Rev Marc Franck Addresses St Joseph Students During Youth Week
Rev Marc Franck spoke to 210 St Joseph High students in the assembly hall during Youth Week. Introduced by school president Miss Michelle Baillargeon, he urged moral growth with intellectual growth and stressed religion as the source of true power. He urged uprooting prejudice to foster understanding and a better world through spiritualizing youth.
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St. Joseph High School
Marc Franck
Father Franck
St. Joseph Church
Michelle Baillargeon
Christ
Brotherhood of All
Mto
Breakfast boredom in Boonton boosts breakfast rethink
Robert H. Cummings editor of the Northern District Health Quarterly urges Boonton readers to vary breakfast. He calls breakfast the most slighted meal in America and proposes stew or soup with a cheeseburger or fruit salad with cottage cheese as novel options to rekindle interest.
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Boonton
N. J
Robert H. Cummings
The
Northern District Health Quarterly
Cummings
America
Ideal Husband Likes Hats Says Millinery Chief
Dorothy Roe reports Bill Riemer, executive director of the Millinery Institute of America, argues husbands praise hats not for bold fashion but for modest appeal. He says a well chosen hat makes a woman look prettier and signals refinement. A cafe test found diners favored the woman in a hat with the best table and escort.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Bill Riemer
Tiemer
Bill
Millinery Institute of America
Snow Forecast For Western States Crests Mountains
A Rocky Mountain storm moved eastward bringing heavy snow warnings to four states. The Weather Bureau predicted up to 6 inches in western Kansas, western Nebraska, and parts of Wyoming and Colorado. Temperatures dropped across Montana to northern New Mexico with variable precipitation and drifting winds. Land er saw over 6 inches, Denver and Cheyenne over 3 inches, while plains face heavier snow. motorists and stockmen urged to prepare for wind driven snow and possible ground blizzards.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Lander
Cheyenne
Wyo
Plains
Biddeford Man Receives Swiss Birthday Call
Miss Joan Frechette from Geneva, Switzerland, phoned her father Wilfrid Frechette on Alfred Street to wish him a birthday. The call connected via Swiss operators and Biddeford relay, marking 9 am local time and 3 pm in Geneva. She will serve six weeks in Geneva with the U S State Department before heading to Frankfurt, Germany, her next post, after training in Washington, D C.
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Joan Frechette
Geneva
Switzerland
Wilfrid Frechette
Alfred Street
Miss Frechette
Biddeford
U. S. State Department
Europe
Frankfurt
Germany
America
State Department
Washington, D. C
Nominating Slate Named By County Pharmacists
A county pharmacists group in York County appointed a nominating committee to prepare a slate for January elections. Charles Richard chairs with Willis Gowen and John Brennan as members. Guests included Albert Deshaies, Luicie Doyon, Leo Lamothe, Arthur Demers, and James F. Hanson.
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Albert Deshaies
Arthur Demers
Springvale
James F. Hanson
Cumberland County Pharmaceutical Association
George Love
Saco
Floyd Parker
a_ Portland
Ralph Lovell
Sanford
William A. Doran
U. S. Trade Commission Activities
Europe
Poland
Register
Cumberland County
Traveling Men's Auxiliary
Lucien Doyon
Peter Langella
Jerry Arbour
Robert S. Baxendale
John Vacca
Rocco Maffei
Dominic Labelle
Robert Blanchard
Raymond J. Dalton
Joseph l. Shaw
Arthur A. Demers
Robert Johnson
Charles Richard
Albert J. Boudreau
Arthur Perron
Harvey Legere
Fred Green
Daniel Pillsbury
Willis Gowen
Albert F. Deshaies
H. Clifford Ladd
William A. Doran, Jr
Joseph Souza
Christo G. Tito
Charles D
Fragmentary Caption Hints European Departure
A fragment notes someone leaving for Europe several months ago, suggesting an earlier departure plan or travel. No names or places are legible, but the snippet implies prior travel or relocation timing. The readable fragment leaves uncertainty about the subject.
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Europe
Biddeford Pool Club Hosts Buffet Meeting
Mrs Annie Philips hosted the Biddeford Pool Community Club meeting at her Pool home last night. Guests enjoyed a buffet and played bridge and other card games, including Mr and Mrs Ralph Goldthwaite Mr and Mrs Robert Gross Mrs Jane Day Mrs Florence Evans Mrs Hazel Noble Mrs Helen Dean Mrs Ida Kelly Burton Crowley Mr and Mrs Alder Guay.
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Annie Philips
Biddeford
Ralph Goldthwaite
Robert Gross
Jane Day
Florence Evans
Hazel Noble
Helen Dean
Ida Kelly
Burton Crowley
Alder Guay
Philips
Blue Feather Council Names New Officers
The Blue Feather council of Pocahontas at Elm Street hall nominated officers led by Mrs. Ivy Semo as Great Trustee of Maine Prophetess and Mrs. Sylvia Smart as Winonah Keeper of Records Mrs. Alice Genthner is Keeper of Records and Miss Josephine Burba Keeper of Wampum with Mrs. Pauline Simms Trustee and Mrs. Clara Demers Collector of Wampum. Delegate Mrs. Norma Berry presented a Portland Great Council report and a special award. The next meeting is social on Nov 19 with co chairs Mrs. Pauline Simms and Mrs. Cecile Jacques.
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Blue Feather Council
Pocahontas
Elm Street
Ivy Semo
Maine
Sylvia Smart
Winonah
Cecile Jacques
Alice Genthner
Wampum
Clara Demers
Josephine Burba
Pauline Simms
Norma Berry
Portland
Ex-President Of Beach Guild Is Feted At Party
A surprise going away party at St. John Guild Old Orchard Beach honored Mrs. Maxine Amotte whose resignation as president was accepted at the last meeting. The program included Rev. Harold McElwain educational slides and a social hour. Attendees included Ann Pennell Katherine Whitman Mildred McAlpine Anne Lublinsky Bhima Sturtevant Marie Court Frances Pettengill Eunice Pettengill Hazel Hist Dora Prue Edith Sherwell R. N. Lucille Carr Flora Ricker and the guest of honor.
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St. John Guild
Old Orchard Beach
Maxine Amnette
Harold McElwain
Ann Pennell
Katherine Whitman
Mildred McAlpine
Anne Lublinsky
Bhima Sturtevant
Marie Court
Frances Pettengill
Eunice Pettengill
Hazel Hist
Dora Prue
Edith Sherwell
R. N
Lucille Carr
Flora Ricker
Maxine Amnotte
Work To Start On Industrial Park In Maine
Ground will be broken Monday for a speculative industrial plant described by sponsors as the largest in New England to be built with community funds. Halsey Davis of the Area Development Council will wield the spade. The project, connected to the Greater Portland Chamber of Commerce, rises near the Rigby freight yards of the Boston & Maine and Maine Central railroads with an official cost around 143000 dollars.
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South Portland
New England
Halsey Davis
Area Development Council
Greater
Teacher Assault Incident in New York Court Case
An 18 year old student battered a woman teacher, Carmelita Gillespie, 39, after she slapped him for an obscene name. Gillespie received hospital treatment for a concussion, black eye, and facial cuts. The assailant, Tullio Martinez, is held on $1,000 bail awaiting a juvenile delinquency hearing.
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New York
Carmelita Gillespie
Tullio Martinez
Tampa man leaves bounced check after car repair
Niagara Falls attendants believed they faced the last big spender when a Tampa Florida man wrote a 15 dollar check to cover a 9 dollar repair bill. The bank notified them the check bounced, leaving them with no payment.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Tampa, Fla
Scorpions Sweep Flooded Mexican Coast After Hurricane
Navy report notes missing Scorpions and three American women including Lucille Pette Margaret Gower and Iva Whaley Harris. Gov Chavez Carrillo says thousands stung and need inoculations as 100 bodies buried in Manatitlan and up to 600 more feared in rubble. Hurricane veered slowly along the West Coast bypassing Acapulco before heading west into the Pacific.
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Navy
Lucille Pette
Laguna Beach
Calif
Mararet Gower
Iva Whaley Harris
Acapulco
Ley
San
Chavez Carrillo
Minatitlan
Apapulco
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Fragmentary place and population note
A partial line describes a location a few miles east and mentions a town named Anzanillo or similar, with an approximate population around 7,000 residents. The rest of the context is unreadable.
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Anzanillo
Saco businessmen postpone ladies night banquet
The Ladies night banquet and supper planned by the Saco Businessmen's association for November 3 has been postponed until further notice. Roland Vincent, president of the association, announced today.
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Saco Businessmen's Association
Roland Vincent
Saco Businessmen’s Association
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