Sportsmanship of high Caliber shown in game
Biddeford schoolboy football fans witnessed a superb intracity match at Waterhouse Field Friday. The well matched teams played hard yet clean football with minimal penalties and injuries, reflecting superb coaching and strong adult guidance behind the scenes. The crowd also conducted itself with sportsmanlike restraint.
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Biddeford
Waterhouse Field
Bureaucrats target eggs in market order debate
Washington observers warn that a proposed federal marketing order for laying hens and table eggs aims to stabilize prices and production. Supporters note marketing orders exist for other farm products, but critics argue price stabilization disrupts supply, risks surpluses, and may deter new poultry farmers.
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Washington
Safeguarding fair field from monopolistic pressures in a free economy
A discussion of antitrust laws and price fixing as checks on bigness and collusion. Highlights the roles of the Constitution and Justice Department in preventing monopolies, with examples from past scandals. Notes limits on applying antitrust to labor unions and government monopolies.
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Tough village chief falls to Viet Cong in Vietnam war piece
Truong Van Trinh, village chief of Ma Lam in Binh Thuan province, resisted Viet Cong pressure by aiding U.S. programs and maintaining security. He was kidnapped, killed, and beheaded, with VC militants then seizing local control, blocking rail and highway routes. The piece argues for a trained police force to root out Viet Cong underground networks.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Truong van Trinh
Ma Lam
Binh Thuan
Trinh
U.S
Saigon
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V.C
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Boyle's Column Trivia From Mailbag
New York AP column notes 13 000 Americans aged 100 plus about one in 15000. Mothers at home 1940 9 percent now 35 percent about 92 million with paying jobs. Desalting ocean water costs 1 per thousand gallons. Color blindness rates differ by sex. Andrew Jackson first president to ride railroad June 6 1833. Theodore Roosevelt first in both car and air. Tetanus fatal in half of 400 to 500 cases yearly. Blue whale gives birth to the world’s biggest baby up to 25 feet long weighs tons. Fred Allen quip about celebrities wearing dark glasses to avoid recognition.
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New York
America
U.S
Andrew Jackson
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt
Fred Allen
Wall Street resumes climb as volume surges
AP report notes heavy trading and rising prices with the Dow Jones index up 4.3 percent over four weeks from 889.92 to 928.99. Growth stocks lead gains while blue chips also rise. investors cite war in Vietnam, strong profits, and Labor Day confidence as factors.
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New York
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Viet Nam
Craftmobile brings arts and crafts to Cleveland seniors
A brightly painted Craftmobile travels through Cleveland streets delivering craft supplies to more than 500 elderly hobbyists each week. The 10 tables and 40 chairs serve up painting, quilting, knitting, leatherwork, carving, and copper work across six centers, mainly low rent developments, over a ten week period. participants pay a token fee.
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Martine, Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Cleveland
Cultural Arts Bureau
Division of Recreation
Recreation Department
John S. Nagy
Constitution Week Reflections From DAR Leader
In a letter to the Journal readers Gertrude Quimby Farwell of Rebecca Emery Chapter DAR urges dedication to the Constitution on its 178th anniversary, highlighting the document for We the People and the need for vigilance alongside public Law No 915.
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Constitution Week
the Congress of the United States
United States
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Gertrude Quimby Farwell
Rebecca Emery
Dar
Biddeford Lace Journal masthead and notices
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper masthead lists Adams Street office at 11 Adams Street with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Rates show subscriptions in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press affiliation noted.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business Dept
Associated Press
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