Portland Weather Summary for Wednesday and Tonight
This afternoon partly cloudy and mild with west to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight, variable cloudiness and a little cooler. Wednesday mostly cloudy and cooler with scattered showers. Highest temperatures near 80 to 63, with notable overnight lows ranging from 48 to 74 across listed locations including Portland, Caribou, Augusta, Greenville, Old Town, Rumford, Mt Washington, Washington, Miami, Chicago, Denver, Halifax and Montreal.
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Portland
Caribou
Easport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Washington
Miami
Chicago
Denver
Halifax
Montreal
Local Briefs From Biddeford And Nearby Areas
Personal notices recount Biddeford residents in Boston for business and care of ill relatives in Rawdon Quebec. Others report a child’s surgery in Boston improving, a silver tea at the Blaine House with Saco participants, and family visits between Maine and Canada. Military updates include Pvt Ronald Dion at Fort Sill training and Jack Pierce on leave before Lakehurst duty, plus a silver tea attended by area women in Augusta.
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Joseph Beaulieu
Lorraine
Elm Street
Biddeford
Rawdon
Que
Beaulieu
Mary Ellen McEnery
Edward J McEnery
James _ street Lace
Children’s Medical Center
Boston
Blaine House
Augusta
William Dunn
Ella McKenney
Hazel Rounds
Alcide Deschambeault
Saco
Arthur LaPlante
Old Orchard Beach
Canada
Laura Picard
Jeff Picard
Providence
R. I
Placide Beaudoin
Donald Deschambault
Quebec
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Ile d'Orleans
Ste. Agapie
St. Germain
Sherbrooke
Army
Ronald J. Dion
George Dion
Prospect Street
Artillery and Missile Center
Fort Sill
Oklo
Don
Fort Dix
N. J
Jack Pierce
U .S. Navy
Leo W. Pierce
Cole Road
Kennebunk
Pierce
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Training Center
Lakehurst
Clinton Clauson
James Oliver
Congressman Oliver
Edmund Muskie
Sen. Muskie
Clement Deschambault
Rites Slated For Bishop Brady
In Manchester New Hampshire a Requiem Mass will be held Friday at 10 30 a m for the Most Rev Matthew F Brady at St Josephs Cathedral where he served 15 years as Catholic bishop of New Hampshire Richard Cardinal Cushing will be celebrant and the Most Rev Lawrence J Shehan bishop of Bridgeport Conn will deliver the eulogy The Office of the Dead will be chanted Thursday at 4 p m in the Cathedral
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Manchester
N. H
Matthew F. Brady
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
New Hampshire
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Lawrence J. Shehan
Bridgeport
Community Scout Group Plans Evening Meeting
Club Calendar Leaders and parent committees of Pack 309 Cub Scouts will meet tonight at 8 at the Knights of Columbus hall on Washington Street in Biddeford. C Fayette Staples post American Legion Old Orchard Beach will hold a supper meeting Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the American Legion hall. Owen-Davis post auxiliary American Legion members will meet tomorrow at 8 p m in the Saco post home. The Woman's Society of Christian Service Foss Street Methodist Church will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 with Mrs William Searle Ferry Road Saco. co hostess is Mrs Maude Moore.
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Pack 309
Cub Scouts
Knights of Columbus Hall
Washington Street
Biddeford
C. Fayette Staples Post
American Legion
Old Orchard Beach
American Legion Hall
Owen-Davis Post Auxiliary
Saco Post Home
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Foss Street Methodist Church
William Searle
Ferry Road
Saco
Maude Moore
Saco PTA Hosts Reception For Supt and Mrs Lawler
The Saco Parent Teacher Association will hold a meeting and a reception tonight at 8 in the Burns School cafeteria in Saco to honor Supt. and Mrs. Frank Lawler.
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Saco Parent-Teacher Association
Supt
Mrs
Frank Lawler
Burns School
Saco
Pocahontas Council Plans Meeting in Biddeford Hall
The Blue Feather Council Degree of Pocahontas will meet Thursday at Elm Street Hall in Biddeford to discuss plans for attendees at the Great Council meeting in Portland on October 10.
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Blue Feather Council
Pocahontas
Elm Street
Biddeford
Great Council
Portland
Covered dish supper and swap at First Parish Church
The Madisses of the First Parish Congregational Church in Saco will host a covered dish supper and swap party on Thursday at 6 30 p m in the parish house.
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First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Marie Breton obituary from Old Orchard Beach
Mrs Marie Breton widow of Treffle Breton died yesterday at her home in Ocean Park Road Old Orchard Beach She was born in Frenchville daughter of Frederick and Josephine Lamarre Desrosiers She is survived by three daughters Mrs Oneil Frechette Mrs Yvette Kenney Biddeford and Mrs Laurier Matheaux a son Lionel Biddeford one sister Mrs Sadie Neault Old Orchard Beach one brother George New Britain Conn 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 am from St Margaret church Old Orchard Beach Friends may call at the Sansoucy funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm starting today
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Marie Jean Breton
Treffle Breton
Ocean Park Road
Old Orchard Beach
Frenchville
Frederick
Josephine ‘Lamarre’' Desrosiers
Oneil Frechette
Yvette Kenney
Biddeford
Laurier Matheaux
Augusta
Lionel
Sadie Neault
George New Britain
Conn
St. Margaret Church
Sansoucy
Obituary for Joseph Gregoire of Biddeford and St. Fortunat
Joseph Gregoire 78 of Brimstone road Biddeford died at home last night born in St Fortunat Canada son of Laurier and Philomine Boucher Gregoire retired from Saco Lowell shops Survived by wife Alphonsine three sons Oscar Wallaceford Conn Henri Biddeford Lionel Dayton four daughters Mrs Joseph Leveille Biddeford Mrs Regina Ledoux Hartford Conn Mrs Joseph Zilinski Kennebunkport Mrs Germaine Beaudoin Wallingford 14 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren funeral from St Joseph church Friday at 9 a M friends may call Sansoucy Funeral home 10 A M to 10 P M
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Joseph Gregoire
Brimstone Road
Biddeford
St. Fortunat
Can
Laurier
Philomine Boucher Gregoire
Saco-Lowell
Alphonsine
Oscar
Wallingford
Conn
Henri
Lionel
Dayton
Joseph Leveille
Regina Ledoux
Hartford
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie A Dill in Saco
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie A Dill of Old Orchard Beach were held Monday at 1 30 p m at the Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco Rev Norman Langmaid of the School Street Methodist Church Saco officiated and burial followed in Laurel Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Dill
Old Orchard Beach
Dennett and Craig Funeral
Saco
Norman Langmaid
School Street Methodist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral rites for Charles A Liberte held at St Joseph
Funeral services for Charles A Liberte were held at 8:30 this morning at St. Joseph Church with Rev. Sylvia Levesque presiding. Deacon Norman Carrier and sub deacon Rev. Marc Plante assisted, music by St. Joseph choir with Mrs. Diana Rousselle at the organ. Bearers were Urbain Shevenelle, William Rock, John Murphy, Fernand Allaire, Ernest Pare and Wilfred Blais. Burial followed in St. Joseph Cemetery. Out of town attendees included multiple Dumouchel, Laliberte, Labranche and Mailhot families from Quebec and New Hampshire communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Aliberte
St. Joseph Church
Sylvia Levesque
Norman Carrier
Marc Plante
St. Joseph
Father ‘Carrier
Ralph Dumouchel
Gerard Dumouchel
Leo Dumouchel
Robert Dumouchel
Roland Gaucher
Normand Sevigny
Hartford
Stock Market Rally Fizzles In Uneven Trading Session
A New York market rally faded after an early rebound as traders pushed prices in a choppy pattern. Initial gains in motors and steels faded, few variables held gains, and some space stock moves erased. The steel strike reached day 70 while gains in Polaroid and Litton weakened amid ongoing uncertainties from Khrushchev's visit. Government bonds remained unchanged to easy.
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New York
Khrushchev
du Pont
Polaroid
Litton Industries
Goodrich
Zenith
American Smelting
Union Carbide
International Paper
U.S. Gypsum
Khrushchev Tours City Store in Frantic Postings
Children screamed and shoppers crowded as Nikita Khrushchev moved through a crowded store scene. He shook hands with clerks, fingered produce, and posed for photos while security pushed back a mob. The chaotic moment ended with Khrushchev thanking the manager, then remarking it used to be.
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Khrushchev
Volga
Nikita Khrushchev
Car Crash Near Logan Injures Man and Involves Doctor
William R. Miller, 59, sustained a painful neck injury after a collision with two other vehicles near Logan. Dr. Robert H. Boyd of Baltimore Maryland, traveling with his family and a nurse, was in one of the cars.
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Logan
Utah
William R. Miller
Robert H. Boyd
Baltimore
Teachers Clubs Salary Heads State Meeting
Maine salary chairmen from teachers clubs will gather in Augusta to discuss establishing salary schedules to recruit and retain good teachers. National Education Association consultant Erwin L. Cooms of Washington, D. C., will join Maine chairmen. Cooms formerly led the Vermont Education Association. The group will meet all day at the Maine Teachers Association headquarters for the annual affair.
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Augusta
Erwin L. Cooms
Washington, D. C
National Education Association
Maine
Cooms
Vermont Education Association
Maine Teachers Association
Beach Council Plans Joint Ceremonies
The Ste Marguerite council of Union St Jean Baptiste Amerique Old Orchard Beach will be installed October 11 at 7 30 p m in joint ceremonies with the Notre Dame council in St Margaret parish hall. Officers include Charles E Huot president Urbain Goulet vice president Miss Jene Lachance secretary Rose Marie La Course assistant secretary Isabelle St Ours collector Marie Louise Blais treasurer Angelina Marcotte mistress of ceremonies Yvonne Huot guard Blanche Borsvert dean Harry S Marcotte honorary president Rev Armand J Landry chaplain and Yvonne Fournier director of the juvenile division. The auditing committee consists of Antoinette Fournier and Albert Cyr. The installing and refreshments committee will be announced later.
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Ste. Marguerite
Union St. Jean-Baptiste d'Amerique
Old Orchard Beach
Notre Dame Council
Saco
Charles FE. Huot
Lace Avenue
St. Margaret Parish Hall
Charles E. Huot
Urbain Goulet
Jene G. Lachance
Rose Marie la Course
Isabelle St. Ours
Marie Louise Blais
Angelina Marcotte
Yvonne Huot
Blanche Borsvert
Harry S. Marcotte
Armand J. Landry
Yvonne Fournier
New Fire Alarm To Be Installed At Beach Station
Old Orchard Beach residents will hear the fire alarm more clearly next month as a new whistle is installed at the fire department. Fire Chief Louis Wharff announced Clark- Cooper air horns will replace the old whistle, with three units arriving next month and one day possibly without a whistle during the swap.
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Old Orchard Beach
Louis Wharff
Wharff
Franciscan Maintained Among Saco Group
The Franciscan community in the Saco group received daily Divine Office privileges as noted by Sister Superior. First Communion classes began this week in the parish with grade students split for instruction. Monday welcomed the first visiting parishioners as Rev. Father Boland introduced Rev. Arthur H. St. Pierre and the Saco congregation members.
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Saco
Saco Group
Father Boland
Arthur H. St. Pierre
Saco Congregation
AMVETS To Hold Joint Ceremonies In Hall
AMVETS will conduct joint ceremonies in the hall on October 3 at 8 p.m. A recent rummage sale drew praise for its success and more than 30 cartons of clothing were donated to the Saco City Mission for welfare distribution. Refreshments at the social hour were served by President-elect Miss Kimball and Senior Vice President-elect Miss Murphy. The next meeting is scheduled for September 29 at 8 p.m. in the post home.
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Page One
Saco City
Miss Kimball
Miss Murphy
Nominations Held By Merton Ira Staples Post
The Merton Ira Staples post AM VETS held its first officer nominations with Acting Commander Paul Potvin presiding. Final nominations and new board trustees will be decided at the September 25 annual meeting, with a resignation from Paul Frechette accepted. The group also discussed socials and post renovations.
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Merton Ira Staples
Amvets
Alfredistreet
Paul Potvin
cGpent
Paul Frechette
Connecticut
Arthur Gilbert
Area Councils To Join Pilgrimage Sunday
Four area councils of Union St Johns Baptist will join in the union's second annual regional pilgrimage to Our Lady of Grace shrine in Colebrook New Hampshire. Ernest Chenard heads the local committee with Rev Real Bourque delivering the sermon. Afternoon prayers begin at 2 featuring the cross stations procession rosary automobile blessing benediction of the Sacrament and veneration of Fatima and Lourdes relics.
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Union St. Johns Baptist
Colebrook
N. H
Chagnon
Ste. Therese
Biddeford
Union
Association of Maine Councils
Fatima
Lourdes
Elm disease in Saco rises to 22 infected trees
State Entomologist Robley W. Nash reports the Dutch Elm disease tally in Saco has increased to 22 with six more diseased trees found on North Street Bradley Street Gray Avenue Foley Avenue and behind Young School Removal of all infected trees is required to prevent further spread.
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Saco
Robley W. Nash
North Street
Bradley Street
Gray Avenue
Foley Avenue
Young School
Bail Set At $500 For Saco Resident
Walter W Choroszy 66 of 105 Common Street Saco faces assault and battery charges in Saco Municipal Court. Associate Judge William W Wilson Jr set bail at 500 and continued the case to tomorrow morning. Also in court Alex J Duhamel 41 of 4 Greenacre Road Old Orchard Beach charged with speeding 45 mph in a 25 mph zone. case filed on payment of 10 costs.
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Walter W. Choroszy
Common Street
Saco
Alima Choroszy
William W. Wilson, Jr
Saco Mar
Ipal
Alex J. Duhamel
Greenacre Road
Old Orchard Beach
Hermit Kills in Remote Maine Wilderness Cabin Fire
In central Maine 70 miles north of Greenville, hermit Spear lay dead near his cabin after Johnson shot him and set two cabins on fire. Dr Nickerson confirmed Spear's death, and Johnson, who had lived nearby for decades after coming from Canada, killed himself as embers cooled. The man had history with Maine Forestry and King’s Arrow Pine Corp.
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Pare One
Greenville
Maine
Johnson
Spear
Dr. Nickerson
Nickerson
Madison
Chesancook Dam
Maine Forestry Department
King’s Arrow Pine Corp
Dover-Foxcroft
Canada
Oil Tank Installed At Alfred Courtyard
A 6,000 gallon oil tank was installed on the western side of the York County courthouse courtyard under the parking area's asphalt. It will serve the new heating system for the building. Built to support the courthouse facilities and operations.
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York County
Fire crews respond to flooded oil burner in Saco home
Firemen were called to the home of Mrs. Donald Rumery at 31 Bradley Street in Saco last night for a flooded oil burner. No damage was reported.
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Donald Rumery
Bradley Street
Saco
Auburn Man Fined After Saco Road Chase
Randall May Jr 20 of Auburn was clocked at 70 mph on Boom road Saco in a pursuit by Game Warden Thomas Bryant. Saco police blocked the road and intercepted him with his wife and baby in the car. May was found guilty of speeding in a 45 mph zone and fined 50 with a 10 day license suspension and 60 days jail alternative.
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Randall May, Jr
Auburn
Boom Road
Saco
Thomas Bryant
Bryant
T. Robert‘oran
Alberick Mertin
Aple Street
End
May
Gg Ggg
William F. Wil- Jr
Wilson
Fire at Holy Apostles Seminary Injures Seven In Cromwell
Fire damaged the roof of Holy Apostles Seminary in Cromwell Connecticut injuring seven people including a nun and several seminarians. Several were treated for smoke inhalation at Middlesex Memorial Hospital. The building houses about 25 residents and classrooms. The fire broke out before 9 am as classes prepared to begin. Seminarians helped remove belongings and extinguish small flames. vestments and the Host were saved. Seven injured were identified as Sister Theresa Roberts Kenneth Mader Salvatore Vecchio Francis McVoy Richard Martens James Cunningham and John Manga.
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Cromwell. Conn
Holy Apostles Seminary
Middlesex Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Theresa Roberts
Waterbury
Kenneth Mader
Salvatore Vecchio
Francis McVoy
Richard Martens
James Cunningham
John Manga
Catholic Institution
Cromwell
Ambrose Ravasi
Powers Post Auxiliary Elects October 4
The Llewellyn Powers post United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary in Biddeford set October 4 for nominations and election of officers at City building. President Mrs Catherine Lemire announced to the nominating committee. Rose Fournier reported on the calendar and new meeting site. A Robbins family card and department orders from Mrs Grace Hunter were read. Hunter joined the local unit. The charter was draped for Mrs Cora Robbing and the mystery award went to Mrs Fournier.
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Llewellyn Powers Post
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Biddeford
Catherine Lemire
Rose Fournier
Robbins
Grace Hunter
Old Orchard Beach
Father Of 7 Is 100th Fatality
Leo A. Dufresne, 37, of St. Leonard New Brunswick, Maine's 100th traffic death this year, died when his car rear-ended a parked two-ton truck, then hit a utility pole. The crash disrupted area power for about an hour. Dufresne was the father of seven children.
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van Buren
Leo A. Dufresne
St. Leonard
N. B
Maine
Dufresne
Saco Odd Fellows Discuss Nomination of Officers
The second nomination of officers for the Saco Odd Fellows lodge occurred last night with Noble Grand Elwood Ladd presiding. It was announced the final election will be held at the next meeting amid routine reports and plans for installation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Odd Fellows Lodge
Topsfield Votes To Become Township
Topsfield in northern Washington County votes 64 for incorporation and 1 against to become a township for the second time in 27 years. The move, authorized by the last Legislature, takes effect next March. The community has alternated status since its settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsfield
Washington County
Girls Polio Victims Reported in Bangor
Two young girls aged five and twenty months are new paralytic polio victims in Bangor. Both have received three Salk vaccine shots. Bangor also reported one prior paralytic polio case this year.
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Bangor
Mother Puts Fun Before Children in Newport
An unwed mother of four was jailed for neglect after police found three youngsters, ages 12 to 4, three days abandoned in a vermin infested apartment with no food or care. The 23 year old pleaded guilty and the judge ordered jail in lieu of $1000 bond, case adjourned for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John M. Booth
Gabriel Hottes Observing 35th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gabriel Hotte of Biddeford quietly observe their 35th wedding anniversary today. They wed at St Andre church and she is Laura Guilbeault. Lifelong Biddeford residents now at 135 West Street both work locally. They are St Andre parish communicants. she sells part time at Youland's, he works at Endicott and Johnson in Biddeford. Four children, all deceased.
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Gabriel Hotte
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Hotte
Endicott and Johnson Shoe
Portsmouth Naval Yard
Auburn Shoe Strike Ends
A wildcat strike at Panther Moccasin Mfg. Co. in Auburn ended as 15 bedfasters returned to work after a morning meeting with union officials. The workers accepted a 6 percent cut in basic piece work rates and were assured grievances would be investigated. The plant employs 400, with 117 directly affected by the arbitrator’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Panther Moccasin Mfg. Co
Mark H. Burke
Lewiston-Auburn Shoe Workers Protective Assn
Band Calendar Drives Starts In Biddeford
Plans were made for the Band Calendar drive by the Biddeford Band Mothers club at a meeting last night at the Girl Scout hall. Proceeds will fund new uniforms for the entire band. Mrs. Alice Bourque presided. attendees included Mrs. George Friary, Mrs. Earle Atwood, Mrs. Ernest Dona, and many others.
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Biddeford
Girl Scout Hall
Alice Bourque
Orw
Bourque
George Friary
Earle Atwood
Ernest Dona
Lawrence Davis
Muriel Clarke
Fred Greenwood
Allen Sneider
Shirley Parks
Ernest Boisvert
Raymond Mathieu
Delmont Emerson
Edward Carp
Norman Reilly
Irene Provencal
Helen DeSilva
Albert Rhames
Sheltra Auto Damage Suits Probed in Superior Court
Justice Leonard Williams charged the jury in Hartford connected negligence suits by the Parchesa family of Portland against Paul Sheltra of Biddeford. The $22,150 claim centered on an August 11 1954 Saco collision. Witnesses included Saco Police Chief Raymond Kerry and Trooper James Adams Jr. Sheltra testified he passed in the middle lane and that the Parchesas’ car weaved before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Williams
Superior Court
Parchesa
Saco
Raymond Kerry
James Adams, Jr
Augusta
Hartford
Robert Parchesa
Sheltra
Parchesas
Herbert Sawyer
Youth Programme Surges as Agencies Expand Services
A survey of 4,000 pupils in two cities gauges youth program impact. Dr Charest’s committee, after over a year and a half, says the initiative, once started, will not slow or fail. The center replaces Salvation Army as the fifth agency amid growing quota needs. Casavant notes increased 1959 quota and emphasizes the essential, high quality work of each agency and the extraordinary challenge ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charest
Salvation Army
Casavant
Khrushchev says USSR seeks friendship with Americans
The Communist line claims Americans want peace while their government delays. Khruhchev states he desires friendship with the American people and government and sees no distinction between the people and the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khusrhchev
United States
Police Take Four Of Five Escapees In New Hampshire
Police recaptured four of five prisoners from Carrol County Jail after they threw turpentine in a guard’s face during breakfast. The trio Robert Dearborn Robert Prouty and Alton Hurd were retaken near the jail. Hutchins was captured later at Brookfield. Foster remains at large awaiting court action on a morals charge.
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Issipee
N. H
Carroll County
Ore
Robert Dearborn
Bartlett
Robert Prouty
Fryeburg
Maine
Alton Hurd
Conway
Robert Hutchins
Hamilton
Mass
Brookfield
Hutchings
Massachusetts
Charles Foster
Cyclist Injured In Collision On Biddeford Street
A Biddeford motorcyclist Philip Labbe aged 21 of 667 South Street sustained a severe facial cut and possible head injuries plus multiple abrasions after colliding with a car on South Street. Passenger Ben Frothingham 16 from Goodwins Mills had minor injuries and was treated and released. Driver Randall Lavigne 17 of 139 Hill Street said he started to turn left and tried to swerve but the cycle struck the car, a 1940 coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Philip Labbe
South Street
Webber Hospital
Labbe
Goodwins Mills
Ben Frothingham
Randall E. Lavigne
Hill Street
Lavigne
Thornton Band Parents Plan Year Activities
Thornton Band Parents club met at Thornton academy cafeteria to outline the year including a calendar drive from October 5 to 10 and a possible exchange concert. Officers Clifton Miles Charlotte Lake and Lorraine Roberts were named to the nominating committee while Band President Richard Parker spoke. Land Leader Lud Picher and new drill master Land Bolduc attended along with hostesses Marjorie Clark and Margaret Smith who served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Band Parents Club
Thonton Academy
Clifton Miles
Charlotte Lake
Lorraine Roberts
Richard Parker
Lud Picher
Land Bolduc
Marjorie Clark
Margaret Smith
Local Red Cross To Have Fashion Show
A fashion show to benefit the Biddeford Red Cross chapter will be held October 8 at St Joseph hall Biddeford. Chapter Secretary Mrs Anne Dumais reports. Tickets are available at Liggett's drugstore D and H sundries Jeanne's Beauty salon Laurette's Beauty parlor Doran's pharmacy all on Main street Biddeford and at Fecteau's market Hill street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
McElroy Signals Possible Resignation by Year’s End
Anchorage notes Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy on a 28 day Far East tour says he may resign by year’s end. In a planeside interview he told reporters he cannot quit until his department’s budget for the next fiscal year is submitted. He added stepping down in December is possible if no national emergency arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Neil H. McElroy
U. S
Far East
McEvoy
IRS Seizes Weight Reducer Firm Assets in Tax Sale
Philadelphia reports the IRS will sell 51 vibrating tables from a weight reducing company to cover unpaid taxes totaling 71 000 dollars. The sale aids tax collection and liquidates company assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Internal Revenue Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dora Belanger
Bernard's Millinery
Alfred Street
Brady
Marie Breton
Minnie Dill
Charles Laliberte
Big K
Beach Council
Beach Station
Merton Tra Staples Post
Hermit
Alfred
Biddeford Pool
William McKenney
McKenney
Powers Post Auxiliary
Saco Odd Fellows
Gabriel Hottes
Mr. K
Biddeford Street
Thornton Band
AAA
Red Cross
McElroy
Dennett G& Craig, Inc
Saco, Maine
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