Hanover Police Row Faces Final Arguments This Week
AP dispatch from Hanover reports a dispute over misconduct in the Hanover police force. Suspended officers Andrew Fergus and Ralph Provencher face final arguments at 4 p.m. Wednesday before Louis J. Bressett, amid allegations from Jean Leagill and Mary C. Naruslo that rape, intrusion, and improper advances occurred during a drunken night. Wives accompanied the officers as the incident dated July 7 is reviewed.
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Hanover
Louis J. Bressett
Predhret Rom
Hanover Force
Jean Leagill
Mary Ritcheark Mennoial
Mary C. Naruslo
Aeiy
iChief Andrew Fergus
Ralph Provencher
M Ore
Provoucs
Miss Navshot
Tie & Chen
AT&T Rights Offerings Through History Highlighted
The record notes AT&T rights offerings dating back to 1901 with stockholders given the chance to subscribe to new shares. It questions whether General Foods or other firms have matched such rights issues and whether AT&T ever completed a large rights offering in peacetime following earlier periods.
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Q. T Wave
American Telephone
Telegraph
ATST
General Foods
At&t
At&t. S
Jreconds
Pgkis
Tonyert
Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa Ltd
Consolidated Gold Fields
American Zinc
Hampton officials hear plan to attract tourists to New Hampshire
Alan V. Evans, director of New Hampshire's Division of Economic Development, will speak at Hampton Beach Mire Station tonight about state plans to lure tourists for the New York World’s Fair. The legislature allocated 324,000 for NH’s share of the fair project and a promotion program aiming to draw 10 million visitors annually over two years.
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Uasipton Beach
Alan V. Evans
Division of Economie Development
State of New Hampshire
Hampton
Hampton Beach
Mire Station
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Evans
New Hampshire
New York
New England
Math Supervisor Named in Maine
The State Department of Education named Stanley P. Brown of Augusta as the new supervisor of mathematics succeeding Clarence W. Bennett who resigned for a post in Broghline Massachusetts. Michael P. O'Monnell of Caribou will replace Brown in educational television duties.
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Augusta
State Department of Education
Stanley P. Brown
Brown
Clarence W. Bennett
Broghline
Mass
Michael P. O'Monnell
Old York Improvement Society Meeting Next Tuesday
The annual meeting of the Old York Improvement Society will be held next Tuesday at 2 pm in Town Hall. Activities of the past year will be reviewed and officers will be elected. Also noted is the Micam Mclntire Clan annual meeting on Sunday with speaker William Clark of kennebunkpors.
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Old York Improvement Society
Town Hall
Micam Mclntire
William Clark
Kennebunkpors
Trio Electrocuted on Illinois Farm Near Mitchell
Three youths from Glen Carbon Illinois were electrocuted on a farm near Mitchell Monday while moving litigation pipe. Names identified as Richard Slemmer, W Shatz Jr., 16, and Bill Henry, 20. State police said the long pipe contacted power lines above. Two other youths had minor burns and were treated and released.
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Mitchell. Tl (Ap
Glen Carbon
Itchell
Richard Slemmer
W . Shatz Jr
Bill Henry
Pilgrim Fellowship Camp hosts nephews of Newington residents
The Pilgrim Fellowship Camp in Pem Orike hosted nephews Rob ert Hislop of Los Altos and Mans Clark of Lexington, Mass. Deborah Moore Nor Iman Beant and John Mazea joined the group spending the week. Mrs Harold Frink and Miss Sally Frink have returned home after visiting friends and relatives in Nisett, Mass.
CAB Examiner Orders Northeast Air Consolidation Plan
The CAB approves consolidation of Northeast routes to Augusta Waterville and Manchester Concord, NH, and orders Presque Isle to Houston service start Aug 26. Northeast’s certificate will be amended to drop Fittsfield and Fitchburg, MA, with redesignation of Gaconia and Regkland for seasonal service. Mohawk Airlines must keep Rutland, VT service. Further review targets Bridgeport and New Haven certificates and Northeast Berlin NH Lawrence MA Newport RI cuts. In 1831 a Portsmouth school catalog issued.
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Washington
Hotules
Civil Aeronautics Board
Augusta - Waterville
Maine
Manchester-Concord
CAB
New England
Presque Isle - Houston
Northeast
Fittsfield
Fitchburg
Mass
Robert £. Park
Gaconia
Regkland
Bar Harbor
Lewiston - Auburn
Mohawk Airlines
Rutland
Allegheny Airlines
Bridgeport
New Haven
Conn
Maine Lawyers Hear Forte at Bar Association Meeting
An APS report notes the 101st Maine Legislature will be discussed at the Maine State Bar Association annual meeting in Rookland from August 27 to 29. Associate Justice Felix Forte of the Massachusetts Superior Court will speak on the 26th just before officers are elected. The text recalls the first services at St Marys Catholic Church on April 18, 1774.
Mrs Douglas Plans to Wed Today in Beverly Hills
Mrs Douglas aims to marry Washington lawyer Robert Eichholz at 6 p.m. today at his home, days after her former husband Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas wed a 23 year old government employee. The former Joan Martin and Douglas had a church ceremony in Buffalo, New York.
Maine Good Roads Convention Set for Rockland
The Maine Good Roads Association will hold its annual convention in Rockland from September 6 to 8, bringing together transportation officials and advocates to discuss road funding, maintenance, and policy priorities for the state.
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Good Roads Parley Rockland
Maine Good Roads Association
Rockland
NLRB Examiner Recommends Hillcrest Poultry Deal Bargain
A NLRB trial examiner ordered Hillcrest Poultry Co of Lewiston Maine to desist from unfair labor practices for refusing to bargain with Local 385 Amalgamated by the NLRB. The examiner found the union duly certified as bargaining agent after a February 16 election for production and maintenance workers.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Hillcrest Poultry Co
Lewiston
Maine
Amalgamated
Yexsanitar
Augusta schools mark moment of silence in classrooms
Augusta public schools will observe 30 seconds of silence at the start of each school day after a Monday night board of education decision. The rule replaces the Lord's Prayer and Bible readings that were used before the U.S. Supreme Court ruled religious exercises illegal in public schools.
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Augusta
Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
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