City Clerical Pay Hike Received by City Council
All clerical staff in Bath Maine’s municipal building were granted wage increases after a joint special committee report. Police pay rose from 3.40 to 3.75 daily with a vacation-pay condition. city clerk salaries and other posts were adjusted to reflect past cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Fire Department
Turner
Woodman
Small
Rogers
Legard
Cahoon, Henderson and Legard
Bath
Maine
Common Council
Board of Assessors
WRI Actinic Nowleales Nane
Knox and
Lincoln
Cemetery and Park
Service of dedication of World War Roll at Grace Church
Grace Episcopal church hosts a palm blessing at the early service and a 10 30 dedication of the new World War Roll with the choir performing Gounod Gallia. Holy Week schedules include 7 30 am services Monday to Maundy Thursday and a 9 am altar service Good Friday. Easter Eve baptism at 4 pm. A pig found alive on a two story veranda after flood debris. Where it came from unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Rumford
Morse High Wins in One Act Play Contest Friday
Morse High School captured the district one act play contest held in the big school auditorium. They advance to the final at Memorial Hall Bowdoin College on May 9 joining eight district winners. Judges included Prof Athern P Daggett Bowdoin Mrs Eulela Pray Wiscasset and Miss Leota Witmer South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Morse
Gardiner High
Rockland High
Warren High
Athern P. Daggett
Eulela Pray
Wiscasset Academy
Leota Witmer
South Portland High School
Maine Secoety School Principals Association
Arthur B. Scott
Robert Kasper
Morse High
Kathaleen Scott
May Allen
Warren Hawley
Fred Simms
Wilfred Gaudet
Burke
Barbara Nickerson
Julia Carr
Carr
Eleanor Goodwin
Albert Hill
Uncle Bob
Alban Lemmon
Nebraska
William Brann
Forrest Hubbard
James Foote
William Fish
Dave
Eloise Wood
Mattie
Thomas Demers
Benny
Edith Mann
Larry
Dramatic Club
Janet Bridgham
Bath Iron Works Delivers Deluxe Chromium Tugboats
The Maine magazines notes Bath Iron Works produced the Turecamo Girls, a chrome finished diesel tug that set a New York Harbor sensation in 1933. To meet demand a larger Turecamo Boys was built at East Boothbay by Rice Bros with Brown and Demarest designing both vessels plus specialized lighting, copper reflectors, and a bronze propeller by Hyde Windlass.
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Maine
Turecamo Boys
Turecamo Girls
New York Harbor
Turecamo Towing Corporation
Bath Iron Works
East Boothbay
Rice Bros
Brown & Demarest
Staten Island
Turecamp Boys
William Fletcher
Phippsburg
Hyde Windlass Co
Merritt Demarest
Bath
Demarest
Ridin
World War Veterans File Bonus Applications in Bath Area
More than 300 World War veterans in Bath and nearby areas have filed bonus bond applications through J. Horace McClure of Roland Smith Post A L. The effort highlights City Marshal Walter L. Whitney’s expert finger printing for verify prints, aiding veterans across Spaga dahoc county.
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Bath
J. Horace McClure
Roland Smith Post
A. L
State Department of the American Legion
Walter L. Whitney
Marshal Whitney
Shipping City
Spagadahoc County
McClure
Hallowell Shoe Factories Rebound After Flood
Flood damages caused temporary hardship but spurred demand for Hallowell footwear. Officials report record sales and high production prospects for months as orders surge due to flood impacts in New England manufacturing centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell
New England
Aluminum boom for Rainbow built at Bath Iron Works
Designer W Starling Burgess explains the all aluminum 70 foot boom for Harold Vanderbilt’s Rainbow, defender of the 1934 America Cup, the first contract of its kind awarded to a shipyard. The 50 percent lighter boom uses 24-8T Duralumin and supports a loose foot mainsail. Mrs. Prank A Small and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bimson attended the Boston Flower Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Vanderbilt
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
W. Starling Burgess
Aluminum Company of America
Goodyear Zeppelin Co
Akron. C
Martin Aircraft Co
Baltimore
Aluminum Company
Burgess
Park Avenue
Enterprise
Harold 8
Rainbow
Atlantic
Ratsey and Lapthorne
Nelson
Eee
Bath Iron Works
Prank A. Small
James A. Bimson
Boston
Norfolk
Drayton
Natty
Speedy Destroyer Drayton Launches at Bath Iron Works
The USS Drayton, a 334 ft destroyer, launched at Bath Iron Works on Thursday with Miss Barbara Edith Drayton christening the ship. Spectators cheered from the yard and Carlton Bridge as the vessel slid into the river, amid a formal ceremony and a new loudspeaker at the launching stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drayton
Bath Iron Works
USS. Drayton
Bath Iron Doda Corp
Barbara Edith Drayton
Carlton Bridge
Barbara Drayton
C. H. Dickins
Ch C
Justin H. Dickins
Pres. Newell
Miss Drayton
Lamson
Navy Department
State of Maine
Navy Officer Pennoyer Heads Drayton Crew in Historic Command
Commander Ralph G Pennoyer U S Navy 68 N takes command of the Drayton after a distinguished career from the Naval Academy class of 1914 He previously served as Attorney General of American Samoa Naval Attache assistant at Berlin and London and commanded Coco Solo during World War I This article details his aviation service sea assignments and legal qualifications with the crew under him including Lt Justin H Dickins Lt Roger B Nickerson and Lt(jg) Fondville L Tedder and notes their education and prior postings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Pennoyer
U. 68. N
The
Drayton
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
American Samoa
Pennoyer
U. S. Naval Aviation Service
U. S. Naval Air Station
Coco Solo
Canal Zone
U. S
London
Berlin
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the United States
Akron
New Hampshire
Melville
Denver
S. Utah
Texas
Drayton Ig
Justin H. Dickins
U. S. Navy
Naval Academy
Utah
James K. Paulding
Northampton
Dickins
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Roger B. Nickerson
Bangor
West
Asiatic Station
Fondville L. Tedder
Denison
Idaho
Asiatic
Pecos
Parrott
U.S
Breese
Hawaiian
Lieut
Tedder
University of California
Bath Red Cross Quota Quadrupled for Flood Relief
Bath chapter of the American Red Cross has quadrupled its flood relief quota from 500 to 2000 dollars, with Allan Spar reporting the chair as the source. Church collections this Sunday are still being tallied, but overall the response has been unprecedented and generous across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
A.R.C
Allan Spar
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Old City Hall
Middle Street
Kelley, Spear Co
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George M. Emery
P. W.A
Pres. Grossman
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Ralph W. Bragg
Donald N. Small
Harold P Small
Walter C. Rogers
Sewall
Joseph Charles Footer
Center
Water Streets
Committee On Public Buildings
Goodwin
Committee On
Committee On Printing
Pinkham
Rodick
Dewey
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Kay Scott
Ruth Hynes
Esther Drummond
Ethel Sutherland
Lucille Johnson
Evelyn Tomlinson
Sylvia Kutz
Elizath Brackley
Dorothy Ebeau
Frances Wallace
Dorothy Anicker
Ruth Conley
Kirk Roberts
Ruth Sprague
John Tourtillotte
Dalrymple and Rowe
Bath Plant
Uncle Sam’s Navy
Kennebec
Destroyer
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R.G. Pennoyer
NAVY
R. G. Pennoyer
Bath Red Cross
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