Son Joins Family's Accounting Firm
Arthur M. Hoosler, son of Sven and Selma Hoosler, becomes a legal partner in Hvoslef and Hoosler, an established Biddeford accounting firm. A Northeastern graduate and member of the American Institute of Accountants, he joined July 1. The firm began 13 years ago in Biddeford with founder Sven J. Hoosler, once with the U.S. Treasury, and remains at 164 Main Street. Continued involvement of Selma Hoosler and teaching duties for Sven are noted.
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Today's Chuckle Gory home-cooked meal quip
A lighthearted strip line jokes that nothing beats a gory old fashioned home cooked meal, noting it’s not common in most homes. The quip credits Gen. Fea. Corp. and carries a playful tone typical of a humor feature.
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California Delegation Has Kennedy Backers Worried
California Governor Brown and Kennedy supporters faced a split on the first Democratic presidential ballot with Brown’s vote expected to be held back. Los Angeles figures said Brown may release California’s 81 delegates later, while Lt. Gov. Anderson sided with Stevenson signaling pressure on the Kennedy camp. Michigan Governor Williams predicted Kennedy would win the Michigan 51 votes on the opening roll, as Meyner backers opened New Jersey campaign HQ to press for their candidate.
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Maine Tax Survey Finds Limited Room for Yield Increases
Augusta Maine The initial Maine tax survey reports that current yields and bases are near maximum. It notes Maine's tax burden is high among New England states, second only to Vermont, with Maine ranking 19th nationally at 9.3 percent of personal income and no recommendations yet issued.
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Castro Angered By Sugar Slice
Fidel Castro lashed out after the United States cut Cuba sugar imports, calling Eisenhower actions hateful and urging Latin American unity. He warned Cuba will strike back using new power to seize American property in the national interest and called for a large rally at the Havana palace.
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St Francis College Names New President and Staff
St Francis college and the Franciscans announced several new appointments during a farewell testimonial for Rev Norman Thibodeau OFM who departs for St Anthony monastery in Three Rivers P Q Thibodeau served 19 years with the Franciscans including six years as college president and monastic superior New appointments include Rev Clarence Laplante as college president and community superior Rev Oscar Giroux as assistant superior and philosophy theology instructor Rev Frederick Belanger as director of Public Relations and Rev Ovide Tanguay as public relations director on leave for study All changes take effect this month Continued on Page Two
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Reed Council Approves Contracts in Augusta
Gov Reed and the Executive Council approved contracts totaling 209007 dollars. Armory expansions were let for Brunswick 57446 and Belfast 77520 with bidders C. Di Biase Co. of Portland and Peachey Builders of Augusta. The largest award funded 11 houses at Point Pleasant Indian Reservation Perry to J R Bunkler & Co. of Bangor.
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Navy blimp crashes off New Jersey in mystifying disaster
A large Navy ZPG3W blimp on a search mission crashed into the Atlantic off the New Jersey coast. One airman was killed and 17 feared dead. three crewmen survived. Survivors were rescued by fishing boats after the 403 foot airship collapsed in calm seas. The cause remained unknown, with a survivor suggesting a ruptured helium line. The blimp had been seeking the missing sloop Vat 69, part of a Bermuda race voyage. May Day distress call echoed as the yacht was found safe by a submarine.
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Semifinalists Selected In Chaos Of Beauty Contest
Miami Beach AP reports chaos surrounds Miss USA semifinalists as 15 were named from 43 American entrants while 16 walked the runway amid an onstage dispute and an Iron Curtain entrant nears arrival. Polish contestant Marchena Malinowska from Cracow expected to compete tonight.
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