary (Smith) Fitzgibbon
York Mills
Saco-Lowell
James J. Mullen
Knightsof Columbus
St. Margaret Parish
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm Street
Biddeford
Conservative Baptist prayer meeting and church activities in Saco and Biddeford
The second Conservative Baptist prayer meeting led by Rev. John E. Fickett will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m at 38 Beach Street Saco with hymn singing and prayer. The Biddeford United Baptist Youth Fellowship hosts a Friday valentine party 7 9 p m. Sunday meetings follow at 6 30 p m and junior choir at 6. Christ church Biddeford confirmation class Thursday 10 a m. Saco First Parish Congregational women serve baked ham and bean supper Saturday 5 30 7 p m at the parish house Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Fickett
Beach Street
Saco
Fickett
New Church
Biddeford
Christ Church, Biddeford
Women's Fellowship
Saco First Parish
Aco
Past Matrons to Hold Supper Meeting in Biddeford
The Past Matrons association of Adah chapter Order of the Eastern Star will host a supper meeting Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs Edna Woodman’s home Graham street Biddeford replacing the previously announced location.
Biddeford Man Dies After Boston Street Assault
Donat Gaulin, 54, a former Biddeford resident, died at a Boston hospital after an assault on a Massachusetts street. Police said he suffered a cerebral concussion and did not regain consciousness.
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Donat Gaulin
Biddeford
Boston
Massachusetts
Gaulin
Maine lawmakers propose taxes on eggs and insurance
Income Tax continued from Page One reports bills by Rep. Jerome G. Plante to exempt electricity and water from sales tax. Rep. George B. Finley filed a bill to levy one cent a dozen on Maine eggs for industry promotion. Additional measures include a 2.5 percent gross receipts tax on trading stamp companies and a 1 to 3 percent tax increase on insurance premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome G. Plante
Old Orchard Beach
George B. Finley
Washington
Maine
Cleveland P. Curtis
Bowdoinnam
Garland Fights for Maine Reed Conference Plans
Congressman Peter A. Garland will meet Governor John Reed at the Blaine mansion in Augusta for a luncheon conference on federal state program cooperation. The Maine delegation plans letters on North East Airlines service and President Kennedy oil imports, with Udall fisheries laboratory staffing also discussed. Garland will speak at a Biddeford Saco chamber banquet and a Lincoln Day address for the Women’s Republican club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peter A. Garland
John Reed
Blaine Mansion
Augusta
Lloyd K. Allen
Department of Economic Development
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Clifford G. McIntire
North East Airlines
Kennedy
Interior
Stewart Udall
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Laboratory
Fitanides Case Dismissed For Lack Of Jurisdiction
Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. granted a motion to dismiss the case against attorney Theophilus A. Fitanides of Saco for lack of jurisdiction. The speeding case was ordered to be heard in Old Orchard Beach by Supreme Court Justice Walter Tapley, with potential issues over where a new warrant could be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wilson, Jr
Saco Municipal Court
Atty
Theophilus A. Fitanides
Saco
Wilson
John Clark
Old Orchard Beach
Fitanides
Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice Court
Supreme Court
Walter M. Tapley
Beach Court
Wesley M. Mewer
Florida
John Harvey
Hilary F. Mahaney
Mahaney
Tapley
Antitrust Case Details on GE and Westinghouse Fines
The article reports on antitrust actions with $55,000 fines for sixteen GE executives and two jailed, plus $27,000 fines for fourteen Westinghouse officials with two jailed. It notes the industry provides essential power equipment for transmission and household use, underpinning submarines, battleships, reactors, and dams, amid reference to Judge Ganey.
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House
Westinghouse
U.S
Ganey
Weather Forecast for Portland and Nearby Areas
This afternoon will be fair and warmer with southwest winds at 15 to 20 mph. Tonight remains fair with little temperature change and light wind shifts. Thursday continues fair with small temperature changes. high 36-42 in Zone 1. Overnight lows vary by location from Caribou to Montreal with readings from 2 to 17 degrees.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Castro Spurs Bitter Drive Against Clergy
In Havana Fidel Castros regime escalated anti clerical rhetoric with Defense Minister Raul Castro accusing Catholic priests of bomb plots. He cited a priest allegedly planting a bomb and a priest arrested while trying to join Dominican invaders. The rally followed a Miramar blast as forces mass for a possible crackdown in the Escambray Mountains, with rebels described as best armed since Batista, amid a tense security clampdown.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul Castro
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Francisco Fran
Miramar
Raul
Escambray
Las Villas
Fulgencio Batista
Three Men Charged In Biddeford Petty Thefts
Three area men faced charges of petty larceny in Biddeford Municipal Court as Judge Simon Spill continued the cases to 4 PM. Edward A. Berrigan of Saco allegedly stole a baby crib mattress and high chair from Potter's Furniture for 42.97. Donald R. Thorpe of Old Orchard Beach allegedly took a Hollywood bed frame and headboard worth 80.45. Bernard A. Leauzon of Saco allegedly pilfered a wall extension lamp worth 3. Arnold Potter, store proprietor, filed the complaint. Attorney Edward Caron asked for continuances for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Spill
Biddeford
Edward A. Berrigan
Union Street
Saco
Potter's Furniture
Donald R. Thorpe
Fort Hill Avenue
Old Orchard Beech
Hollywood
Bernard A. Leauzon
Jenkins Road
Arnold Potter
Atty Edward Caron
Maine student earns Merit Scholar finalist status
Deborah Allen from BHS is named a Merit Scholars finalist among a small group of high school seniors. Finalists compete for four year Merit scholarships worth 100 to 1500 dollars annually based on financial need. Awards come from Merit corporations and sponsoring groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen
Maine Teachers Association
Science Research Associates
MTA
Deborah Allen
Lynn Carp
James Reilly
Neil Lariviere
Robert Jacobs
Peter Aflen
Sandra Griffin
Richard Hayford
Carl Hevey
Marie McMorran
Perley Perkins
Donna Poirier
Laurent Ruel
Journal want ads workers face shocking violations
A passage notes violations described as shocking involving journal want ads workers, indicating concerns raised about labor or employment practices and calling attention to problematic conditions. The text emphasizes the human impact and prompts scrutiny of industry standards.
Owen-Davis Post Endorses Two Saco School Projects
The bi monthly American Legion Owen-Davis post meeting endorsed two Saco school projects a coloring contest and a four safety point memorization plan with prizes for essay and coloring. It also advanced a Navy proclamation project with students coloring the states on a map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
American Legion
Owen-Davis Post
Navy
U. S
Myron Campbell
Maine
Maurice Parisien
Joseph Cormier
Our Lady of Victory Society
Pineland Training Center
March of Dimes and Heart Funds
Arthur Hoover
Hartley Bridges
Arthur McCarthy
Robert Lamontagne
Joseph Sterling
Robertson Elected President of Maine Education Foundation
Robertson named president of the Higher Education Assistance Foundation of Maine at a Tuesday meeting. Theodore F Spear of Rumford elected vice president.
Quota Limit On Fuel Oil Ups Prices
The New England Council says fuel oil quotas raise heating costs by about 10 million dollars for the region. Executive VP Gardner A Caverly notes a 15 cent per barrel rise in residual fuel oil prices, while Sen John Pastore plans to seek a Friday amendment to ensure adequate supplies at fair prices as major handlers announce a new half cent per gallon increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Englaand
Maine
Rhode Island
Bath Daily Times Reveals Plans for New Plant
Bath Daily Times announced plans for a new plant costing from 50 000 to 60 000 dollars. The current Bath plant, in operation since 1895, will be torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Times
Bath
Bath Daily Times
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James Fitzgibbon
Frances Smith
Lois Burnham
Cong. Garland
Reed
Washington Street
Castro
BHS
America
Journal
Owen-Davis AL ‘Post
DON & Bob's Tv, Inc
Hill St
Donald Beaudoin
Robert Lapierre
Leon
Green Street
Leon Grover
Funeral Home
Alfred St
Dial
The
S & Boys
Stretchy Argyle
Men’s & Boys
Ivy League
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