Shipping Outlook Recounts New Vessels Under Bureau Class
The American Bureau of Shipping notes 2,734,896 gross tons in 568 vessels either under construction or contracted for class with the Bureau, a 170 percent rise from last year. Foreign yards add 2,755,000 tons across 579 vessels, plus 55 more ships completed in 1951, led by the Giulio Cesare passenger liner.
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Great Lakes
Bune
Bureau
BEE Medinets
American Bureau of Shipping
Acelin
Bureau Class
Japan
Trieste
Italy
Spain
Canada
Holland
American Bureau of Shipping Classification
United Kingdom
France
Belgium
Germany
Mexico
Brazil
Pakistan
A Code of Living Boy Scout Week Marks 42nd Birthday
The article notes rising major crimes and a weakening moral fiber in America while highlighting the Boy Scouts of America's 42nd birthday during Boy Scout Week from February 6 to February 12. It frames Scouting as a force shaping youth during a period of social concern.
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America
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Oath Emphasizes Duty Liberty and Forward Spirit
The speech recalls the Scout Oath and American heritage urging duty to God and country, respect for law, voting when of age, and equality. It notes over nineteen million youths influenced since 1910 and 80,000 active units, praising Scouting as a national asset and urging continued success.
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United States of America
America
Liberty
City Council votes to block projects and honor city manager
The Bath City Council blocks Kelley field funding and cemetery spaces while preparing an ordinance on keeping house trailers. Members praise City Manager Ralph Mittendorf for four years of service and announce his resignation with best wishes for the future.
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Kelley Field
Ross
Mittendorf
Ralph Mittendorf
Bath
Fire on a car motor douses flames on Vine Street
Firefighters responded to a Saturday evening blaze around a car motor on Vine Street. Engine 4 and foam from a nearby gas station extinguished the fire with only minor damage reported.
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Vine Street
Bath Man Pleads Guilty in Municipal Court
A Bath man pleaded guilty at Bath municipal court to a charge with costs assessed. An Augusta woman faced a non support case and her hearing was continued to Wednesday.
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Bath
Bath Municipal Court
Augusta
Civic race and candidates grapple with housing and budget issues
Local political forum invites seven mayoral candidates to answer major questions on school housing, state property tax relief, city employee pay, and tax rates. Gubernatorial hopefuls from both parties visit Bath area. Cross and Hussey show growing organization while Bishop seeks support.
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the Times
Bath
United States
Maine Young Republicans Plan Lewiston Convention Meet
Maynard Carleton and George M Carlton Jr discuss Maine Young Republican convention Lewiston Feb 29 March 1 with Lewiston Auburn hosts. Sagadahoc club members attend Augusta meeting and plan Bangor luncheon at the Bangor House while Cummings stance remains uncertain.
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Maynard Carleton
West Bath
George M. Carlton, Jr
Bath
Kie Chon Council of
Young Republican Clubs
Augusta House
Augusta
Maine
Lewiston
Lewiston-Auburn
Bangor
Bangor House
Carleton
Carlton
Sagadahoc
Young Republican Club
Democratic Club to Convene at University of Maine
A Democratic club at the University of Maine plans its first meeting on February date and features G. F. Davis Clark as a Democratic National figure or speaker among initial organizers.
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University of Maine
F. Davis Clark
Rumors Tie Taft Cross Support to Ohioan Bid for Governor
County whispers claim Taft backers back Cross for governor while Senate president Cross gains county party aid. Democrats plan to field candidates for most offices after Bath municipal election, with a rumored Democratic sheriff hopeful seen as a recent outsider active in state circles.
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Taft-Cross
Taft
Cross
Ohioan
Senate
Bath
Phi Kappa Delta Club Meets Wednesday
The Phi Kappa Delta club met at the Bath Community Center with Mrs. John Greve presiding. Discussion covered a forthcoming food sale and transportation for articles, with contact to Mrs. L J Preney. Refreshments were served. list of attendees includes Mrs. Footer Varney Libby Smart La Rochelle Greve Sylvester Ketchum Hart Steen Young Footer Traf ton Teasdale and others.
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Phi Kappa Delta Club
Bath Community Center
John Greve
L. J. Preney
Hilton Libby
Morris Smart
James Footer
Malcolm Varney
Ann la Rochelle
Donald Sylvester
William Ketchum
Joseph Hart
Aubrey Steen, Jr
James Young
Blaine Trafton
Harry Teasdale
Sally Footer
Bath man fined in municipal court for drain? not clear
The report notes a Bath man charged and found guilty in municipal court on Thursday morning with a $10 fine and $5.15 costs. in default, 30 days in jail at Auail ie. Frank L. Moriarty cited as complainant. The piece also mentions Mennonite farmers migrating from Europe and Canada to the Paraguayan Chaco.
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Bath
Deering
Baygent
Auail Ie
Frank L. Moriarty
Service Members From Local Area Head Home or Transfer
Cpl. Gerald Clough U S Air Force returning from Korea after 18 months of service. He left Korea January 20 and boards for San Francisco from Japan on January 28. He is known as Jerry to local friends and has spent most of his service in Korea. Navy men James W Worden and Clarence O Irish assigned to Bainbridge and aboard U S S Bailey respectively, plan education or Mediterranean cruise returns. Burton W Smith of Patuxent River awaits orders to attend Enginemen school at Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
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Cummings
Charles F. Cummings
Charlie
Georgetown
Cpl
Gerald Clough
U. S. Air Force
5Th Air Force
Korea
George Clough
Woolwich
Korrea
Japan
San Francisco
Calif
Clough
Jerry
James W. Worden
U.S. Navy
Bainbridge
Bill
Frederick J. Worden
Washington Street
Clarence O. Irish
U. S. Navy
Wilder B. Irish
U. S. S. Bailey
United States
Newport
R. I
Burton W. Smith
Patuxent River Air Base
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ill
Smith
Raymond A. Smith
High Street
Rainbow Installation Recognizes New Eastern Star Officers
The Rainbow assembly installed new officers led by Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Bowers with Past Worthy Advisors Chappell Boyland and Hilda Bowers honored. Families attended as bouquets and gavels were presented, the group sang the Rainbow song, then enjoyed a social hour and dancing.
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John Gillespie
Elwood Hathorne
Russell Merchant
Burleigh McKay
Waldo Brooks
Donald Page
Manuel Bowers
Alice Stilphen
Zylpha Richardson
Herbert Morse
Percy Marks
Woodsbury Bailey
Roy Lawrence
Mrs. Morse
Ee Ee Caton
Martha Wood
Sally Caton
Marion Smith
Rena Legard
Florence Fullerton
Frieda Legard
Betty Newell
Jean McKay
Joan Mallett
Anita Deering
Eleanor Marks
Jacqueline Chappell Boyland
Miss Brooks
Brooks
Hilda Bowers
Victor Lonn
Order of DeMolay
Anita Bagdikian
Frances Marks
Lila May Richmond
Measles Confine Local School Children
Miss Martha Lee Ringer daughter of Lt Com and Mrs Val W Ringer Green street is confined to her home by measles. Miss Barbara Haynes daughter of Mr and Mrs Linwood Haynes Green street and Miss Cheryl Wetherbee daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Fee 39 Allen street also stay home with measles. Cheryl is in second grade at Huse Memorial school.
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Martha Lee Ringer
Val W. Ringer
Green Street
Barbara Haynes
Linwood Haynes
North Primary School
Cheryl Wetherbee
Leonard Fee
Allen Street
Cheryl
Huse Memorial School
Veterans seek broad help for old and current wars
A meeting noted a great need for government aid for veterans from past and present conflicts. Col Stoddard cited 140000 veterans needing medical access and warned many families are affected. Plans for a new GI bill were discussed with VA officials and local guests in attendance.
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Eee
Sistration
Stoddard
Ione
Col. Stoddard
Washington
Sailip B. Hayes
Veteran's Administration
Togus
Lion Merle L. Oakes
Rockland
Norman Wetherington
Lion Nelson Foss
Two-area state organization created for Maine telephone growth
Maine announces a new two-area operating unit with Western Area in Portland and Eastern Area in Bangor. The move allows more local decision making while preserving the Maine general manager and state offices in Portland. The change rearranges responsibilities without increasing supervisory staff.
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Maine
Scott A. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Portland
Bangor
Kitchen Shower for Mrs. Josephine Alberts
Mrs. Josephine Alberts received a kitchen shower Tuesday at her sister in law Mrs. Sherman Mitchells home in Dummer street. Decorations featured blue and white crepe paper and an umbrella centerpiece. A Who Am I quiz crowned Mrs. Wallace Jones as top winner. Refreshments followed with hostess Mrs. Sherman Mitchell aided by Mrs. Marshall Browne and Mrs. Henry Alberts.
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Josephine Alberts
Sherman Mitchell
Dummer Street
Wallace Jones
Marshall Browne
Henry Alberts
Alberts
Josephine Jones
Laura Browne
Doris Bates
Louise Berenson
Nellie Hynes
Dahonie Cushing
Eva Cluche
Power shortage hits Woolwich and area for an hour
A blown fuse at the Nequasset sub station caused a power outage lasting about an hour on Wednesday around supper time. The three phase line lost one phase, reducing illumination and forcing residents to eat by candlelight.
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Woolwich
Arrowsic
Nequasset
Cub Scouts Awarded Pins and Badges at Pack Meeting
Cub Scouts received Cub pins and Gold Arrow points for Leigh Bailey Clifford Goodwin Stephen Singer James Cole Clinton Norton John Fred Johnson Harry Turner David Powell and others in Wolf and Bear ranks. Duane Fraser earned the Webelos Badge. The event included attendance awards and upcoming Scout events at Morse High School Central Church and Jackson Electrical Shop with notes on signaling Morse code and ride-alongs. Girl Scout Leaders Association planned a meeting and Brownies and Girl Scouts held wing ceremonies and badge work at Hyde Park and Corliss Street vestries with pledges and Good Night songs.
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Cubbin
Den 1
Wolf Bank
Leigh Bailey
Aig Ae
Clifford Goodwin
Shaw
Stephen Singer
James Cole
Clinton Norton
John Fred Johnson
Harry Turner
Charles King
David Powell
Larry Garside
Dennis ‘Scott
Leon Doyle
David Wallace
Kenneth Poole
Colm Carey
Bruce Fortier
Roger Upham
Fred Johnson
David Kenney
Harry McCaffrey
Duane Fraser
Weblés
Jackson Electrical Shop
Morse Hi School
Central Church Parish House
Te 'Uenee
Don Kenney
Freeman Ralph Card
Amenue
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Winter Street Vestry
Oak Leaf Brownies
Hyde Park
Jewell Flint
Patricia Hill
Nan Fuller
Carol Ann Witham
Donald Freeman
Brownie Promise
Smile Ros
Mary Parshley
Richardson
Sterling Bible Class
Pine Tree Troop
Crossword Code Puzzle With Varied Wordplay Hints
A dated crossword style puzzle presents clues for across and down entries with wordplay on letter substitutions. It notes one letter stands for another with shifting code letters daily and references classic word lengths, repeated letters, and interwoven goddess-themed clues.
Use a lint-free towel for drying when possible
Guidance suggests opting for a lint-free towel to dry surfaces or hands whenever feasible. The emphasis is on minimizing lint residue and preserving cleanliness in drying tasks.
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