Brick Store Museum Elects Officer
Kennebunk residents gather for the annual meeting as Brick Store Museum elects officers and directors. Raymond Harding is president, Mrs. Harry Lapirow vice president, Frank D. Lord treasurer, Mrs. Donald Kimball secretary, and Harris Stephans auditor. Directors include Crawford, Dwight, Finlayson, Hatch for three years and Brackley Mapes for one year, with re-elected members Edith Barry, Arthur Hendrick, Leonard Angell, G. Warren Cochran Jr., Mrs. John Corning, and Dr. Philip McMater. John Egerton spoke on General Knox and his Mansion. refreshments followed in the main building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Brick Store
Raymond Harding
Kennesbunk
Harry Lapirow
Frank D. Lord
Donald Kimball
Secre
Tary
Douglas Kaiser
Harris Stephans
Sidney C. Crawford
Theodore W. Dwight
Donald Finlayson
Charles Hatch
Lawrence Brackley
Harry Mapes
Edith C. Barry
Arthur Hendrick
Leonard L. Angell
G. Warren Cochrane Jr
John B. Corning
Philip D. McMater
John Egerton
Thomaston
General Knox
Breast cancer deaths vary with climate says research
London AP reports the Imperial Cancer Research Fund notes women die less from breast cancer in cooler northern countries than in warmer southern lands. Dr A J Lea of the fund’s statistics unit cites large variation in death rates across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
A. J. Lea
The
Fund
Life sentence for Edward H Coolidge Jr in Manchester
Edward H Coolidge Jr 28 began serving a life term for murder in the rape beating stabbing and shooting of 14 year old Pamela Mason. A Hillsboro County Superior Court jury convicted him of kidnapping as well and recommended no capital punishment. He plans to appeal and faces possible additional charges in a separate 1960 murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.H
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Pamela Mason
Coolidge
Hillsboro County Superior Court
Concord
Matthias Reynolds
Joan
David Mason
Traverse Jury Rules In Favor Of Contractor
In York County, a traverse jury awarded Jean Paul Cote 1101.50 against Orman Haley for work on Haley’s Biddeford Hills Beach Road property done December 1962. Haley faced a countersuit for 3083. jury sided with Cote on the counter claim. Reginald Blanchard of Saco was acquitted on a drunken driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Biddeford
York County
Jean Paul Cote
Orman Haley
Cote
Haley
Hills Beach Road
Reginald Blanchard
Saco
Government Street
Kittery
Blanchard
Special Guests Attend Meeting Of Saco Grange
The Saco Grange welcomed Arthur and Isabel Perkins State Grange leaders at the Tuesday gathering. Lucy Durgin and Leland Scammon received 25 year silver certificates from Arthur Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Grange
Arthur
Isabel Perkins
State Grange
State Pomona
Lucy Durgin
Leland Scammon
Arthur Perkins
Milton Randall
Leavitt Elected President of New England FBI Academy Group
Norman Leavitt of Manchester New Hampshire won the presidency of the FBI National Academy Association of New England at its annual meeting. Also chosen was Chief Deputy Sheriff Thomas Foley of Portland Maine elected as fourth vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Norman Leavitt
Manchester
N.H
FBI
National Academy Association of New England
Thomas Foley
Portland
Maine
Henry A Wallace on Progressive ticket in 1948 bid
Henry A Wallace ran for the U S presidency on the Progressive party line in 1948. He promoted coal limestone oil and steelmaking essentials as part of his platform and campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
U.S
Progressive Party
Scientists Seek Anti Bug Pill To Ward Off Mosquitoes
A group of physicians and scientists told the AMA that an anti bug pill is being researched since 1962 by the U S Army to repel mosquitoes, ticks, and other pests. They note the pill would act through the skin and save people at picnics beaches and in tropical deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dogs
Cats
Canaries
American Medical Association
U.S
Jacques L. Sherman
U.S. Army
Research and Development Command
University of California
Stanford Research Institute
Howard I. Maibach
San Francisco
Tips For Teens by Elinor Williams
Teen readers are advised to coordinate with parents before hosting a Sweet Sixteen party. If approved, invite only chosen guests with invitations from the girl, plan start and end times, ensure parental supervision, and arrange safe transportation. Include mixers, games, and prizes while forbidding dark rooms and necking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Elinor
Dept. Wcp
Boston
Mass
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Biddeford-Saco
Gene Murphy
Otisco
Debra
Kimberly
Susan
Yvette R. Garon
Mason St
Ing
Dorothy Grigg
Pauline Mahrt
Edward H. Collidge Jr
Sandra Valade
Atty
William Maynard
Journal
Gyiap Jnstic
Peg
Philadelphia
Mac
DELL
Nabisco
Juicy
Bing
Dane
Oxford
Safeguard Deodorant
Alfred Street
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