Penalizing Free Expression and the IRS Debate
The Saturday Evening Post criticizes IRS rules denying deduction for lobbying against proposed laws. It argues such limits curb public power advocates, especially electric utilities, and threaten free discussion by taxation. Congress is urged to act and restore the right to influence public policy without punitive tax penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saturday Evening Post
Internal Revenue Service
Tha
IRS
Congress
Post Well
ELS
Rural road safety campaign by government and farms
The nation undertakes a multi-pronged effort to cut rural road deaths. 1959 data show over 75 percent of highway fatalities on rural roads, which carry half of U S commerce, and a rural fatality rate far above urban. The Automotive Safety publication details ongoing and planned programs, with support from the Automotive Safety Foundation and the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Automotive Safety
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Automotive Safety Foundation
Department of Agriculture
New rural highway safety and road management manuals released
A new 73 page manual targets farm groups to build public support for sound highways and rural safety education. The National Association of County Engineers pursues a uniform county road management system with step by step guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of County Engineers
National Association of County Officials
U.S
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
4-H Club
Dogs Bite Billions From Medical Costs And Warn Of Dangers
A World Health Organization survey cited by the U S Public Health Service reports 611 500 people bitten by dogs in 1957 and medical costs of about 5 million dollars. The study urges precautions for children and offers rules to prevent bites including supervision and care when handling dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Health Organization
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Sunday services and summer visitors at Georgetown church
At First Baptist Georgetown Rev. Ernest Roberts used Timothy 6 13 19 for the scripture and a portion of verse 17 as the message text. A Prelude Ave Maria was played by Mrs Harold Brown Jr and Miss Mery Rowe. Next Sunday guest speaker Mrs Cora Pinkham Five Islands. A baptismal service is planned with music by Donna Smith of West Bath. Numerous locals and visitors stop by for services and summer visits, with many names and travels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
Harold Brown, Jr
Mery Rowe
Peter
Cora Pinkham
Five Islands
Robinhood
Oliver W. Bell
Lord
Bell
Donna Smith
West Bath
Loring Small
Stanley Jack
Woolwich
John F. Thompson
Elizebeth L. Thompson
New York City
Georgetown
Robert Gale
Carlton College
Northfield
Minn
Gale
Charles Shain
Frederick Cameron
Marblehead
Lyman Owen
Owens
Robert L. Owens
Bradbury
Earl F. Hall
Rye
N. H
Maud P. Thayer
Gilbert Gunnell
West Georgestown
Waltham
Mass
John Gunnell
Pamela Susan
Jennifer Lynn
Berkeley
Cal
Milton Freeman
Chappaqua
N. Y
Martin le Mair
New Jersey
le Mair
Carolyn
Robert
Cleveland
Paul Wren
Elwyn Hennessey
Donald Brunner
Dania
Fla
Judzon Cross
Miss Thompson
Kennebec Point
Frederick W. Zeller
Lanz
Ruthedna Zeller
Elizabeth Harris
Ruth Crawshaw
Norma Bikowsky
Rockville Center
Miss Harris
Miss Zeller
George A. Powers
Edith Laura
Earle G Robinson
Clyde C. Robinson
Bath
Marian Rowe
Manchester
Blackie
Clarence Haley
Haley
Daniel Calhoun
Worcester
David Calhoun
Fairfield
Anchorage
Richards
Amherst
Bedford Cottage
West Georgetown
Albert Bascom
Groton
Eugene Hawley
Kenneth
Hawley
Robert Hawley
Kansas
George Oburst
Somerdale, N. J
Apple Blossom Time In Georgetown
Mrs Nora Hanna brought an apple blossom to the Times office on Thursday from her tree. She also picked an apple from the same branch. The tree is about 55 years old and she wonders how it bloomed oddly. Apple trees normally bloom in April.
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Georgetown
Nora Hanna
Times Office
Five Islands Community News Highlights and Outings
Rev Ernest Roberts spoke on What Have I Done. Next Sunday Rev Gerald Hersom will speak while Roberts is away. Camping trip to Poor’s Island featured car trouble and a Coast Guard search. boats recovered by Capt Henry Moore. Birthday party for John Sharkey of Bath at Corcoran home with many local attendees. Various visits, vacations, and social events list (Five Islands, Bath, Yarmouth, Malden Island, Lakeville).
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Ernest Roberts
Gerald Hersom
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Roberts
Frankie Pinkham
Tommy Watson
Poor's Island
Robinhood Cove
Coast Guard
Henry Moore
John Sharkey
Bath
Arthur Corcoran
Arthur Corcoan
Lana Corcoran
Helen Robbins
Dana Covoran
Fred Fox
Eddie Varney
Five Islands
Frank Bink
Eleanor Wilson
Branwell & Harford
William S. Farr
Daniel Staffeld
Wilsom
Lakeville
Mass
Laura Corcoran
Branwell
Harford
Elson Herford
Farley Nursing Home
Richmond
Myra Dunn
Bowdeinham
Roy Shields
McIntosh
Florida
McIintosh
Gordon Clark
Pleasant Villa
John Brown
Yarmouth
William Plummer
Herman Barter
Diana Barter
Francis Zennett
Bowdoin Playhouse
Vincent Davis
Mary Proctor
Alfred Proctor
Grange Hall
Miss Proctor
Blaine Hanna
Lulu Hanna
Cora
Raymond Hanna
Dennis Moore
Russell Harford
FE. Harford
Shiley Brewer
Philip Pinkham
Georgetta Parkham
Thomas Watson
Virginia Moore
Denise Moors
Victor Pinkham
Orville Rowe
Phyllis Campbell
Christania Stevens
Lloyd Pinkham
Clifton Little
New York
Peggy LaRose
Sedgemere Beach
Pigeon Cove
Little
William Sherman
Hablowell
William Stewart
Simpsons Animal Farm
Brunswick
Orissa Carr
Gerald Carr
Westbrook
LaValette
Warner Eustis
Earle Stephenson
Newton and Scituate
Malden
Walter Thomas
Lowell
Bay Point Visit Highlights Local Movements
Hilton Soule of Woolwich visited Bay Point on Wednesday. Mrs James Graham and son Bobby left for Melrose Massachusetts on Wednesday and returned Thursday. Ruth E Keen of Hempstead New York arrived for a month's vacation at the Idle Hour. Mr and Mrs Peabody Swift daughter Margaret and guest Georgia Griffin arrived on Thursday. The Swifts called on Mrs William Adams on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Miller and Miller's mother of Roosevelt New York returned to Bay Point on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Keen
Hempstead
N. Y
Peabody
Swift
Margaret
Georgia Griffin
William Adams
Robert Miller
Miller
Rosevelt
Bay Point
Annual Odd Fellows Picnic Held Saturday
The annual Odd Fellows picnic took place at the Odd Fellows Home in Auburn on Saturday with large attendance due to fine weather. National and International officers bound for Nova Scotia’s Maritime Provinces assembly attended, and Brigadier General Rollins of Bar Harbor led the flag raising ceremony for the 50 star flag, followed by a luncheon and entertainment. Bath attendees included Mrs. Albert H. Thompson and others from Bath, Kittery, and surrounding areas.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Home
Auburn
Maritime Provinces
Nova Scotia
Rollins
Bar Harbor
Card of Thanks for Floriene Stevens care and floral tributes
Sincere appreciation extended to Bath Memorial Hospital nurses doctors aides and staff for care of Floriene Stevens during her last illness. Special thanks to residents of Woolwich Georgetown and Bath for assistance. Gratitude to W T Grant Co Senter's Inc The Satellite Corporation and all friends and neighbors. Franz Gene Stevens
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Floriene Stevens
Woolwich
Georgetown
City of
Bath
W. T. Grant Co
Senter’s, Inc
Satellite Corporation
Franz
Gene Stevens
Obituary for Melvina R. Lopez of South Portland
Mrs Melvina R Lopez 88 widow of Charles E Lopez died Thursday at a Portland hospital. Born Gorham December 23 1871 she moved to Portland as a young woman and has been a South Portland resident for 12 years. Survived by four sons Walter Guy Chester Howard Lopez a daughter Dorothy Cash 13 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral was Sunday at 2 pm at 749 Congress Street Portland. Burial Sapling Hill Cemetery Gorham.
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Melvina R. Lopez
South Portland
Charles E. Lopez
Portland
Gorham
Bridgton Academy
Walter
Bath
Guy and
Chester
Howard Lopez
Dorothy Cash
Congress Street
Sapling Hill Cemetery
Jere C Page 71 Former Bath Resident Died in Quincy
Jere C Page 71, formerly of Bath, died in Quincy Massachusetts on Tuesday. He was the husband of Bessie Fisher Page and father of John F Page of Pennsauken New Jersey and Jere C Page Jr of Freeport New York. Funeral set for Friday at Wickens Troupe Funeral Home Quincy at 130 pm with visiting Thursday 330-500 and 700-900. Interment Saturday 130 pm Oak Grove Cemetery Bath.
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Jere C. Page
Bath
Quincy
Mass
Bessie Fisher Page
John F. Page
Pennsauken
N. J
Jere C. Page, Jr
Freeport
Long Island
N. Y
Wickens & Troupe
Adams Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lyndal D. Goud Dies at 66 in Togus VA Hospital
Lyndal D. Goud 66 died suddenly Monday at Togus VA Hospital. Born April 26, 1894 in Dresden Mills, he was World War I veteran and member of Dresden Lodge, Richmond American Legion, and Dresden Methodist church. Survived by widow Olive E., daughter Avalon Vigne of North Whitefield, four grandsons, and cousins. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Staples funeral home, Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndal D. Goud
Togus
Dresden Mills
Walton
Sadie Marion Goud
Dresden Lodge
Richmond American Legion
Dresden Methodist Church
Olive E. Good
Avalon Vigne
North Whitefield
Staples Funeral Home
Brunswick Avenue
Gardiner
Infant Melonie Jameson Dies in Knox County Hospital
MelaN ie Angela Jameson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Jameson of Waldoboro, died Sunday after birth at Knox County hospital Rockland. A private funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 am from Flanders funeral home Waldoboro with burial in Riverside cemetery Woolwich. Flowers may be sent to Flanders funeral home.
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Melonie
Angela Jameson
Melanie Angela Jameson
Keith Jameson
Waldoboro
Knox County Hospital
Rockland
Emma F. Wight Rites Held At Local Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs. Emma F. Wight was held Tuesday at 1.30 p.m. at A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral residence with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating. Bearers included Harold Ames, Harold Ames Jr. Burial took place in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Wight
A. F. Mayo & Son
David L. Wison
Harold Ames
Harold Ames, Jr
Soule
Oak Grove
East Brunswick Man Joseph E Arsenault 54
Joseph E Arsenault 54 of East Brunswick died Wednesday at Parkview Memorial Hospital after a four day stay. He worked for Hyde Windlass Co for many years and had been ill for some time. Born in Prince Edward Island Feb 6 1906 he had lived in Chelsea Bath and East Brunswick and was active in Hyde Windlass Recreation Association bowling. Survived by widow Beatrice two daughters Lorain Weston Joan Hudson a son Robert Arsenault a brother Fred Arsenault four sisters Mary Blanchard Helen Deotts Julia Gregory Emily Robinson and others.
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Joseph E. Arsenault
East Brunswick
Parkview Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Arsenault
Hyde Windlass Co
Prince Edward Island
Canada
William and
Lillian Gaudet Arsenault
Mr. Arsenault
Boston
Chelsea
Mass
General Elecertic
Bath
Hyde Windlass
Hyde Windlass Recreation Association
Julia Gregory
Emily Robinson
Dexter
Death of Mrs Emma F Wight of St Petersburg Fla
Mrs Emma F Wight widow of Charles T Wight died in the early morning after a two month bed confinement. Born August 13 1867 in Broad Cove Maine she lived many years in Bath on Middle street and was active in Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge West Bath grange and Beacon Street church. Survived by daughter Mrs George Ames Sr of North Woolwich sisters Mrs Annie M Colby and Mrs Nathan Davis brother Melvin A McLean five grandchildren and seven great grand-children.
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Emma F. Wight
George Ames, Sr
North Woolwich
St. Petersburg
Fla
Charles T. Wight
Wight
Broad Cove
Maine
Marias
Electa Ann (Sidelinger) McLain
Bath
Middle Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
West Bath
Annie M. Colby
North Berwick
Nathan Davis
Portland
Melvin A. McLean
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Funeral service for Mrs. Em ma F. Wight
Funeral for Mrs. Emma F. Wight of St. Petersburg Florida will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m from A F Mayo and Son chapel and will be in the family lot at Oak Grove cemetery.
Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Puzzle Hints
A word puzzle page presents across and down clues with various definitions. A cryptoquote section offers an encoded quote by Longfellow and a Holmes quotation, plus instructions on substitution solving.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Dudley Allen
Overlook Lodge
Elbridge Cunningham
Walter Cunningham
Philip Dalrymple
Baltimore
Dalrymple
Stuart Muench
Susan
Arlington
Muench
BE. H. Gilmore
Revj
Georgetown Baptist Church
Esther Hawley
Sagadahoc County
Georgetown Republican Committee
Georgetown Central School
Rachel Beverly
Fitchburg
Ucest
Martha Bowen
Benjamin Macher
Bowen
Kenneth Snowe
Pompton Plains
Snowe
Guy R. Snowe
Buddy Brown
Pemcela Reed
Reid State Park
Holly
Cathy Brown
Jane Oliver
Fred Kehrl
Ricky Woodruff
Bert Leefmans
Katrinka
Gretchen
Deverest
Waller Home
Luger
Brant Beach
Marrtown
Robert Cushing
Bobbie
Brian
Providence
Gloria Roberts
North Preovinen
Norma Lewis
North Providence
Roberts
Alvah Block
Kenneth Dell
Ann Chase
Weymouth
Charles H. McMahan
Brian Davis
Glenn
Gary
McMahan
George
A. Powers
William Thomas
Wendell Erickson
Redding
Mas
Carroll P. Powers
Joseph Allen
Sea Bright
William Muackaye
MacMahan Island
Russell Rehm
Summit
William Mead
St. Paul
Carl Williams
Timmie
Williams
Melvin Cunningham
Georgetown Center
Carrie Carlisle
Belle Heald
Tamara Day
Boston University
Sargent
Petersborough
N.fl
Mid- West
Miss Day
Clara Oliver
West Point
Ocean
Lissa Hopkins
Path
Shirley Howard
Clarence B. Hill
James Kelley
Karen
Janet
Anita
Smith
Gertrude Smith
B. F. Perry
Frederick Johnson
Howard Bacon
Kelley
Sedgemere Shore
Mile Beach
Kelly
Everett Hennan
Smith Home
D. W. Staffeld
Wilmert Wolf
Naperville
George HW. Smith
Ledgemere
Sandy Cove
William Brenn
Ronwyn and
Heidi
Marie Moore
Willis Tandal
Hilton Soule
James Graham
Bobby
Melrose
Emma Wight
Russia
Core
Real
Thessalian Mountain
the Obiert
Doctrine
IHZMB
Holmes
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Bruin
Flying m
Mammal
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