Senator Knowland on foreign policy and burden sharing
Senator Knowland argues foreign policy is too important for government alone and urges a fair quid pro quo in alliances. He notes U S aid totals since World War II, the burden in Korea, and the need for allies to share obligations as a condition for credibility with neutrals and potential adversaries. He criticizes Soviet aims and favors robust collective security with balanced commitments.
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Knowland
Congress
Taft
Eisenhower
Cose
Khrushchev
Karl Marx
Lenin
Geneva
Porter’s earnings column debunks election market myths
Sylvia Porter argues that elections do not depress business or stock prices. Since 1900 fourteen presidential elections show seven post election years with improved business and two wars influenced the rest. She forecasts higher business activity eight months after the election regardless of candidate names or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Porter
Miss Porter
Porter
National Conservation Week Observed in April
National Conservation Week will be observed during April 17. The piece extols wise natural resources policy, arguing against locking away resources and urging development with prudent laws. It highlights the U S leadership in using vast resources under free enterprise.
Bathman Sentenced in Municipal Court for intoxication and probation
A Bath man charged with intoxication and probation violation received 30 days in the Kennebec County jail after pleading guilty in municipal court before Judge Gardiner R. Deering. He paid a $5 fine and $6.60 costs, with the jail term set for the current intoxication count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec County
Augusta
Gardiner R. Deering
Three cases heard by Recorder Dolloff in municipal court
Albert C. Letourneau of Brunswick pleaded guilty to speeding 55 mph on Route 201 at Topsham, paying a $10 fine plus court costs after the Wednesday morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Dolloff
Albert C. Letourneau
Brunswick
Topsham
Wesley Young People Easter Carol Concert at City Hall
Wes ley church youth groups directed by Miss Drusilla Fielding and Mrs. Stanley Hunter presented an Easter carol concert on the City Hall steps. About 30 youths traveled in cars driven by several adults and the pastor Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell. Afterward a buffet supper followed, and two cakes were presented with a Happy Birthday song for Miss Yvonne Crosby. A brief group meeting announced a rummage sale for Saturday and plans to attend University of Life for four Sundays. The evening closed with social time and a 5:30 am sunrise service earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Drusilla Fielding
Stanley Hunter
Anna Lonn
City Hall
Walter E. Upham
Miss Fielding
Miss Lonn
Oliver W. Bell
Charles Marble
Sherwood Crosby
Thomas Simmons
East Boothbay Launches Navy Mine Sweeper MSC 261
Mrs. James L. Henderson of Montsweag served as sponsor for the Navy motor minesweeper MSC 261 at Hodgdon Bros Goudy Stevens yards East Boothbay. Many Bath residents attended the launching and reception at Ledges Inn Wis casset including John R Newell and Capt Stanley M Alexander and their spouses and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Henderson
Montsweag
Cmdr. Henderson
USN
Navy
Maine
Hodgdon Bros.-Goudy & Stevens
East Boothbay
Bath
Ledges Inn
Wiscasset
John R. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Stanley M Alexander
B.I.W. Navy Office
Alexander
Cmdr
Stanley M. Woods
Beatrice Duprey
Rita Pierce
Frank Duprey
Lorraine Price
Anne Kimball
Thomas Moore
Agnes Sullivan
Roger M. Luke
Guilty Verdicts In Local Motor Vehicle and Intoxication Cases
State Trooper Harold C. Bartlett acted as complainant in two cases. Bobby Ray Tucker of the Brunswick Naval Air Station faced charges for operating a vehicle on Route 196 without a Fall inspection sticker and was found guilty, fined $10 with $8.70 costs, but the fine and costs were suspended and the case placed on file. A separate intoxication case resulted in a guilty plea with a suspended 30 day jail sentence and the case filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Tibbetts
Georgetown
Gardiner R. Deering
Tibbetts
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Harold J. Rubin
Sagadahoc
Edward F. Conners
Bar Harbor
Philip Hodgkins
Woolwich
Conners
George H. Lubee
Portland
Hodgkins
West Bath
Bath
Deering
Elmer E. Blaisdell
Kennebec
Augusta
Jack C. Morgan
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Vine
Washington Streets
Harold L. Staples
Damariscotta Mills
Francis Woodhead
Woodhead
Floyd L. Alexander
Brunswick
Alexander
Richard L. Bailey
Oak
Front Streets
Robert Coombs
Coombs
Cedric A. Levensaler
Waldoboro
Greenleaf B. Martin
Newburyport
Mass
Leeman Highway
Paul Avery
Jean W. Seawell
Portsmouth
Route 1
Paul R. Savoie
Richmond
Savoie
Harold C. Bartlett
Bartlett
Bobby Ray Tucker
Topsham
Tucker
MelIn couple to vacation in Cuba via Florida visit
Mr and Mrs Roland D MelIn Tos h of 99 North street depart Wednesday for a Florida drive to Cuba where they plan to spend three or four weeks visiting friends. En route they will see Mr and Mrs Peter Philips of North Carolina Summer residents at Popham Beach and in Cuba visit Mr and Mrs John Sanborn and family, former Bath residents, in Havana and Quantanamo City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland D. MelIntosh
99 North Street
Cuba
Florida
Peter Philips
North Carolina
Popham Beach
Havana
Quantanamo City
John Sanborn
Bath
Easter Crowds Pack Bath Churches Across City
Sunny Easter Sunday drew large congregations as nearly every Bath church filled for multiple services. St Mary’s and most Protestant churches saw full houses with sunrise and daytime rites, cantatas, and carolling. Local clergy urged faith in the Resurrection and shared sermons about witnessing Christ and the power of the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
St. Mary’s
Youth Council of the
Greater Bath Council of Churches
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Dunlap Commandery
Commandery
James L. Grant
Grace Episcopal Church
Bath Members Attend Amaranth Grand Court Session
The eighth annual Grand Court of Maine session met in Saco on Friday and Saturday with Bath locals present. Prominent officers were reelected including Mrs. Sarah A. Shaw as grand secretary and Mrs. Ethel W. Potter as grand trustee. May C. Ward was elected grand historian, and other Dirigo Court members attended. An impressive memorial service was held and the Grand Court announced a 1957 meeting in Saco at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Court of
Maine
Order of Amaranth
Saco
Sarah A. Shaw
P.G.R.M
Ethel W. Potter
May C. Ward
Dirigo Court
Shaw
Potter
Thompson A
Easter Lily Parade Raises Nearly 300 For Pine Tree Society
Mrs. James I Nostall, parade chair, announced that nearly $300 was collected by student workers for the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children. Saturday’s district total was $259.70 and Sunday at St Marys church added $30.86 to reach $290.56. Award winners Dana Pinkham, Sue Higgins, Linda Lee Anderson, Raymond Bergeron, Fred Hersom, Michelle Turcotte, Earl Richardson, Betty Boulay, Marie McMann, Thomas Perry, Sandra Desmond. Kathy Bourget joined Sunday solicitors at St Marys.
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James I. Nostall
Pine Tree Society For
St. Mary's Church
Dana Pinkham
Sue Higgins
Linda Lee Anderson
Raymond Bergeron
Fred Hersom
Michelle Turcotte
Earl Richardson
Betty Boulay
Marie McMann
Thomas Perry
Sandra Desmond
Kathy Bourget
British boxer wins two consecutive Olympic middleweight titles
The only boxer to win titles in two successive Olympics was H. W. Mallin of Great Britain. He won the middleweight championship in the 1920 and 1924 Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mallin
Great Britain
Only 37 Available For Morsey School Dinner
The Morsey school basketball team testimonial dinner will be held in the gymnasium on April 10 with tickets limited to 375 due to seating. Edward D. True, general chairman, says a sellout is likely based on early inquiries and sales. Tickets are available from A Hallet & Co City Hall Smoke Shop Howard Cigar Co Hilltop Market and committee members Brian Jewett Stinson Back Lee McMann Burns Boardman Hunter Shumway DeCapua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. True
True
A. Hallet & Co
City Hall
Howard Cigar Co
Lois Elaine King Birthday Party at Home
Lois Elaine King celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at home on Thursday afternoon. She is a first grade pupil at Mitchell school. Prizes for games went to Maurice Dauphin Jean King Muriel Morin Carol Hewitt and Priscilla Allen. Refreshments were served and guests received favors. Attending were Carl Graffam Buddy Iril Gerry Mitchell Paulette Tardiff Leo Carpenter Cathy MacDonald Kenneth Crabtree Gerald Crabtree Harold Dauphin Nancy Sherman Susan Sherman Dana Batchelder Kim Allen Batchelder and others. parents present were Mrs. Kenneth Sherman Mr. Keith Batchelder and Mrs. Gerald Crabtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Elaine King
Ernest King
Tarbox Street
Lois
Mitchell School
Maurice Dauphin
Jean King
Muriel Morin
Carol Hewitt
Priscilla Allen
Carl Graffam
Buddy Iril
Gerry Mitchell
Paulette Tardiff
Leo Carpenter
Jewel presented to Chapter for late husband memorial
Mrs Tobey presented this jewel in memory of her husband to the Chapter. Remarks marked the installation of John Freeman for his 23rd year as sentinel. Officers and members anticipate an active program year ahead.
Wyoming rabbit drive targets overabundant jack rabbits
Cheyenne reports that a ruling by the attorney general allows unlicensed fur buyers to handle rabbit carcasses, prompting campaigns to reduce jack rabbit overpopulation. More than 3,000 rabbits were killed in drives near Pine Bluff and Douglas as ranchers complain of crop destruction.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Pine Bluff
Douglas
Salt pork ground with beef boosts hamburger juiciness
A small amount of salt pork blended into ground beef adds noticeable juiciness sought by many. The practice mixes fat into the patty to improve flavor and moisture during cooking.
In Y Game Tournament Sons Defeat Fathers in Night
The Father and Son Game Night at the local Y drew 75 fathers and about 125 boys. The sons swept basketball 5-0 in games 6-5 4-3 20-3 10-1 and 24-7 while fathers wore boxing gloves in a playful mismatch. Other games like checkers chess and bowling stayed even. A father called it the most fun he ever had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun
John Paul Jones Sets Off on Delivery Trip from Bath Iron Works
The destroyer John Paul Jones left Bath Iron Works at 7 a.m. Friday for delivery to the Boston Navy Yard, under a heavy snowfall. It is the third successive delivery trip hampered by bad weather, following earlier trips in May 1956. The ship measures 418 feet, 45 foot beam, and 3,518 tons displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Jones
Father Son Committee Named for YMCA Activities
The YMCA reports a successful father son game night and plans to make it monthly. Committee members include Harold Stanton Walter P White Francis Mc Laughlin Norman Adams Arthur Small Harold Rubin Ettore Sinibaldi Harry Ring Donald Page Warren McNeil Pauls Lee and James Shar ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Harold Stanton
Walter P. White
Francis McLaughlin
Norman Adams
Arthur Small
Harold Rubin
Ettore Sinibaldi
Harry Ring
Donald Page
Warren McNeil
Paves Lee
James Sharey
Health report shows streptococcal nasopharyngitis cases by town
Communicable disease report for Paeroete County week ending March 24 from Maine Department of Health and Welfare lists Bath three cases, Phippsburg two, Topsham two, and Woolwich six, all of streptococcal nasopharyngitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeroete
State of Maine Department of Health and Welfare
Bath
Phippsburg
Topsham
Woolwich
Chimney Fire Contained at Campbell Residence
West Bath fire crews battled a chimney blaze at Ernest Williams Campbell's Pond residence starting nine Saturday morning. Chief Charles Dauphin said two fire bombs were used to gain control and the all-out was sounded within an hour with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Campbell’s Pond
Ernest Williams
Charles Dauphin
Crossword Clue Puzzle Sentences From The Paper
A compact crossword grid filled with clues across and down covering topics from challenge to malt gossip and clever wordplay. Answers include terms for grain bundles signs and zodiac hints along with fluency in foreign capitals and poetic valleys.
Cryptogram Puzzle From Milton Poem Variant
A cryptogram quotation uses single letters for words and changes daily. The puzzle shows a quoted line and a known plaintext clue and explains how to decode with letter substitution.
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Grant
Richard Arnold
Beacon Street
Winter Street Congregational Church
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