Seeing Red at UN tenth session ends in Red world glory
The article critiques the UN General Assembly's tenth session, arguing Communist bloc dominance and Western weakness. It notes Nationalist China vetoing Outer Mongolia's admission, the Philippines Yugoslavia security council seat split, and outgoing Ambassador Lodge's past call for moral authority. It laments the package deal admitting sixteen nations with Red satellites and questions the Assembly chair Jose Maza's farewell remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the
United Nations
China
Outer Mongolia
Philippines
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
General Assembly
Red
Russia
Assembly
Chile
Jose Maza
Upgrading Railroads Boosts Service and Keeps Costs Low
The article argues rail service is faster safer and more dependable than decades ago while remaining inexpensive. Since 1921 wages taxes and costs rose, yet freight charges per ton mile and passenger rates stayed modest as railroads invested over 1 billion dollars yearly since 1946 to modernize plant and improve service for investors and customers.
Mystery in Ford Stock Rise and the Unreconstructed Individualist
A financial sketch ties the Ford Motor Company to mass production breakthroughs after Henry Ford set wage standards and colored Model Ts. It notes Ford’s private business legacy, a planned stock sale of ten million shares around seventy five dollars, and the enduring image of Ford as a pioneering industrial icon amid market speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Jim Cousins
Cousins
Ford Motor Company
America
Europe
Four minor cases heard in Municipal Court session
Judge Gardiner Deering presided Tuesday over four cases. Arthur Bennett, 46, Woolwich, was found guilty of driving without a license and fined 10 dollars plus 5.70 costs with Patrolman Haines as complainant. Donald Paradis, 17, Lewiston, paid 10 dollars plus 5.70 costs after pleading to left turn without signaling on Route 201 at Richmond, with Trooper Bartlett as complainant. A charge against Langdon Green for an uncovered load on a rubbish truck was placed on file with no plea. One intoxication case resulted in a guilty plea and 8.85 costs plus 15 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Arthur J. Bennett
Woolwich
Earl Haines
Donald Paradis
Lewis
Moon Game Radio Coverage Planned In Bangor
Morse-Bangor basketball clash set for Thursday night at Bangor Municipal Auditorium with 8 30 p m tipoff. Radio coverage will come from two of WLBZ WABI or WGUY with 75 cent adults and 50 cent students tickets. Attendance expected at 7000 as Bath fans plan long trek to watch the 100 mile journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor Radio
Queen City
WLBZ
WABI
WGUY
Bangor Municipal Auditorium
Drunk driving case heard in Sagadahoc Municipal Court
Francis S. Cunningham, 31, of North Edgecomb, pleaded innocent but was found guilty of intoxicated driving on Water Street in a hearing before Recorder Ar thur D. Dolloff. He was fined 100 dollars and 10.85 dollars in costs, appealed, and posted 200 dollars in sureties for January Sagadahoc Superior Court. Patrolman William Boyland was the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Arthur D. Dolloff
Francis S. Cunningham
North Edgecomb
Lynn M. Bussey
Cunningham
Sagadahoc Superior Court
William Boyland
Christmas Spirit Shines in Nursery Window Display
A nursery department showcased a glass wall greeting reading Merry Christmas Mom and Dad, highlighting festive preparations for pre and post holiday arrivals. The display captured seasonal cheer and emphasized family moments during the season.
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Mom and Dad
Navy Recruiting extends Bath hours and outreach efforts
The Bath Navy Recruiting Station will be open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the Bath Post Office building. Rankin said recruiters can attend and speak before groups in or around Bath. Enlistments or appointments can be arranged via the Traveling Navy Recruiter at the Bath Post Office or by mailing to the Augusta Navy Recruiting Station in the Post Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rankin
Navy Recruiting Service
Navy
Post Office
Augusta
Little Blue Crutch drives March of Dimes drive on streets
The Little Blue Crutch symbol marks giving for the March of Dimes. Mrs. Leavitt promotes the campaign with Smith Tobey Auxiliary members assisting. Columbia’s Chet Forte, 5 feet 9 0, leads Ivy League scoring. A national poll notes 19 million Americans faced hunger. Buy U S Savings Bonds each payday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt
Smith-Tobey Auxiliary
Lucy Desmond
Cedric French
Karcher S. Jackson
Chet Forte
Hackensack
N. J
Columbia
U. S
Adornment Restricted to Head-Hunters in New Guinea
Report notes that male New Guinea natives may wear a waistband or fur from the flying fox, an ornament allowed only to those who have achieved the status of successful head-hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Maine Fish And Game Roundup By Ron Speers
Maine's ice fishing season is active as ponds reopen under new regulations. Warnings to check local wardens, obtain ice laws, and avoid embarrassment. Deer harvesting reports show 35,656 official kills with over 200 pounds, indicating a strong Maine herd. Pheasant care tips and seasonal notes accompany a holiday greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ron Speers
Fish and Game Department
Man New Ponds
Augusta
Big Buck Club
Bob Elliot
John G Morse Jr Named Director of First National Bath
John G. Morse Jr of Winnegance was named director to fill the unexpired term of Ralph G. Stetson who died on September 20. Morse, in the lumber business with his father, John G. Morse, is a member of the Republican State committee from Sagadahoc county and was announced by Daniel Williams, cashier of the First National Bank of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morse, Jr
Winnegance
First National Bank of Bath
Daniel Williams
Morse
Ralph G. Stetson
John G. Morse
Republican State Committee
Sagadahoc County
Fish Truck Wreck Closes Little Darby Creek Reach
A truck carrying live fish overturned in Lit tle Darby Creek near Marysville Ohio causing a blockage and fish escape. Emergency crews responded to the scene as rescuers worked to recover the catch and clear the waterway.
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Little Darby Creek
Marysville
Ohio
Madelyn Wetherbee Dance Pupils Entertained With Christmas Party
Students of the Madelyn Wetherbee School of the Dance enjoyed a formal Christmas party at Central church parish house on December 21. Patron and patroness duties were handled by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Raven and Mr. and Mrs. Francis McLaughlin. The event featured a grand march led by Caroline Shaw and Peter Rubin, with prizes for novelty dances awarded to Barbara Brown, Peter Roberts, Nancy McInnes, and Robert Bussey.
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Madelyn Wetherbee
Central Church Parish House
Richard Raven
Francis McLaughlin
Caroline Shaw
Peter Rubin
Barbara Brown
Peter Roberts
Nancy McInnes
Robert Bussey
Lindsey Dauphinee
Clifton Gainsley
Paul Akeley
Earl P Cahoon
Edward McCormick
George Perry
Stanley Morse
Andrew Footer
Michael Conley
Richard Woods
Joseph Lee
Charles H. Cahill
Robert Milliken
W. Linwood Haynes
Robert Mason
Russell Kenney
Clinton Turner
John Rogers
Paul Kinder
James Cooper
Eugene Stanton
Wayne Snell
James Day
Kirk Kondos
Patricia Hill
Jon Day
Donna Blanchard
Wayne Robbins
Nancy Dearborn
Man Injured By Car On Front Street
A 64 year old Bath man, William Long of 63 Commercial Street, was rushed to the hospital after being struck by a car driven by James B McPhee of 42 Edward Street as he crossed Front Street near Center Street. Long suffered a head cut and possible pelvic fracture. McPhee said sun glare blinded him. Police investigated the incident.
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Front Street
Center Street
William Long
Commercial Street
James B McPhee
Edward Street
McPhee
Long
Paul Avery
Robert Starling
Scouting and Scout Tea Highlight Holiday Activities
Ned Robbins won the December wreath making contest at Woolwich Scout Troop 93. January contest favors place card holders for the Father and Son banquet. Commander Waldron from Brunswick NAS tutored Aviation Merit badge, while Morse code practice continued. Wild Rose Troop No.1 hosted a Christmas tea December 20 at the parish house with gifts, decorations, and carol singing. Cub Pack 53 at St Mary's Parish awarded Bear Bobcat and Webelos honors, charter presented, and a Christmas party followed with gifts and refreshments. A note contrasts rice farming efficiency and a tip to enrich creamed tuna with egg yolk.
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Ned Robbins
Woolwich
Ferry
Waldron
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Robert Milliken
E. O. Tukey
Burt S. Osgood
Russell Kenney
Leonard Litchfield
St. Mary’s Parish
Lambert Park Community Hall
John J. Keegan, Jr
Richard Marco
Charles Pearce
Webelos
Andrew Footer
Eugene P. Eberhard
Harold Footer
Eberhard
Arthur Bourque
Island contrasts of Tahiti and Romania’s chestnut wine
In Tahiti, rain winds flood the south leaving a half flooded garden and a withered north as central mountains divide the island. In Bucharest, Romania, Steagul Rosu reports using wild horse chestnuts to produce industrial alcohol as a substitute for corn and potatoes. A million certificates were issued for Red Cross Water Safety participation over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papeete
Tahiti
Bucharest
Romania
Steagul Rosu
Red Cross
Daily Cros Across Puzzle Clues Turbulent Grid
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with answers hinted by numbered positions. The grid includes terms like Competent Stop Marsh bird On the ocean Affirmative 43 14 15 17 20 21 Blunder Prairie Past A constell ation Pound Fatherland Gazelle Half anem Mandates wolves Thin Opposite of no Tantalum Abounding in ore Chin whiskers Italian river Man's nickname Writing fluid Apportion as cards Undeveloped flowers Man's name Toward the lee Exposes to sun s rays Prickly envelopes of fruit DOWN An old Spanish kingdom Outlet of a lake Recline Elevate trains shortened Annoy Largest continent Marshy meadow Candle ingredients One spot card Deep dry gullies A bet in roulette.
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Fatherland Gazelle
Tibet
Tantalum
Sym
Lee
South U.S
Daily Cryptogram Puzzle and Quote Hint
A cryptogram page offers a puzzle with letter substitutions and a sample quotation. It shows a long form quote IGNORANCE IS NOT INNOCENCE BUT SIN-BROWNING and hints at solving methods, plus a sample cryptogram CNPP VLFVDJ QLEEN and the Gulf of Mexico reference.
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Xeovrusys
Browning
King Featurey Syndicate
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the Times Company
Bath, Maine
F. B. Nichols. Pres. and Treas
Ivan A. Trueworthy
Navy Recruiting
Mt. Vernon
Klli Beck
Boston
Philadelphia
Klir
First National
Secer
U.S
Berlin
International Radtanhatal
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Wild Rose Troo Girl Scouts
Wild Rose Troop No. 1
Central Church
Police
SGI
Joseph A. Heming
Baltimore
Albertina
Heming
Eugene McNeal
McNeal
International
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Jerez
Spain
Double Island
DAILY
CROS
Ocean
Chin
Gulf of Mexico
Artes
Win
Bird
Barbara
Longfellow
CNPP
Sksrijv
DNL
BANJ
Ilnprkrai
Mnbniuj
Isqlnu
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