Obituaries for Louise Morin and Ruby Cram
Louise A Morin 84 of 78 Prospect St Biddeford died at home after a long illness born Sept 14 1890 in Canada daughter of Napoleon and Zerila Morin educated in Canadian schools worked 45 years in local textile mills survived by two sisters Rose Paradis of Biddeford and Alice Caouette of Saco several nieces and nephews Mass at St Joseph Church Biddeford interment St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford services at Raymond G Bolduc and Sons Funeral Home Wells Ruby L Cram 77 of Post Road and formerly of Washington DC died Monday in a York hospital born March 14 1897 in Sanford daughter of Dana and Isabelle McKenney Cram retired VA law librarian in Washington over 30 years moved to Wells survived by two nephews Att y Chester D Cram Kennebunk and Richard S Cram North Berwick funeral Thursday 2 pm Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk interment Oakdale Cemetery Sanford
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Louise A. Morin
Prospect St
Biddeford
Canada
Napoleon
Zerila (Valliere) Morin
Miss Morin
Arthur
Rose) Paradis
Alice
Wells
Ruby L. Cram
Post Road
Washington, D.C
York
Sanford
Dana and
Isabelle (McKenney) Cram
North Berwick
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennebunk
Oakdale Cemetery
Isolationist Senator Wheeler Dies at 92 in Washington
Former Montana Democrat Burton K. Wheeler, a leading prewar isolationist in the Senate, dies at his home at 92 after a stroke. A veteran of four terms, he remained a Washington lawyer with his son and was active the day he died. He opposed US involvement in Europe in the 1930s and faced Roosevelt's charges of near treason. He first gained attention in 1922 during the Teapot Dome inquiry into oil reserve leases and alleged payoffs.
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Washington (Ap
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate
Montana Democrat
Wheeler
Washington
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teapot Dome
Secretary of the Interior
Social Security Admired by Advisory Council Member in New York
J Henry Smith of Equitable Life calls Social Security sound and well managed. He notes a potential raise in the taxable wage base to 24400, which would tax 93 percent of workers, though he questions its impact on the original three tier system and private pension roles.
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New York
J. Henry Smith
Government
Advisory Council On Social Security
Congress
Ut Congress
Advisory Council
Council
Smith
Detroit Auto Sales Slump Deepens in 1974
Americans bought 23 percent fewer cars in 1974 than 1973 amid the auto industry’s steepest downturn since World War II. December sales fell 25 percent from a year earlier, with 280,000 workers facing potential layoffs as plants close to trim inventories.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors
Mack Worden
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Birth Control Capsule Aims For Yearly Body Implant
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers announce a biodegradable implant that dissolves in the body to release birth control for a year. Tested in rats and dogs, it shows 100 percent effectiveness but human trials are about three years away after further animal studies.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Newborne
OES Chapter Receives Bids
An Easter Star meeting at Masonic Hall Saco features officers and visiting reps from Oklahoma and Manitoba. Invitations were extended for future Nights in Wells Springvale Orrington with dates. next meeting January 16 with Warders and Sentinels Night.
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Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Main Street
Saco
Bertha Huntress
Harold Nutter
Grand Sentinel
Richard Howard
Loraine Howard
Oklahoma
Ella Hutchins
Lyman
Manitoba
Canada
Priscilla
Wells
Clover
Springvale
Ruth
Millwee
Orrington
Theresa Tripp
Claire Scammon
Pauline Rumery
Baird Declares He Won’t Quit Abortion Fight
Birth control advocate Bill Baird on Monday denied reports he would abandon his battle for abortion rights. He sued Massachusetts to strike down a minor abortion restriction and told WNAC-TV he may pause his fight but will continue as long as he lives.
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Boston
Bill Baird
Baird
Massachusetts
U.S
Wnac-Tv
Tam
Maine Lottery Holiday Plus drawing result reported
Augusta AP reports the winning Holi day Plus number for Maine State Lottery on Monday as 3737 three seven three seven.
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Augusta
Maine
New England Weather Tapers Snow Flurries Across Region
Snow tapers to flurries in the north and east tonight with partial clearing in the southwest. Lows start in the teens in the north and reach the 20s in the south. Wednesday brings mostly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 20s to upper 30s. Concord and Burlington show mid 20s to 30s with Mt. Washington near 5.
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New Hampshire
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Lebanon
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Vermont
Burlington
Oil workers trim wage demands ahead of contract expiry
In Denver the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union cuts 30 cents per hour from the proposed wage in each of three years and keeps a 50 cent catch-up demand. The union represents 60,000 oil workers and could strike if talks fail, though reserves would cushion consumer impact for about 30 days. The current average wage is 5.95 per hour.
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Bargaining Policy Board
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
A. F. Grospiron
Grospiron
Policy Council
Area Student on NEAI List
Ronald W. Dery of Biddeford has made the Dean's List for the first term 1974 75 at New England Aeronautical Institute and Daniel Webster Junior College in Nashua New Hampshire He is majoring in aviation management.
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Ronald W. Dery
Lionel Dery
Pike Street
Biddeford
New England Aeronautical Institute
Daniel Webster Junior College
Nashua
N.H
Dery
Funeral Directors and Funeral Homes in Saco and Biddeford
Directory snippet lists funeral homes and contact numbers including Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco Dennett and Craig 365 Main St Saco Emond and Conroy 72 Hill St Biddeford Sansoucy Blais 1 Stone St Biddeford and R Martel Director with phone lines.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
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