National Zoo visit paints vivid wildlife scenes summer adds
Washington observer describes Sumatra tigers and baby orang utangs at the National Zoo, noting the strong legal protections for the orang utangs and a dramatic shipment of reptile stars including a giant reticulated python. He also details electric eels and tiny jeweled fishes, and ends with a humorous hornbill anecdote.
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the Times
Washington
National Zoo
Animal Kingdom
Marin
Lion House
Sumatra
Dr. Mann
Washington Zoo
London
Zoo Park
Zoo
Washington Post
Sheriff Albert Henderson Elected Sagadahoc Pomona Master
Albert Henderson of Merrymeeting was elected master of Sagadahoc County Pomona at the annual Pomona meeting with Merrymeeting. Officers include E Mason Wright West Bath overseer and Mrs Joanna Hodgkins West Bath lecturer, with 122 grange members represented and a suspension vote on dues in arrears for five years.
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Albert Henderson
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Bowdoinham
Merrymeeting Grange
Henderson
E. Mason Wright
West Bath
Eva J. Lemont
Joanna Hodgkins
Maine
National Grange Monthly
Sagadahoc Pomona
State Grange
Augusta
Milward Patten
Topsham
Patten
Harold
Herrietta Sawyer
Margaret E. Henderson
Merrymeeting
Ceres
Lillian Masse
Dirigo
Flora
Mary Dodge
Harvey Jordan
Clifford Gray
Progressive
Sawyer
Gould
Hodgkins
Charles Berry
Berry
Edward L. White
Mr. Gould
Mr. Wright
Norman Curtis
Lemont
Harry Rackley
Georgie Berry
Bath men to appear in liquor cases in Portland
Several Bath men were taken to Portland Tuesday to testify in conspiracy hearings tied to Bath's liquor seizures. Federal inspectors sped up the process after a June to October crackdown that netted over $75,000 in local liquor seizures and targeted a widely connected network using radios yachts and fast cars.
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Portland
Bath
Albert Henderon
John P. Crosby
New England
Solar Lodge Elects Officers for Year
West Baldwin resident Vernon B. Elwood claims a long ownership record for a cow aged 23 years before it died after drinking cold water. The animal was part Jersey and part Holstein.
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Solar Lodge
Elwood S. Harris
West Baldwin
Jersey
Planning meetings for Farm Bureaus planning meetings
County agent C Westman Eastman outlines Extension planning meetings held in Durham and West Bath to review the county program. Sessions cover 4 H clubs free farm aids poultry and seed plots, apple fruit fly control, orchard spray service, and poultry and apple profits for Twin County farmers.
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Eastman
Auburn
Maine
Twin County
Durham
F. H. Harrington
F. H. Keene
West Bash
Keel of Destroyer Dewey to be Laid at Bath Iron Works
The keel laying of the destroyer Dewey at Bath Iron Works is expected soon as construction moves toward a late year or early next year start. Over 75 percent of the steel for the ship has arrived and welding will dominate, reducing riveted work as Bath returns to normal operations.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
William S. Newell
Dewey
Governor Travels by Speed Boat to Phipps Point Farm
Governor Gardiner opted to travel by speed boat to his Woolwich farm at Phipps Point avoiding a freeze in the Kennebec. He dodged ice on Merrymeeting Bay and plans to boat again for the season’s end with a few days of gunning before the 15th. Alonzo Cunningham, 60, of Greenbush, was hospitalized with a leg wound from an accidental rifle discharge during a pig slaughter, not considered serious.
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Kennebec
Gardiner
Phipps Point
Woolwich
Alonzo Cunningham
Greenbush
Young Thespians Stage First of Morse High Play Contests
Morse high school opened the three part interclass contest season with Class of 1933 presenting Speaking to Father and Class of 1935 staging The New Poor. Judges included William A. Farber and staff from Brunswick and Morse. The audience filled the auditorium as Morse students and the orchestra performed under John Grindell.
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Morse High School
Father
William A. Farber
Clinton D. Wilson
Eugene M. Desmond
H. Augustus Huse
Ralph Edwards
Brunswick High School
Morse Highchool Orchestra
John Grindell
Morse High
Blair C. Wilson
Warren Hawley
Robert Owens
Elizabeth Pinkham
Dorothy Owens
Marie Merrill
Estelle Durand
Alfred Cormier
Williams
Ruth Brown
Hattie
Haviland Chaney
William Mussenden
Charles F. Cummings
Samuel French, Inc
Pickle Company
Muriel Lane
Harold Andichard McElman
Pearalies
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Septimus Pickering
Pickle King
Argaret Higgins
Luella Pickering
Hubert Arsenault
Edward Worthington Swinger
Ethelyn Spinney
Caroline Pickering
Durward Shorey
Professor Bliss
Marjorie H. Dearborn
Kensington
Franklin Hallowell
Elbridge Reed
Alma Allen
Vera Arbuthnot
Richard Farnham
Eric
Ellen Stevens
Christine
Eva Henderson
Jane Donnell
Mary Ann
Stanley Curtis
Bill
Crystal Shorey
Rita Cummings
Ellen Hodgkins
Miss Rogers
Wesley Marco
Garreth Evans
Elizabeth Colby
Elizabeth Sullivan
Chester Leeman
Errol L. Baker
Elwood Legard
John McCarty
Alfred McCabe
Vincent Henderson
Richard McElman
John Huse
Omar King
David Y. Alkazin
Barbara Norton
Isabel Gallant
Leon Buck
Russell Colby
Joseph Dinsmore
Blair Hodge
Field Family Heads West After Philadelphia Stop
Mr. and Mrs. T. Albert Field and sons Clement and Clarence left Brunswick by car for Philadelphia where the boys will enroll in a watchmaking school. They plan to visit Mrs. Whitney Calkins of Factoryville, Pa, then continue to California to see daughter Mrs. James B. Smith and family in El Monte.
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T. Albert Field
Clement
Clarence
Brunswick
Automobile
Philadelphia
Whitney Calkins
Factoryville
Former Bath Mayor Edward Larrabee Dead After Illness
Edward Watts Larrabee, longtime Bath coal dealer and public servant born November 27, 1854, died after a paralytic stroke at Union’s Mrs Jones sanitarium. A former United States shipping commissioner and 1913 Bath mayor, he served in Maine politics and civic groups, never married.
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Edward W. Larri Ae
Bath
United States Shipping
Maine
Jones
Union
Morses
Joseph R. Bodwell
Samuel B. Glazier
Boston
Glazier & Larrabee
Glazier
Mr. Larrabee
New York
Kennebec
Cathance
Larrabee
Cleveland
Flest
Dunlap Commandery
K. T. Men's Club
Grace Church
New Church
Tax receipts seen rising as holidays end in Saco
Mrs Isabelle Lonsdale tax collector reports a $5000 one day total amid Christmas cash flows and club checks. Some locals with poll taxes unpaid remain. Knox railroad line from Union to Warren ceased Nov 20, 39th anniversary, cost $90000, once dubbed Georges Valley Doodleburg railroad with wider expansion plans.
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Isabelle Lonsdale
Saco
Knox Railroad
Union
Maine Central Railroad
Warren
Georges Valley
Appleton
Searsmont
Liberty
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Clara Cromwell Wright
Ralph C. Wright
Charles L. Cromwell
Westport
Quincy
East Braintree
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
Cromwell
Wright
Blue
WCSH
County Grangers
Karcher S. Jackson
Masons
Cecil L. Fullerton
Arthur W. King
Fred D. Hill
Harry E. Page
Walter K. Morse
John W. Gillespie
Dr. H. B. Duce
Joseph R. Melrose
Edward W. Larrabee
Edward Watts Larrabee
Stephen Larrabee
George Fisher
Knickerbocker Steam Towage Co
Morse & Co
Virginia
Delta
Delta Electric Co
Johnson Bro
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