Personal notices from Biddeford Saco area hospital patients
The list records individuals from Biddeford Saco and nearby towns in Notre Dame and Webber hospitals. It notes medical and surgical patients including Joseph Shevenell 10 School Street Saco and Miss Brenda Jones 65 Atlantic Avenue Old Orchard Beach, plus visitors and local officials like Clayton W. Cartmill attending a Maine Credit Bureau Managers meeting in Augusta.
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Joseph Shevenell
School Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Alcide Boucher
Pool Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Robert Callahan
Pike Street
Biddeford
Edward R. Schwarz
9Th Avenue
Ocean Park
Edward L. Caron
South Street
Harry Whelan
Bacon Avenue
John Verrier
Raymond Verrier
Fred Collins
Highland Land Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Donald Farley
Orange
N. J
Peter Farley
Beiveau
Victoriaville
P. Q
George Gravel
Goodwin Avenue
Deborah Bailey
Fredrick Bailey
Elm Street
Marcelle Morin
Graham Street
York Savings and Loan Association
Harry Sect
Linda Ross
Arington
al Polackwich
Elmwood
Stephen Ross
Arlington
Sebago
Jake
Rita
Scott) Henker
Virginia
Clayton W. Cartmill
Biddeford-Saco
Chamber
Mabel Greenleaf Dies at 85 Former Inn Owner in Kennebunk
Mabel FE Greenleaf 85 widow of Perley D. Greenleaf and former owner of Greenleaf Inn Kennebunk died yesterday in Kennebunk Born in Farmingdale July 28 1875 she was daughter of Frederick and Nellie Danforth A 50 year Kennebunk resident she belonged to Olive Rebekah lodge Madonna chapter OES Unitarian Alliance club charter member and past president of Webhannet club She attended the Unitarian church in Kennebunk Survived by daughter Mrs William L Gooch two grandchildren a niece a nephew and several cousins Funeral services will be Friday at 1 30 PM from Angell Funeral home 9% Dane Street Kennebunk Interment in Hope Cemetery Friends may call Thursday at the funeral home morning and evening.
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Mabel FE. Greenleaf
Perley D. Greenleaf
Greenleaf Inn
Kennebunk
Farmingdale
Frederick and
Nellie (Collins) Danforth
Unitarian Church
CWuse IVS Council Chagnon Meeting Notice
The CWuse IVS Council Chagnon will meet in the club hall at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend for a brief session and to discuss upcoming community actions.
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Council Chagnon
St. Jean Baptiste
Bank Robbery on West 23rd Street Ends in Dual Deaths
Richard James and Lawrence Williams attempted a bold $15,515 bank heist at a West 23rd Street branch. Williams died in a gun battle with police near Pennsylvania Station. James surrendered outside after Williams opened fire. A smoke bomb obscured the robbery, and most of the cash was recovered except $4,756. Police found a letter and maps in James' room revealing plans for further holds.
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New York
Richard James
West 23Rd Street
Jamel
Lawrence Williams
Pennsylvania
James
West Side
Broadway Savings Bank
Williams
Walter Engkijer
Willams
Tasker Street To Be Made Wider In Saco Maine
Beach street diggings in Saco pave a plan to widen Tasker street by eight feet. Street Commissioner Timothy Crowley said the project will be followed by paving the new strip after filling. He noted the street has been too narrow for years and any unused fill will be dumped at the city dump. Work on Beach street began yesterday.
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Beach Street
Saco
Tasker Street
Timothy Crowley
Crowley
Crowy
Highway Fatality In Route 200 Crash At Sullivan
Donald G. Macko, 18, of South Brewer, died Tuesday night when his car left the road and struck a utility pole on Route 200 near Sullivan. Algerians trek Sahara for economic future amid oil, gas, manganese, diamonds, nickel, and copper riches.
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Sullivan
Donald G. Macko
South Brewer
Sahara Desert
Steps Taken To Reserve Maine ETV Channels
Governor Reed's office says aides are weighing steps to reserve channels for a statewide Maine ETV network. A report to be given after a reply from FCC Chairman Newton Minow on ETV status. petitions deadline noted. Proposals seek to reverse Channel 7 transfer to Bangor and earmark Presque Isle and Augusta signals for ETV. A special session debate hinges on channel access as the 100th Legislature adjourned.
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Augusta
Reed
Maine
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Minow
Channel 7
Calais
Bangor
Presque Isle
Market rises as Kennedy defense plan boosts stocks
The New York market climbed at noon on President Kennedy's proposal for 3.45 billion dollars in military and home defense spending. The A P index gained 1.40 to 244.40 with industrials up 2.80 and rails up .70, led by defense issues and gains in North American Aviation United Aircraft General Dynamics Boeing and others. Dow up 6.52 to 692.89 as trading stayed active and bonds mixed.
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New York
Kennedy
Associated Press
North American Aviation
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
Boeing
Douglas
Lockheed
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Texas Instruments
DuPont
Big Three Motors
American Motors
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Settles Claim For A Dollar In Polk County Iowa
William E. Ashby, 95, urged the Polk County Board of Supervisors to settle a claim before his death. The board approved settling a $2,536 claim for $1, and an unidentified county worker paid the dollar. Ashby owed $6,138 for his late wife Bessie’s treatment at a state mental hospital, with $3,602 already paid.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William E. Ashby
Polk County Board of Supervisors
Ashby
Bessie
Portland Weather: warm, less humid, and partly cloudy
This afternoon will be partly cloudy and warm with lower humidity. Northwest winds 12 to 15 mph. Tonight will be fair and cooler with winds diminishing to 5 to 10 mph. Thursday expects mostly sunny and pleasant conditions with a touch cooler air and low humidity. Temperatures in Zone 1 reach about 85 to 58, with overnight lows ranging from the 50s to mid 60s across multiple locations including Caribou, Eastport, Greenville, Old Town, Rumford, Portland, Mt. Washington, Concord, Halifax, and Montreal.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Thieves Take $30 In Saco House Break
In Saco Maine a home on Willow avenue was broken into. Richard Libby reported thieves entered via the cellar through a bolted kitchen door and took $30 in $1 and $5 bills from a bureau. The box was found empty in Pepperell park and the case is under investigation.
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Willow Avenue
Saco
Richard Libby
Libby
Olice
Pepperell Park
Kennedy Sets Six Point Plan To Boost U S Berlin Defense
President Kennedy outlined a six point program to strengthen the U S defense posture in response to the Berlin crisis He urged NATO allies to raise readiness toward a 30 division standard and warned that tax increases may be needed for a balanced budget The plan calls for major military and defense budget increases manpower expansions and reserve activations with emphasis on airlift and nonnuclear weapons procurement and will require some sacrifice and perseverance by the nation.
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Berlin
United States
NATO
Europe
Kennedy
The
White Mouse
Congress
Navy
Air Force
Air National Guard
U.S
West Berlin
Bastogne
Stalingrad
White House
Celebration marks Castro revolution eighth anniversary
Havana hosts a giant rally with Fidel Castro and Yuri Gagarin as guests of honor. A day three of four marking the Moncada attack birth of the revolution, 70,000 parade past Lenin and Khrushchev images as signs glow paz. Gagarin attends embassy reception. Castro in smart uniform, brief remarks, persistent cigarette habit noted. Jet flyover of six MIG fighters caps the celebration.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Yuri Gagarin
Fulgencio Batista
Moncada
Santiago
Lenin
Khrushchev
Gagarin
Police Break Up Youth Mob in Providence After Arrest
Police, aided by four shepherd dogs, dispersed a 200 strong youthful crowd in a Negro neighborhood near South Providence Elementary School after arresting 19 year old Ralph B. David. Three youths and a 21 year old woman were arrested and a 17 year old girl was questioned. Kenneth Rawlins, 19, was identified as a ringleader and subdued after resisting officers. Eleven police cars and two motorcycles assisted the response.
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Providence
South Providence
Ralph B. David
David
Kenneth C. Rawlins
Helen Gomes
Julio D. Paula
Spies Spies at Notre Dame Births in Biddeford
Birth notices from Biddeford list Leo, son of Mr and Mrs John Paul of 425 New Town road born July 10 weighing nine pounds one ounce. Edouart, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Lambert of 275 Hill street born July 13 weighing nine pounds ounce. Suzane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Rouleau of 60 Sullivan street born July 18 weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Guy David, son of Mr and Mrs Fernand Loranger of 557 Main street born July 24 weighing eight pounds six ounces.
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John Paul
New Town Road
Biddeford
Leo
Maurice Lambert
Hill Street
Edouart
Richard Rouleau
Sullivan Street
Suzane
Fernand Loranger
Main Street
Guy David
Kennedy urged to trim domestic programs amid Berlin stance
A group of lawmakers urged President Kennedy to cut non essential spending and prioritize core needs. Dirksen and Mundt urged belt tightening while Capehart called for restraint on emergency measures. Mundt and Case supported shifting to stronger national priorities as Berlin tensions remained high with no dissenting views on Kennedy’s position.
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Dirksen
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Kennedy
Karl F. Mundt
R-S. D
Mundt
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Case
Berlin
Maine Farm Stabilization Committee Appoints New Chair
Washington reports Stanley H. Blanchard of Cumberland Center is named chairman of the Maine Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. Secretary Freeman also names Ernest F. Addition of Greene and Michael W. Michaud of Van Buren as members to administer federal farm programs.
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Washington
Stanley H. Blanchard
Cumberland Center
Maine Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Orville L. Freeman
Ernest F. Addition
Greene
Michael W. Michaud
van Buren
Thursday Club Teas At Biddeford Pool Benefit Fete
The Biddeford Thursday club hosted a silver tea at a Biddeford Pool home as a summer social. Hostess Mrs Arnold Calderwood opened her residence. Tea table arrangements included a floral display by Mrs Orville Pollard. Guests included area residents and members from Newton Reading Webster and other towns. a white elephant and jewelry table was led by Mrs Carroll Donovan. Ellen Authier won a special award. general co chairmen were Mrs Paraday and Mrs L Lacnance of the club ways and means committee.
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Biddeford Pool
Biddeford
Arnold Calderwood
Orville Pollard
Joseph Truman
Norman Morin
William B. O'Sullivan
Calderwood
Pollard
Harold Tibbetts
Hartford
Reading
Mass
Roy MacNaughton
Annie Phillips
Bernard L. Maxwell
Allen Sneider
John Tarbox
Fanchon Carey
Charlotte Dupont
Carroll Donovan
Ellen Authier
Paraday
L. Lacnance
Ways and Means
Club
Park Pledges Pass 31000 Mark Today
Pledge collections toward Area Building Corporation No 2 exceeded 31000 this morning led by 250 from Lynn Innersole Company of Allston Mass. Purvis said the area’s 10 percent share of a 630000 Maine Industrial Building Authority loan will start payments by Canal National Bank as the total nears 32000 with 31040 reported.
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Area Building Corporation No. 2
Pledge Collections
Clifford A. Purvis
Purvis
Maine Industrial Building Authority
Saco
Lynn Innersole Company, Inc
Allston
Mass
Canal National Bank
Car Fire Destroys Wagon on Maine Turnpike
A station wagon with six occupants including four children and two women burned on the Maine Turnpike near Kennebunk. The family traveling from Texas to Bangor escaped unharmed but lost belongings, including a wheelchair. Trooper Duane Millett cited a broken rear spring rubbing a tire as the fire's cause.
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Kennebunk
Maine
Katherine Marcus
Colorado Springs
Col
Celeste O'Riley
Texas
Bangor
Duane Millett
Unemployment Areas in Maine Highlight Substantial Job Gaps
The U S Department of Labor declares Skowhegan Maddison and Lincoln labor markets as areas of substantial unemployment eligible for federal contracts and facilities. Maine Employment Security Commission notes Skowhegan Madison area includes Norridgewock Anson Canaan Cornville North Anson Embden Solon Starks and Stowk Skowhegan Madison. The Lincoln area spans Lincoln Winn Lee Howland Enfield Lovell Burlington and Mattawamkeag.
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Augusta
U. S. Department of Labor
Skowhegan-Madison
Lincoln
Maine Employment Security Commissions
Norridgewock
Anson
Canaan
Cornville
North Anson
Embden
Solon
Starks
Skowhegan
Madison
Winn, Lee, Howland
Enfield
Lovell
Burlington
Mattawamkeag
Dollar Days Dates Are Set in Biddeford Saco
Dollar Days in Biddeford Saco set for August 10 11 and 12 after a committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office Leo Drapeau chairs the committee with members Robert Fender Norbert Green David Dramor Edward Farrell Jr and Garten Cartmill listed as participants pre event plans outlined.
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Biddeford-Saco
Chamber of Commerce
Leo Drapeau
Robert Fenderson
Norbert Green
David Dramor
Edward G. Farrell, Jr
Garten W. Cartmill
Biddeford Man Fined in Dover Court for DUI
James Nicholas, 42, of 151 Summer Street Biddeford, was fined $150 in Dover municipal court after pleading guilty to driving under the influence. He lost his NH driving privileges for 60 days and received a 30 day jail sentence suspended. He was arrested Tuesday night on Co 超 checo street after a resident report of a car hit.
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Biddeford
James Nicholas
Summer Street
Dover
N. H
New Hampshire
Nicholas
Cocheco Street
New Rubbish Truck Arrives At Beach
A new Packer rubbish truck arrived in Old Orchard Beach and is to enter service tomorrow. Town Manager Percival Ward notes the $7 087 vehicle was approved at a March Beach meeting and purchased from Files and O Keefe Inc of Portland. The existing truck will serve as a spare.
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Old Orchard Beach
Percival Wardwell
Beach
Files and O'Keefe, Inc
Portland
Wardwell
Shoplifting Discussion Invites Twin City Merchants
Biddeford and Saco merchants are invited to a Dutch treat luncheon at the Wonderiar Steak House tomorrow afternoon to discuss shoplifting. Edward L. Farrell Jr. chairman of the Merchants committee of the Biddeford Saco Chamber urges all merchants to attend. Judge Simon Spill and Chief Edgar Sevigny will attend as guests and participate.
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Twin City
Wonderiar
Edward L. Farrell, Jr
Merchants Committee
Biddeford- Saco
Kennedy Delivers Stern Radio Speech to Nation
President Kennedy spoke for over thirty minutes in a somber address on atomic war risks and national burdens. He urged Americans to offer good will, support, and prayers as he prepared to meet looming challenges. A Tass observer watched quietly among about 50 reporters and aides in the White House office.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Berlin
United States
Tass
Handbook Aids Communities In Development
Washington Bureau reports fifty nine federal departments offer over 100 aid types to local communities through the new Handbook of Federal Aid to Communities issued by Commerce. It details financial technical building and supply services for economic development public works and welfare programs, available to all communities. The 69 page guide includes an index and can be ordered for 45 cents from the Superintendent of Documents, U S Government Printing Office.
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Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
New “Handbook
Department of Commerce
Biddeford-Saco
Superintendent of Documents
U. S. Government Printing Office
D. C
Budget Committee Reviews Chest Plans in Biddeford Saco
The Biddeford Saco Community Chest budget committee met at York County Savings and Loan with chair Mel bourne F Means presiding. Members including Mrs Ralph Laroche lle, Mrs Wayne Hutchins, Martin J Rielly and Clayton W Cartmill reviewed agency budget requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
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Mabel Greenleaf
Tasker
Journal Classified Ads
Notre Dame
JFK
Blanchard
Budget Committee
Bolduc
Dinty Moore
Hormell
Cott's
Alfred Street
Simard’s
Central Theatre Lot
Sneider’s Discount Markets
West Street
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