Productivity and liberty drive American gains in output
The bulletin links productivity to output gains from same or less effort aided by natural resources science invention competition and managerial talent. It credits the profit motive and human liberty for progress citing tire costs and lifespans from 1908 to 1952 and arguing private property free markets and contract sanctity sustain incentive and growth.
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The
Bulletin
America
the Bulletin
Strom
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Building boom steady through 1954 says US Chamber
The national building boom is projected to continue at least through 1954 per the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Contracts awarded in the first six months hit a record volume up 17 percent from a year ago, with expenditures near 17 billion dollars.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Building boom fuels economy with new homes and schools
The article argues that ongoing construction of homes, factories, schools, hospitals, churches, and public works supports a strong economy. It cites demand for furnishings, machinery, and related products as driving steady job growth and continued prosperity.
Several Cases Continued by Court in Bath Session
A Bath municipal court session under Recorder Arthur D Dolloff began busy but many cases were continued. One stop sign violation and four intoxication charges were disposed of. Melvin Marco, 61, pleaded guilty for failing to stop at Leeman Highway and Washington Street, paying 5 and 5.70 costs. Four intoxication cases all pleaded guilty with penalties including 5 and 6.15 costs or 15 days in jail, a 30 day suspended sentence, and one continuation for hearing. Walter Marshall Jr., 41, faced drunken driving and license revocation charges and posted 400 sureties for Aug. 19 Bathcourt appearance. Werner Fields, 33, charged with drunken driving andlarceny of a 1940 sedan, had bail set at 800 and will appear on week of 17.
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Arthur D. Dolloff
Dolloff
Melvin Marco
Marshall Street
Bath
Leeman Highway
Washin Street
Sheriff's Department
Walter Marshall, Jr
Washington Street
Route 209
Phippsburg
Marshall
Bathcourt
Werner Fields
Rothland
Old Brunswick Road
Fields
Bath Court
Rockland Man Held Here On Two Counts
A 33-year-old Rockland man, Werner Fields, was arrested in North Bath after a disturbance report. He faces drunken driving charges on Old Brunswick Road and larceny of a 1940 Chevrolet sedan belonging to William Lenfest. Fields was held on $800 bond for Bath Municipal Court on Aug. 17.
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North Bath
Rockland
Werner Fields
Old Brunswick Road
William Lenfest
Ridge Road
Robert Starling
James DeCaput
Lenfest
Fields
Blind Crossing
Bath Municipal Court
Two Traffic Violations Heard in Municipal Court
Bernard K. Fraser of 16 Bluff road pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a license. He was fined 25 dollars and 9.54 dollars costs for the hit and run plus 10 dollars and 5.70 dollars costs for no license after Bath police cited him for striking Everett S. Mitchell on Granite street. Florice S. Galand of Topsham pleaded guilty to speeding 50 in a 25 zone on Route 24 Tops ham and paid 10 dollars fine with 7.10 dollars costs.
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Arthur D. Dolloff
Bernard K. Fraser
Bluff Road
Fraser
Bath
Everett S. Mitchell
High Street
Granite Street
Mitchell
Florice S. Ga
Topsham
Moriarty Memorial Fund Receives Two More Donations
Delphine Boudreau and Mrs Joseph W Lane add contributions to the Moriarty Memorial Fund. The total now stands at $1,628.89 with a check for that amount prepared to present to Mrs Moriarty this week to honor the late police chief's service.
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Delphine Boudreau
Joseph ‘W.-Lane
Frank L. Moriarty
G O P Clambake Signals County Election Tour
A Sagadahoc County Republican clambake at Rock Hill Inn West Bath Saturday night will cap a county tour by top GOP figures for the September 13 election. Speakers include U S Senator Margaret C Smith Representative Robert Hale and Gov Buron Cross with local committee leaders. They will tour industrial plants in the morning and speak after the clambake.
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Sagadahoc County
Republican Committee
Rock Hill Inn
West Bath
U. S
Margaret C. Smith
Robert Hale
Burton M. Cross
John F. Weston
Fryeburg
Sagadahoc
John Morse
Phippsburg
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Stanley R. Hunter
Sagadahoc GOP exceeds quota in statewide drive
Sagadahoc County GOP reports reaching and exceeding its $900 quota in the statewide fundraising campaign led by John G. Morse of Phippsburg, who also serves as Finance chairman. Franklin County is the only other group to meet its quota as the effort aims for a $41,000 state total. Democrats plan a Bath food sale and rally as campaigns intensify.
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Sagadahoc
John G. Morse
Phippsburg
Franklin County
Morse
Democratic Women's Club of
Bath
Barbara Brewer
Central Avenue
Preswell
Democrats
Monthly Probate Court Session Details for Bath and Nearby Estates
Probate court records list wills allowed including Albion L Corliss and Gordon Berry. executrix appointments Olivia K Corliss and Leslie Saw telle Berry. administration petitions for Carrie Minta Wilson, Charles S Turner, and Andrew M Byras. inventories and accounts filed for Euda Bertha Smiley Nancy Ann Pratt Edmund A Lenfest Joseph Edward Hart Bessie M Hunt Winifred B Wardwell Cynthia E Miles Marion W Moody Goldie M Greenblatt. distribution petition in Bath. real estate licenses and bonds for Smiley Zignego Holman Sanborn. inheritance tax bonds noted.
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Gordon Berry
Worcester
Mass
Leslie Sawtelle Berry
Maine
Carrie Minta Wilson
Bowdoinham
E. Kenneth Wilson
Charles S. Turner
Waltham
Harold R. Turner
Massachusetts
Andrew M. Byras
Bowdoin
Helen E. Byras
Euda Bertha Smiley
Bath
Marjorie L. Douglas
Guardian
Nancy Ann Pratt
Edward W. Bridgham
Edmund A. Lenfest
Ruth L. Dennison
Joseph Edward Hart
Loring E. Hart
Bessie M. Hunt
Winifred H. Brown
Winifred B. Wardwell
Allan Spear
Cynthia Etta Miles
Gardiner D. Rogers
Marion W. Moody
Fred L. White
Goldie M. Greenblatt
Abraham E. Greenblatt
Iscar W. Greenblatt
Owen Lee Greenblatt
Charles Zignego
Topsham
Levina E. Holman
Richmond
Jeanie R. Sanborn
Bath Boys Attend Winthrop YMCA Camp
The State Y M C A camp at Winthrop enjoys a strong season with Bath boys taking part. Participants include Tommy Bertocci John Butcher Mike Conley Gary Cousins Harry Deering Jim Day Paul Hutchins Larry Parks Niles Perkins Bobby Pooler Gordon Gillies and later Robert Christopher Buck Donald Kelley and Jackie Preney. Director W David Dellert leads his first season guiding activities such as Appalachian trail trips overnight hikes canoe trips council ring fire programs water carnivals swimming and more.
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Winthrop
Bath
Tommy Bertocci
John Butcher
Mike Conley
Gary Cousins
Harry Deering
Jim Day
Paul Hutchins
Larry Parks
Niles Perkins
Bobby Pooler
Gordon Gillies
Robert
Christopher Buck
Donald Kelley
Jackie Preney
W. David Dellert
Dellert
An Ave
Mrs Shackford Dies. Shackford Family Cited in North Street Notice
Mrs Alice Shackford died Monday after a long illness. She is survived by her brother Percy Savage her husband John Greene and her daughter. The Greene family resides on North Street with other relatives attending the funeral.
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Alice Shackford
Percy Savage
John Greene
North Street
Rockland Drum Corps Protest over Parade Judging
Port O' Rockland Junior Drum & Bugle Corps filed a protest after a recount altered the first place result in the Rockland Lobster Festival Parade. The memo cites judge qualifications color guard scores and parade procedures, with Bath Corps not backing the protest. Milliken voices concern over potential injustice to Lobster Festival contestants.
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Bath
Lime City
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
William E. Milliken
Junior Legion
Winslow- Holbrook-Merritt Post Corps
Rockland
Port O’ Rockland
Look
Dlarene
Bath Corps
New Englanders Become the Travellinest People
A. L. A. Travel Department finds 26 percent rise in summer travel requests as New Englanders take shorter trips. Unseasonable cool weather, frequent showers, and comfortable days reduce the appeal of one stop vacations and push families toward road travel and beachside getaways. Many opt to visit southern resorts when off season rates entice travel outside the region.
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New
Thibodeau
New England
Parakeets gain fame as popular household pets
A camping family touring Maine reports their parakeet Jimmy escaping at Camden Hills State Park. After two days in the trees the bird returned to its cage and joined the family for the rest of their trip to Bar Harbor.
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Maine
Camden Hills State Park
Bar Harbor
Jimmy
Assistant Secretary of the Navy to Visit Bath Iron Works
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Raymond H. Fogler will visit Bath Iron Works Friday for a First Naval District inspection. He will be joined by naval aide Captain R. E. M. Ward and Cmdr. J. B. Kackley. Fogler will arrive Thursday afternoon at Kittery Naval Base and stay overnight before touring Bath next morning. Mrs. Philip Wysor and children of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, have returned home after two weeks with Mrs. Wysor’s mother, Mrs. Jason A. Merrill of Bath.
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Raymond H. Fogler
Bath Iron Works
Rriday
First Naval District
Kittery Naval Base
Supervisor of Shipbuilding and
Naval Inspection
R. E. M. Ward
USN
J. B. Kackley
Supply Corps
Philip Wysor
Bethlehem
Bailey Sleigh Factory's Local History Recalled in Bath
Miss Margaret Rice of Amesbury Massachusetts seeks history of the Samuel Robinson Bailey Sleigh and Carriage Factory once on Summer Street Bath where Dr. John F. Dougherty now lives. The Bailey Company, famed for glass run channels used in auto windows, was a major Bath business in 1866 and is remembered for fine sleighs and carriages bearing the S. R. trademark.
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Margaret Rice
Amesbury
Mass
Bath
Samuel Robinson Bailey
Summer Street
John F. Dougherty
Maine
Bailey Company
Bathwell
Bailey’s
Miss Rice
Times
S. R. Bailey
Outstanding YMCA Day Camper Named for 1954
Nearly 300 boys and parents attended the YMCA camping program closing night. Sandy Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Zimmerman, was chosen as the outstanding Day Camper for 1954 for high standards of cooperation and interest. Daniel A. McDougal funded the camp trophy. Plans for fall and winter activities were announced. The fish symbol of Christ appeared in early Christian art.
Lincoln County Pops Concert Supports Music Scholarship
The Lincoln County Orchestra presents its fourth annual pops concert under Ernest Lippmann at 8:30 p m in the Lakehurst dance pavilion. Proceeds aid the orchestra's statewide music scholarship fund. Frederick Dotton, a Morse High School graduate, will perform trombone and begin at the New England Conservatory of Music.
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Lincoln County Orchestra
Ernest Lippmann
Lakehurst
Damariscotta Baptist Church
Lippmann
Germany
Frederick Dotton
Clarence Dotton
Maxwell Street
New England Conservatory of Music
Morse High School
Maine
Damariscotta
Boothbay
Bath
First Baptist Circle All Day Sewing Session
The Ladies Sewing Circle of First Baptist church held an all day session in the church parlor with 17 members sewing aprons quilt tops and fancy work for an upcoming church sale. Picnic lunches were shared with a noon treat from president Mrs Ora Dauphin. Mrs Lotta Goodwin returned from the South and a brief business meeting approved a covered dish luncheon for August 25.
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First Baptist Church
Ora Dauphin
Lotta Goodwin
Gaudreau Family Visit Reported in South Portland
Arthur Gaudreau of South Portland stays with his grandparents Acting Police Chief and Mrs Gaudreau at their home on upper Washington street. Later in the week his parents Mr and Mrs Edward L Gaudreau Jr and brothers Edward III and David are to join the family.
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Arthur Gaudreau
South Portland
Gaudreau
Upper Washington Street
Edward L. Gaudreau
Edward
David
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