Saco Welcomes New Pastor Rev Stanley A Bennett
Rev Stanley A Bennett of Providence Rhode Island has accepted a call to lead the United Baptist church of Saco. He and his wife will move to the Saco parsonage the week of November 23 and he will begin duties on November 29. Bennett, born in Providence, is a graduate of Classical High School Gordon College Andover Newton Theological School and studied at the University of New Hampshire. He has pastored in Freeport Williamstown Gardner and Providence and serves on Rhode Island Baptist state convention boards and councils.
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University of Hampshire
Durham
Tyrone Power’s widow remarries film producer Arthur Loew
Las Vegas report notes Deborah Minar dos Power, widow of Tyrone Power, wed film producer Arthur Loew on Monday in a brief ceremony.
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Las Vegas
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Tyrone! Power
Deborah Minardos Power
Arthur Loew
Pavlikowski Named Winter Recreation Director in Saco
William A. Pavlikowski was named winter recreation director by the Saco recreation commission. He has served as summer director the past few years and will coordinate all winter activities at the recreation center including a basketball program for all ages.
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William A. Pavlikowski
Sacoecreation Commission
Pavlikowski
Saco
Pawlikowski
Girl Scouts Troop 27 Elect Officers and Celebrate Halloween
Girl Scouts of Troop 27 held officer elections Monday at the Scout hall Pool Street. Officers elected include Charlotte Dupont president and Mary Reilly recording secretary. A braiding session followed by a combined Halloween birthday party featured decorations and favors for each Scout.
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Biddeford
Pool Street
Charlotte Dupont
Mary Reilly
Joan Sczymecki
Jean Pelletier
Jane Langevin
Doris Cote
Charlotte Carroll
Margaret Ouellette
Marjorie Kelleher
Frances Barrett
Fanchon Carey
Denise Doyon
Dorothy Gravel
Patricia Kelleher
Priscilla Merin
Margaret
Diamond Jubilee Of Met Opens With Usual Glamor
The Metropolitan Opera launched its 75th season with the debut of Giulietta Simionato as Azucena in Il Trovatore and a starry opening night audience. Notables included Greer Garson, Rosalind Russeff, Van Cliburn, Rosalind Elias, Hank Greenberg, Bob Feller, and Hope Hampton as fashion highlighted the gala. The Met drew an estimated 86,000 attendees for a 25 week season, the longest in its history.
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Metropolitan
Greer Garson
Rosalind Russeff
van Cliburn
Rosalind Elias
Hank Greenberg
Bob Feller
Hope Hampton
DeMolay Mothers Elect New Officers in Biddeford Hall
DeMolay Mothers circle in Masonic hall Biddeford elected officers led by President Mrs Lawrence Bowie. Officers include Mrs Paul Hill vice president Mrs Paul Woodman secretary Mrs Daniel Falvey treasurer and Mrs Bertha Huntress chaplain. Robes were completed and more material received. All day sewing sessions set for November 2 and 4 at Mrs Audrey Milne’s home in Saco. A demonstration by Mrs Hester Hanson followed.
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Masonic Hall
Biddeford
Lawrence Bowie
Paul Hill
Paul Woodman
Daniel Falvey
Bertha Huntress
Velda Adams
Helen Bowie
Mothers Circle
Audrey Milne
Main Street
Saco
Hester Hanson
Youth Hurt In Collision With Truck In Biddeford
Roger Compagna eighteen of Buxton road is listed in fair condition at Webber hospital after his car collided with a tractor truck on Elm Street Biddeford early this morning. He suffered multiple contusions and a mild concussion with possible rib fractures. Miles Dickinson thirty five of Hudson the truck driver said he saw the car heading toward him and that the collision struck the left rear wheel. Both vehicles were heavily damaged. Patrolman Norman Poirier investigated.
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Webber Hospital
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Biddeford
Compagna
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Houle
Miles Dickinson
Hudson
Portland
Norman Poirier
Museums Given Art Collection To Major Galleries
Mrs. William R. Timken widow of a roller bearing magnate left a vast art collection worth millions to New York Washington and San Diego galleries. Timken was found dead in her Fifth Avenue apartment after a search uncovered a will. Her attorney Joseph M. Hartfield said the Metropolitan Museum of Art would receive the bulk of the collection.
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San Diego
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Timken
Fifth Ave
Joseph M. Hartfield
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Castro Vows Firing Squads as Anti US Rally Grows
In Havana Fidel Castro urged crowds of 250000 to 400000 to back executions by military tribunals against enemies of the revolution. He signaled possible action to oust the US from Guantanamo and hinted at buying jets from abroad. A bomb damaged Revolucion building and planes dropped leaflets as violence hit the capital.
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Fidel Castro
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Cuba
Britain
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Fermre
Camaguey
Matos
Florida
Revolucion
Maj
Revolutionary Army
Portland Prisoners In Revolt Over Bean Chow
Inmates at Cumberland County Jail staged a brief sit-down protest last night over meals described as beans for the third straight night amid a boiler breakdown. Police Lt. Feeney persuaded 32 prisoners to return to cells after about 15 minutes. This followed an April riot and a grand jury finding Sheriff Allen H. Jones guilty of gross negligence.
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Cumberland County
Portland Police
Edward J. Feeney
Feeney
Allen H. Jones
Dwyer Granted Extra Day Off After Release
Norway AP reports parolee Paul N. Dwyer, released after 22 years, was given a day off by his new hotel employer to spend time with friends before starting as manager. He heads to work tomorrow, just short distance from the crime scene.
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Norway
Paul N. Dwyer
Dwyer
Ex-convict pleads guilty in manhunt and abduction case
Rodney Austin 44 pleaded guilty to a fugitive from justice charge and waived rendition to face abduction and rape charges involving a 14 year old babysitter in Damariscotta Maine. He was captured on the Mohawk Trail and later driven to Shelburne Falls. Authorities plan to pursue federal warrants for kidnapping and Mann Act violations.
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Mass
Rodney Austin
Maine
Austin
Florida
Sharon Simmons
Damariscotta
Shelburne Falls
James Milligan Jr
Camille Carrier
Maine Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Wiscasset
Simmons
Lyndonsville
Massachusetts
FBI
Alan
Milton Poirot
Soviet Moon Photos Herald New Planetary Studies
MOSCOW The Soviet Union boasted that Lunik III’s transmission of photos of the moon’s far side opens broad prospects for studying planets beyond. Tass named features such as The Sea of Moscow and The Bay of Astronauts as Soviet scientists tagged six more landmarks while scientists worldwide hailed the achievement.
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Tass
Vasiliy Lobastov
Lunik
America
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