Deaths Joseph Samson 87 of Saco Biddeford
Joseph Samson aged 87 of Boom road Saco dies in a Biddeford hospital after a long illness. Born December 15 1874 at St. Ferdinand of Halifax son of Joseph and Alphonsine Samson widow of Rosanna Girard Samson. Survived by three sons Alphonse Albert and Alfred, six sisters, five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Mond Funeral Home Biddeford tonight and Saturday Sunday. Funeral from Notre Dame de Lourdes church Monday at 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Samson
Boom Road
Saco
Biddeford
St. Ferdinand of Halifax
Joseph and
Alphonsine ‘(Bellavance) Samson
Rosanna (Girard) Samson
WPA
Notre Dame the Lourdes Church
Albert Samson
Alphonse
Alfred Samson
Melina Samson
Aldee Samson
Emma Bergeron
Joseph Lautre
Sanford
Philomene Caron
Garby
Quebec
Olivine Laventure
Bonaventure
Saskatchewan
Whist and Dance Events Planned in Biddeford Tonight and Saturday
A whist party at LeFoyer 97 Alfred Street Biddeford begins the fall and winter series tomorrow night at 7 30. Biddeford Aerie of Eagles starts weekly dances Saturday 8 pm at Birch Street hall with Lillians Orchestra and continues throughout winter. A public whist party at The Homestead 97 Alfred Street Biddeford is Saturday night. Ladies auxiliary of Andrew MacMillan Post Royal Canadian Legion meets Monday at 8 p m at Mrs Sarah Metcalf 54 Oak Street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lel Foyer
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Biddeford Aerie of Eagles
Birch Street
Lillian
Andrew MacMillan
Royal Canadian Legion
Sarah Metcalf
Oak Street
Local Church Confession Schedule Amid Weekend Meetings
The Junior Bandana Dongs of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. Confessions are scheduled at St. Monica Church in Keanebunk from 4 to 5 p.m. Also at St. Martha Church in Kernebunk on Saturday from 4 to ? p.m. Confessions will be held at St. Mary Church in Wells from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
St. Monica Church
Keanebunk
St. Martha Church
Kernebunkrt
St. Fromm
Marychurch Wells
Registration Board Opens Sessions For Saco Voters
The Saco Board of Registration will hold open sessions for the November 6 state elections from October 17 to October 25 excluding weekends, daily 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Eligibility requires six months Maine residence and three months in Saco. Women changing names by marriage should notify the board and address changes since the last election must be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Board of Registration
Maine
Saco
Maine campaign spars over cost of living and education
Sen Muskie and Republican rivals clash over government programs while Democratic hopefuls defend federal aid and housing loans. In Lewiston and Auburn, William Hathaway and Clifford McIntire traded accusations on cost of living and education funding, with Kellam criticizing Rep. Tupper for opposing the Housing Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Lewiston
Clifford G. McIntire
William D. Hathaway
Hathaway
Auburn
McIntire
Buxton
Ist
Ronald L. Kellam
Stanley R. Tupper
Kellam
Record of New Babies in Area Families
To Mr and Mrs Carl G Smith West Kennebunk a son David Gordon weighing six pounds eight ounces September 27 To Mr and Mrs Richard D Labonte 3 Cottage street Biddeford a daughter Pamela Jean weighing eight pounds October 1 To Mr and Mrs Morton F Wolfe 51 Brookview Terrace Portland a daughter Brenda Leslie weighing seven pounds October 1 To Mr and Mrs Donald F Nunan 14 Ferry road Saco a son Thomas Ernest weighing nine pounds one ounce October 2 To Mr and Mrs Raoul L garde Jr 63 Prospect street Biddeford a daughter Diane Elaine weighing five pounds four ounces October 2 To Mr and Mrs Norman Roberge 376 West street Biddeford a son Kevin Paul weighing seven pounds two ounces October 2 To Mr and Mrs Felix Neault 107 Ocean avenue Old Orchard Beach a son Felix Jr weighing six pounds 14 ounces October 3 To Mr and Mrs Ruel Sawyer Buxton a son Perry Trafford weighing seven pounds six ounces September 25 To Mr and Mrs Virgie Butts Buxton a son David Wayne weighing seven pounds 15 ounces September 26 To Mr and Mrs Conrad Rioux 40914 Main street Biddeford a son Arthur Joseph weighing seven pounds seven ounces September 27 To Mr and Mrs Robert Purvis Buxton a son Steven George weighing seven pounds 13 ounces September 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Smith
West Kennebunk
David Gordon
Richard D. Labonte
Cottage Street
Biddeford
Pamela Jean
Morton F. Wolfe
Brookview Terrace
Portland
Brenda Leslie
Donald F. Nunan
Ferry Road
Saco
Thomas Ernest
Raoul Lagarde, Jr
Prospect Street
Diane Elaine
Norman Roberge
West Street
Kevin Paul
Felix Neault
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Felix, Jr
Ruel Sawyer
Buxton
Perry Trafford
Virgie Butts
David Wayne
Conrad Rioux
Main Street
Arthur Joseph
Robert Purvis
Steven George
No court session in Saco this morning report brief
No session of Saco Municipal Court held this morning and no accidents reported to Police or to headquarters overnight. Saco Fire Department had received no calls up to press time today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Municipal
Saco Fire Department
Graveside rites for Roy O. Young in Laurel Hill Cemetery
Roy O. Young 75 died Thursday in Leavittown New York. Graveside services set for Monday at 2 p m at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco with interment to follow. He lay in repose at Donahue Funeral Home Westbury prior to services. He is survived by widow Annie a brother Russell Young Jamaica New York and a sister Miss Glenna Young Westbury New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy O.young
Leavittown
N. Y
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Donahue Funeral Home
Westbury
L. L
Annie
Russell Young
Jamaica
Glenna Young
Portland Weather: Rain and Wind Through Saturday
A weather forecast for Portland predicts rain and cool conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday with east to northeast winds 15 to 30 mph. Small craft advisories are posted as highs reach mid to upper 50s and lows in the upper 40s to low 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Teacher Loses His Way Ends Up In Court
A charge of disturbing the peace against Walter L. Perry 28 Blue Hill teacher was placed on file in Municipal Court. Ass Judge Millard E. Emann reminded Perry of duty to conduct and filed the charge hoping he learned a lesson after his arrest in a Dartmouth Street apartment house. Police say he entered Hermann Gershenson's apartment by error while grappling with Gershenson at the stairwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Blue Hill
Millard E. Emann
Walter L. Perry
Perry
Dartmouth St
Hermann Gershenson
Burke, Kennebunk resident, dies at Togus hospital
Frank W. Burke 70 lifelong Kennebunk resident and husband of Mildred Burke died today at Togus Veterans Hospital. He was World War I veteran and charter member of Webber Lefebvre Post. Survived by widow a stepson Clinton Dickinson daughter Barbara Burke two brothers Joseph B. Brooks Edmund C. Brooks a sister Mrs Magda Dearborn all of Kennebunk. Funeral Monday at 1 30 PM from Angell Funeral Home Dane Street Kennebunk with Rev Fred Holmberg officiating. Burial in family lot in Hope Cemetery. Call at funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Burke
Kennebunk
Mildred Burke
Togus Veterans Hospital
Michael
Christine
Tvedt) Burke
Webber-Lefebvre Post, Kennebunk
Clinton Dickinson
Barbara Burke
Joseph B. Brooks
Edmund C. Brooks
Magda Dearborn
Biddeford Mason Arthur Petrin Dies at 58
Arthur Petrin 58 a Biddeford native and mason with Petrin's Mason Firm died at a local hospital. Born July 17 1904 to Joseph and Celanire Petrin he belonged to Biddeford Saco Aerie FOE and St Joseph church. Survivors include his widow Bibiane Perrin a daughter four sisters three brothers and two grandchildren. Services at St Joseph church Monday 8:30 a.m. with calling hours at Sansoucy Funeral Home today tomorrow and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Antonio Petrin
Biddeford
Hooper Street
Petrin
Sorn
Joseph and
Celanire (Laverdiere
Biddeford-Saco Aerie
FOE
St Joseph Church
Bibiane
Dion) Perrin
Albert Caron
Alberic Benoit
Albert Pare
Mary Gilpatrick
Adelard Lachance
Henry
Edgar
Rodolphe Perrin
St.Joseph Church
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Stone Street
Long-lived Alice Lilly Dies at 103 in Nursing Home
Alice M. Lilly died in a nursing home at age 103. Born in Perkins and educated in Richmond, she lived in Woolwich before moving to Yarmouth in 1907. She knit Christmas mittens for 21 grandchildren and leaves two grandsons, George R. Lilly of Portland and Kenneth L. Lilly of Eliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmout
Alice Maud Lilly
Funeral Services for Edward Caouette Held in Saco
Funeral services for Edward Caouette were held yesterday at Cote Funeral Home in Saco with Rev. George Plante officiating. Bearers included Harold Waight John Jewell Carl Brandt Robert Boutet Eugene Caouette and Emile Caouette. Burial followed at St Joseph cemetery with graveside prayers led by Rev. Rene Caouette. Out of town attendees included Juliette Caouette Murielle Caouette Rev Fr Caouette of Dan forth and Robert Caouette of Westley Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Caouette
Cote Funeral Home
James and
Beach Streets
Saco
George Plante
Harold Waight
John Jewell
Carl Brandt
Robert Boutet
Eugene Caouette
Emile Caouette
St. Joseph
Rene Caouette
Juliette Caouette
Murielle Caouette
Fr. Cao
Hurricane Daisy Tracks Northeast With No U.S. Mainland Threat
The Weather Bureau placed Hurricane Daisy about 430 miles southwest of Bermuda and 85 miles southwest of Bermuda, forecasting a northeast course at 17 mph. The forecast track runs toward Bermuda and indicates no threat to the U S. mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Weather Bureau
Daisy
Bermuda
U. S. Mainland
Beach Groups Review Old Orchard Plan Drafts
Old Orchard Beach planning boards and the Urban Renewal authority met with consultants Wetterqvist and Ca shill to review Phase 1 of the Comprehensive Development plan. The draft outlines eight sections on land use population economy streets utilities and facilities with charts and maps, and Phase 2 will follow after federal and state authorization. A joint meeting is planned for October 25 at Town Hall, with Chairman Harry Dowd Jr. leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard ‘Beach
Urban Renewal Authority
No Board
Harry Dowd Jr
Biddeford election talk cited in local court case
Deschambault acknowledged newsroom chatter about upcoming Democratic primaries in Biddeford and state elections next month. Judge Weatherbee said a fair jury could be empaneled and considered separate trials for the mayor and city clerk amid claims they took 1292.08 dollars from Lucien Bourque for gravel purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Biddeford
Smith
Weatherbee
Atty. Smith
Justice Weatherbee
Lucien Bourque
Biddeford Elks To Host Grand Exalted Ruler Visit
Biddeford Saco Elks announce the official visitation of Grand Exalted Ruler Lee A Donaldson on October 12. A social at 6 p.m. at the home, lobster dinner, and dancing are planned for Elks members. Other notes include Field Day at Scarborough Legion hall and the upcoming golf tournament at Biddeford and Saco Country Club.
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Biddeford
Saco Elks Lodge
Carl Blackington
Rockland Lodge
Perley Bartlett
Lee A. Donaldson
Leon Jones
Donaldson
Elks
Jones
Donald Doyle
Scarborough American Legion Hall
Joseph Grondin
Biddeford and Saco Country Club
Gene Palmer
Peace Corps Workers Aid In Leprosarium
In Sungei Buloh Malaya two Peace Corps nurses Sadie Stout and Mary Janziti join local staff to care for 2500 leprosy patients. They treat wounds, assist surgeries, and teach at clinics while engaging with children as Scout leaders and coaches. A third volunteer Natalia Smillie works as a laboratory researcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sungei Buloh
Malaya
Peace Corps
Sadie Stout
Mary Lanziti
United States
Janziti
Napa
Calif
Miss Stout
Arkansas City
Kan
Kuala Lumpur
Natalia Smillie
Washington, D.C
Missy Sadie
Missy Mary
Lanziti
Market Trends Moderate Gains Across Sectors
The New York stock market edged higher in moderate trading. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks rose 0.6 to 216.7 at noon with gains in motors chemicals oils aerospace and drugs. Dow Jones index up 1.17 to 583.58 as corporate bonds fluctuated and government bonds eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Motors
Korvette
IBM
Polaroid
Xeriox
Litton Industries
Amerada
General Dynamics
Boein
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
Kansas City Southern
Houston Lighting and Power
Eastman Kodak
Dow Jones
U.S
Classified advertising saves time and money
A concise notice urging readers to use classified ads to save time and money on advertising. It emphasizes economical options and the practicality of the classified route for promoting goods, services, or events.
Robert Morris Night Observed by Annette Eastern Star
Members and guests of Annette chapter Order of the Eastern Star gathered at Saco Masonic hall for Robert Morris Night with commemorative services honoring the order founder. Officers led the program. invitations were issued for upcoming inspections and Grand Family Night events in November and October. a rehearsal for officers is planned October 11 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Bette Jean Roberge
Ralph Meserve
Helen Savage
Ruth
Springvale
Pine Tree
Gor‘ham
Deering
Portland
Catherine Bean
Auxiliary Plans Joint Meeting With Firemen
Camp Ellis Firemen auxiliary outlined a joint meeting and women members led by President Cynthia Lemay held sessions at the fire station. Reports were given by secretary Marjorie Pendleton treasurer Mabel Cloudman and sunshine officer Laura Robbins. Elsie Buzzell donated Halloween decorations for the children's party later this month. The mystery package was awarded to Mrs Lemay. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts were announced for next week and served by Lillian Morris and Ruth Stackpole with many members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Cynthia Lemay
Marjorie Pendleton
Mabel Cloudman
Laura Robbins
Elsie Buzzell
Lemay
Buzzell
Arline Gregoire
Judy Gagnon
Riots, Marshals, and Oxford Football Postponed
In Jackson authorities anticipated chaos at Oxford as 30,000 fans approached for the Ole Miss Houston game amid rioting reports. The Justice Department noted 166 marshals wounded in riots last Sunday. eight deputy marshals injured before tear gas. Homecoming celebrations were canceled. Edwin A. Walker, once a general, sought bail in Springfield after charges of inciting insurrection and seditious conspiracy. his bond set at 100,000. Millsaps College warned its game profits would fall with the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Oxford
Meredith
Justice We Oe Pean
Mississippi
Kennedy
Russell Davis
U. Atty
Robert F. Kenn
Houston
House
Walter Sillers
Ole Miss
Justice Department
Border
Bureau of Prison
Springfield
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Millsaps College
Austin College
Millsaps
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Walker
Germany
Maine Continues Reforms in Elementary Math Programs
Weaver notes elementary math programs are in transition. Past rationales and content emphases no longer fit today or tomorrow. Drill remains useful in some aspects but overuse is educationally criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Society Girl Held Without Bail On Murder Charge
In Boston Suzanne Clift a 21 year old society girl is held for a Suffolk County Grand Jury on a murder charge for the shooting death of Piero Brentani a 27 year old Italian electronics engineer. No plea entered as her lawyer waived examination. Grand jury convenes first Monday in November. Family members and two Episcopal clergymen attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Suzanne Clift
Piero Brentani
Frank Juggins
Leo Gannon
George W. Roberts
Brentani
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Presidents Day Luncheon Highlights Thursday Club
The Thursday Club held its annual Presidents Day luncheon at Kennebunkport Inn with 43 attendees. New members Arthur Pollard and Forest Kimball joined, while Frances Mary Murphy Theo dore Schaffer Alcide Gonneville resigned. The program featured arts and crafts instructors and a question period, and plans were announced for six leadership meetings and a future York County Union event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport Inn
Eloi Lacroix
Arnold Calderwood
Arthur Pollard
Forest Kimball
Clifton Bedell
Frances Mary Murphy
Theodore Schaffer
Alcide Gonneville
Lallifried St. Marie
York County Union
Jane Day
Schaffer
Federation
Calderwood
Federation Day
State Federation
Lewis Lachance
George Butler
Kennebunkport
Ways and Means Committee
Carl Haas
Maurice Ross
Mary Ellen Minkevitch
Emimanual College
Boston
Mass
Robert Noble
Gerald Lemieux
Charles Bowdoin
Kennebunk
Edward Mayo
William B. O'Sullivan
Biddeford Universalist Church
Leo H. Brown
Frederick J
Norman J. Reilly
Simon Spill
Carroll Donovan
Frank Carey
C. P. Atkinson
Thomas Paraday
Orville Pollard
Warren C. Thompson
Chris Johnson
William Ashton
John Barrett
Robert Nolble
John Authier
Felix Sheltra
Leona Thompsson
J. G. Dickerson
Schirra Expected More Orbits If Fuel Had Held
Schirra noted he had enough hydrogen peroxide fuel for several additional orbits had it been needed after landing in the Pacific. He spoke during technical talks with engineers and four fellow astronauts about radio chatter he found excessive at times. Powers described how an astronaut communicates with ground control by high frequency radio, noting interference when others test systems abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schirra
Pacific
Powers
Australia
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Over 30 000 Readers
A short promotional note claims the journal’s classified section reaches more than thirty thousand readers daily. It emphasizes broad circulation and advertising impact for small businesses and local services seeking exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Journal
World Series On TV Screens Promises Wide TV Lineup
AP reports TV highlights over the coming days focus on the World Series with three hours time difference between coasts. Also premiering ABCs The Gallant Men, CBSs LSU vs Georgia Tech, plus NBCs Big Deal in Laredo and McHales Navy debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Coast
East Coast
ABC
Italy
CBS
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Voice of Firestone
Heidi Krall
iGenevieve
Wilfred Pelletier
NBC
Laredo
Walter ‘Matthau
Zachary Scott
Garry Moore
Ob Newhart
Dennis
Gun- Ismoke
Fabian
Tuesday Weld
Circle Theatre
McHale
Navy
Ernest Borgnine
Andy Williams
Mr. Ed
Court Delays Negro's Entry Into Clemson
In Alexandria Virginia the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals withheld ruling on a motion for a preliminary injunction sought by Harvey B. Gantt a Black student at Iowa State College. The court said the case can be heard on its merits at an early date delaying his entry to Clemson College an all white school in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
South Carolina
Clemson College
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey B. Gantt
Iowa State College
Clemson
Saco Democrats To Meet Candidates
The Saco Democratic Social Club hosts Meet the Candidate Night at the GAR hall in Saco on Monday at 8. Guest speaker Ronald Kellem of Portland campaigns for Congress in the First District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Democratic Social Club
GAR _ hall
Saco
Ronald ‘Kellem
Portland
Congress
iFirst
Kennebunkport Estate Sold Near Offering Price
The Kennebunkport summer home of W F Harold Braun of Philadelphia sold to Mr and Mrs Charles J Draper Belmont Mass near 49500. Sold via Previews Inc broker A Pelham Stevens. Nearby 67 High Street Saco two-family home sold to Mr and Mrs Richard J McLoy of Saco through Nicholas P Scontras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
W. F. Harold Braun
Philadelphia
Charles J. Draper
Belmont
Mass
A. Pelham Stevens
Boston
Previews, Inc
International Real Estate Clearing House
William W. Dwyer
Flag Burning Ceremony Held By Veterans
The Biddeford Saco Veterans Council held its annual flag burning ceremony at Saco Memorial Field. Participants included Walter Stebbins commander at the ceremony and Owen-Davis American Legion post, Earl Clappison senior vice commander, Joseph Ouellette junior vice commander and provost marshal, Roger Grant sergeant at arms, and William McKenney chaplain. A burning detail featured Roland Huot, Robert Libby, Roland St Michael, Paul Lapointe, Guy Goodwin, Joseph Hanusek, Eugene Moody, and David Drindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Veterans Council
Saco Memorial Field
Walter Stebbins
Owen- Davis American Legion
Earl Clappison
Boucouvalas-Dupuis Amvets
Saco
Joseph Ouellette
Saco Amvets
Roger Grant
The
American Legion
William McKenney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roland Huot
Biddeford Amvets
Robert Libby
Disabled American Veterans
Roland St. Michael
Biddeford American Legion
Paul Lapointe
Biddeford
Guy Goodwin
Saco American Legion
Joseph Hanusek
Eugene Moody
David Drindle
Sons of the Union Veterans
Twin City Health Nurses At Session
Representatives from Biddeford and Saco Public Health Nursing agencies attended the York County Public Health Nurses association meeting at Sanford Junior High School. Local nurses Miss Roberta Rowe and Miss Margaret L Murphy led the Biddeford and Saco staffs with hostesses from Sanford. Dr David Davidson spoke on oral polio vaccine and answered questions, with Mrs M A Clement presiding at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Saco
York County Public Health Nurses Association i
Sanford Junior High School
Roberta Rowe
Dorothy Carter
Saco Service
Margaret L. Murphy
Ellen O'Leary
Sanford Public Health
David Davidson
Portland
York and
Cumberland Counties
M. A. Clement
Boy Scouts Pick New Meeting Site in Saco City Hall
Troop 319 of the Boy Scouts voted to meet at Boucouvalas-Dupuis AMVETS post home in Saco. October 8 at 7 p.m. was set for new member recruitment with Harry Critchley leading the session and Irving Kallock and Edward Cloudman as committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Boucouvalas - Dupuis Amvets
Harry Critchley
Irving Kallock
Edward Cloudman
Robert Hunt
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Registration Board
Sen. Muskie
Webber Hospital
Saco Hospital
Roy O. Young
Arthur Petrin
Alice M. Lilly
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Saco Democrats
Twin City Health Nurses
Boy Scouts
Federal Realty Company
Lagarde’s
Cortland Delicious
Harmon’s Orchard
Limerick
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