Truman seen slipping as 1948 party fortunes shift
A political analysis notes Democratic bosses question Truman’s hold while GOP hopefuls gain momentum. It cites reported disaffection among machine leaders, party strategists fearing a convention battle, and Republican optimism about winning a presidential ticket with possible pairing like Vandenberg-Stassen or Dewey.
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Legion
Wallace
Mac
Tom Dewey
Taft
Joe Martin
Nberg
Vandenberg-Stassen
Pics Warren
Necedbe
Bath Chamber Banquet urged to boost local business
Bath residents are urged to attend the Chamber of Commerce banquet Thursday to support active business growth and attract new industries. An Hyde Windlass publication article encourages readers to join the Boost Bath Banquet and not miss the annual Bath Brunswick Community Concert Association drive, which requires membership for tickets.
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Bath
Chamber of Commerce
Hyde Windlass Company
New Meadows River Regatta Association Plans Season Meeting
The New Meadows River Regatta Association will meet at the South End PTA hall on Thursday evening April 15. Supper at 6 30 reservations required. Commodore Elmer Williams seeks strong attendance as racing plans near Fourth of July. Buoy markers and one design sailing plans to be discussed. committee members named. Reservations through Randall F. Cook or Sanford B. Nickerson. Also notes the death of Mr. Howard Pratt and guest Mr. Arthur Stewart of Somerville Massachusetts.
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New Meadows River Regatta Association
South End
PTA Hall
Commodore Elmer Williams
Jack Verheaus
Alvah Morse
George Cary 11
Linwood Haynes
A. M. Mains, Jr
George Cary II
Clyde Ambrose
A. M. Main, Jr
New Meadows
Randall F. Cook
Bath National Bank
Sanford B. Nickerson
First National Bank
Bath area nurses alumni hold annual meeting
Mrs Voorhees retires as president and Mrs McInnes takes over with a slate of 1948 49 appointments. John Gould of Lisbon Falls entertains after a dinner and discussed writing versus authorship and satire on government bulletins.
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Frederick
Arthur Sewall
William
Aessone
Ralph G. Stet
Herbert Cavinaile
Ahaeg
Blair
Iliary
Voorhees
Pepeient
McInnes
George Musk
Donald N. Small
Arthur King
Dean Shaw
William Kenley
Roger Luke
Willard Sprague
Hollis Garey
Norman Adams
Loren Jaffe
Edward St. Mar
Archibald M. Main
Bath Memorial Hospital
McInness
William Dennison
John Gould
Lisbon Falls
Gould
Maine
New Hampshire
Mid-West
West
Bulletin
Miss or Guild of Washing ton street da with here than were Olive Boyd Guild in faarbie
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Olive Boyd Guild and a place or event on Washing ton Street in Mass but lacks clear details or dates. The readable bits suggest a possible obituary or notice about a person named Olive Boyd Guild in Massachusetts.
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Miss Or Guild of
Washington Street
Olive Boyd Guild
Faarbie
Head
Mass
Grant Co Annex Plans Include Basement and Expanded Departments
The Grant Company announces changes to its Annex project. The new design adds a basement and a mezzanine for a women’s wear division and offices. The first floor will keep its layout with larger departments and a new stock of craft materials and yard items. The second floor will house the warehouse and a larger merchandise storage area.
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Grant Co
Maine P T A Congress At Farm Home Week
Maine Congress of the P T A was presented at Farm and Home Week at the University of Maine by board members led by Mrs. Joseph I. Smith president of the State Congress. The symposium covered The Child and His Emotions Grandparents an asset or liability and related topics. Audience members urged more time and better publicity for Farm and Home events.
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Maine Congress of
Farmandeek
University of Maine
Joseph I. Smith
State Congress
Etchings at Cosmo Club showcase Haskell family art
Ada Y. Greenblatt led a Cosmo Club program featuring musical selections by a string quartet. Ernest Haskell and sister Josephine Haskell Stevens exhibited works tracing the artist's growth from youth to mature pieces, with noted pieces destined for Princeton and a National Academy show. Ernest Haskell Jr has researched his father's biography, discovering widespread museum holdings of etchings.
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Ada Y. Greenblatt
Lehar
L. V. Beethoven
Londonderry
Margaret Stackpole
Ira Nadine
William Meroff
Cosmopolitan Club
Ernest Haskell
Josephine Haskell Stevens
Ernest Kell
Princeton
Haskell
Amelia
Futre
State-wide Clean-up Week designated by governor in 1924
Governor Hildreth designated the week of April 1924 as State-wide Clean-up Week with sponsorship by the Maine Department and American Legion, echoing a 1947 movement. A Bath survey suggests local need for a clean-up campaign as well. Donald B. Sewall of Reptinas Harbor entertained the Monday Contract club with luncheons.
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Hildreth
Maine
American Legion
Bath
Donald
Sewall
Reptinas Harbor
Long Pacific Health Mission by Dr Geiger and Family
Dr Geiger and Mrs Geiger traveled from San Francisco on the Navy transport Thomas Jefferson to Guam Japan the Bonins the Carolines and the Marianas then back to Guam and on to China the Philippines for health condition studies. They praised Navy fliers and ships as safest and noted Guam health system built by Capt Youngkin.
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Reete
China
Philippines
Japan
PraThy
Ofidaia
Pacific
Ger
San Francisco
Thomas Jefferson
Guam
Bonins
Carolines
Marianas
Geiger
United States
General MacArthur
Enice
Shanghai
Anita
Ginny
Paul Bordwell, Jr
Manila
The
Republic
California
City Council Appointments and Tax Collection Powers
The Bath city manager and city treasurer may sue to collect past due taxes and expenses, with charges not to exceed ten percent. A committee will oversee the city’s trust funds and be authorized to act. Numerous petitions were submitted among which were the following.
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City of
Bath
Bailey Demonstrates Use of Reel Sidewalk On Hinckley Street
City council items refer Bailey project and others to the city manager. Parking meter discrepancy prompts review after discovery all meters set to two hours. City Marshal Moriarty explains coin insertion to curb abuse. manager to study and report. Skate and shrubbery complaints prompt action to hockey boards request. bath fire call pay referred for year.
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Hinckley Street
James W. Temple
Charles Street
Hiebarest
Robert Hallet
Hunter
City Ee
Frank L. Moriarty
Reed
Converse Fenn
Bath
Dancing Fue Pupils Win Theatre Prizes
Pupils of Madelyn Oliver’s Dancing Theatre win prizes in a local contest. Kenny Wadsworth takes first prize of 100 dollars, with five year old JPin and Ginette among top finishers in a Bath area event.
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Madelyn Oliver
den Theatre
Kenny Wadswa
Mf Begin Tapee
J. Chapin
Camden
Bath
Ginette
Arlene Kenny Wadsworth
Jacque
Miss Oliver Opens School Years Past Shown
Two lines in the report note Chapin and Miss Oliver reflecting on three years since the school opened. The piece cites their long association and compares current status to the opening period. The tone is archival and local in scope.
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Line Chapin
Oliver
Ver
Submittal of Motion Evidence and Diligence Indicated
The record notes Carey stating a belief that the data in question is not options and questioning the sufficiency of previous year’s parties diligence. The exchange emphasizes the requirement of diligence at the prior year and the examiner’s stance on data availability.
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Carey
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