Names of lodge officers listed in second row and row three
The article fragment lists several lodge officers and supporters by name and role. Second row includes Mary Rollins warden Jessie Clark chaplain Josephine Meserve left supporter to the noble grand Aldie Palmer left supporter to vice grand Irene Townsend inside guard Maude Tuttle musician. Third row lists Margaret Scontras conductor Phyllis Vining vice grand Adelpha McKeen junior past grand Priscilla Ladd noble grand Nancy Rummery right supporter to noble grand and Faye Louis color bearer.
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Mary Rollins
Jessie Clark
Josephine Meserve
Noble Grand
Aldie Palmer
Irene Townsend
Maude Tuttle
Margaret Scontras
Phyllis Vining
Adelpha McKeen
Priscilla Ladd
Nancy Rummery
Faye Louis
Boston Subway Fire Triggers Massive Morning Tieup
A transformer fire at South Station caused smoke that felled about a dozen commuters and sent ten to hospital. Police and fire crews moved through smoke filled platforms as trains stalled, hand signals guided operations, and thousands faced delays across the Metropolitan Transit Authority system.
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Boston
South Station
Dewey Square
James J. Hinchey
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Boston City Hospital
MTA
Broadway
Washington Street
Sout
Park Street
Boston Common
Dorchester
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Everett Forest Hills
Revere
Nixon Seeks Critical Four Weeks In Close Race
Vice President Richard M. Nixon opens a pivotal final month of campaigning in Billings Montana planning sharp attacks on Senator John F Kennedy. He will speak at 7 40 a m Billings time then in Denver and Salt Lake City with Mrs Nixon joining him in Denver. Nixon spent Sunday in Billings wandering about and polishing a 750 word statement outlining campaign differences and progress.
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Billings
Mont
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Denver
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Washington, D. C
Kennedy
Herbert G. Klein
Chuckle Girdle Prevents Figures From Facts
A humorous item notes a device called the Chuckle Girdle that supposedly prevents numbers from becoming facts, attributed to Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp. The playful line critiques misreporting and exaggerated data in a lighthearted blurb.
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Fea. Corp
Khrushchev: We shall never start a war on eve of U N visit
The United Nations awaited Khrushchev's next appearance after his television assertion that the Soviet Union would not start a war. He outlined aims including U N reform, a three secretary general plan, admission of Red China, disarmament talks, and a Europe meeting. He also derided U S actions and defended his stance on Berlin and disarmament.
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N.Y
Khushchev
General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
Europe
New York
Nehru
India
London
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Moscow
U. N
United States
Paquet Announces Ward 3 Council Bid on Democratic Ticket
Phillippe E. Paquet Jr of 36 Hill Street Biddeford announced his candidacy for ward 5 councilman on the Democratic slate led by Joseph Fred Warner. Paquet, son of Phillippe E and Rosilda Gagnon Paquet, works at the Factory Island meat market founded by his father. He attended local schools and earned a business administration degree from the University of Maine, where he joined the Maine Business club and the Newman club. Paquet served four years in the United States Air Force with deployments in Mississippi Texas and the Far East.
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Phillippe E. Paquet, Jr
Hill Street
Biddeford
Joseph “Fred” Warner
Paquet
Phillippe E
Rosilda ‘Gagnon’ Paquet
Factory Island
University of Maine
Maine Business Club
Newman Club
United States Air Force
Mississippi
Texas
Far East
Mobutu Tightens Ring Around Lumumba In Congo Crisis
In Leopoldville Col. Joseph Mobutu expanded a security cordon around former premier Patrice Lumumba after a late night appearance in the native quarter. Soldiers forced back pro Lumumba crowds, a shot was fired, and several detainees were taken. Mobutu later reduced the troop strength to 50 and insisted no one enter or exit Lumumba’s residence. Lumumba declared from a balcony he remained master and not a prisoner.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
Lumumba
Reed Coffin TV Debate In Maine Tonight
Republican Gov John Reed and Democratic challenger Frank Coffin face off in a Maine gubernatorial TV debate to be broadcast from WGAN TV Portland at 7 p m with simultaneous telecasts on WABI Bangor and WAGM Presque Isle The half hour format mirrors the Nixon Kennedy first debate with opening closing remarks a rebuttal and candidate questions The exchange could set the tone for the race
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Portland
Maine
John H. Reed
Frank M. Coffin
Reed
Maine League of Women Voters
Wgan-Tv
Wabi-Tv
Kennedy Praises FDR At Little White House Speech
Sen John F Kennedy in Warm Springs Georgia lauds Franklin D Roosevelt for opening new doors to the Negro in a Deep South stop. He cites Roosevelt as raising a Democratic banner that unites Americans of all races and creeds.
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Warm Springs
John F. Kennedy
Deep South
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Little White House
Roosevelt
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Community Chest Parade Plans Set in Saco Biddeford
A five division parade to kick off the Biddeford Saco Community Chest drive starts Monday at 7 30 p m from Beach and Main in Saco. Parade routes run along Main Street to Biddeford then turn past the City Square monument toward the Universalist church reviewing stand. Parade officials include William W McKenney Alcide W Villan dry as marshal with Saco and Biddeford police escorts and multiple marching units such as city officials bands and scout groups.
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Biddeford-Saco
Beach
Main Streets
Saco
Main Street
Biddeford
Jefferson Street
City Square Monument
Universalist Church
William W. McKenney
Alcide W. Villandry
Alcide Villandry
Beach Street
Saco-Biddeford
Cote
Deschambault
Paul Casavant
Harry Wooster
Painchaud
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New Hampshire
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Gerard Parent
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Armand Grebin
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Rev
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Boston Subway
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Llewellyn Thompson
Berlin
Wie
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Tyree
Capitol
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Roux
Sherman
Spiegel
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Toomey
Norman Morin
Burns School
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Kenneth Hunnewell
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