Foreign trade fuels Rocky Mountain Empire economy
A Committee of American Steamship Lines survey shows 527000 workers in the six Rocky Mountain states depend on foreign trade. Exports and imports sustain about one of every five dollars in regional payrolls, with over 2 billion earned in industries serving or needing foreign cargo. It argues for a strong U.S. flag merchant marine as national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain Empire
Committee of American Steamship Lines
Optimism in Farm Equipment Despite Slower Farm Income
Analysts note farm equipment sales may fall due to weaker farm income while industry leaders forecast growth in 1960. A major supplier reports increasing orders, growing dealer network, and a profitable quarter despite lower total income versus last year. The farmer’s buying hinges on long term production costs, not merely current income.
Forecasts Clash Over Farm Costs and Equipment Outlook
The piece weighs conflicting views on farm labor costs and forecasts for farm equipment makers. It notes pessimists’ fears but suggests equipment suppliers may doubt the dire projections, urging caution in interpreting the outlook.
Everybody's Problem Delinquency Said to Threaten Nation
Juvenile Judge Gilliam of Denver warns crime costs the nation about 22 billion dollars yearly and predicts juvenile delinquency will double in ten years. He cites a permissive culture with thieves and excuses for wrong, blaming sloppy homes and violent media as fueling the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliam
Denver
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Know What You're Voting For Newsweek Urges Informed Ballots
Newsweek urges citizens to vote in every election and study candidates and platforms. It warns that low turnout often leads to minority rule and that an ignorant vote can be as harmful as no vote. Emphasizes evaluating integrity and ideas against freedom and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsweek
Emotions and events fill Georgetown church notes
Morning service at First Baptist features Rev. Ernest Roberts sermon on Emotions and Enthusiasms with Luke 19 text. Announcements cover minister exchanges, Easter plans, and a Penny Memorial retreat. Community reports note school events, birthdays, 4 H activities, and local visits with residents.
Bay Point Welcomes Early Spring and Palm Sunday
Bay Point enjoys warm sunshine signaling spring with budding plants and hopeful reflections. Richard Hasenfus returns from Nassau after six months in the Bahamas having painted over 50 scenes and produced more than 100 colored slides of the region. Mr and Mrs Madison Moore of Cape Elizabeth visited local friends on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Richard Hasenfus
Nassau
Florida
Bahamas
William Farr
Madison Moore
Cape Elizabeth
Five Islands Social Notes Highlight Local Events
An electrical organ used at Second Baptist church during a trial period. A Georgetown polio clinic fed final shots and several children were vaccinated. Georgetown P T A elected officers Katherine Heald, Priscilla Preble, Marion Watson, Fred Fox. Residents from Five Islands and Seguinland appeared at meetings. Census work, artesian well drilling, and visits to nearby towns are reported along with local travel on the Everett Libby ferry. Several residents visited Brunswick, Yarmouth, and Portland for services and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Georgetown Central School
Georgetown P.T.A
Katherine Heald
Priscilla Preble
Marion Watson
Fred Fox
Islands
Franz Stevens
Boston
Leon Kelley
Thomas Watson
Maynard Thibodeau
Rockland
Vinalhaven
Everett Libby
Grace Preble
Peter Stevens
Dane Cochrane
Wayne
Kenneth LaRose
Grégory Bowman
John Brown
Yarmouth
Helen Huskins
Kevin Brown
Candy's Harbor
Hartley Harley
Warner Eustis
Newton
Mass
Frederick Butts
Wellesley
Brunswick
Mr. Eustis
Ledgewood
Tom Watson
Lloyd Pinkham
Malden Island
Mr. Butts
Eustis
Watson
John D. Williams, Jr
Georgetown Center
Arthur Berry
David
Rhonda
Westbrook
Berry
Kathleen Rittall
James MacMahon
MacMahon
Roland Jones
Bath
Erland Moore
Moore
Georgie Final
Reynolds Grover
Portland
Irving Esleeck
Greenfield
Esbeck
Banes Stanley
Monhegan Island
Harold Pinkham
Richard Barter
Capt
Stinson Davis
Eugene Reynolds
Reynolds
Percy MacGillivary
Bath notices and social roundup from Bath area
A Bath caller reports Edward C. Clarey back home and able to walk short distances after winter housing. Everett Stevens attends Cyril Varney retirement dinner after 26 years in Bath. Mrs. Arthur Gordon hosts a four year old birthday party for Priscilla with guests. Ralph Davis visits daughter in Augusta. Bath couples visit Georgetown Center and Nelsons at Little River. Katherine Carlisle of Winchester and friend stay at The Anchorage Kennebec Point.
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Richard Harrison
University of Maine
Mies Faith Powers
Morse High
Karl Furbish
South Lanseter
Mees
Ernest Heal
Lawrene Lowell
Bath
Raymond
Red
Georgetown Center
Reid
Lowell
Haverhill
Howard Roberts
Litchfield
Alex Cunningham
Bays Point Road
Woodrow Gray
Pamela
Linwood Wright
Harold
Woolwich
Herbert
Brooks
Woodie Gray
Rebecca Gowen
Philip Dalrymple
Wellesley Farms
Mass
Kennebec Point
Frederick Woodruff
Needham
Leontha Jones
Damariscotta
James Oliver
Thomas Savages
Little River
Boothbay
Edward C. Clarey
Everett Stevens
Georgetown
Cyril Varney
Arthur Gordon
Priscilla
Arthur Tibbetts
Michael
Joyce Oliver
Randy Dondero
Charles Stafford
Anne Moffatt
Ernest
Wanda Gilman
Ralph Davis
Lawrence Cloutier
Augusta
George Oliver
Philip Rattleff
Charles Nelson
Betty Anne
West Bath
Nelson
Katherine Carlisle
Winchester
Wright
GOP Candidates Debate Education Spending And Taxes
GOP candidates criticize Maine education funding while praising highway growth. Brewer calls Sinclair School district law progressive and urges Bath scale subsidies. McClure and Drake push economy, reduced taxes, and cautious state office spending. Aid to the aged sparks debate as candidates favor local option on parochial schooling and support for transportation of pupils.
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Maine
Brewer
Bath
McClure
House
Drake
Colonial Club
Bath Man Promoted by Eastern Airlines
James C Hart, formerly of Bath, is promoted to district sales and traffic representative for the Wingfield area of Eastern Airlines. Hart, son of Mrs. Demorise M. Hart, lives in Thompsonville Connecticut and has been with Eastern since December 1957 starting at Bradley Field. He is a Morse High School graduate, served five years in the U S Naval Air Group, trained at multiple technical schools, and later attended the University of Connecticut. He is married to Carol Ann Loeschner of Bath.
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James C Hart
Bath
Wingfield
Eastern Airlines
Fred L. Blackwell, Jr
Hart
Demorise M. Hart
Southwood Acres
Thompsonville
Conn
Bradley Field
Morse High School
U.S. Naval Air Group
Weaver Airline Personnel School
Kansas City
University of Connecticut
Carol Ann Loeschner
Roy C. Loeschner
Eleanor A Thebeau Obituary in Bath City History
Miss Eleanor A. Thebeau aged 65 of 23 Andrews died Saturday in White Plains New York while visiting her niece Mrs Webster B Starr since December Born in Bath April 6 189% she was a daughter of Louis V and Josephine Footer Thebeau She was a lifelong Bath resident and Morse High alumnae Sister of the late L Eugene Thebeau former Bath Iron Works Corp treasurer She survived by a brother Harry W Thebeau of Bath Funeral was held Wednesday at 10 am from a Roman Catholic church in White Plains and burial followed there
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Eleanor A. Thebeau
Andrews
White Plains
N. Y
Webster B. Starr
Bath
Louis V
Josephine Footer Thebeau
Morse High School
Miss Thebeau
L. Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harry W. Thebeau
White Joins
Diane Longley Joins Bath Daily Times Staff
Miss Diane G Longley from 122 Court Street named to the Bath Daily Times reportorial staff succeeding Jane W Stevens who left the Times April 2 after five years. Longley a 1957 Morse High graduate is daughter of Annie E Longley and Cyrus W Longley and served in the U S Air Force two years.
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Diane G. Longley
Court Street
Bath Daily Times
Jane W. Stevens
the Times
Morse High School
Miss Longley
Annie E. Longley
Cyrus W. Longley
Washington Street
Morse
Airline Personnel
Kansas City
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Charleston
S. C
The
Times
Longley
Navy Exchange
Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Stevens
H. T. Stevens
Middle Street
Mr. Stevens
Bath
Portland Press Herald
Sagadahoc
State pays about a third of patient care costs
Small Is Elected comments that the state pays only about a third of the cost of patients cared for by the state or $7 a day as compared with actual costs of $18 to $25 a day. Coastal regional member hospitals range from Bar Harbor to Brunswick and include hospitals in Gardiner, Augusta, Norway and Rumford.
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Bar Harbor
Brunswick
Gardiner
Augusta
Norway
Rumford
Committee Named Over to City for Subsidized School Project
An executive committee approved formation of a formal six member panel to oversee a city school project. Negotiations anticipate state and federal subsidies matching construction funding. Discussion showed estimates between $75,000 and $125,000 for the project needs.
Lydia R. Furrow obituary notices extensive family ties
Mrs Lydia R Furrow 74 of 27 Wesley street died Wednesday April 6 at Bath Memorial hospital She was wife of John A Furrow Born Canterbury New Brunswick May 26 1885 a daughter of Nehemiah and Margaret J Lyons McNelly She lived in Thorndike before moving to Bath in 1941 Member of First Baptist church Surviving her husband are six children Gordon West Bath Laurel Gardiner Donald Bath Russell Bath Burns Unity Walter Furrow Knox two daughters Lillian Austin Thorndike a brother Joseph McNeilly Dyer Brook a sister Ella Furrow Auburn 27 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren
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Lydia R. Furrow
Wesley Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
John A. Furrow
Canterbury
N. B
Nehemiah
Margaret J Lyons McNelly
Furrow
Thorndike
Bath
First Baptist Church
Gordon
West Bath
Laurel
Gardiner
Donald and Russell
Burns
Unity
Walter Furlrow
Knox
Lillian Austin
Joseph McNeilly
Dyer Brook
Ella Furrow
Auburn
Mrs Winona Leavitt Gregoire dies in Wiscasset
Mrs Winona Leavitt Gregoire 49 prize pal of the Wiscasset Elementary school died at her home in Wiscasset Friday night after a months illness. She was wife of Turner D. Gregoire, born Sept 26 1916 at Farmington Falls, daughter of Walter C. and Ethel H. Leavitt. She taught in the Wiscasset school system for about 20 years and was a member of the First Congregational church. Surviving: husband Turner. daughter Jaret Gregoire of Wiscasset. two brothers Harold of Wiscasset and Clyde Leavitt of New Rochelle NY. sister Mrs George A. Szerkis of Bath. and several nieces and nephews.
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Turner D. Gregoire
Winona Leavitt Gregoire
Wiscasset
Farmbegio Falls
Walter C
Ethel H. Leavitt
Wiscasset Academy
Farmington State Teachers College
Myre Gregoire
Lowell Funeral for Alonzo E Lowell Held Thursday
Funeral services for Alonzo E Lowell were held Thursday at 1:20 p.m. at A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Earl Eckerson of Small Point church officiating. Survived by five sons Lor ing Alonzo Everett William and Robert Lowell and son-in-law Martin Eaton. Burial followed at Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lowell
Alonzo E. Lowell
A. FL. Mayo & Son
Earl Eckerson
Small Point Church
Beavers
Loring
Alonzo
Everett
William
Robert Lowell
Martin Eaton
Oak Grove
Mrs Van Atkinon Thebeau Funeral Service Held
Funeral service for Mrs. Van Atkinon Thebeau was conducted Friday at 1 pm from Curtis funeral home. Rev. Richard B. Adams of Grace Episcopal Church officiated. Bearers were Warren Atkinson Robert Atkinson Edward Atkinson and Harry W Thebeau Jr. Burial was in the family plot in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theseau
Vanona Atkinon Thebeau
Curtis Funeral Home
Richard B. Adams
Grace Episcopal Church
Warren Atkinson
Robert Atkinson
Edward Atkinson
Harry W. Thebeau, Jr
Oak Grove
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia R Furrow conducted
Mrs Lydia R Furrow funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm at A F Mayo Son Funeral Residence. Rev Truman L Bray and Rev Charles R Sims officiated. Bearers were Bertram McNelly Roger McNelly Errot Austin Dennis Furrow and Richard Furrow. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia R. Furrow
A F. Mayo & Son
Truman L. Bray
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
Bertram McNelly
Roger McNelly
Errot Austin
Dennis Furrow
Richard Fur- Deeblesse
Leslie
Grove
Ial
Oak Grove
Freedom
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Cryptoquote Sample
Puzzle clues and a coded quote sample present a jumble of cryptic and straight hints including a Cryptoquote mapping using LONGFELLOW as a key. The page lists Across and Down entries with scattered partial words and a sample quote attribution.
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Mountain Empire
Ernest Roberts
Christ
Mr. Roberts
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Henry Webber
Five Islands
Central School
Penny Memorial Church
Roberts
Alfred Rowe
Mary Lee Row
Alvin Hacking
Chester Kelsea
Georgetown P. T. A
Clayton Heald
Clarence Preble
Frederick Fox
T and 8
Edith Marr
Catherine Brown
Fach Puw
Grace
Cleon Powers
Jane Oliver
Loretta Pinkham
Gordon Pinkham
Evelyn Pinkham
Wayne LaRose
Andrew MacGithivary
Extith Moore
Stephen Morton
Joyce Young
Jane Bebeh
Dawn Cochran
Miriam Doble
Lucy Chamberlain
Harold Brown Jr
Arthur Cochran
George Stafford
Raymond Ainsworth
Arrowsic
James Over
J. Robert Blackie
Marrtown
West Georgetown
Forrest Drake
Bay Point Road
Carl Delano
Indian Point Road
Adolph Spear
Robinhood
William A. Todd
Liars
Cuit
Todd
Harry L. Horne
Alton Reed
Guy R. Snowe
Ray Grover
George Alderman
Washington
Alderman
Lyman Owen
John D. Williams
Roy Newman
Newman
Harold J. Brown Jr
United Baptist Church
Cathy
Holly Brown
Jane
Judy Light
Mary Rowe
Karen MacGillivary
Orville Rowe
Todd's
Robinhood Tea Room
Back
Laskey
George Laskey, Jr
Bunganue
Jackie
Edith
Elbridge Powers
Five Islands Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
GOP
Bath Man
Hans Schweikard
Ad Jurgen Koepsel
Mainz
Germany
Bowdoin College
Joseph Kocha
Nancy
Liberty Street
Russell Harford, Jr
Gregory
Richard
Russell Harford
Beulah Miller
Lara Gray
Vesta Rowe
Donald Thomas
Phyllis Campbell
George Powers
Diane Longley
Small
Zire
Treetroyer
Vikelike
Fiah
Salt
Athetic
Michigan
Canristiania
Harvest
Sault St Marie Canals
Ansnier
Gils
English County
Nussian
Longfellow
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