Auxiliary Of Hospital In Saco Elects New Officers
The Saco hospital auxiliary met at the home of Mrs Norman Tripp on Seaview avenue Old Orchard Beach to elect a new slate for the coming year. Officers named were Mrs Clyde Dutton president Mrs Marjorie Parola vice president Mrs Chester Emmons secretary Mrs David H Sheehan treasurer and Mrs Joseph P Gerardi corresponding secretary A rummage sale report was given and the group voted to buy new furniture and equipment for the hospital The next meeting will be Monday October 5 at Mrs Gerardi's Old Orchard road Saco Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Sheehan Mrs Barbara Grover and Mrs Lucille Meloy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahecy
Ine Sit Othe
Norman Tripp
Seaview Avenue
Orchar Beach
Clyde Dutton
Marjorie Parola
Chester Emmons
David H. Sheehan
Joseph P Gerardi
Gerardi
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Sheehan
Barbara Grover
Lucille Meloy
Dutton
John K. Roberts
Phyllis Vining
Ger
May term opens for York County Superior Court in Alfred
The May term of York County Superior Court opened at 10 o clock in Alfred with an unusually large attendance of York County Bar members. Rev James D Riddle gave the opening prayer. Justice Charles A Pomeroy of North Windham will preside. Grand jury roll call led to elect Orville B Denison Jr of Cornish as foreman. Civil entries to March 15 were called and new entries will be 10 a m Friday. Franc jury officers are Deputies Lepine and Moore of Biddeford. courtroom deputies are J A Viger of Biddeford and H Roux of Limerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Orville B. Denison, Jr
Cornish
Joseph Lepine
Richard E. Moore
Biddeford
Constantine protests and Farouk gains Monaco citizenship
Reports from Constantine describe European youths angry over De Gaulle's Algeria policy and a funeral for Helene Serio, 16, killed by Algerian rebels. In Monaco, ex King Farouk becomes a citizen, welcomed by Prince Rainier III. New Delhi says India will grant asylum to Tibetan refugees, with about 8,700 having crossed into India. Baghdad reports Iraqi Communists accusing U S missions of arming Kurdish tribes against Kessem regime.
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Charies de Gaulle
Constantine
Helene Serio
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Minori
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Farouk
Egypt
Rainier III
Little Riviera
Fouad Farouk
New Delhi
Nehru
India
Lhasan
Baghdad
Iraq
Iran
Turkey
Jmen
Abdel Karim Kessem
Ittihad al Shaab
U.S
You can’t quit now says circus manager to cannonball
A humorous caption notes the circus boss urging the man cannonball to press on, joking about finding another “man of your caliber.” The snippet lists Copyright General Feature Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea. Corp
Saco Church Women Elect Officers and Plans
The Catholic Women's club of Most Holy Trinity Church in Saco elected officers led by Mrs John Chase as president and Mrs Edmond Choroszy as vice president. Delegates to Poland Spring convention were chosen, with two high school delegates to Youth Day. A banquet in June will install new officers, and plans include a High School Guild communion breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women’s Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
iSaco
Notre Dame
John Chase
Edmond Choroszy
Leonard Burke
Peter Hellige
Thomas Winston
Hilary Mahaney
Chase
Choragszy
Poland
Paul Chamberlain
Gerard Cameron
Steel Parley Starts in New York as Strike Deadline Nears
U S Steel Corp and United Steelworkers begin formal negotiations at the Roosevelt Hotel with a July 1 strike deadline looming. Bethlehem, Republic and Kaiser join talks. eight other talks start midweek. Contracts expire June 30. Neither side comments. both sides unchanged on concessions, yet seek to avoid a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
Roosevelt Hotel
Bethlehem, Republic
Kaiser Steel Companies
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Summit Session Foretells Geneva Conference Progress Hope
President Eisenhower spoke of possible progress at Geneva to ease East-West tensions. He said no specific reply could be given but expected developments might bolster hope for a settlement. The Essen conference brief also covered wage concerns in steel and invitations involving Truman and Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeirk
Geneva
Essen
United States
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Winston Churchill
Truma
South
Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Eisen
Dog Owner Sent To Jail Over Loose Hound Oscar
ENID Okla Curtis Phillips 42 retired started a 15 day jail term after a city dog catcher cited him for allowing his one eyed hound Oscar to roam free. The judge offered a $15 fine or 15 days in jail. Phillips remarked I dont do any work so I might as well stay in jail. His wife said Oscar would roam free anyway while Phillips is jailed.
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Enid
Okla
Curtis Phillips
Oscar
Phillips
Maine Masonic Membership Up
PORTLAND Maine delegates to the Grand Lodge convocation report Freemasonry in Maine is at a record high with 47 964 members, a net gain of 70 from last year despite 950 deaths. Grand Master John M Little notes the craft remains very satisfactory and laments youth's focus on pensions over achievement. J Luther Jordan cites concerns about the worship of security and urges emphasis on achievement.
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Portland
Fual Grand Lodge
Maine
John M. Littlefield
Auburn
Freemasonry
J. Luther Jordan
Louisiana
American Rouse Arch Masons
Mother Of Year Picked At Waldorf Astoria
Jennie Loit Barron of Brookline Massachusetts, a Massachusetts Superior Court judge and grandmother of seven, was named American Mother of 1959 at a Waldorf Astoria gathering. The selection considered her successful motherhood, religious involvement, public activity, and exemplary homemaking and public responsibility.
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New York
Jennie Loit ‘Man Barron
Brookline
Mass
Superior Court of
Massachusetts
Daniel A. Poling
American Mothers Committee Inc
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Judge Barron
William B Rachlin
Bosston
Mothers of
America
Marriage May Aid Students in College
Santa Barbara AP reports a survey of 400 married male UC Santa Barbara students shows marriage boosts scholarship, with 80 percent improvement and 8 percent worsening. Dr. Joseph Lantagne says marriage provides security, time budgeting, and purpose, aiding productivity and acting as a safeguard against delinquency. About 10 percent marry before graduation.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
University of California At
Lantoine
Lantagne
Jordan premier resigns over ill health
Amman reports Prime Minister Samir Rifai has submitted his resignation to King Hussein due to ill health, per a government announcement. In Biddeford, Pauline Deschambeault of 263 Elm Street will teach first grade at the Jordan Jinnaco school next year, replacing Mrs. Ralph Chenard who is moving to Massachusetts.
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Amman
Jordan
Samir Rifai
Hussein
SACO
Pauline Deschambeault
Elm Street
Biddeford
Jordan School
Jinnaco
Cecil J. Cutts
Deschambeault
Gorham State Teachers College
Bradbury Street
Ralph Chenard
Birch Street
Chenard
Massachusetts
Discovery of Parker body spurs FBI hunt in lynching case
The water‑bleached body of Mack Charles Parker, a Poplarville, Mississippi lynch victim, was found in the Pearl River near Bogalusa. FBI director J Edgar Hoover ordered a renewed search for Parker’s kidnappers as investigators identify the truck driver who was charged with raping a pregnant white woman. The victim was dragged from Poplarville jail by masked assailants and beaten, then dumped into the river where his body drifted ashore three miles south of the bridge.
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Bogalusa
Mack Charles Parker
Pop-larville
Miss
FBI
Todey
Mississippi
Pearl River
Baglalusa
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Parker
Poplarville-Bogalusa
Pere River
Poplarville
Charity Hospital
Theody
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Biddeford High School
J. Edward Whelan
Edward Pullyard
Richard Dutcher
Howard Barnes
John Merrill
Raymond Cantara
Dr. Whelan
Raymond Hobbins
Raoul Roy
Eleanor Mogan
Wonderbar Steak House
Kesslen Shoe
Kennebunk
Carey Bros, Jewelers
Main Street
Dial
Saco Church
Sally Muslanski
Linda Kimball
Jane Parker
Susan Emmons
Luella Goodwin
Nancy Tripp
Betty Strout
F. Howard Shaffer
Clinton Fecteau, Jr
Ernest Pendleton
Eugene Hill
Pamela Dyer
Debbie Hanson
Lana LaPlante
Linda LaPlante
Elaine Poulin
Sheila Poulin
Portland Y. M. C. A
Saco Brownie Troop 12
Saco Unitarian Church
Rebecca Kimball
Carolyn Lord
Nancy Falvey
Jeanie Hill
Diane Harvey
Linda Rumery
Linda Savoy
Lorene Fecteau
Judy Saperia
Susan Hunt
Pamela Pendleton
Nancy Bowle
Boston
Judge Barren
Boston University
Samuel Breeton Jr
Barron and Barron
Wellesley College
Ermo
Philip Wernick
Deborah Blazer
Joy
York Lodge
A. M
Kennebunk Masonic Hall
Arthur C. Goodwin
Arnold L. Smith
Story
Orbs Chio
Webhannet Club
Leon C. Hicks
Harry W. Stevens
Charles Belyea
Robert E. Marier
Spurs Hunt
Page Eight
Danse
Potters
Valle’s Steak House
Scarborough
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