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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
1
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Public health nurses expand duties beyond hospital care as shortages ease beds for acutely ill patients. They visit settlers with newborns, aid long term patients to return home, and provide community services from immunization to sanitation. They log over 16 million home visits annually totaling about 42 million hours.
The article asserts that U S oil workers in Venezuela earn up to 150 dollars daily and live in luxury while prices soar. 90 percent of necessities are imported with bread at 75 cents a loaf and a Caracas home costs 500 dollars a month without furniture. It notes strict labor rules for servants and high office wages, with violent baseball crowds and occasional gunfire from disgruntled fans at games.
coastal groups and New England fishermen unite to expand access to affordable fresh fish and seafood amid rising meat costs. efforts aim to reduce overall living costs by offering reasonably priced seafood from Maine and other Atlantic shores.
Plenty of sea fish fill the market as sellers set prices that suit the public budget better than some other foods. Buyers find affordable options among the variety, with steady availability noted by merchants.
The continental population of wild ducks and geese has leveled off after a decline, the Department of the Interior reports. After reviewing observer data, officials state there is about the same number of waterfowl this year as last year with no clear upward or downward trend.
A larger boat is planned for this year's Bath Boothbay Harbor run. The voyage along the Sasanoa river to Boothbay Harbor offers a scenic, winding sail valued by locals and tourists. The article suggests promoting the trip more to attract visitors.
Next Sunday, the last Sunday in April, Daylight Saving Time starts again and most Eastern communities will adopt the clocks as in prior years.
Francis J. McDonnell will represent Maine at the 14th annual Veterans Employment Service conference in Detroit, April 26 to May 1. The Bath Maine office handles veterans employment efforts and will host plans addressing graduate veteran relations with state and federal agencies. Notable participants include Perry Faulkner and Robert C. Goodwin, with Michigan officials also speaking.
Commander L Poirier chief of naval material leads French Merchant Marine Mission as three trawlers are launched on Friday aboard the Heureau. Jean Marthe Massabielle and Kerolay will be christened by notable sponsors including Mrs Andre Ponzart and Mrs Therese Perrin. Bath Iron Works to complete eleven more 117 foot class launches from the yard.
The Bath area man Larrabee files his papers with the Men’s clubs of Bath West Bath and Topsham and with the Republican County Committee. He was employed at Bath Iron Works during the war.
Pvt Myron Skillin of Woolwich describes his UMT experience at Fort Knox, praising the food, recreation, and education. He notes weekends off, passes to Louisville, and respectful cadre and officers, with no swearing or drinking. Skillin urges all 18 to 21 year olds to join UMT, calling it unbeatable training.
Mrs. Sewall wife of Maine's former governor and two companions travel to Boston to take seeds for the World Federation of Churches seed distribution campaign. She has led wartime relief efforts and founded German American groups, earning multiple humanitarian honors. Louis Annacome of Boston and Lewiston visited Woolwich property recently.
Sewall, cited in The Digest, argues federal aid can raise school funds without new state taxes and without overburdening real estate taxes. He supports federal control if needed but stresses continued state and local progress despite federal involvement.
Mr Hudson details four approaches to draw business to Bath including avoiding competitive bidding for firms, courting branch plants, developing small factory sites with local capital, and using a revolving fund under Junior Achievement to help local youths start businesses. He urges a strong three to five year plan and broad outside support.
A local council discusses keeping salt restrictions in effect as part of ongoing district policy talks. Officials emphasize health, safety, and budget implications for the city. Citizens express mixed views on enforcement and economic impact.
Chief Yeoman Reer Philip M. Clavarappe outlines the Inactive Naval Reserve aims to support national defense. He stresses veterans joining now, benefits of continued training, and that reservists may advance in rating via home study and Navy courses. The program welcomes veterans and non veterans with opportunities for education and eventual military readiness.
Judy Dearing a four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Da displays remarkable musical talent. She reads musical notes recognizes letters a to g and plays double notes in bass and treble clefs. She stops and restarts after any mistake and learns rapidly guided by teacher Miss Dearing who has taught since 1927 and sees a future star in Judy.
State Police and Lincoln County authorities persist in seeking Arthur Anderson 17 accused of hitting Mrs. Bennett with a butt and stealing $100 from her Alna home before fleeing into the woods.
An appeal from the Red Cross urges donations of bedding two cribs women's clothing size 18 or 20 girl's size 4 infant clothing and garments for two babies including one 18 months old. The family is in desperate need and donors are asked to respond quickly.
The article describes a benefit event organized by local groups including the aid society and the YMCA to bolster an organ fund. Performances featured Walter and Finale, a violin recital, and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Albee, with guests Mrs. Carl Albee and Mrs. Bowker assisting. Funds were raised through donations and proceeds to the organ fund amid plans for future gatherings.
The Y M C A Camera Club will host a traveling salon of about 100 photographs at the club rooms later this month. The exhibit shows work by leading and amateur photographers worldwide, highlighting dramatic human interest and serene winter scenes with technical data on camera settings and lenses. A joint committee will organize the event.
Rev Charles M Bbs thanked for notice cards donated to the club. William T Norris of Belfast attended as guest. early Red Cross seats were shown and invitations extended to local club members. Mrs Lila Mure chaired a lecture with social hour and refreshments by Greene. Attendance was lighter due to Todd Durban concert in Brunswick.
A personal shower for Louise Pelletier was held Saturday evening at her mother's home, Ruth Murray, 674 High. The event also celebrated Pelletier's birthday. Guests included Annie Johansen, Doris McDonald, Mary Hughes, Ruth Pinkham, Bernice Springer, Evelyn Carvers, Harriet Lemont, Dorothy Murray, and others as listed.
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