Furnace Bought By Arundel Grange Meeting Note
Arundel Grange led by Ruth Clough discussed a newly purchased furnace now partially installed. State Deputy Richard Burke and State Juvenile Deputy Mrs. June Burke attended with Lebanon Grange. Dorothy Clough, secretary, returned home from Maine Osteopathic Hospital. Bernard Bunnell and Roy Boston were patients there. Ann Cluff won the mystery prize. Lois Johnson directed games. refreshments by Neil and Mrs. Johnson. Next meeting Jan 24 with Eleanor Merrill in charge of refreshments.
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Arundel
Ruth Clough
Arundel Grange
Richard Burke
June Burke
Lebanon Grange
Dorothy Clough
Kennebunkport
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Bernard Bunnell
Roy Boston
Ann Cluff
Home Economics Committee
Lois Johnson
Neil Johnson
Eleanor Merrill
Whisky tax value lowered in Kentucky warehouses
Kentucky whisky stored in state warehouses sees a tax valuation cut from 28 to 27 dollars per barrel. Revenue Commissioner James Marcum says the whisky market weakened and the state aims to equalize whisky assessments with other tangible property.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
James Marcum
Six Killed On N E Highways
Six people died on New England roads over the weekend with Maine and Vermont tallying no fatalities. Rhode Island and New Hampshire each reported two deaths, Massachusetts and Connecticut one each. Victims include William Cookson 79 of Woodbury Vermont killed after alighting from a car in Tyngsboro Massachusetts, John Enos 25 of West Warwick Rhode Island killed when his car hit a porch pillar, Richard H Mains 23 of Providence Rhode Island killed when his car went through a guard rail and into a ditch at East Greenwich, Rhode Island, William L Radhel 38 of Pomfret Connecticut killed in a collision with a freight train at a crossing in Killingly Connecticut, Lois A Farina 19 of Montclair New Jersey a student in New Hampshire killed when hit on Route 3 in Hooksett, and Lynda Burke 12 of Bartlett New Hampshire killed while walking on Route 302 in Bartlett.
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Boston
New England
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
William Cookson
Woodbury
Tyngsboro
Mass
John Enos
New Haven
Lois A. Farina
Monmouth
N.J
Hooksett
Lynda Burke
Bartlett
N. H
Le Foyer Whist Winners Announced
Le Foyer whist parties at 97 Alfred St Biddeford were led by Lucien C Ruel and prize lists named many winners across two sessions. High score prizes went to Alice Drouin and Alphonsine Bolduc with numerous other score and consolation awards to Beaulieu, Chouinard, Ruel, Galiant, and others. Next events are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at 7 30 p m. A Kennedy coin feature explains the new 50 cent piece likeness of John F Kennedy with LIBERTY IN GOD WE TRUST and the year on the obverse.
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le Foyer
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Bernice Beaulieu
Leona Sinclair
Jeanne Lasante
Bertha Desrosiers
Rolande Villeneuve
Claudia Beaudoin
Diane Ruel
Preeille Ruel
Ronald Ruel
Leo Marcoux
Rosaire Chouinard
Medley Beaulieu
Nora Beaulieu
Katherine Beaulieu
Lucien C. Ruel
Henry Saucier
Armand Turgeon
Alphonsine Bolduc
Alphee Lemay
Willard Beaulieu
Yvonne Dumas
Eva Girard
Germaine Beaulieu
Coronz Gallant
Madeleine Jarriz
Arthur Bolduc
Donald Chalout
Carrie Tapley
Anna Cote
Medley Beaudiieu
Josephine Camden
Alfred Dumas
Donat Barabe
Hindu Moslem violence explodes across India and Pakistan
The theft of a sacred Moslem relic in Kashmir triggered the worst Hindu Moslem violence since 1947. Hindus kill Moslems in Calcutta while Moslems strike back in East Pakistan villages. Official tolls show 75 dead in Calcutta and at least 29 in East Pakistan with refugees flooding the city.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Indian Subcontinent
Calcutta
East
Pakistan
British
Subcontinent
East Pakistan
Srinagar
Mohammad
Khulna
Stolen Kennebunk Car Is Recovered
Everett Chaplin reported his 1953 automobile stolen after a 2 a m sighting on Brown Street. State and local police chased. Wells police received a tip from children at Tatic Road in Wells. Christensen Ford Sales wrecker towed and returned the car to its owner.
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Kennebunk
Everett Chaplin
Pleasant Street
Brown Street
Tatic
Wells
Christensen Ford Sales
Portland Road
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court Portland Maine
Kenneth R. King of Saco a carpenter and Edwina FE King of Saco a house wife filed bankruptcy petitions with debts totaling 12 447 and 3 738 assets 2 980 and 200 exempt. Robert L. Pomerleau of Biddeford a packer reported debts 1 503 assets 350 with 200 exempt.
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U. S. District Court
Portland
Kenneth R. King
Saco Carpenter
Edwina FE. King
Saco
Robert L. Pomerleau
Biddeford Packer
Attleboro Blast Rocks Thompson Chemical Co Area
Nearby residents describe a massive blast at the Thompson Chemical Co plant in Attleboro. Richard Blake saw the roof lift and crash onto the road as flames spread, damaging multiple homes and leaving Finberg Elementary School heavily damaged.
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Attleboro
Attleboro, Mass
Richard Blake
Oak Hill Avenue
Thompson Chemical Co
Blake
Donald T. Bliss
Rattleboro
State Assessor Guest Speaker at Saco Tax Group
The Saco Taxpayers Protective Association will host David A. Brown from the State Bureau of Taxation as guest speaker at the monthly meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the G A R Hall. Mayor Kelan, councilors, assessors board members, and candidates for chief assessor may attend. The meeting is open to the public.
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Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
David A. Brown
State Bureau of Taxation
G.A.R. Hall
Brown
J. E. Kelan
Board of
Beena
Robert Cassette
Ape A Maton
Brunswick
Whist Party at St. Andre’s Church Benefits Vocational Fund
A whist party hosted by the VFW Auxiliary at St. Andre’s Church basement raised funds for the vocational fund. A birthday cake was awarded to Mrs. Rolande Turgeon. Winners included Patricia Lapointe, John Berthiaume, Conrad Nolette, and many others. A second party is planned for January 25 in the church basement.
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Rolande Turgeon
St. Andre’s
Vocational Fund
Patricia Lapointe
John Berthiaume
Conrad Nolette
Antoinette Emond
Victor Fleurant
Rachel Plante
Lina Fecteau
Constance Martel
Visilda Gagnon
Delia Lepine
Armand Turgeon
Paul Lapointe
Alph
Oklahoma towns share names with world capitals and Kremlin
Oklahoma hosts a town named for a country and three villages named Berlin Lima and Washington plus a Kremlin in the state. The curiosities highlight how place names reflect global references across Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
America
Okla
Berlin
Lima
Washington
Kremlin
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Jack Olson
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Hebronville
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