Bath Sun-Seeoe Smith Tobey Post Wins State Title at Togus
Bath Sun-Seeoe Smith-Tobey Post swept the Togus tourney with 9-4 and 6-2 victories over Brewer and Sanford. Blaine Trafton and Everett Parker combined with strong pitching as Bath belted timely hits to seize the championship with a late home run by Dick Farrow boosting a five to two margin.
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State Legion
Bath
Smith-Tobey Post
Togus
Benford
Brewer
Blaine Trafton
Everett Parker
Imiste
Smith-Tobey
Sanford
Reed
Trafton
Maine
Ward
E. Parker
Debeck
Johnson
Foo Ceneene
Pene Ie Parker
Philbrick
Johnny Parker
Farrow
Dick Farrow
Navy refits for Arctic operations amid ship upgrades
An Associated Press dispatch notes battleships landing ships and an attack cargo vessel will be refitted for Arctic missions. The report cites equipment upgrades and Navy plans as part of a broader effort, with ongoing political context and funding discussions mentioned.
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an_ Associated Press
Jones
Swimming Meet and Track At Beach Party
A local event combined swimming with track at Beach Party. In the shot put competition Merton Witham placed first with a 55 foot throw, while Dick Carter followed close with a shorter effort. Eddie Newell finished second and Carl Norton took third. other details are unclear from the fragment.
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Merton Witham
Fondscielionead Veel Gaeety
Ks Wed
Dick Carter
Radi Wit
Eddie Newell
Carl Norton
Bridge repairs and new roadway opening on Route
Repairs on the bridge support a new roadway project with a temporary one way ramp from the main highway to the street. Traffic diverged Saturday afternoon as Floral Street repairs at the western entrance shifted vehicles to the new highway, marking the first use of the route.
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Floral Street
Court Street
Washington Street
Old Square Rigger Joseph Conrad Arrives at Mystic
The 65 year old square rigger Joseph Conrad arrived in Mystic Conn under tow from St Petersburg Florida after a 1500 mile voyage. Donated by Congress the ship will serve as a training ship for seagoing youth organizations at the Marine Historical Society of Mystic. The vessel previously served as a Danish naval training ship and made a 60000 mile world tour before World War II.
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Bath
Maine
Mystic
Conn
Joseph Conrad
St. Petersburg
Fla
Maritime Commission
Marine Historical Society of
Congress
Conrad
Tampa
Bath built yacht Haida in Florida ported at Jacksonville
The Bath Iron Works built yacht Haida has reached Jacksonville Florida and will stay docked for about nine days. Major Max Fleischman is associated with the vessel as it plans possible Alaskan cruises or related preparations.
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Jaida
Bath Iron Works
Max Fleischman
Jacksonville
Florida
Tease Canal
Los Angeles
Bath Vote Looms On City Charter Change
Voters in Bath will decide in a few weeks whether to approve a proposed city charter. If approved the City Council would elect the city clerk and reorganize certain offices under the Special Laws of 1915. The charter tightens financial oversight and planning, with council members to be nominated by petition.
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of Bath Eee
Ber
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Summer School Class Visits Industrial and Historic Sites
The Sociology class from the State Teachers College toured numerous industrial plants and historic civic sites across the region. They traveled by bus to Lewiston Bates Mill Bath Iron Works Bath Hyde Windlass Co and many communities including Skowhegan Bar Harbor and Ellsworth.
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Eetee State Teachers College
Nordica
Wood Turning Corp
Kents Hill
Mount Vernon
Bates Mill
Lewiston
Bates College
Air Tred
Wilton
Bass ‘Shoe
Skowhegan
Soil Conservation Project
Poultry Farm
Margaret Chase Smith
al Lege
Eeriowere Presque
Howland
Lincoln
Houston l
Edmonton
Waska
van Buren
Eastport
Jonesboro
Bar Harbor
Mount Cadillac
Ellsworth
Bangor
Rockland
Old Lutheran Church
Thomaston
Togus
Laura Richards
Gardiner
Kennebec
Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Memorial
High Street
City
Jean Danforth
Daugh
Hildreth Named Honorary Chairman for Maine Club Meeting
Gov Horace A Hildreth accepted honorary chairmanship of the general committee for the Maine Three Quarter Century club meeting in Portland on August 20 Registrations for club membership are alive with no dues required The program includes prizes for oldest present longest married couple contests fiddling dancing knitting horseshoe pitching and other sports attendees bring box lunches free coffee provided Ages open to Maine residents 75 years or older
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Horace A. Hildreth
Maine
Maine Publicity Bureau
Portland
Maine Three-Quarter Century Club Enrollment Notice
Publicity Bureau invites Maine residents aged 75 or more to join the Maine Three-Quarter Century club. The notice asks for name address and birth date and mentions a meeting at Deering's Oaks in Portland on Wednesday August 20 with no dues or fees.
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Maine
Jerusalem United Nations Palestine Commission Building
The article describes a Byzantine style UN Palestine Commission building on Julian's Way facing east toward Jerusalem. It features a 35 bell tower, a 2,750,000 gallon cistern system, gardens irrigated with shower wastewater, and rose ochre stone. Inscriptions of Judaism Islam and Christianity adorn the facade. Donors include James Jarvie of Montclair, John D. Rockefeller Jr., and B. Fenn, with A L Miller as general agent.
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Near East
Jerusalem
Mohammed
God
James Jarvie
Montclair
N. J
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
8. P. Fenn
Cleveland
A. L. Miller
Sioux Blous City
Rotary Talk on Far East Troubles by Lars Lind
Rotary members and guests heard Lars Lind of Jerusalem speak on Rotary In the Far East at the central church house luncheon. Lind, a former official in Cyprus Egypt Lebanon Palestine Sudan Syria and Turkey, spoke of racial troubles and efforts by leaders, many Rotary members, to settle the tensions amid fears of wider conflict.
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Rotary Club
Central Church House
Rotary
Far East
Lars Lind
Jerusalem
Cyprus
Egypt
Lebanon
Palestine
Sudan
Syria
Turkey
Sweden
Clinton
Waterville
193Rd Rotary District
Bangor
Charles B. Doyle
Tom Murphy
Bath
Boothbay Rotary Club
Saul S. Hayes
Hal Clifford
Winn Furber
Henry L. Sommers
Tunkhanock
Fred Knaff
Allen W. Turner
Boston
Frank Kiemig
Dan Mass
Stanton Smith
Brunswick
George Cypher
Staten Island
N. Y
Clarence Emery
Westbrook
Richard Johnson
Trucks Move Most Live Stock to U.S. Stockyards
A report shows that fifty seven percent of all live stock is transported to stockyards within the United States by truck.
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United States
Dana Mill owner injured by runaway tractor mower
Eben Dana of Woolwich, Dana Mill owner, was injured in a hay field accident. A mowing machine attached to a tractor moved in a hole, throwing him to the ground and causing a compound fracture of the right wrist and a deep forearm gash. He was taken to Memorial Hospital, resting comfortably by Wednesday morning.
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Eben Dana
Woolwich
Dana Mill
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dana
Inner Wheel Luncheon Party At Restored Country Home
The Inner Wheel enjoyed a luncheon at a well preserved country home dated 1728. Mr and Mrs Lind and family, guests from St Fate 22 Sonar, visited with Mrs Brown. They toured the architecture and spent the afternoon with members.
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Phsoil Maine
Page Beven
Old Square Rigger
Bath Built Yacht
Haida
Hyde Windlass
Hildreth
U.N. Palestine Commission
United Alions
United Nations Commission
Thea
Lars Lund
Inner Wheel
Larsind
Plymouth
Rom
Ana
C. F. Cummings
Prop
Bath Auto CO
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