Annual Meeting of Wo mens Educational and Industrial Union
The annual meeting of the Womens Educational and Industrial Union will be held at Hamilton Memorial House 40 Beach Street Saco Maine on May 8 1959 at 130 PM for the election of officers and directors and for any business that may come before the meeting. Suy S Dyer Clerk May 1 1959.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ee Licensing Board
Paul E. Benoit
Seashore Gardens
West Grand Avenue
Staples Street
A. D
Esther
Crowley
Municipal Licensing Board
Roderick L. Coomer
Longwood Ave
C. B
Beach Tavern
Old Orchard Street
Esther S. Crowley
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Hamilton Memorial House
Beach Street
Saco
Maine
Suy S. Dyer
Dirk Bogarde Britain's Top Film Star Here
AP Movie writer Bob Thomas reports Dirk Bogarde, Britain's leading man, travels to Hollywood to play Franz Liszt in The Magic Flame and undergoes intense piano practice. He explains why he finally sought sun after illness and his view of California versus England, noting smog and beauty alike.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Dirk Bogarde
Britain
Hollywood
Franz Liszt
Columbia
Liszt
Dirk
Bel-Air
Bogarde
England
California
Food Aid to Saco Residents Planned at GAR Hall
Mrs. Ethel Day the overseer of the poor in Saco reported distribution of surplus food to eligible residents Monday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 at Saco GAR hall. The supply includes butter flour and rice to aid local families.
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Saco
Ethel Day
Gar Hall
Saco Cubs Work On Projects
Saco Cub Scouts Pack 310 met at First Parish Congregational church in Saco for craft work and games under Mrs Talman Savage, Mrs Donald Feeney, and den mothers. Dens 2 to 7 conducted activities including gifts making, checks for achievements, museum visits, skits, and coloring, with den chiefs and several Cubs named in each group.
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Saco
First Parish Congregational
Talman Savage
Donald Feeney
Larry Poulin
Billy Bowie
Gerrick Moore
John Cote
Brian Poulin
James Ross
Brandy Decker
Ronald Vose
Kevin Savage
Den
Carlton Butland
Richard Craft
Den 2
John Whitney
Lincoln Price
Wayne Whitney
Glenn Parisien
Joseph Gaudette
Roland Letellier
Jackie Dumas
Richard Wood
Edmond Rice
Robert Hunt
Den 3
David Charles
Danny Sanborn
Thomas Bouchard
Alan Savage
Stu Feeney
Thomas Lamb
R Allen
David Burgess
Mascot Lee Bouchard
Den 5
William Mackenzie
Arthur Rumery
Cubs
Albert Lamontagne
Marc Corriveau
Raymond Caouette
Mike Audie
Mike McInnis
Larry Desrochers
Curtis Price
David Brylan
Charles Anthony
Arthur Plante
Donald Rumery
Den 6
Thomas Vining
Thomas Sawyer
Gerry Lutskus
Ronald Ayotte
Robert Irish
Steve Sanborn
Dennis White
John Brooks
Danny Nein
Roger Picard
Angry Father Shoots School Bus Driver in Illinois
In McHenry Illinois a father angry after his son was barred from a school bus halted the vehicle and shot the driver Victor A Hopp 26 as 125 children watched The assailant Joseph DiMaggio 49 pulled a .25 caliber pistol and fired the shot struck Hopp in the shoulder The driver remained standing and fights continued until bystanders intervened DiMaggio held on $5000 bond on assault with intent to murder while Hopp was listed in fair condition The incident occurred Thursday near the bus stop
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Deddy
DiMaggio
Hopp
Edward Dowd
Dowd
Information Bureau Open At Old Orchard Beach
Information Bureau at Old Orchard Beach Town Hall opens for the season. Town manager Jerome Daly says residents may request lists funded from the town advertising budget. Over 900 replies were received in the first week as the advertising committee drafts plans for the summer.
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Tre
Old Orchard Beach
Jerome Daly
Daly
Chief Justice Speaks At Law Day Observance
Maine Chief Justice Robert B Williamson addressed a rare joint session of the Legislature and the Governor and Executive Council on Law Day. He urged that freedom and equal obligation sustain the rule of law and noted the three branches historically met jointly only for inaugurations.
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Augusta
Maine
Robert B. Williamson
Clauson
Executive Council
Williamson
Plante Bill Sees Bridge Study On Coastal Route
A divided committee voted 7 3 against Rep Jerome Plante s bill to study the need and costs of a Saco to Biddeford bridge to provide a continuous coastal route while another plan would extend a bridge from Cousins Island to Chebeague through Yarmouth.
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Page One
Cousins Island
Littlejohn Island
Yarmouth
Chebeague
Jerome Plante
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Biddeford
Doctor and Dentist Die In Feud Over Office Space
In Chicago a physician Dr John T Hart 61 and dentist Dr George M Winograd 58 were shot dead in a joint office behind locked doors. Police say Hart killed Winograd then killed himself after leaving notes about despondency. The Medical Center Building on North State Street was crowded with patients during the outbreak.
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Chicago
Ill
John T. Hart
George M. Winograd
Hart
Doctors’ Office
Medical Center
North State Street
Winograd
Seaweed Sifted In Search For Missing Youth
Saco street department workers sifted seaweed along the shoreline seeking the body of 16 year old Merle C Cote of Biddeford. Police Chief Raymond Kerry said the search followed a rough day at sea with debris found in seaweed and no sign of the missing youth. Coast Guard at Fletcher's Neck and Old Orchard Beach police conducted periodic patrols as authorities continue shoreline searches for Cote missing after a Kinney Shores boat mishap about two weeks ago.
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Saco
Merle C. Cote
Biddeford
Raymond Kerry
Kerry
Seana
Coast Guard
Fletcher’s Neck
Cote
Old Orchard Beach
Kinney Shores
Long-Term Saco-Lowell to Produce M 60 Gun Parts
The Times notes Saco-Lowell will produce machine guns and spare parts, develop manufacturing data, and become mobilization producers for the new gun. Its prime contract was $2,700,000 and the Army may spend around $15,000,000 overall on the M 60.
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Ey Tay
Saco-Lowell Wi
the Times
Saco-Lowell
Church Event Names Officers and Volunteers for Dinner
Officers chairmen and assistants led a church dinner with Mrs Mary Fairfield as kitchen chair and a long list of volunteers including Mrs Mary Rollins Mrs LaDora Gannon Mrs Ethel Cobb Mrs Helen Tarbox and Mrs Lillian Hubert. Waitresses included numerous members and troop 15 decorated tables. Prayers were offered by Rev Porter and Rev Langmaid, with registration by Mrs Dow and tickets by Mrs Tuttle and Martin.
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Mary Fairfield
Mary Rolllins
LaDora Gannon
Ethel Cobb
Helen Tarbox
Lillian Hubert
Mildred Harris
Avis Parslow
Betty Stevens
Albertina Emerson
Eilleen Andrews
Esther Prokey
Phyllis Vane
Dorothy Allen
Ances Lewis
Althea Robinson
Robert Jordan
Margaret Moore
Alma Libby
Saco Girl Scout Troop 15
Church
Phyllis Borden
Stephanie Butler
Ruth Sayward
Wilma [Griffith
Ballard
Porter
Marjorie Fogg
Helen Dow
Maude Tuttle
Linnette Martin
Annie Cranshaw
Lillian Berry
Jessie Whitten
Norman J. Langmaid
Luce Nomination Battle Over Latin American Post
Mrs Luce Courinuet faced harsh charges as Sen Morse, a subcommittee chair, opposed her Brazil post. Morse lost 79 to 11 in Senate approval after his blocking attempt, then she accused him of personal harassment and questioned stability amid Brazil’s economic crisis.
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Senate
Morse
Luce
Brazil
Government Study Favored By Committee
Augusta AP committee approves 20000 for statewide governmental surveys in the coming biennium. The bill, backed by Sen. Alton Lessard, also considers abolishing the Executive Council and governor appointments for department heads. Other proposals include 15000 for fisheries training, 5000 for fort restoration, and 1000 for a new emergency training center near the University of Maine.
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Citizens Committee On Survey
Appropriations Committee
Alton Lessard
Lewiston
Citizen’s
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Senate
House
Institutional Service Department
Ya George Weeks
James Stanley
Rbangor
Bates *Cean
Emergencier
University of Maine
Antennae el Ponies Enahl
Bates
Catherine Hendricks
D-Portland
Maine Vocational Hnical Institute
Lafayette Ervin
Houston
Aroostook County
Fort Kent
Fort Fairfield
Hancock Barracks
Houlton
May Day Parades Highlight Global Tensions And Populace Rallies
Workers salute after Lenin Peace Prize awards as Malinovsky boasts Soviet might and readiness to rebuff opposition. Mass rallies unfold in divided Berlin with West Berliners near the Reichstag and East Berliners nearby, while Peng Teh-huai and Peng Chen speak at Beijing and Peiping celebrate. Rome sees Pope John XIII preside over a large May Day Mass urging Christian workers to convert Marxists, aiming to erode Communist and Socialist control of the holiday.
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Malinovsky
Socialist Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Berlin
U.S
Walter Reuther
Free World
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Peiping
Peng Chen
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsus
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Viet Nam
Peru
Manuel Prado
Rome
John XIII
Nazareth
Marx
St. Peter’s
S. Peter’s Square
Luce declines post. regrets loss to U.S. and inter-American ties
Mrs. Luce states that the best interests of the country and United States will be served by another plenipotentiary. She expresses deep regret at not serving, noting she will not have the opportunity to assist the nation and inter-American relations. She declines to reveal future plans.
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United States
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