Help make it a safe happy holiday
A Maine public service urging safer driving during Labor Day weekend notes traffic deaths are up nearly 20 percent year over year. The Maine Highway Safety Committee asks drivers and pedestrians to act responsibly to prevent losses and protect lives during the busy holiday period.
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Maine
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Maine State Highway Committee
Youth Volunteering Highlights Across Nations and Communities
The article praises juvenile good deeds amid delinquency talks. It cites youths in Falerna Italy aiding living conditions under World Council of Churches, American youths in Africa under a clergyman, and 60 Jamaica Plain youths volunteering in hospitals. Such acts boost the credit side of youth behavior.
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Falerna
Calabria
Italy
World Council of Churches
Holland
U.S.A
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Cooperative Drive urged for Labor Day highway safety
Governor John H. Reed and State Police chief Col. Robert Marx called for a joint, all out effort to prevent highway crashes during the Labor Day weekend. They urged strict observance of laws, courtesy, and alertness, noting enforcement will be prioritised while urging voluntary compliance from drivers and pedestrians.
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John H. Reed
Robert Marx
Reed
Maine
Col. Marx
Strontium-90 Levels Vary Between Fruits and Vegetables
FDA reports Strontium-90 found lower in fruits than in vegetables due to fallout particles clinging to produce. Washing fruits and vegetables thoroughly reduces any harmful amounts. The note emphasizes common fears about nuclear fallout and echoes hopes for peace and domestic themes.
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Food and Drugs Administration
Pen Pal Trade Aid Links Global Small Firms
American and foreign businessmen join Foster Business, Inc. to mentor struggling peers abroad. Through letters and eventual visits, firms like Franks Department Stores and Crystal Pure Candy Co. share technical advice, aiming to promote free enterprise without cost or U.S. dominance.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Assn
NEA
Singapore
Malay Peninsula
Franks Department Stores
Chicago
Bahia
Brazil
Crystal Pure Candy Co
Arthur Abbey
Ginoog Printing Co
Nisams
Oriente Provine
Philippine Islands
Rough Schramm - Harris Co
Foster Business, Inc
Peter Wolid
King Kong Trading Stamp Co
Clarence Randall
Inland Steel Co
Eisenhower
Randall
Volid
U. S
America
Peter Wolrd
North
Clark St
Modest fall gains seen as fall pickup hoped for
AP analysis notes business leaders expect modest autumn gains as summer fades. Stock market uncertainty lingers with a late summer rally and possible September reaction. While autos and consumer incomes offer some strength, steel, appliances, housing, and metals show softer trends.
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New York
Steel
Pigeon Clue Finds Boss Quietly Tightening Belts
In a humorous column, Hal Boyle ties a paper clip and a pigeon to a subtle lesson about business caution. The Acme Tiddlywinks Co. endures a day of small events that reveal bigger implications for cost cutting and executive nerves.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Acme Tiddivvinks Co
Jack Kager
Jack
Thelma
Foogle
Acme Tiddlywinks Co
Miss Thurls
Miss Thumbs
Food Preparation Center Mocks Kitchen Word Change
A columnist riffs on marketers renaming the kitchen as a food preparation center to gloss over chores. She argues housewives will see through the gimmick, noting that cooking, dishes, and chores persist despite ads. The piece questions the trend and its impact on domestic life.
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Mama
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Evolution of submarine design from bulbous hulls to faster undersea travel
Paul Harvey explains how the Albacore hull, short and fat, reduced underwater drag and improved maneuverability. He notes submarines now exceed 60 knots, with future ships partly traveling beneath the water. The piece traces 10 000 years of hull design back to tuna anatomy and fish fins.
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Egypt
United States
Wich
Pascagoula
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and Publishing Details
The Biddeford Saco Journal publishes daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with Paul Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. Circulation rates list one month 1.85 six months 10.50 or 21.00 per year. Associated Press member.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J Mahoney
Associated Press
Vocation of Arthur’s Men and Puzzle Clues
A dense list of crossword clues spanning varied word lengths. Items include 18 Threefold 19 Diverse, 5 Shamrock land 61 Verdi's bandit hero, 4 Poisonous evergreen shrub, 58 Ark's master, 59 A bud in biology, 66 Tiny particle, 62 mother Span, 63 sermon sub, 64 Unite 65 here 66 Durable wood, 67 Small portmanteau, 1 Cougar 2 Jet 3 Parlor Span 4 Insulated bottle 13 Ravel, 21 Homeric work, 23 Tanned calf, 25 Robert or George, 26 Ex-from one side only, 27 Synonym for 38 Down, 28 Turkic tribesman, 29 Dwarfish, 30 At full speed, 31 Lilylike plant, 32 Sounds as a warning, 34 Mohammedan nymph, 88 Secret love affair, 39 Narrow streak, 42 Indian silversmiths, 45 Attractive, 47 Anna's relative, 18 Formal agreement, 50 Russian- Americas violinist, 51 Grandson of Adam, S52 Ecclesiastical council, 53 Notany Colley, 54 Melville novel, 55 Out-of-, 56 Case: Fr., 57 Grate upon, 40 Subside.
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Ravel
Robert
George
Anna
Grandson
Adam
Ecclesiastical Council
Notany Colley
Melville Novel
Shakespeare Still Fills Show Places in San Diego
The Globe Theater in Balboa Park marks its 11th summer of Shakespeare as San Diego hosts a thriving community theater. After a wartime Navy role, it rebuilt with a New York actor nucleus, absorbing a prior $12,000 deficit but drawing 99.5 percent capacity last week.
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San Diego
Calif
Will Shakespeare
Globe Theater
Balboa Park
George Thomas
The
Old Sun
Globe
Craig Noel
San Diego State
New York
William Eaton
Kennedy and Nixon clash over elder medical aid plan
In a letter to the Journal the writer notes the Senate defeated Kennedy backed proposals to link federal medical provisions with Social Security taxes. The measure would fund medical aid for those on relief and for those unable to pay, amid broader aims to expand federal control.
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United States
Senate
Congress
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Charles Parsons
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