Portland Weather: Sunny Then Cloudy With Winds
PARTLY CLOUDY TO CLOUDY PORTLAND This afternoon mostly sunny but with cloudiness and warm easterly winds. Tuesday cloudy with showers in the morning then clearing in the afternoon with easterly winds backing to the northwest. Temperatures list several cities with overnight lows ranging from 48 in Mt. Wash to 77 in Miami.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
New York
Washington
Miami
Chicago
New Orleans
Denver
Montreal
Personal Briefs highlights Biddeford figures and visitors
Local notes list medical and surgical patients at Notre Dame hospital including Ernest Pothier Normand L heureux and Donat Lariviere. Vacations span Biddeford Stated staff at Butler's and Biddeford Savings Bank, plus residents visiting relatives in Saco Old Orchard Beach and New York. Mrs Leda Bouthot dies at 83. funeral plans set from Notre Dame de Lourdes with Cote Funeral home details.
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Ernest Pothier
Cutts Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Normand L'Heureux
Pine Street
Raymond Menard
Highland Street
Rita Dunton
Pauline Perreault
Butler's Department Store
Blanche Ryan
York Loan and Building Association
Fortunes Rocks
Willie Binette
Tony Scachette
Easley
S. C
Grace Poli
Scachetti
Wilfrid Binette
South Street
Binette
Constantine Karvonides
New York City
Nicholas Karvonides
Ferry Road
Saco
Harry Little
Omaha
Neb
New York
Robert A. Neveux
Suzanne
Denis
Richard
Lowell
Mass
Arthur J. Peloquin
Elm. Street
Henry
FE. Neveux
Alfred Street
Pierre G. Guay
Paul Guay
New Brittan
Conn
Donalda Morin
Manchester
Alfred Guay
Springfield
Francis Guay
Sanford
Allison B. Lovell, Jr
USN
Irene Hamlyn
Sanford Road
Wells
Long Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Japan
Hawaii
Hong Kong
Evening religious meetings announced for Old Orchard Beach area
In The Churrbag The Girl Guards of the Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army will meet tomorrow evening at 6 30 Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army will hold a prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 45 p m A midweek service for prayer and Bible study will be held Tuesday at 7 30 at the Saco United Baptist church with Rev Frances E Porter as leader The Village Baptist church Spring street Kennebunkwort will hold an informal Youth meet tonight at 8 in the vestry There will be games devotions and fellowship for senior young people Guglielmo Marconi inventor of the wireless first believed that his invention would work only over water.
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Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Saco United Baptist Church
Frances E. Porter
The
Village Baptist Church
Spring Street
Kennebunkwort
Guglielmo Marconi
Biddeford man Wilfrid Guertin 69 dies after illness
Wilfrid Guertin, 69, of 129 Elm Street Biddeford, died Sunday morning after a long illness. He owned Guerin's restaurant on Water Street before retiring three years ago. Survived by widow Regina Lagasse, brother Arthur Biddeford, sister Anna Hazelton Old Orchard Beach, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Emond funeral home this evening with funeral services from St. Joseph church at 8 a.m. tomorrow.
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Leda Bouthot
Horace Bouthot
Irving Street
Saco
Three Rivers
P. Q
Pascal and
Philomine (Massicotte) Soucy
Notre Dame de Lourdes
St. Anne Socality
Delore Cartier
Arthur Thompson
Waterbury Conn
Joseph Madore
Urbain Perrin
Cote Funeral Home
Beach Street
Wilfrid Guertin
Elm Street
Biddeford
Guertin
Xavier and
Anna (Lessard) Guertin
St. Joseph Parochial
St. Joseph Church
Water Street
Regina Lagasse
Arthur
Anna Hazelton
Old Orchard Beach
Emond Funeral Home
Funeral services for William J. Binette in Saco
Funeral services for William J. Binette of Mapledrive Saco were held Saturday at 1 30 p m from Dennett and Craig funeral home 365 Main Street Saco Rev Norman J Langmaid officiated Pallbearers were members of the Biddeford Saco lodge for Elks Burial was in Laurel Hill cemetery.
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William J. Binette
William JJ. Binette
Mapledrive
Saco
Dennett and Craig
Main Street
Norman J. Langmaid
Biddeford-Saco Lodge
Elks
Laurel Hill
Funeral Held For Leon Gooch At Kennebunk Home
Funeral services were held at Angels' Funeral Home in Kennebunk for Leon O. Gooch 70 husband of Marcella Gooch who died Saturday morning at his home on Summer Street Reverend Fred Holmberg officiated Burial was at Evergreen cemetery Landing Gooch a painter and former Kennebunk police officer was born in Kennebunk to John F and Louella Robinson Gooch He leaves six sons eight including John F Frank B Harry J William A Ellsworth W and others and one daughter Mrs William Lawrence plus 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren one brother one sister and several nieces and nephews
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the Angels’ Funeral Home
Dane Street
Kennebunk
Leon
Gooch
Marcella (Gasser) Gooch
Summer Street
Fred Holmberg
Christchurch
Bugjal
Evergreen Cemetery
the Landing
John F
Louella ‘Robinson Gooch
Myrtle Lodge K
Christ, Church, Kennebunk
St. Carlos
California
Frank B
Harry J
Portland
William A
Bridgeport
John Gooch
Kennebunk Landing
Priscilla Wyman
West Kennebunk
Funeral Mass for Edgar Collette at St. Andre Church
Morning service at nine began with Msgr Aime Giguere officiating assisted by Rev Hubert Paquette of Auburn as deacon and Rev Gerard J Parent as sub deacon. Mrs Laura Proulx was organist with the St Andre choir. Pallbearers included Charles Gendr on Heliodore Laverdiere Roger Painchaud Joachim Litalien Henry Wagner and Roland St Ours. Burial followed at St Joseph cemetery with Fr Parent giving grave side prayers. Out of town friends included William Lachance Adrian Lachance and others from Detroit Worcester Norwood and Kittery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre Church
Edgar Collette
Aime Giguere
Hubert Paquette
Auburn
Gerard J. Parent
Laura Proulx
St. Andre Choir
Charles Gendron
Heliodore Laverdiere
Roger Painchaud
Joachim Litalien
Henry Wagner
Roland St. Ours
Norwood
Mass
Larry Painchaud
Kittery
Connecticut Man Dies On Turnpike
Oscar Noyd, 61, of Darien Connecticut, died of an apparent heart attack on the Maine Turnpike near mile 28 late this morning. He was a passenger in a car driven by his brother-in-law Raymond F. Farrelly of Douglaston New York, returning from a weekend in Maine. Mile 2 is about two miles south of the Biddeford entrance.
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Oscar . Noyd
Darien
Diesen
Noyd
Raymond FE. Farrelly
Douglaston
S.1
N.Y
Maine
Biddeford
Amelia A Francisco 70 of Alewife dies in Kennebunk home
Amelia A Francisco 70 of Alewive died this morning at a Kennebunk convalescent home born in Prince Edward Island daughter of Thomas and Mary Burt Adams a Kennebunk Baptist church member and Lotus club member survived by her husband Joseph F Francisco two brothers Walter Adams Walden Adams two sisters Miss Viola Adams and Mrs Levy Court several nieces and nephews funeral arrangements are at Lucas funeral home York Rev Lewis Carter officiating friends may call Tuesday at the funeral home
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Amelia Florence Adams Francisco
Kennebunki
Prince Edward Island
Can
Thomas and
Mary Burt Adams
Kennebunk ‘Baptist Church
Lotus Clubs
Joseph F. Francisco
Walden Adams
North Berwick
Lucas
York
Lewis Carter
Funeral Rites for Charlie Neault Held at St Andre
Funeral services were held Saturday morning at St. Andre church for Charlie Neault. A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Robert T. Martel with Rev. Armand Neault and Rev. Gerard J. Parent assisting. Pallbearers included Robert Fleurent, Paul Poirier Jr, Bernard Poirier, and Guy Poirier. Burial followed in St. Joseph cemetery with prayers at the grave by Rev. Armand Neault. Attending friends included Mr and Mrs Maurice Poirier of Rochester New Hampshire and Rev. Armand Neault of Rumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Neault
St. Andre Church
Robert T. Martel
Armand Neault
Gerard J .Parent
Ee (Lauren) Proulx
Robert Fleurent
Paul Poirier, Jr
Bernard Poirier
Guy Poirier
St. Joseph
Maurice Poirier
Rochester
N. H
Rumford
Funeral Services for Emery Harriman Held at Most Holy Trinity
Funeral services were held this morning at 9 from Most Holy Trinity church in Saco for Emery Harriman. Rev. Maurice Boland celebrated the requiem high mass, with Rev. Fidelis Rice assisting. Miss Louise Welch played organ, William Cleary sang. Pallbearers included Daniel Hickey, George Early, Leslie Wyman, Albert Quinnam, Paul Chadbourne, and Philip Graves. Burial followed at St Mary Cemetery with prayers at the grave. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Alma Pinkham of Portland and several Scarborough and Buxton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Harriman
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Maurice Boland
Fidelis Rice
Louise Welch
William Cleary
Daniel Hickey
George Early
Leslie Wyman
Albert Quinnam
Paul Chadbourne
Philip Graves
St. Mary Cemetery
Father Boland
Alma Pinkham
Portland
Dora Emmons
Bar Mills
Cecile Pinkham
Scarborough
Maurice Pinkham
Charles Pinkham
Walter Haines Buxton
Willard Knight
Belgernon Defoe
Club and VFW Meeting Notices in Biddeford
The Catholic Order of Foresters Lafayette Court will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Forester hall on Emery Street. The Biddeford VFW will meet this evening at 8 at the City building headquarters in Biddeford.
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Council Chagnon
St. John Hall
Biddeford
Lafayette Court
Order of Foresters
Forester Hall
Emery Street
Biddeford Post
VFW
Funeral services for Louis A. Doyon held at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Louis A. Doyon were held Saturday at 9:30 at St Joseph Church with Rev Clarence Plante officiating. Deacon Rev Marc Franck and subdeacon Rev Norman Carrier assisted. Organist Mrs Diana Rousselle and the St Joseph choir provided music. Pallbearers included Al Bouchard Joseph Cadorette Roger St Ours Leonard Moore Daniel McLaughlin and Lawrence Cafarella. Interment followed at St Joseph cemetery with Fr Carter at the graveside. Out-of-town attendees named include Mr and Mrs Louis Doyon Mr and Mrs Lawrence Doyon Miss Gertrude Doyon Alfred Larochelle Joseph Larochelle Mr and Mrs Larry Lantagne Ronald Lantagne of Miami Fla Miss Marie Ann Doyon Washington DC Mr and Mrs Henri Doyon Portland Mr and Mrs Joseph Presbey and Mr and Mrs Harold Presbey Old Orchard Beach Eugene Doyon Mr and Mrs Emile Doyon Central Falls RI Mr and Mrs Daniel Michaels Mr and Mrs Larry Cafarella Mrs Leonard Doyon Westbrook North Hampton NH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Doyon
St. Joseph Church
Clarence Plante
St. Francis College
Marc Franck
Norman Carrier
Diana Rousselle
St. Joseph
al Bouchard
Joseph Cadorette
Roger St. Ours
Leonard Moore
Daniel McLaughlin
Lawrence Cafarella
St. Joseph Cemetery
Carter
Louis Doyon
Lawrence Doyon
Gertrude Doyon
Alfred Larochelle
Joseph Larochelle
Lewiston
Larry Lantagne
Ronald Lantagne
Miami
Fla
Marie Ann Doyon
Washington, D. C
Henri Doyon
Portland
Joseph Presbey
Harold Presbey
Old Orchard Beach
Eugene Doyon
Emile Doyon
Central Falls
R. I
Daniel Michaels
New York
Larry Cafarella
Leonard Doyon
Westbrook
North Hampton
N. H
Baghdad cleric Kassem redoubles stance amid Kirkuk clashes
At St Mary Church in Baghdad, Coun. Ome Kassem denounced Kirkuk violence and pledged army obedience to orders from headquarters. He reorganized his cabinet on the eve of an anniversary, resisting Communist calls for open participation while facing Arab nationalist and Communist pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassem
Kirkuk
Iraq
U.A.R
Nasser
Miss Alexander Weds Frank M Adams at Auburn Church
Miss Helen J. Alexander of Saco and Frank M. Adams of Bowdoinham married Thursday evening at Court Street Baptist Church Auburn in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Bishop Covell. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mary Alexander, wore a powder blue gown with floral appliques and carried an orchid. The couple will reside at 16 Highland Avenue, Auburn after a wedding trip. Attendees from the area included Mrs. Melvin E. Wilbur and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Wilbur and daughters.
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Court Street ‘Baptist Church
Auburn
Helen J. Alexander
Saco
Frank M. Adams
Bowdeinham
Bishop Covell
H. Cole Thebride
Mary Alexander
Robert E. Alexander
Thornton Academy
Central Maine General Hospital School of Nursing
Lewiston
University of Maine
Rowland Hastings
Donald Adams
Highland Avenue
Melvin E. Wilbur
Melvin R. Wilbur
Beverly
Diane
Biddeford
Admiral Leahy Taken By Death
Admiral William Daniel Leahy senior naval officer and diplomat died at Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland of a cerebral vascular accident at age 44 He served from 1897 through four wars including Spanish American Philippine insurrection and Boxer uprising He rose to five star rank as chief of naval operations in 1937 and held posts as Governor of Puerto Rico ambassador to France and chief of staff to the commander in chief during World War II
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Washington
William Daniel Leahy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Navy
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
Leahy
Hampton
Iowa
Man Is Injured In Pike Crash
Gardiner State Police report an aluminum Turnpike guard rail penetrated the full length of a car when driver Robert Thornton, 27, fell asleep at the Gardiner Interchange. The vehicle left the road and struck the rail end, injuring the occupant as the radiator and engine were breached.
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Gardiner
Gerald Margeson
Robert Thornton
St Joseph Choir Elects New Officers After Meeting
The St Joseph church choir elected officers yesterday morning with Jean L. F. Provencher as president Gerard Gendr on as vice president Roland Levasseur as secretary treasurer and Arthur Lavoie as librarian The choir director Andre Perreault thanked members for their cooperation During the meeting the group then boarded a chartered bus to attend a Red Sox versus Cleveland Indians baseball game.
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St. Joseph Church
Jean L. F. Provencher
Gerard Gendron
Roland Levasseur
Arthur Lavoie
Andre Perreault
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Employment Office Reports Drop In Claims
The local employment security director Francis Coughlin reports a slight drop in first time claims with 1,067 people applying for benefits last week, 48 fewer than the 1,115 the prior week. He expects the downward trend to continue over the next few days.
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Francis Coughlin
Coughlin
Biddeford Man to Withdraw Appeal in Assault Case
Joseph Albert Paulhus 22 of 30 Washington Street Biddeford planned to withdraw his appeal of a six month jail sentence for assault and battery handed down by Judge Simon Spill in Biddeford Municipal Court. He was bound over to the September term of York County Superior Court on $1000 bail. Police Chief Edgar Sevigny left for Alfred to return him to Biddeford to withdraw the appeal.
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Joseph Albert Paulhus
Washington Street
Biddeford
Paulhus
Simon Spill
Alfred
York
Ep 4
Edgar Sevigny
Paullus
New Police Cruiser Bought For Saco
Saco police have acquired a 1959 Dodge police cruiser to replace the 1958 Pontiac. The black and white unit, bought from Towle's Garage on Scammon Street, features an automatic transmission instead of the previous standard shift.
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Saco
Towle
Scammon Street
First Atomic Merchant Ship To Be Launched
Camden reports the NS Savannah, the first American nuclear powered merchant ship, sits 60 to 70 percent complete at New York Shipbuilding. Launch set for Tuesday with Mrs. Eisenhower expected to christen the prow. The vessel serves as a peaceful energy demonstration and prototype, costing about 40.95 million dollars. future ships are expected to be economically competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N.J
Savannah
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
John J. Allen
Commerce For Transportation
Allen
Compromise Talks Advance on German Reunification Path
Delegations from both German states resume contact to advance a political settlement. The conference will meet periodically at agreed levels and locations and may form special groups to handle questions under their mandate. At NATO and allied headquarters, Herter Selwyn Lloyd and Maurice Couve de Murville pressed Gromyko to lower demands as a path to a ceasefire deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Herter
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
Gromyko
Biddeford Girl Sentenced at State School for Girls
A 15 year old girl from Biddeford was sentenced by Recorder Gerald Nason in Biddeford Juvenile Court to serve a term at the State School for Girls in Hallowell. The report notes the incident involved a vehicle projection about 10 feet beyond the bumper and a crash that may have left Margeson with a broken rib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
State School For Girls
Hallowell
Gerald Nason
Skowhegan
Journal
Margeson
Thornton
Eight Cases Heard Today In Saco Court
Two men fined for fishing violations in Saco municipal court. Melvin K. Barrall of Media Pennsylvania paid a $15 fine for fishing within 150 feet of Skelton dam on the Saco river. Robert V. Cloutier of Saco paid $10 for fishing without a license on the Saco river. Additional actions included speeding fines for Louis Dagnet and Albert Eldotte of Quebec, a $25 fine and 10 day license suspension for Gerard F. Desjardins for a faulty muffler, a $10 fine for Gus A. Olofson for passing on a red light, and continued sentence for Henry Lavalliere after intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Melvin K. Barrall
Media
Hillary Mahaney
Skelton Dam
Saco River
Robert V. Cloutier
High Street
Thomas Bryant
Louis Dagnet
Albert Eldotte
Quebec
Old Orchard Road
Frank A. Blow
Ocean Park Road
Gerard F. Desjardins
Main Street
Gus A. Olofson
Portland Road
Gid Orchard Beach
Ocean Park
Henry Lavalliere
Irvying Street
Stock Market Slips Amid Steel Strike Fears
New York stocks fell further in early trading as anxiety over a long steel strike trimmed shares. Metals, chemicals, oils and utilities led losses while rails and motors weakened. Bethlehem and Republic Steel slid about a point. Ford dropped about one and a half. International Harvester and Eastman Kodak rose slightly amid overall downbeat tone.
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New York
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Ford
International Harvester
United Aircraft
Hupp
Eastman Kodak
Southern Pacific
RCA
Westinghouse Electric
Liggett & Myers
Boeing
General Foods du Pont
Union Carbide
Associated Press
U. S
Beauty Queen Crowned At Whitehall Bicentennial
Whitehall New York marks the Lake Champlain village bicentennial with 81 year old former teacher Miss Alene Manville crowned as beauty queen. Principal Ambrose Gilligan praised Miss Manville saying her life has been one of beauty.
Missing Florida man sought by state police near Newmarket
State Police search for Harry Lee, 70, of West Palm Beach, Florida, who vanished from a Methodist camp near shore a week ago. A stepson, B A Smith, said Lee, a retired hotel manager, had been vacationing at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
N. H
Harry Lee
West Palm Beach
Fla
Shore
B. A. Smith
Lee
No Chances Taken in Oklahoma Ballot Window Incident
Two candidates for re election to public office in Oklahoma had to blot out their names on office doors after the election board barred voters from seeing them. Voters had to pass the closed doors to cast ballots, raising concerns about influence and fairness during the voting process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Springs
Okla
Election Board
Stolen Purse at Tucson Party Netted $225 Cash
A purse with 225 dollars in cash and a 150 dollar gold compact was taken during a Tucson party. Several guests saw a young man rifling the cash but assumed he was a son of a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
2A Yvoung
Saco completes water safety program ceremonies
The Saco water safety program funded by the Saco Recreation Commission and the John Locke fund of the Women’s Educational and Industrial Union finished Friday. Certificates were awarded to 191 beginners, 40 intermediate, and 25 swimmers by local officials. Life saving classes will continue two weeks with 51 juniors, 14 seniors, and 25 adults, as Mrs. Van Fleet notes public demand for Red Cross training to reduce drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco Recreation Commission
John Locke Fund
The
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Sidney Griffith
Eleanor Shaffer
Gerald van Fleet
Charles Tucker
Bruce Shaffer
Jane Fenderson
Linda Zello
Beverly Pray
Theodore l
Bruce Milne
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Van*Fleet
Red Cross
National Output Surges Past 470 Billion In 1959 Q1
Washington AP reports Commerce Department data show first quarter 1959 national output rising to an annual rate above 470 billion dollars, boosted by three billion dollars over initial estimates. Early figures indicate second-quarter output may hit about 482 billion dollars, with a formal second-date estimate due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Washington socialites visit Main Chance Farm
Belgrade reports two prominent Washington women at Elizabeth Arden's Main Chance Farm. Mrs. John Foster Dulles and Mrs. Arthur Summerfield arrived from Bangor for a health resort stay yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Washington
Elizabeth Arden
Main Chance Farm
John Foster Dulles
Arthur Summerfield
Bangor
Boston father dives into Charles River to rescue presumed drowning son
Francis X. Mc Dougal, 36, mistook his son's danger Sunday and leapt 60 feet from a bridge into the Charles River. Police pulled him from an abutment under the bridge and learned the son, swimming with friends, was out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Francis X. McDougal
Charles River
Engines derail on Maine Central line near Dover Foxcroft
Two diesel engines derailed yesterday when crossing a faulty switch on the Maine Central Railroad. No injuries occurred and damage was limited to 390 feet of track. The line had no other trains, causing no delays. The passage mentions that nearly two-fifths of South America lies within the Amazon River basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover-Foxcroft
Maine Central Railroad
South American
Amazon River Basin
Renumbering Project In Saco Nears Completion
Saco aims to assign numbers every 100 feet along Ferry road from Old Orchard road to Camp Ellis. City Clerk Albert A. Cabana said 350 to 400 numbers will be allotted. Future homes on vacant lots will receive the lot’s designated number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Road
Saco City
Albert A. Cabana
Cabana
Old Orchard Road
Camp Ellis
Carol Tarbox Birthday Party Draws Close Family Circle
Miss Carol Ann Tarbox aged 19 the daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillips Tarbox of Lucille Street Saco was treated to a surprise birthday party yesterday afternoon hosted by her grandmother Mrs Arnold Ballard at 32 Lucille Street. The grove beside her home provided a setting with pink and white decorations and an inscribed cake. Guests included Darlene Betty and Barbara King Forest King Donna and Robert Elwell Mrs Lillian Herrick and Arnold Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Tarbox
Phillips Tarbox
Lucille Street
Saco
Arnold Ballard
Ballard
Tarbox
Darlene
Betty
Barbara King
Forest King
Donna
Robert Elwell
Lillian Herrick
Seven European Nations Plan Trading Zone
In Stockholm ministers from Austria Britain Denmark Norway Portugal Sweden and Switzerland gathered with experts to finalize a plan for Western Europe’s Outer Seven free trade zone. The aim is to remove barriers and align with the Inner Six Common Market led by France and West Germany, ultimately uniting OEEC members into one large free trade area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Europe
Austria
Britain
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Switzerland
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemberg
Derick Heathcoat-Armory
Exchequer
Organization of European Economic Cooperation
OEEC
Thunderstorms Hit Maine With Brief Damage and Power Loss
A line of thundershowers swept across Maine causing minor damage and short power outages. Southern Maine saw heavy rainfall with up to an inch in 30 minutes. A lightning strike hit the Scarborough State Police Barracks radio tower disrupting communications and town power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
U.S. Weather Bureau
Scarborough
State Police Barracks
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James P. Murphy Co
Lewiston, Maine
Rep
Roland Collette
Dial
Vermont
Monumental Works
Bidgeford
W. J Provost
L R. Joncas
Connecticut
Amelia A. Francisco
Louis A Doyon
Coun
Saco Journal
Richard Paul Ouellette
Aurelle Ouellette, Jr
Aurelle Ouellette
Cleaves Street
Miss Alexander
Man
Pike
St. Joseph Choir
Handy Man
Schenectady
Ralph Moser
Saco Court
Carol Tarbox
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring St
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