Deaths Freeport Mrs Lillian M Corliss 57
Mrs Lillian M Corliss 57 longtime Freeport School Department cafeteria worker died at home after brief illness Born February 25 1915 in Freeport she is survived by husband Stanley Corliss three sons Richard Raymond and Lewis one daughter Sister McCarthy of Durham two brothers George Hale Nathan Hale two sisters Dorothy Cleaves 24 grandchildren Funeral services are private Interment Burr Cemetery Lindquist Funeral Home arranging
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Freeport
Lillian M. Corliss
George and
Grace (Bragdon) Hale
Freeport High School
Corliss
Stanley UH. Corliss
Richard S
Raymond H
Russel H. Young of Scarborough Dies at 82
Russel Harrison Young 82 of Scarborough died this morning at Veterans Hospital Togus after a long illness. He was born September 13 1889 in Saco son of Thomas W and Rose Young. He served in France with the U S Army in World War I and later ran a tree and landscaping business in Port Washington New York. He is survived by one sister Miss Glenna Young of Scarborough. Services Thursday at 2 p m at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco visiting hours tomorrow 3-4 p m and 7-8 p m.
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Scarborough
Russel Harrison Young
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Saco
Thomas W
Rose
Hill) Young
Somerville
Mass
Davey Tree
Akron
Ohio
Young
France
Port Washington
N.Y
American Legion
Glenna Young
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Dorothy Knight 53 of Saco dies after long illness
Mrs Dorothy Pauline Knight of Ocean Park Road Saco died at home yesterday morning after a long illness. Born November 30 1918 in Biddeford she was a Thornton Academy graduate 1939 and had worked for West Point Pepperell in Biddeford. Survived by husband Linwood son George two daughters Jean Knight Jeannette Sabean, her father, three brothers. services at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev James Purington officiating. Cremation follows at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco.
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Dorothy Pauline Knight
Ocean Park Road
Saco
Biddeford
William
Flora Hill Lester
Knight
Thornton Academy
West Point Pepperell
Linwood A. Knight
George
Jean Knight
Jeannette Sabean
Lebanon
Richard
Donald Lester
George Lester
Buxton
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
James Purington
the Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dudley G. Andrews dies in South Portland at 77
Dudley G. Andrews 77 of 8 Herford Ave South Portland died suddenly in Portland. Born February 4, 1895 in West Buxton he was an electrical engineer for the US Government at Fort Williams Cape Elizabeth and Fort Ethan Allen Burlington Vermont retiring in 1956 after 35 years service. He served in World War I and was past commander of Post 832 VFW. Survived by wife Eva M. Crockett a son Mark R. Andrews two daughters two stepsons and numerous grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at 749 Congress St Portland with interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco.
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VFW
Masonic Lodge
Eva M. Crockett
Mark R. Andrews
Scarborough
Paul Shirley Cain
Portland
Roger Crockett
North Windham
Donald Crockett
Cape Elizabeth
Congress St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Dorothy Pitkin Authoress Dies at 73 in Massachusetts
Dorothy Pitkin an authoress of books for young women died Monday after a long illness at 73. She authored The Grass Was That High which won the 1959 Junior Literary Guild Award and also wrote And Live Alone Sea Change and Wiser Than Winter. Daughter of the late George Horton former U S consul general to Greece she helped organize the Scituate Players in the 1930s and was active in theater.
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Amherst
Mass
Dorothy Pitkin
Cincinnati Politician Carl Rich Dies at 73
Carl Rich 73 longtime public official including Cincinnati mayor 1947 1956 and U S representative 1962 1964 died Monday Also led the Cincinnati Royals NBA franchise as president and chairman of the board Raymond P Holden 78 longtime New Yorker managing editor in the late 1920s died Monday He later served as editorial consultant and personnel director for the Book of the Month Club for 12 years
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Carl Rich
U.S
Rich
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Newport, N.H
Raymond P. Holden
New Yorker
The
Book of the Month Club
Emond's and Humway and Gross Funeral Notices
Funeral home listings for Emond's at 284 5511 and 3HUMWAY AND GROSS at 35 Spring St Saco with contact numbers 284 5611 indicate local funeral services and arrangements.
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Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Edward A Huff 82 Dies After Brief Illness in Portland
Edward A Huff of Fletcher Street Kennebunk died early today in a Portland hospital after a brief illness. Born September 23, 1889 in Lyman he was an electrician by trade and formerly chief electrician at J and P Coates Thread Co Pawtucket R I and Dresser Marsh Co in Kennebunk. He was a 25 year member of Arion Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star and a member of the First Baptist Church. Survived by son Edward R Huff Old Town two daughters Mrs Thelma E Berry Carbondale Illinois and Mrs Charles Margaret L Smith Kennebunk six grandchildren one great grandchild and one niece. Funeral Thursday at 2 from the First Baptist Church with Rev E G Ward. Interment Goodwins Mills Cemetery Lyman. Calling hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk.
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Kennebunk
Edward A. Huff
Fletcher Street
Portland
Lyman
Benjamin and
Carrie (Hill) Huff
Huff
J and P Coates Thread Co
Pawtucket
R.il
Dresser-Marsh Co
Arion Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
First Baptist Church
Here
Louise R
Edward R. Huff
Old Town
Thelma E. Berry
Carbondale
Ill
Charles
Margaret) L. Smith
Arton Masonic Lodge to conduct Huff memorial services
Members of Arton Masonic Lodge AF and AM in Lyman will meet tomorrow at 7 PM in Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk to conduct memorial services for Edward A Huff a lodge member.
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Arton Masonic Lodge
Lyman
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennebunk
Edward A. Huff
Portland Weather Tonight and Wednesday Outlook
Portland forecast calls for tonight fog developing with fair conditions and lows in the 50s. Wednesday turns mostly sunny with a chance of afternoon showers in the north and highs from the 60s to mid 70s.
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Portland
Church Choir Rehearsals and Midweek Services Post
Community notices list multiple church activities including Junior and Adult Choir rehearsals at Ogunquit and Biddeford areas, youth choir sessions at Goodwins Mills, midweek prayer meetings at Advent Christian Church and Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle, plus Bible study and service times at Lyman Baptist and Saco Christian Science Society.
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Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
York GOP eyes four district HQs in Main state plan
The York County GOP proposes regional headquarters in the four state senate districts with Kittery Sanford Kennebunk and Saco as likely sites. Saco would keep its Main Street HQ for county use while outreach continues to register uncommitted voters. A July 24 county meeting with Charles Morsehead as guest speaker is planned.
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GOP
Kittery
Sanford
Kennebunk
Saco
Stan McQuade
Main Street
McQuade
Bethany Baptist Church
Oak Ridge Road
Biddeford
Camp Waban Sanford
Charles Morsehead
Choir Rehearsals and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Local church notices list choir practices at Village Baptist Church Kennebunkport tomorrow night at 7. The Chance Choir of Saco United Baptist Church will rehearse tomorrow at 3 15. A prayer meeting is set for tomorrow night at 7 at Kennebunk Baptist Church on Main Street.
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Ogunquit
Kennebunkport
Chance
Saco United Baptist Church
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Main Street
Biddeford Social Club to Meet Tonight at 8
The Voltigeur Social Club gathers at its headquarters at South and Elm streets Biddeford for the monthly meeting tonight. A chicken supper precedes the Union St. Jean Baptiste d Amerique meeting tomorrow at 50 Adams Street Biddeford with a prior supper.
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The
Voltigeur Social Club
South and
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Union St. Jean Baptiste d’Amerique
Adams St
Local Student Thomas Morrison Graduates in Michigan
Thomas Neal Morrison, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Neal, graduated from Ecorse High School on June 14. He is the son of Bernard and Mary Morrison. He plans to study architecture at Lawrence Institute of Technology in Southfield Michigan starting in September. Armand Viger has returned home from Maine Medical Center after surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Neal have also returned home after a 10 day visit in Ecorse Michigan.
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Armand Viger
Sullivan S
Biddeford
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Robert D. Neal
Buxton Road
Saco
Ecorse
Hich
Thomas Neal Morrison
Thomas
Bernard and
Mary (Neal) Morrison
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Southfield
Mich
Saco Thief Is Man Of Letters
A sign outside Tobie's Drive-In on Main Street in Saco had its removable letters stolen last night. Police say Jon Nathanson reported the incident to authorities.
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Saco Thief
Saco
Jon Nathanson
Tobie
Flooded Burner Prompted Fire Crew Response in Old Orchard Beach
Firefighters from Engine 2 responded to a flooded oil burner at 10 Imperial Street yesterday. The home is owned by Allen Cameron with Clinton Presly as tenant, per the fire department report.
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Old Orchard Beach
Imperial St
Fire Department
Allen Cameron
Clinton Presly
Honor Students Named in High School Listing
The list of high school honor students recently published omits the name Ann Loranger. Sophomore Miss Berenne earned high honors.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ann Loranger
Miss Berenne
Young Men Die In Separate Maine Traffic Crashes
State police reported two deaths in early today traffic accidents in Maine. In Camden, 24 year old Mike York of Spruce Head died as a passenger when a left turn failed and the car struck a tree. The driver, Dennis Alley, 24, also of Spruce Head, was hospitalized with serious injuries. In Millinocket, 19 year old William Davis died at the scene after his motorcycle hit a curb and crashed into a tree. a second rider was seriously injured.
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Camden
Maine
Mike York
Spruce Head
Dennis W. Alley
York
Millinocket
William Davis
Route 157
Davis
Working With Poor Can Be Profitable
Two poverty program lawyers told the Maine Bar Association that private practice lawyers can now work with the poor for profit. David A Williams and Robert E Mittel of Pine Tree Legal Assistance said federal funds for housing and small business development boost potential fees. Mittel noted that new interpretations allow fees when winning a case expands rights for many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Maine Bar Association
David A. Williams
Robert E. Mittel
Pine Tree Legal Assistance, Inc
Williams
Monks Outspent Smith 45 To One in Maine Senate Race
Campaign finance reports show Robert A. G. Monks from Cape Elizabeth spent about 180000 while incumbent Margaret Chase Smith spent roughly 4000 in the ten weeks before last week’s primary. Hathla way raised 49000 for the Democratic contest. Jack L. Smith spent 572. Monks paid 96180 for staff between April 7 and June 14, with items including 13196 for mailings and 1129 for snowplowing plus 23 to Portland for parking tickets.
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Portland
Robert A.G. Monks
Margaret Chase Smith
Cape Elizabeth
Jack L. Smith
Monks
Monk
Police Recover Stolen Vehicle in Worcester Theft
Worcester police recovered a car reported stolen from the city. Officers Robert Cote and John Trull found the vehicle early today. Three juveniles and one adult, all from Massachusetts, are in custody connected to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Worcester Mass
Robert Cote
John Trull
Massachusetts
McNally Faces Firing Over Authority at Old Orchard Beach
Robert J. McNally, town hall enforcement officer, was suspended with pay amid a dispute with Old Orchard Beach Town Council. The council voted to fire him effective July 1 for allegedly exceeding authority and perjuring himself at a public hearing. A June 20 show cause meeting was set as McNally planned to seek legal action with his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNally
Old Orchard Beach
Town Council Meeting On McNally Departure Tonight
Old Orchard Beach is to hold a special meeting at 4:30 p.m. in Loranger with two agenda items. One is whether to rescind the June 22 vote and action regarding Robert J. McNally, the town’s code enforcement officer, and to discuss future steps. The June 22 vote notified McNally of release effective July 1.
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Old Orchard Beach
Loranger’ School
Robert J. McNally
McNally
Acting Head To Be Appointed In Sea and Shore Fisheries
Governor Curtis says a new acting commissioner will be named this week from within the department. Richard P. Choate cannot be reappointed as acting head. Curtis says two finalists remain and the chosen leader should handle research and daily fishing issues.
Pound falls as UK lets pound float amid market reopening
The British pound slid to about $2.48 after London forex trading reopened following the government decision last Friday to allow the pound to float. The dollar gained elsewhere in Europe, lifting to around 3.75 to 3.77 Swiss francs from 3.71 to 3.72.
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London
Europe
Zurich
Three Cars Collide On North Street In Saco
Saco police report a three car collision on North Street involving Martha B. McLeon 43 of Kennebunk Roy Ott 42 of Old Limerick Road Biddeford and Ronald A Grondin 17 of 8 Kennedy Drive Biddeford. Damages were listed as 900 for McLean 50 for Grondin and none for Ott.
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North Street
Saco
Martha B. McLeon
Kennebunk
Roy Ott
Old Limerick Road
Biddeford
Ronald A.grondin
Kennedy Drive
McLean
Grondin
Ott
Retired Biddeford mail carrier celebrated for service
Murphy a longtime letter carrier in Biddeford who joined the postal service after clerking and car sales work, recalls pre Social Security days while enjoying retirement. He and his wife live on Bradbury Street with three daughters and four grandchildren as colleagues honor his 1948 NACD leadership. He plans travel and uses a new camera to capture grandkids. Meanwhile in York County, Justice Delehanty released a ruling on porch construction violations at Noros Beach prompting case action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tarr
C. E. Cleaves
Biddeford Buick
Olds
Postal Service
Murphy
Marian Scully
Bradbury St
Biddeford
Carol Cote
Berkley Heights
New Jersey
Margaret Underwood
Saco
Marian Murphy
National Association of Letter Carriers
Old Orchard Beach
Thomas Delehanty
Noros
York County Superior Court
Delahanty
$500000 Ransom Recovered in Airline Hijacking Case
FBI in Indianapolis recovered $500000 of the $502500 ransom from the hijacking of a Boeing 727 last Friday died? The remaining $2500 was in a separate package and missing. Stewardesses received a $1500 tip later turned over to the FBI. A Spitfire submachine gun was found in a cornfield along the flight path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
FBI
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Edward Lourenzo
Ronald E. Miller
Tulsa
Oklo
Miller
James Martin
Indiana
Toronto
Martin
Democratic platform outlines on Indochina and draft abolition
The draft platform endorses ending U S military involvement in Indochina and urges abolition of the draft. It keeps busing to achieve racial balance as allowed by Supreme Court decisions while detailing broad goals on veterans rights housing transportation and farm preservation. The committee aims to finalize major planks and mail the printed draft to 3 000 delegates by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Supreme Court
Democrats Draft Platform Reflects McGovern Views
Democratic platform writers after an 18 hour session present a document shaped by Sen. George McGovern on Indochina withdrawal and domestic issues, avoiding full endorsement of his more controversial stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic
George McGovern
Indochina
U S Planes Hit Hanoi Airfield Two Miles From Center
U S war planes bombed an airfield near Hanoi and raiders returned to the Hanoi Haiphong region for the fourth straight day according to military sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Hanoi-Haiphong
Price Commission Sets 3 Percent Ceiling on Service Firms
The Price Commission announced a 3 percent price-increase limit for large service firms including hotels theater chains and auto repair shops and a 2.5 percent cap on professional services from big law firms and accountants. Chair C Jackson Grayson said staff work on implementing the decision would take two to three weeks with retroactivity to May 21. The ceilings were agreed at a recent meeting though staff must study implications due to complexities. Grayson noted inflation potential despite a modest CPI rise in services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Price Commission
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Grayson
Nixon backs tax credit to aid private and public schools
Caspar Weinberger says President Nixon supports a tax credit up to $200 per child as the main aid to non-profit private schools amid economic strain. He cites a 50 percent credit up to $400 for public school fees and notes administration backing for a 100 percent credit up to $200 per child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Caspar W. Weinberger
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Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
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Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
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Christian Science Society
Winter Street
Full Gospel
Wells
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Passamaquoddy
Princeton
Memorial Park
Saco Bay
Passamaquoddies
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Joseph Mokarzel
George Baggs
Leslie Wyman
Betsy Hunt
Stephen D. Austin
Kennebunk Recreation Commission
Story
George Durfee
OF Savings Bank
Hans Christian Anderson
York County Savings Bank
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Paul Pollock
Eileen Lessard
Phil Masse
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Dick Bouffard
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