Court hearing in steel strike delayed by judge
In Pittsburgh AP report Judge Herbert P. Sorg delayed resumption of a federal court hearing on Taft Hartley action to end the steel strike. Government argued production loss threatens health and safety while United Steelworkers said hardships exist but no national danger. Defendants include the Steelworkers Union and 96 steel companies.
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Pittsburgh
Herbert P. Sorg
United Steelworkers
Orig
U.S
Oliver Denies TWUA Lobbyist Label Amid Ledger Sparks
Saco Mayor Peter Garland accused Rep. James Oliver of being a TWUA lobbyist after Oliver backed inflationary legislation. Oliver rejected the charge calling Garland comments interesting and said he is proud to stand with textile workers of Biddeford Saco and the nation. Garland spoke at a Portland club meeting and was asked about a possible congressional run.
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Saco
Peter Garland
James Oliver
TWUA
Michael Schoonjans
Oliver
Garland
Biddeford
Portland Club
Portland
Congress
Surviving quintuplet baby dies at Lackland AFB hospital
The last of five quintuplet girls born to Lt. Charles G. Hannan and his wife at Lackland Air Force Base died at 6:40 am. Baby D followed Babies B, A, E, and C who died earlier in the same hospital. The Hannans, both unnamed in brief, expressed grief and faith that God has a better place for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Charles G. Hannan
Aslee
Lackland Air Force Base
Hannan
Lackland
Textile Mill In Lewiston Hires Canadian Labor
A Lewiston textile mill unable to fill 45 skilled positions turned to Canada for workers. Officials traveled to Cornwall, Ontario, where a cotton mill shut, and about 25 prospective workers have joined the payroll with another equal number due soon. Most new hires are married and bringing families.
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Lewiston 7
Canada
Continental Mills
Maine
Cornwall
Ontario
United Stats
Erupting Toothpaste Sparks Spontaneous Chuckle
A playful feature notes that toothpaste erupting from the wrong end proves more enthusiastic and spontaneous than conventional humor, credited to Gen. Features Corp. as a lighthearted moment.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Biddeford nursing staff to host county health meeting
Biddeford Public Health Nursing staff will host the York County Public Health Nursing association on October 29 in the City Building nursing rooms. Miss Margaret Murphy and a team of R.N. staff nurses will coordinate local arrangements with assistance from Miss Pauline Perreault. Public Health units from Kittery to Old Orchard will attend. fundraising canvassers and Chest fund gifts were discussed at the meeting. Dr. William B. O’Sullivan attended a three day Diabetic Institute at Harvard.
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Biddeford
Pauline Perreault
Kittery
Berwick
North and South Berwick
Ogunquit
York
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Saco
Old Orchard
Community Chest Fund
Paul Casavant
Frank Carey
Nursing Committee
William Deans
Charles Thompson
Norman Reilly
Bruce Wilson
Madeliene Davenport
Florence Hamel
Eleanor Mogan
Intentional damage to Nautilus under Navy investigation
At Portsmouth Naval Shipyard the nuclear submarine Nautilus shows damage described as apparently intentional, confined to electrical cables and not affecting the reactor. Overhaul began July 26 with completion planned for late February. extension possible. Nautilus earlier crossed under the polar ice and set an Atlantic underwater crossing record.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Carl A. Johnson
Navy
Washington
Truman
Groton
Conn
Mamie Eisenhower
Portsmouth Herald
Final Chest Report Due
Community Chest workers were reminded that the final report meeting is tomorrow between noon and 1 p m at the Chamber of Commerce office. Campaign Chairman Paul Casavant urged completion of assignments and reporting to division heads or the office. He said we still have a long way to go and time is running out and that $17,000 is needed, stressing volunteers must report tomorrow.
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Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Casavant
Correll University Teams Designs Bomb Proof Underground City
Ithaca New York Correll University researchers are designing a bomb proof underground city as a theoretical model. No construction plans exist yet but the concept could guide future shelter designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
P—A_ Correll University
Woman Died Alone After 66 Years in Institution
Emma McDaniel of St Joseph Missouri died in a mental hospital where she had been committed in 1893 during Grover Cleveland's presidency. At age 32 she was admitted for simple melancholia and spent the rest of life there without a visitor or letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Grover Cleveland
Emma McDaniel
First For Baby Sitter At Impasse
Police in Damariscotta Mills pressed on with a Saturday disappearance case of 14 year old Sharon Simmons and 44 year old ex convict Rodney Austin. They planned searches of Damariscotta Lake and Great Salt Bay channel as part of the missing person inquiry and questioned Austin in connection with the case. A necklace fragment found near the Hallowell home where Sharon babysat heightened the urgency of the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damariscotta Mills
Damariscotta Lake
Channel
Great Salt Bay
Sharon Simmons
Rodney Austin
Newcastle
Sharon
Cecil A. Hallowell, Jr
Saco PTA Greets Teachers at October reception
Over 200 members and guests attended the Saco Parent-Teacher Association October teachers reception at Burns School cafe teria. Educational leaders were feted with individual recognition and a corsage pinning ceremony, honoring Burns School staff and a list of teachers and
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Saco Parent-Teacher Association
Burns School
Saco
Mary Emmons
Young School
Howard Cushman
Burns Schools
Pauline Deschambault
Jordan School
Parent-Teacher Association
Carleton Robbins
Charles Clark
Albert Searway
Ina Emery
Esther Emmons
Mary McLaughlin
Lorette Robitaille
Jean Clark
Martha Herrin
Mary Palmer
Bertha Russell
Nancy Tarbox
Stella Turner
Patricia Roy
Phyllis Borden
Margaret Emmons
Mary Thurston
Donald Libby
Elaine White
Agnes Cunningham
Velma Gibbs
W. Earl Young
Episcopal Seminary Planned at San Juan Puerto Rico
The Episcopal Church of the United States plans to build a 25 acre theological seminary in San Juan Puerto Rico. Rt. Rev. John B. Bentley, vice president of the Church National Council, said the seminary will open in fall 1961 with a class of 80 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N .Y
Episcopal Church of the United
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Happy) Sellers
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