Personal Briefs From Saco Area Citizens News
Local notices list residents and visitors at a string of places including Trull hospital Webber hospital and Edgewater hotel Old Orchard Beach Biddeford Pool and Biddeford. Entries name patients vacationers and moving plans plus a funeral notice for Pierre G Guay and a niece Doris Guay.
Portland Weather Brief With Light Rain Likely
A dark and threatening Portland forecast reports mostly cloudy skies this afternoon and night with little temperature change. Occasional light rain possible in Zone 1 tonight. Thursday brings more clouds and showers. Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph becoming light and variable tonight. Zone 1 temperatures 76 to 60.
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Portland
Club Calendar VFW Auxiliary Meeting in Kennebunk
The VFW auxiliary of Kennebunk will meet tonight at the home on Fletcher Street.
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VFW
Kennebunk
Fletcher Street
Ennebunk
Church committees and choirs schedule in Saco
The pulpit committee of the Saco United Baptist church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30. The Foss Street Methodist church choir will rehearse Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church.
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Saco United
Foss Street Methodist Church
Community notices from Hamilton Memorial and Salvation Army
The public reading room at Christian Science Society Hamilton Memorial 42 Beach Street Laco opens Thursday 2 to 4 PM. Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army Junior Songsters meet Thursday 3 30 PM. Junior and Senior Timbrels meet tomorrow 4 40 PM. Salvation Army Home League meets Thursday 7 30 PM at the hall.
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The
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Laco
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Salvation Home League
Salvation Army Hall
Maine Soldier On Trial Today
Pvt Gordon J Thompson Jr 18 of Stockton Maine faces a general court martial on a murder charge at Ft Monmouth N J. Police say he admitted striking John J Norris Jr with a heavy object in a Ft Monmouth barracks Feb 22 then dumped the body in a field at Sandy Point Maine. He was jailed at Chickasha Okla Feb 28 for reckless driving and faces potential death if convicted.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Gordon J. Thompson Jr
Stockton
Maine
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
John J. Norris Jr
Thompson
Chickasha
Norris
Ft. Monmouth Barracks
Sandy Point
Fashion show shortened amid protests and edits
The Integrated Committee for the show cited a 30 minute reduction of the fashion segment and protests as reasons. Fashion editors who signed the protest petition included 12 individuals.
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Conrtmue
Age Ome Committee
William O'Brien Funeral Rites Held in Boston
Funeral services for William O'Brien summer resident of Cedar avenue Old Orchard Beach were conducted at St Cecilia Church Boston with a solemn high requiem mass. Burial followed in Cambridge Mass. He died Friday evening at his Belvedere street residence Boston. a carpenter by trade. Survivors include his widow Mary Mahoney a daughter Mrs Frank Gould Arlington Mass and two sons William and David O'Brien Cambridge Mass. Relatives from Biddeford attended the funeral del Memorial Drive Mr and Mrs Raymond Kelleher and daughters Marjorie Patricia.
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Florence Bean
Bradley Street
Saco
Trull Hospital
Maurice Chappell
Elm Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Old Orchard Beach
Jeanne
Renee Beriau
Quebec
Bernard
Edgewater Hotel
Pierre Beriau
Canada
Barbara Hatch
Elmira
N. Y
Charles Hatch
Thornton Hall
Irene Auger
York County Savings Bank
Biddeford Pool
Theresa McSweeney
Kennebunk
Doris M. Thomas
Forest Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Jacqueline Turgeon
U. S
Norfolk
Wilfrid Turgeon
Hills Beach
Michael Sullivan
South Street
Raymond Larivee
Linda
Carol
Kathy
Manchester
Lakewood
Robert Whitten
Union Street
Piddeford
Clemson
S. C
Saco-Lowell
Whitten
Paul Casavant
Journal
Boston Naval Base
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
Richard C. Lumb
Lawrence J. Lumb
Hall Avenue
Thornton Academy
Rose Alma
Lydia Champoux
Quimby Street
Arthur Beaupre
Gerard
Doris
High Street
Sherbrook
Victoriaville
Arthabaska
Can
Charles Doyon
Dovyon
William O'Brien
William O’brien
Cedar Avenue
St. Cecilia Church
Boston
Mass
Cambridge
Belvedere Street
Mary Mahoney
Fatima Circle Holds Meeting At Biddeford
Our Lady of Fatime circle Daughters of Isabela met at St John hall Biddeford on Adams street last night. The group announced monthly meetings on the second Tuesday and noted the August session on Aug 11 at 8 pm. Regent Mrs Rene Roy led the routine gathering and no actions were taken, to be revisited in August.
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Our Lady of Fatime Circle
Daughters of Isabela
St. John Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Rene Roy
New Record System Implemented in Biddeford
Biddeford city clerk Ralph Binette announced a new recording system for births and deaths. Hospital copies will be filed separately and information transferred to cards, replacing monthly ledger transfers. The system aims to be more efficient and accurate, and is similar to state practice.
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Ralph Binette
Biddeford
Binette
Youth Drowns Demonstrating Swim Skill at Fort Kent
Drake Drake, 15, son of Forest Warden Stanley Drake, drowned yesterday while attempting a swim across the Fish River in Fort Kent. Friends watched as he swam but he went under on the return, and assistance arrived too late.
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Fort Kent
Gorden
Drake
Stanley Drake
Fish River
Probe Of Jail Goes To Grand Jury In Maine
The Cumberland County Jail investigation will be turned over to a grand jury in September. County Attorney Arthur Chapman Jr. said evidence may be criminal. Attorney General Frank Hancock noted the report andsurvey strengthen view that district jails should serve Maine. The 100 year old jail is in disrepair with poor sanitation and lax administration.
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Augusta
Cumberland County
Arthur Chapman Jr
Chapman
Frank Hancock
Hancock
Institutional Services Dept
Maine
Cumberland
Institutional Services
Cement Firm Grants Pay Hike in New Contract
THOMASTON P A A 10 cent an hour wage increase is included in a new contract between Dragon Cement Co and United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers Union Local 35. The contract runs from May of this year to May 1 1961 with a retroactive clause. New pay scales range from 1.16 dollars per hour for laborers to 2.61 dollars per hour for top skill jobs.
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Thomaston P
Dragon Cement Co
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers Union
Return of Durham New York Check in Tax Office
A Beatrice Unthank check received by the Durham tax collector could not be accepted and is being returned to her. she resides in Durham New York.
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Durham
N. C
Beatrice Unthank
Unthank
N. Y
Regional ties span U S states by geographic grouping
The breakdown lists 10 participants from the Northeast, 6 from the Midwest, 3 from the Southwest, 6 from the Far West, and 6 from the South, outlining regional representation across the event.
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Midwest
Almonds Majority Increases In Virginia Senate
RICHMOND AP The Democrats' split over Gov. Lindsay Almond Jr. school plan shaped primary results. Almond supporters won four races with the segregation issue as a factor while House margins may tighten to five votes. Hunt Whitehead was defeated as a dean South supporter of the plan.
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Richmond
Virginia Senate
Lindsay Almond Jr
Almond
House of Delegates
Senate
Hunt Whitehead
Pittsylvania
Paradis Relations Hold Family Reunion in Biddeford
A large Paradis family reunion was hosted by Mr and Mrs George Paradis at 365 Elm Street Biddeford. Attendees included Rev Mother Raoul a food Shepherd member, Atty Ralph Paradis and family Boston Oscar Paradis Bristol Myers Co New York George Paradis engineer North Haven Copn Dr Reynard Paradis Belmont Leo Paradis Monsanto Springfield Rev Sr St Oscar Biddeford with a buffet lunch served by Mrs Paradis and helpers.
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George Paradis
Elm Street
Biddeford
Mother Raoul
Bay View
van Buren
Ralph Paradis
Boston
Mass
Oscar Paradis
Bristol-Myers Company
New York
North Haven
Strawberry Festival Planned At Port
Festival postponed from last Sunday by the Ladies of the First Congregational church of Kennebunkport will be held this Sunday.
Welcoming Banner Erected on Biddeford Main Street
A 30 by 22 foot banner welcoming visitors to Biddeford was hung on Main Street near City Square. Merchants helped obtain the sign and Biddeford firemen mounted it yesterday before the Canadian days start tomorrow.
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Biddeford
Main Street
City Square
Steelworkers union talks move toward federal mediation
The United Steelworkers of America with 500000 members and families faces a strike, as union chief McDonald, said to have stayed up late, planned a news conference later today. Joseph Finnegan of the Mediation and Conciliation Service prepared to meet industry negotiators midafternoon before a broader federal mediation effort.
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United Steelworkers of America
Goldberg
McDonald
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Adah Chapter Star Club Tea Held Amid Rain Outlook
Heavy rain and thunderstorms sweep broad areas with record July totals in Atlantic City and Savannah while dry spots appear along the Pacific Coast and Great Lakes. The Adah chapter CES third annual tea was hosted at Biddeford Pool with many past matrons and guests signing the guest book.
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Seaboard
New England
Carolinas
Atlantic City
N.J
Blackstone
Savannah
Pacific Coast
Central Plains
Great Lakes Region
Virginia
Florida
Star Club
Adah
Arnold Calderwood
Biddeford Pool
Gertrude Davis
Helen LeGallee
Edna Woodman
Lois Burnham
Marion Dexheimer
Arlene Johnson
Frances Smith
Lewis Lachance
Orville Pollard
Thomas Parady
Paul Peck
Ruby Packard
Debra Peck
Catherine Carter
Bertha Butler
Ralph Goldthwaite
James D. Day
Helene Colesworthy
R. S. Doughty
C. R. Appleby
James A. Helms
Susan E. Le'Gallee
Florence Mooney
William Beety
George Harpoothan
Harold Clark
Edythe Marston
Helen Daly
Albert Wentworth
A. D. Davis
Albert Beaudoin
George Rooman
Robert Johnson
Daniel Burnham
Everett Johnson
Hartwell Blanchard
Hazel W. Eastwood
Eva Thompson
L. Gertrude Wight
Geraldine Durant
Gertrude Leonard
Louise Bruns
Anne Horsman
Anne D. Lublinsky
Flora Anderson
Lillian Jagger
May P. Russell
Blanche E. Hobbs
Louise Mallinson
Florence D. Evans
Alice P. Snow
Helen D. Parks
Bertha Goodwin
Margaret Johnson
Agnes Swett
Carleton Banks
Saco Policemen To Attend State Training School
Two Saco police officers will attend a three week training at Camp Keyes Augusta from September 16 to October 6. Chief Raymond Kerry announced the invitation from Col. Robert Marx of the State Police. The cost is 20 dollars a week per officer, covered by the city's police appropriation.
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Saco
Camp Keyes
Augusta
Raymond Kerry
Kerry
Patciman
Norman Lombard
Robert Marx
Representative Indignant Over Son Arrest in Omaha Case
Washington reports Rep. William H Meyer of VI denounces a federal judge for a six month sentence given to his son Karl Meyer 22 for trespassing at a missile base site in Omaha Nebraska. The judge had suspended a prior fine, then rearrested Meyer after he returned to the site asserting judicial dictatorship.
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Washington
Omaha
Neb
William H. Meyer
DVI
Karl M. Meyer
Richard E. Robinson
Young Meyer
Meyer
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Robinson
Rigney Credits Young Pitchers With Success
PHILADELPHIA Manager Bill Rigney praised the San Francisco Giants as front runners for the National League pennant saying they have a young club and six pitching arms. He noted a tight race with Milwaukee Los Angeles and Pittsburgh and warned the other clubs remain capable. Rain washed out a Tuesday twi night doubleheader. a single game and a Thursday twi night doubleheader were set. The six pitchers cited were Mike McCormick Johnny Antonelli Sam Jones Eddie Fisher Jack Sanford and Stu Miller.
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Philadelphia
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Rigney
Mike McCormick
Johnny Antonelli
Sam Jones
Eddie Fisher
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
Hillman elected Augusta legislative panel chair
Sen Earle Hillman of Bangor was elected chairman of the Legislative Research committee with Rep Robert Wade of Auburn as vice chairman. The interim study arm has 19 topics, including a major review of Maine's tax structure, to tackle before the next legislative session.
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Hillman
Augusta
Earle Hillman
Bangor
Legislative Research Committee
Rep
Robert Wade
Auburn
House
Eisenhower Seeks Steps to Speed End of Strike
President Eisenhower urges prompt action to resume negotiations and settle the strike quickly. He directs officials to intervene and keep talks alive to reach an early settlement.
Long to resume Western vacation trip
Gov Earl K Long of Louisiana plans to resume his Western vacation today after a tumultuous stay in Fort Worth. A 63 year old described himself as very sick yet kept a full schedule of conferences with key political advisors from Louisiana after a late night dinner and party. He has recently been in and out of three mental hospitals over the last two months.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Ex-Con Chenette linked to 2nd suspect in Canada case
Ex convict Chenette, identified with mug shots, aided by Massachusetts police, remains under investigation for a fatal shooting and robbery of a Canadian couple at Old Orchard Beach. Robert G. Brown, 41, of Laconia NH, is the man suspected to have fired the shot. Brown and Chenette fled the scene in a green panel truck, later abandoned near a Biddeford garage. Police plan further questioning as they pursue the partner.
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Route 128
Westwood
Mass
Richard Cohan
Chenette
Old Orchard Beach
Thursda
Boston
Robert G. Brown
Laconia
N. H
Lise Couture
Brown
Concord
Couture
Concord Police
New Hampshire State
Chief Murphy
Bruton
Biddeford
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Alfred
Wilson
Race tension in Harlem sparks outcry after city meeting
In Harlem Manhattan, race tension rises following a near riot after two police officers were shot and a woman was allegedly beaten. Police say an Italian Puerto Rican woman, Carmela Caviglione, resisted arrest and fled in a car striking a fence, triggering a messy crowd and rumors of police brutality. About 500 angry residents gathered outside the precinct as officers restrained the crowd and the woman faced a summons.
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New York
Manhattan
Harlem
Hulan E. Jack
Jack
City Hall
Stephen P .Kennedy
Carmela Caviglione
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Steel Strike
New York stocks rose moderately with gains in steels nonferrous metals chemicals and electronics. The Associated Press average gained nearly a half point as major issues including U S Steel Youngstown Sheet and Lukens rose while rails eased and airlines and other sectors mixed.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens Steel
Lukens
Johns-Manville
Mag‘ma
Kennecott
Associated Press
U.S
Judge imposes conditions on teen shoplifters in Biddeford case
Judge Spill outlined requirements for the teen girls charged with shoplifting. They must alert others to stop stealing, refrain from each other, avoid stores without an adult guardian until October 1, attend parish priest visits weekly, and be home by 8 30 or streetlights, whichever is later. Police commended for work.
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Spill
Biddeford
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American Express Travelers
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