Bricker Amendment Stirs Senate Over Treaty Power
Debate centers on Bricker proposal backed by 63 Senators to require both chambers approve treaties before they become law. Critics warn against loss of constitutional balance and fear U N overreach, citing Teheran, Yalta, Potsdam agreements and Dulles warnings. Supporters argue to preserve constitutional sovereignty and limit executive treaty making.
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Brat Gesac
Senate
John W. Bricker
Arthur W
United Nations Organization
Bricker
House
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
U. N
John Foster Dulles
American Bar Association
Louisville
Dulles
Herbert Jo Brownell, Jr
Bess
Frank C. Nash
Mr. Dulles
Dutch traders gain Manhattan legacy amid traffic crackdown
Manhattan faces new midtown and downtown truck limits per T. T. Wiley aiming for a curb on tractor-trailer units during business hours. Inter-City Motor Carriers’ Association voices strong opposition, warning of higher costs and more trucks per delivery under perimeter loading proposals.
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New York
Manhattan Island
T. T. Wiley
Manhattan
Inter- City Motor Carriers’ Association of New York
Wiley
New York City Declared Ghost Town Amid Rapid Decline
Amid rapid downturns in business and population, New York faces the emergence of a ghost town as storefronts close and streets grow quiet. Officials warn of lasting economic harm and urge quick action to revive commerce and housing.
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New York
Speed
Wellog
Oil firms compete to eat says industry leader
The head of a major American oil company says competition drives business progress and keeps prices low. A foreman notes new catalytic cracking plants help the firm keep up, while the executive cites better products, larger reserves, and wide research as benefits of competition.
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Hie
Theompany
Demonstration Trip For Third National Scout Jamboree
The Boy Scouts of America plan the Third National Jamboree at Irvine Ranch Newport Harbor California from July 17 to 23 1953. About 50000 attendees are expected from across the country with 80 percent traveling by train. This rail ride aims to show boys the importance of railroads to the nation and to inspire pride in the United States and its free enterprise system.
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Boy Scouts of America
Irvine Ranch
Newport Harbor
Calif
Ome
United States
Continuation of Search for Missing Bowdoinham Men
The Kennebec river incident left Martin C Mitchell and Roydon A Browne missing after their 16-foot boat capsized near Whiskeag stream at Bath. Family members including Ransom Kelley and Clayton Mitchell have led ongoing rescue efforts with help from Mitchell's fraternity Psi Center members aiding locally.
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Martin C. Mi
Roydon A. Browne
Bowdoinham
Kennebec
Is Bath
Ransom Kelley
Mitchell
Clayton Itchell
Martin
Bers
Psi Center
Fractures a Leg in Accident at Woolwich Worksite
Parker Small, 46, of Woolwich, suffered a fractured leg after an accident at work. Patriots Day observances in Bath on Sunday will close stores banks and industries. Buses and offices will follow holiday schedules.
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Parker Small
Woolwich
The
Kenne
Bath
Field eats 89 runs for of wees rung per
A partial OCR fragment reports a fielding score and runs with unclear wording. Key entities or events are unclear, making a precise summary difficult from the provided text.
Cancer drive opens Thursday in Bath with porch light effort
A Bath campaign to fund cancer care kicks off Thursday evening from 7 to 8 p m led by publicity chair Mrs George Baer Connard. The event uses a porch light drive with captains and workers across wards including Ward One two and seven and Orb Park with numerous volunteers and troop leaders listed.
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Bath
George Baer Connard
Ward
Howard Farr
Richard Jenkins
Ralph Card
Albert Douglass
Jackson
Dwinal
Cornish
Donald Wilson
Emery Footer
Daniel MacDonald
Herman Shepard
Roger Luke
Raymond Hate
Clyde Morton
Fred King
Dorothy Coombs
Margaret la
Eva Bowser
Gordon McNeil
Henry Marsh
Nicholas Kakos
Ernest Rouillard
Leonard Thombs
Leon Robbins
Ida Ferris
Samuel Lakin, Jr
Stanley Wallace
Arthur Sturtevant
Russell Young
Byron Clark
Harold Rubin
George Sarkis
Helen Avery
Germaine Bonney
William Grevers
Hennessy
Richard Hersom
Lori R. Addison
Oscar Griffith
James C. Ledyard
Alfred Gay
John Preney
George Field
Warren Jewell
Joseph McKenna
Ralph Gay
Clinton Flemming
Richard Minott
Catherine Leonard
John McCole
Joseph
Norman Wetherington Ward
Harold McElman
E. O
Bertram
Eugene Orchard
Vivian McCoy
Warren Higgins
Her Gill
Jane Stevens
John Greene, Jr
Clifton E. Moody
Charles Doyle
Eastham Guild
Miss Mulligan
Jene Suslar
James Jenkins
Fred Brown
Richard Kimball
Bernice Burns
Joseph Marchetti
Thomas McKay
Rebecca Back
Hilton Libby
Hartley Wilson
Gardiner Richardson
Richard Toole
Philip Moore
Lorraine Drake
Girl Scouts
Nelsin Trottier
Josephine Young
North Bath
George Barker, Jr
Carl Dearborn
Donald Gurney
Bath airman returns from year in Korea
Airman First Class tawrness C. teres son of 12 Noble Avenue arrived home Sunday after a year's tour of duty in Korea. He served with the 67th Reconnaissance Wing of the Far East Air Force as a plotting draftsman and earned campaign ribbons and unit citations.
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Tawrness C. Teres
Serome Fi
Noble Avenue
Korea
Harris
67Th Reconnaissance Wing
Far East Air Force
Syngman Rhee
Citate
Otek Armas
Nba
Young Republicans Dinner Highlights Maine Politics
State Representative Henry R. Albert of Augusta spoke at the Sagadahoc Young Republicans annual dinner on Friday evening at a hotel. He discussed democracy, tax bills, reapportionment, and the 1953-54 state appropriation bill, noting 22 of 151 House members and one senator are former Young Republicans. He predicted a Young Republican as the next Maine governor. Maynard L. Carleton was elected president with officers named and by-law amendments to be considered at the next meeting.
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Henry R. Albert
Augusta
Sagadahoc
Young Republicans Club
Ehe
Albert
Kennebec County
Sagadahoc Club
Young Republican
House
Maine
Burton M. Cross
Roswell P. Bates
Jay T
Maynard L. Carleton
Carl R. Dearborn, Jr
West Bath
Converse G. Fenn
Edward P. DeBery
Phippsburg
William H. Watson
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Salvation Army Board Sets May Drive Budget at 6000
The Salvation Army advisory board met at Water Street hall on April 15 with chairman Edward W. Bridgham presiding. The annual drive begins Monday May 11 and the budget for the year is six thousand dollars, with hopes to attain the goal. The report notes the turkey as an American bird named for belief.
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The
Salvation Army
Water Street
Edward W. Bridgham
Sharks vary in diet from meat to plants
Some sharks feed on nothing but sea animals and plants, while others pose danger to people and aquatic life.
Committee closes active Billy Brown Fund drive
Carl French announces the Billy Brown Fund drive is closed after a final meeting Monday. Donations to date total 2858.51 with 31.60 from parking meters. proceeds from Friday’s beano at 48 Front Street will go to the fund. Multiple organizations and local businesses contributed and no expenses were deducted.
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Carl French
Billy Brown
Alex Burden
Knights of Columbus
Front Street
Day’s Ferry Community Club
the Eagles
Wesley Church School
Cosmolitan Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Eta
Xi Chapter
Nurses Alumnae Association
Good Will Club
de Molay
Helping Hand Club
Inner Wheel
Huse Memorial P. T. A
A. F. of L. Local
Beacon Street Women's Society
Bath Iron Works
New Books Added at Public Library
Patten Free Library reports sixty one new titles added across sections. The intake includes thirty four fiction titles, eleven non fiction works, eight for teenagers and eight juveniles.
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Patten Free Library
Gas and Asphalt Bids Opened for City Use
Six bids for gasoline were opened led by Socony Vacuum with a net price of 19.69 cents per gallon including state tax. City Service Esso Amoco Shell offered discounts of 1.71 to 0.0 cents. seven bids were received for asphalt items led by Kopper Co at 19.5 cents per gallon.
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Socony-Vacuum
City
Soconoy
City Service
Esso
Amoco
Shell
Nathan C. White
Erican Bitumulus
Providence
R. L
Ter
Kopper Co
Boston
Mass
Appeals on Drunken Driving Hearings in Municipal Court
A Bathman fined 100 dollars and 8.17 costs after pleading guilty to drunken driving on Lark Street April 4. Patrolman Joseph Babine arrested him. Douglas A. Ervine appealed through attorney Lynn Bussey to the June term and was released on sureties of 500 dollars. Two intoxication cases also heard. both pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus 6.30 costs or 15 days in jail.
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Lark Street
Joseph Babine
Jaiant
Douglas A. Ervine
Lynn Bussey
Gardiner R. Deering
Ervine
Dahoc Oe
CROSSWORD CLUES AND ANSWERS PRIMARY PAGE
A list of crossword clues is presented with numbers and several word prompts such as down clues like 13 Down backbone cleanse of soap and 18 Audience. It also includes across items like Fresh ani brittle and words like Destitute and Vindictive retaliation. The segment appears as a puzzle page fragment from a historical newspaper.
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Japan
Cryptoquote hints boys and girls solve daily cipher puzzle
A cryptogram explains substitution clues using sample AXYDLBAAXR and a list of hints. It notes one letter maps to another and mentions three Ls two Os matching word lengths. Readers learn how to decode and apply the pattern for the Turk floor covering and related terms.
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