US Steel President Munford Wounds Self In Hospital
Walter F. Munford president of US Steel, injured himself with a knife in a fatigued state. He was admitted to Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis in serious condition but by morning was described as satisfactory with a good night. Authorities investigated the incident as he prepared for further treatment in Boston. His salary is reported near 250000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Mass
Walter F. Munford
U. S. Steel Co
Edmund Dinis
Munford
Ouellette
O'Connor
Robert B
Harvey N. Jordan
U. S. Steel
Boston
Cape Cod
Barnstable County
Steel
Ethel Barton
Hopital
Biddeford Man Freed On Drunken Driving Count
Nathaniel Pierce of Biddeford was acquitted on a drunken driving charge after Alfred Pierce testified the crash resulted from a brake failure. The jury deliberated ten minutes, with forewoman Mrs. Elsie Davis delivering the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Nathaniel Pierce
Granite Street
York County Superior Court
Alfred Pierce
Bisson
Elsie Davis
Alfred
Emile A. Bisson
Pike Street
Hill Street
Hilana Main Streets
Pierce
Vachon
Dear Mom and Dad Chuckle Note From Student
A college student writes home after a month without contact asking for a check. The note humorously says a check for 60 will confirm they are all right, attributed to the Copt general feature corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea. Corp
Littlefield Leader Elected Chief of Saco Unit
Kenneth Littlefield was elected chief of the Saco Odd Fellows unit with Anne Davis as high priest and William Skea senior warden. Milton Randall was scribe, Frank Murray treasurer, William Kennedy junior warden, John Kennedy first trustee, John Sherman second trustee, and Ernest Guilford third trustee. Installation set for October 14 at the Odd Fellows hall in Saco. Grand Encampment meets in Portland October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Littlefield
Ona
Saco Odd
Anne Davis
William Skea
Milton Randall
Frank Murray
William Kennedy
John Kennedy
John Sherman
Ernest Guilford
William C. Hayden
Odd Fellows Hall
Saco
Tiger Gull grid game postponed out of respect
Old Orchard Beach Biddeford High School grid clash moved from tomorrow 7 30 to Saturday 7 30 at Waterhouse field principal Raymond Kenneally announced honoring late Biddeford coach and grammar school athletic director Stephen White who died yesterday afternoon during a talk with this year's squad.
Khrushchev Nearing Talks With Eisenhower Visit Mills
Khrushchev tours Pittsburgh in an open car visiting Mesta Machinery Co makers of steel mill machinery while a national steel strike closes Jones & Laughlin sheet strip mill. He aims to meet President Eisenhower to discuss world tensions and disarmament with reports of possible inspection controls.
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Khruschev
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
Nikita Khrushchev
Brig.s Sunshine
Nikolai A. Tikhonov
Khrushchev
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines
Mesta Machinery Co
Jones & Laughlin
Mesta
Mier
Dielectric Electronics Sold to Ironrite in Maine
Dielectric Products Engineering Co. Inc. and its affiliate were sold for 750000 to Ironrite Inc. of Mount Clemens Michigan. Raymond Machine Co. will join as part of the deal, with Dr Charles D Brown and four associates becoming Ironrite directors. Expansion plans aim to double employment in five years, possibly relocating part of growth within 20 to 30 miles.
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Raymond (Ap
Dielectric Products Engineering Co. Inc
Maine
Charles D. Brown
Dielectric
Raymond Machine Co
Ironrite, Inc
Mount Clemens
Mich
C.E. Mullhegan
Ironrite
Brown
lTro
Khrushchev Tours Iowa Farms and Iowa State
Des Moines Iowa big day for the Soviet premier as Nikita Khrushchev visits corn country. He tours farms near Coon Rapids learns about livestock feeding and corn techniques with Roswell Garst, enjoys a large Iowa lunch, jokes with reporters, and later visits Ames and Iowa State University to view hog-raising methods and home economics classes. He praises farmers, questions school aims, and quips about finding a good husband for the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
Pittsburgh
A. M. Markov
Khrushchevy
Coon Rapids
U. S
Khrushchev
Ames
Iowa State University
Police Radio Receives Spanish Broadcasts Near Saco
Saco police report their radio has picked up distant Spanish language broadcasts this week. Police Chief Raymond Kerry notes yearly spring reception of far stations, including Garden City Michigan Denver Colorado and Montreal with memory of a British West Indies conversation. French Canadian stations are also heard, occasionally interrupting local communications but not this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Police Department
Raymond Kerry
Garden City
Michigan
Denver
Colorado
Montreal
Kerry
Canada
Saco Police
Saco
FHA Plans District Session in Maine Con vention
The Future Home Makers of America district conference for Maine school chapters was set for the last week of October after a planning meeting at Thornton Academy. A Windham site is to be confirmed, with workshops and programs on the agenda and a second progress report due Thursday at Old Orchard Beach High School at 3 p.m.
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Saco Adult Education Committee
Superintendent of Schools
Frank D. Lawler
Saco
Thornton Academy
Windham
Homemakers of America
Mary Catherine Verrill
Future Homemakers of America of Maine
FHA
Old Orchard Beach High School
Unity Club auxiliary elects new officers at meeting
At a Unity club auxiliary meeting Mrs Ruth Scammon of North Street Saco was named incoming president. Elected were Mrs Mary Campbell vice president Mrs Josephine Meserve secretary Mrs Ethel Whitten treasurer Mrs Thelma Farley chaplain and Mrs Florence Moores sunshine chair. New officers to assume at October 14 with Mrs Emma Garside hosting at Limington summer home.
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Unity Club
Ruth Scammon
North _ street
Saco
Mary Campbell
Josephine Meserve
Ethel Whitten
Thelma Farley
Florence Moores
Sunshine Committee
Emma Garside
Limington
Khrushchev Visits Cornfield at Garst Farm With Flair
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev stays as guests, while translator Oleg Troyanovsky returns to action. Roswell Garst hosts the visit with dramatic hospitality as guards, reporters, and photographers fill the Iowa landscape. The farm becomes a security scene with soldiers on hilltops and an army of media, sparking local uproar and photo op spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garst
Typical Day on an American Farm Mentioned Khrushchev
A fragmented newspaper line notes a typical day on an American farm and includes a brief, non-graphic reference to Khrushchev as part of a wider, obscure historical snippet. The readable text suggests mundane farm life with an odd international allusion embedded in the casual description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Pretty Divorcee's Death Sparks Official Dispute
Lynn Kauffman, 23, Boston harbor shipboard death, remains officially disputed. Medical examiner Luongo doubts the drowning theory, citing multiple injuries. Capt. Fallon hints at despondency from distressing news aboard the Utrecht. Daughter of Chicago couple, she worked for Prof. Stanley Spector in Washington University studies.
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Boston
Pretty Lynn Kauffman
Boston Harbor
Joseph F. Fallon
Fallon
Michael A. Luongo
Singapore
Utrecht
Lynn
Theodore Kauffman, Jr
Chicago
Stanley Spector
Washington University
St. Louis
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Biddeford Council
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
Cascade Lodge
Martha Masse
Paulette Loranger
Martha Neault
Pauline Garnache
Rita LeBlond
Muriel Duprey
Jacqueline Goulet
Betty Caron
Claire Carrier
Isabella Boucher
US Steel President
Cleveland Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Farmer’s Delight Coffee
Crax
Alfred Street
Littlefield
Roswell Garst
The
Journal
Bill's Pizza
Elm Street
Mr. K
Saul Pett
Iona P
Oleg Troyanovsky
Roswell
Bob
Noel Coward
Perle Mesta
Kremlin
Main Street
RCA Victor
Jerry’s Meat Mart
Elmdale Peas
Elmdale Tomatoes
Isle of Gold
Oleo
Hamburg
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