Auxiliary Of Unity Club Has Sinner
The Unity Club Auxiliary met last night at Mrs. Emma Garside’s Buxton Road home in Saco for a lobster supper and business session. Mrs. Enda Bradbury received the mystery award. The November 6 meeting will be at Mrs. Josephine Meserve’s Pleasant Street home with Mrs. Genie Edgecomb hosting. A Halloween social hour featured prizes to Mrs. Ruth Scammon, Mrs. Ethel Whitten, and Mrs. Bradbury. Present were Mrs. Madeline Eastman, Mr. Garside, Mrs. Thelman Farley, Mrs. Bradbury, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Emma _ Garside
Buxton Road
Saco
Garside
Enda Bradbury
Josephine Meserve
Pleasant Street
Genie Edgecomb
Ruth Scammon
Ethel Whitten
Bradbury
Madeline Eastman
Thelman Farley
Local Society Figures Named in Obituary Snippet
Scattered names appear in a fragmentary society notice listing Mrs. Olea Taylor Scammon Mrs. Edgecomb Mrs. Florence Mooers Mrs. Whitten and Mrs. Irene Townsend among attendees or acknowledgments in a community page.
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Scammon
Olea Taylor
Edgecomb
Florence Mooers
Whitten
Irene Townsend
Worker Burned In Explosion at Lewiston Wood Plant
Raoul Laberge 37 of Lewiston was burned in a spray room blast at Rock Maple Wood Heel Co. when a light bulb he was cleaning ignited lacquer fumes in a blower pipe. He received facial burns and was treated at a hospital. Losses ran into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Rock Maple Wood Heel Co
Raoul Laberge
Veterans Day Parade Plans At Biddeford Saco Discussed
Veterans Day parade and exercises for November 11 were discussed at a Biddeford and Saco Veterans Council meeting at the Merton Ira Staples AMVETS Post Home Biddeford. Planned roles included Robert Libby as grand marshal and Guy Goodwin as chief of staff. The parade runs from Biddeford to Saco with ceremonies in Saco City Hall.
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Biddeford and Saco Veterans Council
Merton Ira Staples Amvets
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Robert Libby
Biddeford - Saco
Disabled American Veterans
William McKenney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Guy Goodwin
Owen - Davis
American Legion
Saco
Roland St. Michel
Tighe - Beaudoin - Farley
Earl Clappison
Boucouvalas Dupuis
Amvets
Clifton Horsfield
Merton Ira Staples
Robert Norton
Maine Disabled American Veterans
Saco City Hall
Saco American Legion
Beach Street
Fire departments told to stop operating beano contests
Augusta Maine August AP Attorney General Frank E Hancock ruled that regular and volunteer fire departments do not qualify as Maine fraternal and veterans organizations but the departments auxiliaries may run beano games. Firemen must turn over operation to their auxiliary groups or stop running them.
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Augusta
Frank E. Hancock
Hancock
Maine
Shifting U.N. Power From Security Council to General Assembly
The text notes a growing General Assembly influence, a reduced role norm for the Security Council, and a broader executive secretary role. It credits Lie, Hammarskjold, and Thant for change amid Soviet veto opposition, and marks the start of U.N. peacekeeping with 1956 Suez and 1960 Congo missions using small-country units. The big powers fail to agree on a standing force, shelving the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Trygve Lie
Dag Hammarskjold
U. Thant
U.N
Congo
Lodge Refuses to Run for President in 1960 Bid
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, the Republican vice presidential candidate in 1960, informed a Manchester NH committee he will not seek the presidency. Lodges reply cited his current post in South Vietnam as the most useful service to the United States and noted no intention to run.
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Manchester
N.H
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Victor V. Mieux
Lodge
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Massachusetts
U.S
United Nations
Goldwater Keeps to Known Values and Travel Rhythm
Goldwater reaffirms a conservative message centered on proven past values as he continues campaigning. He plans to use advance men and more aides. He notes audiences are receptive though not ecstatic, with much noise from young supporters. He argues crowds and polls do not ensure nominations or delegation support.
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Goldwater
White House
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Capitol
Milk petition continued in Portland hearing
Supreme Court Justice Francis V. Sullivan moved the Cumberland Arms Northern case to next Wednesday. The Cumberland firm seeks an injunction against selling banded quarts and twin half gallons at the fixed 93 cent per gallon price set by the Maine Milk Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Sureme Court
Francis V. Sullivan
Cumberland Arms Northern, Inc
Maine Milk Commission
Kennedy medical care for the aged obituary flags failure
The Kennedy medical care bill for the aged is declared dead in Congress. McCormack, Mills and party lines are blamed as Democrats outnumber Republicans but fail to unite. Kennedy shifts focus to tax cuts and civil rights while awaiting another push in 1964 election year.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
Congress
American Medical Association
McCormack
Republican National Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Committee
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Senate
Capitol
Saco Rockettes Birthday Party Plans Food Sale
The Saco Rockettes Club held its annual birthday party at Janice Roberts’s home on Dyer Street Saco. President Joyce Peck led the meeting and refreshments were served. Plans for a November 8 food sale were outlined and Jacqueline Paul and Ann Dussault were named to the poster committee. Attendees included Alma Sherman Sue Emmons Paula Langeli er Anne Marie Martin Christine Tarbox Ann Dussault Joyce Peck Judith Jones Jacqueline Paul Linda Desrosiers Dorothy Piette Linda Vance Karen Sheehan Deborah Jones Regina Henaire Molly Brandt Patricia Norrad Barbara Christian and Janice Roberts.
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Rockettes Club of
Saco
Janice Roberts
Dyer Street
Jacqueline Paul
Ann Dussault
Joyce Peck
Alma Sherman
Sue Emmons
Paula Langelier
Anne Marie Martin
Christine Tarbox
Judith Jones
Linda Desrosiers
Dorothy Piette
Linda Vance
Karen Sheehan
Deborah Jones
Regina Henaire
Molly Brandt
Patricia Norrad
Barbara Christian
Maine Aeronautics Commission Probes Director Higgins
The Maine Aeronautics Commission will interview persons with information about charges against director Scott H. Higgins of Winthrop. He is accused of private use of state personnel and state property. MAC Chairman Harry J. Perry says the inquiry will be reported to Gov. Reed after completion.
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Augusta
Maine Aeronautics Commission
Scott H. Higgins
Winthrop
MAC
Harry J. Perry
Rumford
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H. Polakewich
Main Street
Jolebrook
Colebrook
Thornton Academy
T Club
Cheverus High
Robert L. Bowie
Thornton
Raymond Chenard
Robert Wade
John LaFond
Edmond Bridges
Mark Black
Charles Belanger
Michael Roberge
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Rbitress
Marie Joseph Academy
Lucille Laliberte
St. John the Baptist
Patricia
Saco Rockettes
Journal
Taga
Bidd
Discount Kodak
Eford
Sylvania
KODAK
Chevrolet
Chast Travel
Mercury
Plymouth
L.c.,l. C. Maling, Inc
Valiant
Plymouth Demonstrator
Belvedere
V-8
P. S
P. B
Alfred Road
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