Roosevelt Hoover Talks Revisited by Truman Eisenhower
The article recalls Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt and then compares Truman's 1952 meeting with Eisenhower. It notes concerns about secrecy and readiness, the aim to inform the incoming president, and the expectation that cooperation would stabilize policy amid Korea and Cold War crises.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Washington
Roosevelt
Korea
China
Europe
Indo-China
United Nations
Ierest
Korean
Time-bomb Budget Talk Circles Washington
Rumors in Washington link President Truman's 1954 budget of 85 billion dollars to a potential time bomb. The chatter claims a Stevenson win would have produced a more moderate outlay by several billions, though details remain uncertain.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sto
GSA plans ink supply from Fort Madison river water
The General Services Administration aims to end red ink by securing an indefinite ink order. It will use Mississippi river water sourced, deionized and purified, for ink in its purchasing operations. The water comes from Fort Madison Iowa, a town supplied by the river.
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Washington
General Services Administration
GSA
Bank of the
Potomac
Fort Madison
Iowa
Christmas sale and supper planned by South End PTA
South End P T A finalizes plans for a Christmas sale and supper to benefit candy bags for Weeks South and Mitchell schools. The event features a candy table greens table and grab table with volunteers, plus a Heidi play fundraiser at Morse High School.
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South End
South
Mitchell
Carroll A. Deering
Alvah Morse
Joseph C. Footer
Frederick P. Moffatt
Charles Coombs
Charles Marble
Phyllis Rolfe
Health Council
Eleanor Ferguson
P. T. A. Council
Arthur King
Irene Footer
Edward McGuiggan
Libra
Morse High School Commercial
Mitchell School
Breton
South Street
Plummer
Weeks Street
Belisle
Orris Ames
Fred King
Roy Lutz
Donald T. Page
Vincent Henderson
Albert Douglas
Pammone P. Hutchins
Albert L. Alley
Two motorists fined in Bath for speeding and license violations
William Hues of Jamaica Plain Mass paid 5 dollars and 4 70 costs in Bath municipal court after conviction for speeding on Route 1 in West Bath at 80 mph. Joseph E Francis of Wiscasset paid 5 dollars and 4 70 costs after pleading guilty to driving without a license. The case was brought by a local police officer.
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William Hues
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Bath
Hues
West Bath
Joseph E. Francis
Wiscasset
Ers
Continuous mining machine finishes one cycle
The mining process completes a single cycle of cutting drilling blasting and loading in mechanized coal mining.
Parking rules still up in air in Bath
City considers Federal plan to fund road and water main changes for Navy project while Hyde Park parking complaints prompt review. Open Saturday mornings approved. Winnegance Cemetery fund accepted for maintenance. skating facilities discussed. various street and school safety measures noted.
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Hyde Park
Hyde Park Terrace
White
Bath Housing Authority
Louis O. Couture
Rubin
City Hall
Stanley Hunter
Hunter
Melvin Comeau
Archibald M. Main
Harold W. McElman
Mitchell
Winnegance Cemetery
Winneganee
Fairview Cemetery Association
Park and Cemetery
Walter Millett
Associaton
T. W. Hyde Camp Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Soldier’s Monument
Center Street
Edgett Street
Federal Public Housing Authority
November 1952 Manager's Report Summary
Municipal report details police arrests and accidents. 268 miscellaneous complaints. $153 parking fines with $128 from meters. Fire department logged 16 alarms. hose bid awarded to American LaFrance Foamite. Cemetery work included 16 burials and three monument foundations. Snow removal plans involve transferring staff. Highway activity covered sand and salt stockpiling, basin cleaning, and playground moves. Welfare notes show 33 cases helped. health dept recorded 21 disease cases and 63 inspections. dozer and truck time logged at disposal area. Parking meters yielded $1,058.50 with a new collection cart procured.
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la France Foamite Corp
Personnel Service Commission
Cemetery and Park Department
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cemetery Department
Highway ‘Department
Highway and Sewer Department
South Street
Public Welfare Department
Highway Department
Health Department
Sprinkler Contract Awarded to Eastern Fire Protection
Eastern Fire Protection Co. will install sprinklers for 2975 dollars. Bids for classroom and kitchen work have been advertised and a delivery contract set for Jan 15 1953. Gahan's Sewer job nearly complete with total cost near the appropriation. Nathan C City Manager reports annual report to printer.
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Eastern Fire Protection Co
Gahan
Agin
Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Appeals for Help
The Salvation Army launches its Christmas cheer program urging public support. Last year the drive distributed 101 baskets, 250 garments, 175 toys, and hosted a children's party along with 210 sunshine baskets for hospitals and homes. A red kettle is on the street with a uniformed attendant collecting donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Dunlap Commandery Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Dunlap Commandery held its annual meeting with Clyde P. Condon presiding. Officers elected include Hollis Garey eminent commander and William English generalissimo. An installation is set for Friday at eight with Past Commanders Lowell Bartlett Albee and Gillespie assisting. A social hour and refreshments follow.
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Dunlap Commandery
Clyde P. Condon
Hollis W. Garey
William English
Robert Rice
Herbert T. Caverly
Robert Mosher
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Herbert T. Morse
Charles S. Bartlett
Kester Kelsin
Francis Norton
Franklin Howe
Robert Mitchell
Sentinel
Carl E. Albee
John Gillespie
Health report for Sagadahoc County cases
The Maine Department of Health and Welfare reports for the week ending Nov 29: Bath reports seven chicken pox cases, one German measles case, and two mumps cases. Bowdoin reports one infectious hepatitis case.
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Sagadahoc
State of Maine Department of Health and Welfare
Bath
Bowdoin
Motorist Fined in Bath Court for Late Accident Report
Ronald R. Benoit of Brunswick paid 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to failing to report immediately an auto accident he was involved in Topsham on November 29. State Trooper George Buzzell filed the complaint and Court Recorder John W. Quarrington presided.
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Ronald R. Benoit
Brunswick
Bath
Topsham
George Buzzell
John W. Quarrington
Parents Night at Community Center Exhibition
The Community Center hosted Parents Night Friday inviting parents and friends to tour the center and see teenage patrons at work. The hall was attractively decorated and Youth Council members served refreshments.
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Munity Center
Youth Council
Service Men From Bath Section Depart On Furloughs And Training
Pvt. Robert Wilson leaves for Camp Stoneman after two weeks with parents in Bath following bomber training at Indian Town Gap. He is a Morse High School graduate and formerly worked at A P store and Bath Iron Works. Pvt. Donald Foss on duty in Alaska with the 4th Regimental Combat Team at Eielson AFB trains for northern security. Pvt. Rodney Wright, from Bath, arrives at Fort Dix for initial training after Morse High School graduation in 1951 and Bath Iron Works work. Wright requests mail. address provided for Fort Dix unit assignment.
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Robert Wilson
U.S. Army Infantry
Stoneman, Gant
Harrisburg
Paing
Clinton D. Wilson
Indian Town Gap
Military Reservation
Camp Stoneman
Pvt
Wilson
Morse
A&p Store
Bath Iron Works
Army
Donald R. Foss
Richmond
Alaska
Eielson Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Canada
United States
Foss
Rodney J. Wright
U.S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Pvt. Wright
Ralph E. Wright
Dummer Street
Morse High School
Wright
Bath
U. S
47Th Infantry Regiment
Bath area visitors recall southland trip and park sale
A Southland Bath group reports the Largo Florida trailer park now Herbanna Trailer Park after a sale to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hagerty of Meadsville Pennsylvania on Oct 25. The article lists lengthy guest visits, arrivals from Bath and other cities, and hospital stops before the group’s return travels.
Maine 4 H Winners Visit Orr Honors 1962
Four Maine 4 H winners receive all expense trips to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 30 to December 4 for outstanding work in Dress Revue Farm and Home Electric Field Crops and Food Preparation programs. Ruth Dowe Arvid Forsman Grace Richards and Percy Cunningham are named as state winners with detailed achievements and project contributions.
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Maine
Pine Tree State
Secional
Farm and Home Electric
Chicago
Ruth Dowe
Arvid Forsman
South China
Simplicity Pattern Co
J. Arvid Forsman
Stockholm
Carl Forsman
University of Maine
Arvid
International Harvester
Grace Richards
Percy Cunningham
Clinton
Hel Vinator
Grace
North Whitefield
Wests House Educational Foundation
National Club Congress
Cunningham
Percy
The
Coopera
Local notes from St Peters burg and surrounding areas
Mrs Alice Weston rents her Bath trailer to the Jones family and stays in a Spartanette from Damariscotta while friends work at Edgewater Inn in St Peters burg. Harmon Barters sold their trailer to Roscoe Robinson and moved to 1735 Second Ave South in St Peters burg. Gwendolyn Dunton will return to Hoyts Beach Store in Clearwater Beach next week. Weather cool with a weenie roast on Davis Causeway. Visitors at the Home Show and National Trailer Show on Municipal Pier. Stewart Day and Edward Bosley bought five acres on Ulmerton Road Largo. Day to build a five room residence on McCulloch Court and supervise concrete work for a Clearwater Highland Lake home for Emil Vogel of Camden New Jersey. Subsequent project in Bellair for August Kuhn of Gary Indiana.
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Seguinland
Largo
Florida
Herbert Hagerty
Meadsville
Herbanna
Oliver
Hermon Barter
Bunnie Mae
Stoneham
Mass
Bath
Alice We
August Kuhn
Gary
Ind
Graeskes
Pennsylvania
Fanchers
New York
Staleys
Sales and Vandewalkers
Michigan
Chrysts
Minnesota
Seamans
Conn
Day
Raymond Snow
Brunswick
Maine
Paul Jones
Kathy
Bryant
Clara Williams
Gardiner
Harry Oliver
Tamara
Cindy Day
Roland Sherman
Pinellas Coun
Town
Alice Weston
Jones
Damariscotta
Edgewater Inn
St. Pe
Harmon Barter
Roscoe Robinson
Second Ave
South
St. Petersburg
Gwendolyn Dunton
Hoyt’s Beach
Clearwater Beach
Davis Causeway
Municipal Pier
Stewart Day
Edward Bosley
Ulmerton
Bellair
Indiana
Energy savings found in homemakers ironing stance
National Geographic Society notes about 30 whooping cranes remain endangered. Studies show homemakers can cut ironing energy use by up to 35 percent by sitting during the task.
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The
National Geographic Society
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Edward McMann
Dwinal Cornish
Thomas Staples
George Lacey
Vance Wakefield
William Paisley
George Bouser
Charles Swearingen
Ivan Traver
Leonard Litchfield
Helena Jenkins
Navy
Jesse W. Allen
Sewall's Field
Couture
Board of Education
South School
Lillian F. Fisher
Central Fire Station
Helena King
Perow
Flaherty Park
Albertson Motors
Court Street
Leeman Highway
Albertson
Washington Street
North Grammar
Nathan C
Health Report
Charles Tibbetts
U. S. Air
Mitchell Air Force Base
Long Island, N.Y
Mr. and
Lars Elmer Tibbetts
Georgeown
Southland
Weary
Eng
Bounder
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