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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1956

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Eisenhower Opens 1956 Campaign and Farm Policy Debate

President Eisenhower launched the 1956 Republican campaign with an eight point program and a TV radio address aimed at farmers. He vetoed the farm bill but boosted price supports via executive action and proposed a soil bank to remove land from production. Congress debated funding while Benson doubted soil bank authority. The president seeks swift legislation before the campaign kickoff.

Eisenhower America White House United States Agriculture Department Congress House Appropriations Committee Benson Soil Bank

Hammarskjold Ends Mission as Cease Fire Holds in Middle East

Dag Hammarskjold completed a delicate UN mission amid Israeli Egyptian border tensions. An unconditional cease fire went into effect at 6 pm April 18, announced in Jerusalem Cairo and New York. The general’s talks with Ben-Gurion and Nasser aimed to deter further clashes, though no lasting solution was reached.

Israel Egypt Jerusalem Cairo New York Hammarskjold Palestine David Ben-Gurion Gamal Abdel Nasser

British Hosts Welcome Soviet Good Will Twins Amid Lore and Threats

The piece notes mixed public reaction as Bulganin and Khrushchev tour Britain under tight supervision. It highlights Eden’s brisk talks and the government’s wary hope for favorable USSR concessions. The column warns Britain may face tighter pressure similar to earlier Near East and trade talks.

Bulganin Khrushchev Britain Eden Ussr Near East Soviet Union Bulge Krush

Municipal Court handles speeding and drunken driving cases

Judge Gardiner R. Deering and Recorder Arthur D. Dolloff presided over multiple motor vehicle cases. defendants, including Cassidy Robertson Schmal and others, pled guilty or faced fines for speeding, drunken driving, driving without a license, and related offenses in Bath and surrounding towns. Larceny charges against four Bath teens were continued to May 2.

Gardiner R. Deering Leonard P. Cassidy High Street Washington Street Duncan A. Robertson Winship Street Oak Street Front Street Lester D. Schmal North Edgecomb Vine and Washington Streets Arthur D. Dolloff Allan Pease Hope Route Bath William Boyland Merton B. Campbell Boothbay Campbell Philip Hodgkins Woolwich Herbert A. Cook Farmington Georgetown Hodgkins Daniel Holt South Street Robert Starling Church Street Richmond Afanasy Donietzkow Dolloff Francis Whalen Whalen Maddy R. Fletcher Brunswick Naval Air Station Topsham Fletcher Walter J. Blinn Ellwood City Leon H. Eshelman Hegins David Klickstein Benjamin Fitzgerald Blinn Eshelmean Bruno S. Mazzeo Rockland Mazzeo Earl Haines Raymond A. Lewis Brunswick Old Brunswick Road Charles J. Turcotte John P. Carey Stalling Maurice N. Rice Paul Avery Swift and Co Water Street Uptown

Fish Dump On Route 1 Stuns Bath Residents

A fish truck spilled over 150 feet of roadway on Route 1 in Bath scattering 2 to 3 tons of whiting eels and flounder near Floral Street Vine and Washington streets. Firefighters and Highway Department crews spent over three hours cleaning up creating a slick mess while a drunken driver halted pursuit.

Bath Leeman Highway Floral Street Vine Washington Streets Highway and Sewer Department Highway Department

Genesta O E S Meets Friday Evening in Masonic Temple

Genesta Chapter O E S held a Friday meeting in the Masonic Temple with Associate Grand Conductress Leah M Page installing her mother Mabel Merrill as organist. Guests from Damariscotta New Gloucester and Waltham Mass watched the DeMolay Degree team enact the Mother's Degree, followed by a banquet.

Leah M. Page Mabel Merrill Genesta Masonic Temple Dad Harry Allen Rudolph McRae

Bath Junior High Pupils Organize Science Group

Bath Junior High pupils formed the Northeastern Association For the Promotion of Science. Officers elected include David McGuire president William Leavitt vice president Ellen Fletcher secretary and Michael Bowles treasurer. Directors named were John McGuire Sr Chord Legard and the president and vice president. Other charter members are John McGuire Jr Gilbert Marco and Harry Bennett. The charter states the aim to promote science for better understanding in social life and humanity for the welfare of people.

Bath Northeastern Association For the Promotion of Science David McGuire William Leavitt Ellen Fletcher Michael Bowles John McGuire Chord Legard John McGuire, Jr Gilbert Marco Harry Bennett

Sagadahoc Health Report Details Weekly Infections

The Maine Health and Welfare report for Sagadahoc county for week ending April 14 lists Bath with one chicken pox case and 14 streptococcal nasopharyngitis, plus one tuberculosis case. Phippsburg records two streptococcal nasopharyngitis. Richmond two, Topsham five streptococcal nasopharyngitis and two chicken pox. West Bath one measles and two streptococcal nasopharyngitis. Woolwich two cases of …

Sagadahoc State of Maine Department of Health and Welfare Bath Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath Woolwich

Population growth rates in UK and US compared

The United Kingdom's population grows at 0.34 percent annually, versus 1.7 percent per year in the United States, highlighting a slower growth trend in the UK.

United Kingdom United States

Mannsfield air station suspect linked to murder case

Testimony described blue suede jacket and torn blue dungarees recovered by police. State witnesses recounted sightings, a fatal assault on Blais, and Woods alleged actions including a drive to Augusta and multiple police stops.

Holdsworth Woods Augusta Brunswick Blais Chatfield

Witnesses Testify as Woods Displays Unconcerned Demeanor

Throughout the morning Woods remained unconcerned as witnesses testified. He sat with arms crossed and occasionally whispered to Attorney Rubin, showing little visible reaction to the proceedings.

Woods Rubin

Sabbath School memory project honors Isaiah chapters

Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School members commit Isaiah chapters to memory for a special project. Superintendent Mrs Westermeyer offered an 8 by 10 colored Sallman Head of Christ print for each memorizable chapter. Chapters 12 24 35 40 53 58 and 65 have been recited. efforts span a range of ages including seniors.

Isaiah M. W. Westermeyer Sallman

Happy-Go-Lucky Club Aids Cancer Drive Penny Fair

The Happy-Go-Lucky Club girls, ages seven to twelve, raised 3.01 dollars from a Penny Fair held at Barbara Kenney’s yard 9 Federal Street to support the Cancer Drive. Prizes candy soft drinks penny toss grab bags and popcorn drew attendees including Joyce Wetherington Sandra Wagner and others from Lillian F. Fisher School and Bath Junior High.

Barbara Kenney Federal Street Lillian F. Fisher Bath Joyce Wetherington Sandra Cecelia Wagner Elaine Mary Ellen Clark Ann Gallagher Diane Hall

For Those Who Fish Augusta Limited Fishing This Weekend

Maine anglers may find brook and pond fishing opening as ice recedes. An outdoor writer notes streams near Bar Harbor are high after rain and that Sebago Lake and major rivers offer open water possibilities while spring lags three weeks. Robins, pussy-willows signal better May and June fishing ahead.

Augusta Maine Department of Development of Industry and Commerce Bar Harbor Sebago Lake

Federal Credit Union Organized At St. Marys

A Federal Credit Union was organized at St Marys Catholic Church in partnership with the Maine Credit Union League becoming the eleventh such parish union in Maine. Incorporators include William Ketchum Sr and Jr, Arthur Preney, Frederick Boudreau, Albert Cyr, Gerald Rioux, Joseph Wilson, Ralph Milliken, and Rev. Morrissey and Rev. Bellefontaine. Officers include Edward Footer president Arthur Preney vice president Arthur Bourque treasurer and general manager Rita Ketchum secretary and Lucien Bisson education director. Deposits and loans will be handled by Treasurer Bourque at 1217 High Street. There is one bicycle for every two people in Denmark.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Maine Credit Union League Maine Lucien Bisson Albert and George Costain Joseph Marchetti Alphonse Turcotte Frederick Boudreau Joseph Wilson Bourque High Street

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Cryptoquote No. Distributed by King Features Syndicate

A list of crossword clues across many numbers from 1 to 46 with various definitions in cryptic style. includes a Cryptoquote puzzle with the line here showing a quotation and attribution to Longfellow and Butler. The page features puzzle content typical of a daily newspaper.

King Features Syndicate

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Ike Chicago Daily News Genesta Chapter Health Report Court House Harold R. Bartlett Lisbon Bartlett Jacqueline Harold J. Rubin Miss Blais Cecile A. Blais Buddy Jerome B.chatfield USN Betsey Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath School Project Daniel Williams ELKS Capt Harold Stanton John McLaughlin Waldo Weston Dick Footer Don Emero Cardiff Stanton Perry Footer MacDonald Des Grace Fortier G Atwood H. Thebeau J McLaughlin W.weston D. Footer M. Owen Daley D. Desmond Ck R G Smith D. Emere Ij Maney Pont Jones T. Fortier Robinson Cummings Hartnett Assenger Rendy Eto Arriers U.S Federal Credit Union St. Mary’s Denmark Asia Lee Naut Palace Paris Museum of Arts Alpine Province W. Aus Contend Halfems Boy Strangely Tunis English River Longfellow Butler
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