Beach Theological School Opens Sept 25 Supporting Pentecostal Churches
The Faith School of Theology will open September 25 with twenty three applicants and a thirty student limit. It is operated by regional Pentecostal churches in New England New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania with no charges for room board or tuition and teachers and students working together without salaries. The board includes Rev Russell K Pier as president and Rev Elva Valerius as secretary treasurer. The property at 88 Union Avenue Beach was acquired from Highland House.
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Faith School of Theology
Bible College
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Russell K. Pier
The
Faith Tabernacle
Old Orchard
Pier
Canada
Elva Valerius
Aduate
Boston University
Valerius
William Wilson
Rhodesia
Africa
Mr. Wilson
East
Wentworth L. Pier
Calvary Assembly
Waterboro
Doris E. Pier
Southern Maine
Richard G. Small
University of Maine
Northeastern School of Accounting
Daniel F. Johnson
Bible School
Union Avenue
Beach
Highland House
Visiting Chinese Philanthropist Helps Immigrant Bride
Dr. Teyhi Hsieh, 76, director of the Chinese Philanthropic Service Bureau in Boston and the United States' only commissioned Chinese Justice of the Peace, visited Biddeford to speak to church groups and clubs. He recalled delaying his arrival due to his JP duties and described aiding a Chinese woman whose husband died en route to America by arranging a marriage to a Chinese man with American citizenship, conducting the blood test, registration, and wedding in the bride’s dialect. He later dined again with Mr and Mrs Francis Spencer and was to speak at the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club.
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Teyhi Hsieh
Francis Spencer
Alfred Read
Hsieh
Boston
International Institute of Bostion
China
America
Mrs. Spencer
Dr. Hsieh
Spencer
Rotary Club
Biddeford-Saco
Nehru Rebuffs Indian General and Hospital Study News
Reports from Waterville say doctors in hospitals nationwide misused penicillin and blood while overadministering antibiotics in clear surgical cases. A nine year study from 110 hospitals in 30 states notes time saving practices and improved record keeping, with Nehru defending Krishna Menon amid defense disputes in New Delhi.
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Waterville
American College of Surgeons
Robert S. Myers
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
The Average Person Chooses Troubles They Bring
A witty nugget notes that individuals bear most of their woes and often pick poor judgments when selecting the troubles they cause themselves. The quip is credited to Gen. Fat Corp.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Teens labeled Dracula arrested in Bronx killings
New York police detained three youths including 17 year old Sal Agron who wore a nurse cape and claimed to be Dracula in the stabbing deaths of two 6 year olds. Another suspect, 17 year old Tony Luis Hernandez, nicknamed the Umbrella Man, wielded an umbrella club. Four youths have faced homicide charges. others linked to unlawful assembly. Authorities vow emergency controls amid protests.
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New York
Dracula
Sunny
Sal Agron
Brooklyn
Bronx
Agron
Tony Luis Hernandez
Manhattan
Hernandez
Murrn
House sustains Eisenhower veto on $1.216 billion public works bill
The House voted 274 to 138 to pass the public works appropriation over President Eisenhower's veto. The action keeps the veto in effect and confirms the administration's stance on funding.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Jane Morgan Weds Actor Laurence Stith Jr in New Bern
Jane Morgan, summer resident of Kennebunkport and owner of Blueberry Hill farm, wed former show partner Laurence Stith Jr. in New Bern, North Carolina. After the ceremony at First Presbyterian Church the couple flew to Westbury New York where Miss Morgan appeared in Bells Are Ringing. She has starred at the Kennebunkport Playhouse, which her brother Robert C. Currier owns and operates.
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Jane Morgan
Kennebunkport
Blueberry Hill Farm
Laurence Stith, Jr
New Bern
N. C
New Bern First Presbyterian Church
Westbury
N. Y
Miss Morgan
Kennebunkport Playhouse
Robert C. Currier
Eisenhower Gaulles Paris Talks Open In Positive Tone
President Eisenhower and President De Gaulle began their Paris conference in a good and encouraging atmosphere. White House secretary James Hagerty said Eisenhower will depart early for Rambouillet to extend talks at the chateau.
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Paris
Eisesenhower
Charlie Gaulle
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
U.S
Rambouillet
de Gaulle
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
New Tests Aid Conception Timing Via Artificial Insemination
Philadelphia doctor Dr. Edmond J. Farris reports that new tests using artificial insemination indicate a fertile period of eight days. The window runs from four days before the cycle's midpoint to three days after. The finding was shared at the American Institute of Biological Sciences meeting on the Pennsylvania State campus.
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University Park
Philadelphia
Edmond J. Farris
Wistar Institute
Farris
Farris Institute For Parenthood
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Pennsylvania State
Lewiston Man Dies In Flames
Lewiston Robert Powers 34 perished in a fire at his Main Street apartment early today while his wife and children were away Shirley White another resident was rescued by ladder Fire Chief said a cigarette in an over stuffed chair sparked the blaze autopsy ordered Powers built the two story structure which sustained extensive damage
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Lewiston
Robert Powers
Main Street
Pine Point
Scarborough
Shirley White
Fire Department
Powers
Father Sees Child Born In Auto
Keith W. Ruff a 32 year old radio and television news writer described the unassisted birth of his daughter Kathleen in their car on Route One in fog near Falmouth at 3 30 am The seven pound fourteen ounce newborn was delivered before arriving at a Portland hospital Joanne Ruff his wife was the mother and was brought to Port land by car with the emergency arrival witnessed by her husband
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Keith W. Ruff
Ruff
WGAN
Wgan-Tv
Portland
Joanne
Falmouth
Kathleen
Hearings On RR Express Postponed
Public hearings on Railway Express Agency plans to close 14 Maine offices have been postponed by the Public Utilities Commission. New dates will be set. Sept 8 in Old Town, Sept 9 in Pittsfield, Sept 10 in Portland. Old Town office closed. Bangor service continues.
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Railway Express Agency
Maine
Public Utilities Commission
Old Town
Pittsfield
Portland
Bangor
Dexter
Corinna
Newport
Bath
Biddeford
Brunswick
Freeport
Kennebunk
Lisbon Falls
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford
Wells Beach
Yarmouth Junction
Lewiston
Rail unions propose scrapping cost-of-living escalators
Eleven railroad unions have offered to remove the cost-of-living escalator clauses from their current wage deals in a move reported today.
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New York
Date Set For Probe Of Railways In Maine
Public Utilities Commission announces a general inquiry into Maine rail passenger service with a hearing on October 5 at 10 a.m. in the State House. Six railroads are notified. Maine Central and Bangor & Aroostook plan to abandon passenger service on October 25. Additional hearings will be held in Portland and Presque Isle. Funding up to $60,000 has been allocated.
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Paul Casavant
Harry M. Wooster
Arthur J. Peloquin
H. David Walley
Casavant
Clayton W. Cartmill
Community Chest
York Loan and Building Association Ee
Gona
Harry
Augusta
Maine
State House
Public Utilities Commission
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Bangor & Aroostook
Belfast
Portland
Presque Isle
PUC
Ernst& Ernst
National Firm of Accountants and Management Specialists
Clauson
Executive Council
Maine Central seeks end to passenger trains
In Bangor Maine Central Railroad President RE Spencer Miller urged immediate elimination of passenger train service to free funds for freight car upgrades. The carrier and Bangor and Aroostook Railroad petitioned the Public Utilities Commission to drop all passenger trains, with hearings planned later this month. Miller warned ongoing political delay risks insolvency and harm to Maine industries.
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Bangor
Maine Central Railroad
Maine
RE. Spencer Miller
MCRR
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
Miller
Good Driving's Not Measured in Miles Per Hour
Public service notice urging safe driving over Labor Day. Emphasizes that heavier traffic increases accident risk and that speed worsens minor mishaps. Stresses patience and living fully by taking it easy. Produced in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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The
Advertising Council
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