TVA Seals Deal for Foreign Built Hydroelectric Generators
The TVA bought three 54 000 kilowatt hydro generators for 2 637 135 dollars. US bidders claim Allis Chalmers Milwaukee were bypassed to favor foreign production. Unions and workers protest, urging Congress time to investigate and reversal of policy seen as harming American industry and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Octopus
Baden
Switzerland
Council On Foreign Economic Policy
lis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers
Wisconsin
Allis Chalmers
Congress
John L. Lewis
Golden Key Awards to honor teachers in Atlantic City
The Golden Key Awards will be announced February 14 in Atlantic City. A leading American and a contributing teacher will receive little gold keys for shaping a career. Eisenhower and past teachers are cited for education impact and funding, with 100 firms backing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Hisenhower
Addie B. Over
Alilene
Kans
Maxwell B. Taylor
U.S. Army
Clifford H. Nowlin
Kansas City
Moo
Beardsley Ruml
Alice Rudd
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Eisehhower
White House Conference On Education
Gen. Taylor
Rum
Connect
Yale & Towne
Johnson & Johnson
Reader's Digest
Nestle Corp
Westinghouse
Esso Standard Oil
Eisenhower
Tax cuts and defense plan backed by manufacturers
A nationwide NAM survey pins taxes as the top business problem for 1958. The Sadlak-Herlong bill would cut rates over five years to spur growth while preserving a defense emergency postponement, balancing tax relief with national security needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Religion and community notes at Georgetown church
Rev Ernest Roberts spoke on The Religion of Cain at First Baptist Georgetown urging vital Christianity. Commencement in West Georgetown featured Theodore Wellman of Manhasset receiving a Kennebec school diploma, with Dean Castm and Miss Maud P. Thayer presiding. Many social visits and dances followed, plus local updates on residents and town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
Cain
Ecgil
John
Moses
West Georgetown
Theodore Wellman
Manhasset
N. Y
Kennebec School
Gregory Barrett
Henry Custom
Barrett
Murray T. Wellman
Madison Moore
Cape Elizabeth
George Alderman
Maud P. Thayer
John R. Blackie
Roy M. Newman
Thayer
Stephen Shalek
Lewiston
Central School
Harris Schulten
Woolwich
Stephen
Bay Point Social Notes Include Family Visits And Recoveries
Bay Point items note Miss Louie Howard at Bath Memorial Hospital improving after four weeks as a patient. Mrs Suilvin Burnham and Pamela of Augusta visited Mrs Burnham's daughter Mrs Arthur Tibbetts. Billy Leeman of Woolwich stayed with his parents Sherman and. George Renaud spent time at his cottage Sunday. Thoma Hagan visited the Point and cottage on First Beach road. Lawrence Babb called on Bay Point Wednesday. Seaman Frank Burnham stayed days with his sister Mrs Arthur Tibbetts. Sonny Shutts visited with his family for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Bath
Mel Howe
Woolwich
Joseph Higgins
Belle Heald
Higgins
Barrington
R. T
Little Good Harbor
Roy Newman
James Oliver
Harold J. Brown, Jr
Portland
Oliver
Bath Iron Works
Walter Beane
Georgetown Center
Boston
Robert Dunshee
Melrose
Beanes
Stagecoach Inn
George Laskey
Jackie
Robinhood
Laskey
Carroll Powers
William Bisseth
MacMahan
Paul Wren
Medford
Mass
Thomas Savage
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Littleriver
Chester Kelsea
Seguinland
Masonic Temple
Candy’s Harbor
Bey Harley
Harley
Lawrence Cloutier
Augusta
Ralph Davis
Alex Cunningham
Cleon Powers
Cunningham
Clinton Cunningham
Louie Howard
Bath Memorial Hospital
Suilvin
Burnham
Pamela
Arthur Tibbetts
Billy Leeman
Sherman Campbell
George Renaud
Thoma
Hagan
Lawrence Babb
Bay Point
Frank Burnham
Sonny Shutts
Arthur Cochrane
Alfred Proctor
Maine Vocational Institute
Margaret MacMahan
George Phillips
First
Alna
Branwell Harford
Richmond
Russell Harford Jr
Christine
Gregory
Richard
Russell Harford
Clayton Hanna
Lula Hanna
Wnd
William Marr
Kathleen Rittall
Barbara Green
William Plummer
Thomas Watson
Shirley Brewer
Chester MacMahan Jr
Thomas Dickens
Camden
Linda Sue Williams
Lloyd Pinkham
Beulah Miller
Lara Gray
Roberts
Parsonage
Georgetown
Edwin Berry
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Harford
Roy Shields
Maynard Thibodeau
William Stewart
James MacMahan
Jones
Orville Rowe
John D. Williams Jr
Linda
Lloyd G. Pinkham
Franz Stevens
Lava Gray
Erland Moore
Edith
Delegates Chosen for Continental Congress and State Conference
Col. Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R elects delegates and alternates to the Continental Congress in Washington the week of April 20 and to the Maine state conference in Portland March 18 and 19. The meeting featured a Girl Scout skit A Star for Every State and prize announcements for school scrapbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Dummer Sewall
Washington
Charles M. Tebbs
Carl] E. Albee
Frederick M. Haggett
Albert S. Owen
Homer M. Potter
Raymond C. Small
Portland
Tubbs
Small
Norman W. Howard
Harry BE. Rong
Arthur S. Oliver
Arthur M. Bowker
Harold T. Stanton
Leonard M. Lord
Merle C. Niles
Percy C. Bailey
Ibra K. Lawrence
William H., McGlinchy
Munroe Carlton
Donald B. Hopkins
John;. Morse
Charles B. Hewitt
John J. Keegan, Jr
Frank Allen
Jacqueline Wendermann
Trudy Tainter
Candace Lee
Linda Ayer
Susan Ayer
Margo Jackson
Sandra’ Footer
Lee Stevens
Pamela Stagg
Brenda Mitchell
Lorna Cummings
Durene Stover
Karen Finley
Alane Finley
Harriett Collins
Diana Dickinson
Albert FE. Whitney
Elena Drake
Paul Ring
Carl Upham
Peter Rubin
Frank Hewitt
Rev Dr David L Wilson Observes 84th Birthday
The Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson pastor emeritus of Central Congregational church marked his 84th birthday at his Washington street home with a breakfast for neighborhood boys. Guests included Christopher Musenden Edward Musenden Kenneth Johnson Scott Johnson and Todd Johnson. This week also marks 45 years since his first sermon at Central church where he served 26 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Washington Street
Wilson
Christopher
Edward Mussenden
Kenneth
Scott
Todd Johnson
Central Church
Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter in Five Islands
A ground hog seen Monday morning in Five Islands issued a forecast for six more weeks of winter. The community notes a busy week with Bible classes at Georgetown parsonage and a large Youth Fellowship gathering at the First Baptist church in Bath. Local students and families are mentioned in school bus runs, 4-H club meetings, and visits among residents including Bath and Woolwich, with many noting illness and visits to Togus and area shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Victor Pinkham
Harlan Pinkham
Lava Gray
Beulah Miller
Dennis Moore
Erland Moore
Franz Stevens
Orville Rowe
Alton Reid
Tommy Watson
Harold Brown Jr
Clayton Heald
Harold Prawn, Jr
Grace E. Preble
Karen MacGilvary
Laurie
Ann Dickens
Pat Ant Ann Mortfat
Jane
Joyce Oliver
Kathy
Hally Brown
Dean Murray Miury Rowe
Judy Light
Betsy Sivege
Bob Murray
Grade School Program Friday At Bath YMCA
The Bath Y M C A will sponsor a Friday grade school program for 5th and 6th graders from 6 to 9 30 PM. Roller skating from 6 to 7 with skates provided, then dancing 7 30 to 9 30 in the gym. A nominal fee covers one hour of skating and two hours of dancing. participation is open to nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y.M.C.A
Icy Crash Scene Delays Bath Hill Traffic
Police report several vehicle damages in Bath including a $300 loss to Joseph Turcotte in the Oakhurst Dairy lot, minor damage to Theodore Burns car, and $50 damages to Charles Frost Maurice Labbe and Randall Merry cars. Street crews salted the Center street hill to move vehicles. south branch closure lasted hours. Patrolmen Orrington Haines Robert Starl ing and Edmund Hagan investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Turcotte
Oakhurst Dairy
Theodore Burns
Charles M. Frost
Maurice T. Labbe
Randall E. Merry
Bath
Center Street Hill
Orrington Haines
Robert Starling
Edmund Hagan
Woolwich selects surplus rise and low borrowing rate noted
All Woolwich reports a higher surplus per the selectmen as they cite economy measures enabling borrowing at a historic low rate. They are also negotiating with Bath Area Chamber of Commerce to attract three national firms to Woolwich for potential plant sites. Mrs. Robert L. Brownell hosted the Wednesday Club at 1475 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectmen
Bath Area
Robert L. Brownell
Washington Street
Obituary Arthur L Perkins 74 Bath native dies at Memorial Hospital
Arthur Lester Perkins 74 of 41 Maple Street died Wednesday morning at Memorial Hospital. Born August 20 1884 in Auburn he lived in Bath 64 years and worked as a machinist at Hyde Windlass Co. Survived by two daughters Natalie Conner and Irene Farnham a brother Roscoe Perkins three grandsons and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Friday at 2 PM Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Perkins
Arthur Lester Perkins
Maple Street
Memorial Hospital
Perkins
Auburn
John and
Abbie Roberts Perkins
Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Farnham’; Lumber Co
Natalie Conner
Irene Farnham
Portsmouth
N. H
Roscoe Perkins
Brunswick
Curtis Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Mrs Maud L Doyle dies after long Bath residence
Mrs Maud Lenora Doyle widow of John F Doyle died Tuesday evening at a North Bath home. Born April 4 1878 in Bridgton she was daughter of Joseph B and Emma Snow Parker. She lived in Bath 55 years after time in Rumford and Millinocket and was educated in Lisbon Falls schools. Surviving are three sons eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Curtis Funeral Home 2 pm Saturday with Oak Grove burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud L. Doyle
Maud Lenora Doyle
John F. Doyle
North Bath
Bridgton
Joseph B
Emma Snow Parker
Bath Road
Doyle
Bath
Rumford
Millinocket
Lisbon Falls
John FE
Charles B. Doyle
J. Frank Doyle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Curtis Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Noella D Desjardins Fotes Dies in Somerville
Mrs Noella Desjardins Fotes a former Bath resident died suddenly Friday at her Somerville Massachusetts home. She had operated a beauty shop in Bath with her sister Rosalys Kondos. Funeral services were held at St Catherine's church in Somerville. She was wife of Fred Fotes of Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noella D. Fotes
Noella Desjardins Fotes
Bath
Somervile
Mass
Charles Morse Funeral Services Held Friday
Funeral services for Charles H. Morse were held at 1.30 p m on Friday at the Arthur F Mayo and Son funeral residence. The Rev Dr Oliver W Bell of Wesley Methodist church officiated. Bearers were Stanley Hunter Edward Benson Clarence Freeman and Randall Merry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morse
Charles H. Morse
Arthur F
Farce To Music Captain Applejack Stage Version
A musical adaptation is being prepared of Captain Applejack once seen as a farce on Broadway in 1921. Walter Hackett’s lampoon of cops and robbers becomes a song and dance show with lyrics by Bert Pollock and music by Shura Devorine, arranged by Jonathan Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Captain Applejack
Broadway
Walter Hackett
Jonathan Edwards
Bert Pollock
Shura Devorine
William Greene Hospitalized at Memorial Hospital
William Greene of 112 Academy Street is recorded as a surgical patient at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greene
Academy Street
Memorial Hospital
Turcotte Rites Held for Concord WWI Veteran 71
Funeral services were held for Arthur J. Turcotte 71 of Concord New Hampshire a World War I veteran who died at Veterans hospital Manchester. Born in St Cécile de Bic Quebec he lived in Concord 44 years survived by widow Antoinette two sons Joseph A Bath and Maurice A of Waltham six grandchildren a brother Alphonse Bath two sisters Mrs Claire Langevin and Miss Rose Turcotte Fall River and other relatives Committal at Calvary Cemetery Concord with Concord Post American Legion military detail Walters Funeral Home services preceded by Capital City Barracks WWI veterans ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Turcotte
Concord
N. H
Sacred Heart Church
Veterans’ Hospital
Manchester
St. Cecile de Bic
P. Q
Antoinette
Roy) Turcotte
Joseph A
Bath
Maurice A
Waltham
Mass
Alphonse Turcotte
Claire Langevin
Rose Turcotte
Fall River
Calvary Cemetery
Concord Post
American Legion
Capital City Barracks
Walters Funeral Home
Mrs. Alice Naugler Avery Dies at 63 in Albany Hospital
Mrs. Alice Naugler Avery, 63, of Williamstown Massachusetts, died January 27 in an Albany New York hospital. She was the wife of Maurice W Avery a Williams College professor and Bath native. A former Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate, she worked at the local hospital and later supervised a children's hospital in Montreal. She is survived by her husband and Maurice E Avery of Bowdoinham. Funeral service held Thursday at Williams College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Avery
Alice Naugler Avery
Williamstown
Mass
Albany
N. Y
Bath
Williams College
Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Avery
B. MH. Nurses Almewave Association
Albert L Swearingen Dies Suddenly At Home In Hambleton W Va
Albert Lee Swearingen a former Bath resident died suddenly Monday morning at his Hambleton West Virginia home. He lived in Bath 1941 to 1944 worked in the bending floor department at Bath Iron Works. Survivors include his widow his mother Mrs Charles Swearingen of West Virginia two sons Charles and John of Bath one daughter Mrs James Howard of Marlington West Virginia and eight grandchildren. Funeral was held Wednesday at Greenleafs funeral parlor in Parsons West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lee Swearingen
Bath
Hambleton
W. Va
Swearingen
Bath Iron Works
Charles Swearingen
West Virginia
Charles
John
James Howard
Marlington
Greenleaf
Parsons
Death of C. Clinton Farrow in Northwood NH
The Bath area mourns C. Clinton Farrow who died Thursday at his Northwood home. He ran the C. C. Farrow company distributing heavy machinery to local industries for ten years. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church Northwood. Steward and Pinkham funeral directors arranged the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
C. Clinton Farrow
Northwood
N. H
Farrow
C. C. Farrow
First Baptist Church
Steward and Pinkham
Crossword clues and cryptoquote quote from King Features Syndicate
Readable crossword clue list with across and down hints and a cryptoquote puzzle quote attributed to Coleridge. Includes many boxed word definitions, theme notes, and publication credit.
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Coleridge
King Features Syndicate
Tne
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Sculptors of Destiny
Everett D. Stevens
William Harrison
William C. Mains
Presley
University of Maine
Harry H. Heald
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Col. Dummer Sewall
Clarence Preble
Lissa Sue Hopkins
Sylvia Warren
Eugene Butterfield
Georgia Watson
Morse High School
Judy Perry
Bath and Regis College
Miss Watson
Virginia Moore
Orissa Carr
Leila Hutchins
Edgecomb
Leon Kelly
Harry Carr
Ida Pinkham
Ronald Coombs
Michael
Ronald Jr
Ed Clarey
Oak Hill Farm
Bath Ymca
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Maine Heart Association
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