Phippsburg Town Meeting Votes Adjourn Without Action
Phippsburg town meeting adjourned after a petition sought a secret ballot on two articles delaying action. The body carried a vote to adjourn 74 to 42 as concerns over road work and school funding weighed against delaying, with articles on borrowing for taxes, civil defense funding, and surveying a new road in Wet Point pending.
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Phippsburg
Jams Bo Chambers
Board of Electmen Sai
Harper
Shirley Pratt
Witch
Catherine Larrabee
Pratt
Perkins
James
Moree
Berrowins
Rey
Morse
Bres Beether
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Murphy seeks State Senate seat in Maine Democratic push
Edward J. Murphy of Woolwich announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Senator. A Malden native, he has resided in Woolwich 27 years, worked as a part time farmer and at Zathy Pres Works, with prior experience as a store manager. He plans a vigorous campaign rooted in 1958 party platforms. married with five children and six grandchildren, the St Marys Church member is the ninth Democrat to announce in the county.
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Edward J. Murphy
Woolwich
Murphy
Malden
Mie
Beeen
Lewiston
Flora EL
St. Mary's Church
Office of Register of Deeds
State House of Representatives
Bath
Woolwich Imposes Short Outdoor Fire Ban
Woolwich officials issue a partial ban on outdoor fires for five days beginning Thursday. Fire Chief Arthur Youland and Town Fire Warden James Hay urge residents to avoid lighting any outside fires including incinerators until after 4 o clock to ensure rapid firefighter response if needed.
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Woolwich
Arthur Youland
James Hay
Youland
Suggested Sites For Liquor Store Study In Bath
Maine state liquor commission union study analyzes potential relocation sites for Bath area liquor store. Committee finds Route 5 access preferable with downtown proximity, Route 1 site opposed by directors, and seeks feasible options for down town relocation. Witnesses include Stover and civic leaders as study group lists possible rental properties.
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Maine
A. Opeciel
Bath
Ares Civber of Commerce
Comed
Scinaltess
Seeret Bee
Svedl
Siulten
Elward Fo
Cox
Dan Augusta Tisorschay
Crna
Cox Mace
Acetevei
Wil Stover
U S. Reute J
Dows
Stover
Howard Wo Mayo
Sven Prower
Morris S. Povich
More N. King
Harold P
Stuver
Cosomi Ton
Chiltern Boarda of Coerectors
Quer
Ate
Lany
Schutten
Civic Music Prodigy Latiner Delights Bath Audience
Jacob Lateiner, a pianist not yet 30, presented a refined program to a small yet receptive Bath Area Civic Music Association audience. Critics and listeners called the concert among the season’s best, noting discernment and taste in each selection.
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Bath Area
Civic Music
Jacob Lateiner
Latenter
Ross Opposes Right to Work Inclusion in Party Platform
State Rep. Rodney B. Ross Jr. told Club Forty-Two that the Right to Work Law should not appear in the Republican Party platform and should be debated in the next legislative session. He traced his career from 1946 in city council to leading the Republican Preservation committee and urged governing reforms.
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Ross
Club 42
Republican Party
Rodney B. Ross, Jr
Sacatdahoe
Club Forty-two
Repubblican Pre
Wighewcey
Bath
Ren Ross
Woolwich Man Seeks State House Seat
Woolwich resident Edwards announces candidacy for state representative. A grocery employee and longtime Woolwich Town Meeting member, he would succeed Rep. Joan LeJack. Edwards and his wife Elva have five children and three grandchildren.
Sagadahoc County Ranks 13th in Savings Bonds Sales
Sagadahoc County ranks 13th among Maine counties in meeting the Savings Bonds quota, with 23.4 percent of the Series E bond sales goal fulfilled in the first quarter. Piscataquis County leads at 34.9 percent, according to the U S Treasury District Office in Portland.
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Sagadahoc
Maine
District Office of the
Treasury Department
U. S Savings Bonds Division
Portland
Piscataquis County
Klickstein Seeks County Attorney Nominations On Dual Tickets
Attorney David Klickstein of Siete plans to run on both the Democratic and Republican tickets for county attorney. He and his wife and daughter reside at 1145 Washington Street in Bath, and he maintains a law office in Brunswick. He lists education from Trinity College, Hartford, and from Portia Law School and Boston University Law School.
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David Klicktein
Siete
Klicktein Sand
Foe i
Ollner
Callornsy
Klickstein
Junior League Raises 1300 For Local Hospital Support
The Junior League organized activities to benefit the hospital, contributing funds and volunteers. The group, with about 20 members, has historically been a major supporter of hospital welfare and community health initiatives.
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Benefi
Maor
Union withdraws unfair labor charges amid new election bid
The Industrial Union of Marine and Ship Building Workers of America pulled unfair labor charges against Bath Iron Works and filed for a bargaining agent election. The move aims to restart talks after a four week strike and shifts focus to who represents production and maintenance workers at the yard. A new petition seeks an election for Bath Tron Works employees, with May 1 as a target date to be set by the NLRB.
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Bath Iron Works
DI Mswa
Kennebec Brotherhood
Shiup Valder
Tain
BIW
NLRB
Grovnds
Vuresdisy
McCaie
Tusday
Tron Works
Conceruine
Bath Tron Works
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Afl-Clo
Eugene J. McCabe
New England
Tumswa
Bath survey kicks off economic life study this week
Bath begins a 4000 household mail survey as part of the Bath comprehensive planning program under the Department of Economic Development and the City Planning Board. The questionnaires seek family shopping, home ownership, family size and employment availability data to improve downtown Bath shopping.
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Bath
Bath Comprehensive Planning
Department of Economic Development
City Planning Board
Pert seeks Democratic nod for Bath state rep race
Bath resident Edwin H. Pert, 24, announced his candidacy for state representative from Bath as a Democrat. He chairs the Maine Democratic Party and bases his campaign on the 1958 party platform, urging strong two party government and increased Democratic representation in Augusta.
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Bath
Feof
Democratic Mondinane
Legislatiure
Maine Dimocratice Parts
Uppork
Lestion Inomakir
Pert
Mine Democratic Party
Poproaet Iin
ME Ee Ress Ve Repre
Setadiscom
Ctizens of
Woolwich Grange Honors Local Teachers and Officials Banquet
Woolwich Grange honored teachers ministers and selectmen at a community banquet. Officials announced scholarships and awards for Grange members while entertaining acts and a charity collection supported local causes.
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Woolwich Grange
Grange Meeting Notes Plant Floral Fund Thanks
Mrs Ant Munsey led the meeting as Grange notes thanked for the floral fund. Thom Mrs Elsie Pinkee and others read appreciation. Marion Chubbuck presided with pro tem officers Judith Partridge and Harry Partridge. The Lecturer's program followed and Jeve Spaulding won the die match. The next event is SHUT Pom WHIP NCO at Dromore on April 30. Past Masters and earlier officers will meet at Progressive Grange April 7 with a 6 30 p m supper. Attendees came from Gardiner West Bath Bunker Hill Hudson Rodwell and Woolwich Granges.
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Ant Munsey
Wall
Floral Fund
Elsie Pinkee
Geneva Hunnewell
Marion Chubbuck
Judith Partridge
Harry Partridge
Jeve Spaulding
Dromore
Cheanne O
Nuster
Orelurers Cousei
Progressive Grange
Gardiner
West Bath
Bunker Hill
Hudson, Rodwell
Woolwich Granges
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