Traip Academy graduate named GE summer program finalist
Ghirardi son of Jeremiah and Mrs Ghirardi of 123 Marison Ave is among 12 students chosen for a four year writing and arts program with General Electric in Somersworth New Hampshire He serves as class treasurer track team Advanced Physics Club president basketball manager Speech Club secretary treasurer National Honor Society vice president and Student Council member He also was a delegate in Dirigo Boys State last summer.
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Kittery
Aicie Detedent Ghirardi
Jeremiah Ghirardi
Marison Ave
Sen
General Electric Company
Somersworth
Young Ghirardi
Traip Academy
National Honor Society
Dirigo Boys
Slate
No Progress on US Soviet Nuclear Ban Talks
The article reports that eight months of US Soviet efforts to ban nuclear weapons and testing yield no near-term agreement. Eisenhower reiterates continued testing until a foolproof disarmament accord is reached, while Bulganin and Khrushchev discuss cautious steps toward disarmament in Geneva. A Senate subcommittee finds most experts doubt the Russians would allow effective inspections.
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Hulganin
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Ge ‘Neva
Ebenhoweer
Senate
Lsararaienl
Madle
Ile Armament
Lions Club Elects Kittery Leader at Installations
Dr C B Robbins heads Lions Club in Kittery as Dr C Ulanchard Hubbins is named King Lion at a meeting held in Pythian Heats. Donald Tompkins is first vice president, Charles Vocea second, Ernest Chapman secretary treasurer, Nathaniel Hubbard tail twister, Leonard Shen tam er. Guest speaker Rev Albion Boulger of Westvale NJ shared slides from Europe. Visitors included Joseph Green Eliol Iybsch Manchester NJ and Charles Lelghuss Gs Crimmons Brunswick. Next meeting June 8 will be last of the current session.
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Albion Boulger
Westvale
Iinly Angels Chival
Europe
Joseph Green
Eliol
Jem Iybsch
Manchester
Charles Lelghuss
Gs Crimmons
Brunswick
Court hears tangled DUI trial in South Berwick
Harold Amero, 36, of Rochester, fined 123 dollars plus costs for driving under the influence on House 103 in South Berwick. He pleaded innocent and appealed, remanded to jail until a 400 bond is posted. Fred Marker, 34, also of Rochester, pleaded innocent to DUI. case continued to June 12. Mrs. Mary Henderson, 29, of South Berwick, fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication in the car. state police testified Amero drove the vehicle, while witnesses offered conflicting accounts.
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Kiteery
Yorkshire Municipal Court
Tengili
David Shaler
Warman
Harold Amero
Rochester
South Berwick
Ile
Ameré
Af Superior
Alfred
Fred 4. Marker
Wills
Mary Henderson
Marker
Wiliam P. Mancock
John Chester Hott
San Amero
Aimera
Chester
Association Backs Licensing Change in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Association of Licensed Nursing Homes president Harry C. Merrill of Holderness says about 1,400 welfare nursing cases are in unlicensed homes. The group backs a bill to shift licensing enforcement from the State Health Department to law enforcement officers.
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Manchester
Alore
Wal
New Hampshire Assi
Harry C. Merril
Holderness
Legis
Laluce
Greenland 4 H Girls Host Fun and Fashion Show
The Greenland Church parish house hosts a fun and fashion show by the 4 H girls tomorrow at 7 30 p m with refreshments served. Children’s Day observance planned Sunday led by Mrs Barbara Knight Mrs Eleanor Ireland and Mrs Helen Tapley. Col and Mrs George Prindle donate a refrigerator to the parish house.
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Greenland
Greenland Church
Oase
Barbara Knight
Eleanor Ireland
Helen Tapley
George Prindle
Troopers Complete Red Cross First Aid Course at Kittery Point
Fifteen members of a local state police troop finished the basic Red Cross first aid course last week and began an advanced session Tuesday night at the Kittery Fire Station. Stanley Rogers led as volunteer instructor with Sherman B. Clarks, Lt. Roger M. Whitmore, and Frederick Perry coordinating. Additional participants included William Huldat, Royal Spoffard, Richard Keirstead, Lloyd Leighton, Guy Savage, Jon Pride, Carroll Wilson, Stanley Haskell, John Chase, Bernard Gerardo, Chester Emmons, Wesley Records, and Byron.
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Kittery Point
Red Cross
Kittery” Poli
Stanley Rogers
Sherman B. Clarks
Roger M. Whitmore
Frederick §. Perry
Roral Red Cross Trainiog
Clark and Whitmore
William
Huldat
Hoyal E. Spoffard
Richard &. Keirstead
Lloyd S. Leighton
Guy W. Savage
Jon CG. Pride
Carrall K. Wilson
Stanley Haskell
John A. Chase
Bernard J. Gerardo
Chester C. Emmons
Wesley
Byron
Opened on State Street in 1875 by Seaman's Hame
A fragmented report notes that Seaman's Hame opened on State Street in 1875, highlighting the historic start of a local landmark and its early presence in the town’s commerce.
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Seaman's Hame
First Aid Study Marshall All State Troopers
Tom A. Flaherty warden for Maine's Sua and Shore Fisheries Department and Frederick S. Perry Jr call GE 6-200 for classified help seeking involvement in a first aid study and related state efforts.
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Marshall
Tom A. Flaherty
Maine
Sua
Shore Fisheries Department
Frederick S. Perry Jr
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Goodman's Tlen's
Hickok
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Bulgarin
Communist Party
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Aiviera
Amero
Amera
Straler
Chanvenger
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Paller
Wancock
Mayxer
Bomze's
Ealy
Duran
Ushity Cort
Bomzes
Portsmouth Ave
Exeter
Trontiag Chigham
Winer's Delicatessen
Teet St. Genevo
Exeter Girl Scouts
Exeter Antiques Fair & Sale
New Hampshire
Daniel Street
Availante
Portemouthy
Ona Eens
New York
Jacob Reppert
WAG
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Rupp
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