Industry's global reach and Point Four program noted
The article highlights American savings invested in stock, noting widespread U S corporate presence worldwide. It lists Colgate Palmolive Firestone American Home Products Ingersoll Rand and others operating in India Turkey Egypt and more. Standard Oil operates in about 50 nations as part of a worldwide program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
India
Colgate
Palmolive
Firestone Tire & Rubber
American Home Products
Ingersoll Rand
Turkey
American Tobacco
National Cash Register
Mathieson Chemical
Egypt
Anderson, Clayton and
Jersey Standard
Java
Malaya
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
Standard Oil Co
N. J
Russia Begins Metallizing Repair Depots Initiative
The report notes many workers resist innovation preferring spare parts while metallizing, developed before World War II, now reaches Russia. A repair depot director and managers were accused of assaulting supply groups for crankshafts as metallizing gear sits idle for years. where adopted, work is disorganized with little focus on quality or cost reduction.
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Spe
Russia
Greater New York Safety Convention Opens in New York
Ten thousand safety experts will gather in New York for five days starting April 5 to cut the nation's 95,000 annual deaths and nearly 10 million injuries, with economic losses of $8.7 billion. The 24th annual Safety Convention and Exposition, at Hotel Statler, is sponsored by the Greater New York Safety Council and 73 cooperating agencies including the Army, Navy and Atomic Commission. The event will feature 57 meetings covering nearly all industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel Statler
Greater
Seaway project gains support from elder statesmen
A fragmentary report notes elder statesmen backing a St. Lawrence Seaway project. Details are limited but indicate political momentum and regional interest in advancing the waterway development.
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St. Lawrence
Seaway, hydro plans advance amid political shifts
The report notes a 51 to 33 vote approving a long stalled seaway project after years of opposition and spade work by leaders including the President. It references Interior Undersecretary Douglas McKay urging a 597.7 million dollar start on the Upper Colorado Reclamation Project benefiting Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico, with most regional senators voting yes. Maine's two Senators supported a 3 million dollar Passamaquoddy Bay hydro survey after a fast Senate committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Dirksen
Douglas McKay
Colorado River
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Canada
Senate Foreign
Hartleb Pleads Innocent then Guilty in Municipal Court
Arthur Hartleb, 29, of 21 Cratyon Road, pleaded innocent to drunken driving but pleaded guilty after a hearing. He was fined 100 dollars plus 16.16 in costs or 60 days in jail and appealed to Sagadahoc Superior Court with sureties for June term. Gecee 21 of the Brunswick Naval Air Station pleaded guilty to parking too close to the South and High streets corner and paid 5 dollars in fines plus 5.70 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Arthur Hartleb
Cratyon Road
Bath
Hartleb
Sagadahoc
Dr Bates Praises Yugoslavia Italy Switzerland Tour
Dr Bates delivers an engaging talk praising American aid and Yugoslavia's independence while noting Tito as a leading personality alongside Eisenhower. The delegation met many dignitaries in Italy and Genoa, observed Switzerland's neutrality, and described compulsory military training as a factor in Swiss defense.
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America
Mr. Bates
Tito
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Italy
Bates
Genoa
Switzerland
United States
Health report lists measles mumps in Sagadahoc county
The communicable disease report for Sagadahoc County for the week ending Jan 30 from Maine Health and Welfare shows Bowdoinham with three measles and three mumps cases. Richmond reports four mumps, Topsham one mumps, while both have two chickenpox and one streptococcal nasopharyngitis.
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Sagadahoc
State of
Pottle Family Attends Bath Burial in Maine
Mr and Mrs Herbert Pottle and Mrs Leonard Pottle with Miss Gladys Pottle and Mr and Mrs William Drucin of Quincy Mass. Sunday in Bath as they accompanied their mother Katherine Pottle of Quincy to Oak Grove Cemetery for burial. They visited briefly with Pottle sister Mrs Lin Ra Feero of Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pottle
Leonard Pottle
Gladys Pottle
William Drucin
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Katherine Pottle
Oak Grove
Pottle
Lin- Ra Feero
Phippsburg
McClure Presses Bid for First Maine District Nominations
Political analysis notes Executive Councillor J Horace McClure of Bath may pursue the Republican nomination for Congress from Maine's First District though no official confirmation has been issued. It contrasts incumbent Robert Hale's stable vote, Cumberland County dynamics, and potential veteran and labor support shaping a tough contest.
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McClure
Robert Hale
Portland
Hale
Cumberland County
Frederick Allen
Maine Public Utilities Commission
Augusta
Cross
Allen
P.U.C
Executive Council
Horace
Labor
Bath Teachers Institute Focuses on Child Needs and Health
Bath teachers convened an institute stressing vocabulary development for student job and education readiness. Elmo Hall of Bangor discussed emotional needs of children, stability, the three A's affections achievements acceptance, and handling fear. Dr. John F. Dougherty emphasized guidance to good health, signs of illness, and seeking medical input.
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Maine
Elmo Hall
Bangor
Hall
Bath School
John F. Dougherty
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Dougherty
Morse High School Faculty Members Lauded
The panel includes Dr. John Gilmore Elmo Hall Nathan W Watr son and Mrs Ruth Wilson of Morse High School faculty as part of a local recognition event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilmore
Elmo Hall
Nathan W. Watrson
Ruth Wilson
Morse High School
Two City Housing Projects Report Outlays and Staffing
The two Lambert Park and Hyde Park Terrace projects serve 305 youngsters including 159 girls and 146 boys five years and under. An Executive Director with a secretary and an account clerk oversees administration. one housing manager serves both sites. For six months in fiscal year 1954 ending Dec 31, 1953 income reached $130,953.18 with expenses $110,140.43, net $20,812.75. Taxes paid to Bath totaled $46,763.77 and $24,864.52 went to the Public Housing Administration as rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Park
Hyde Park Terrace
Lewiston Man Convicted for Speeding in Richmond Case
James B. Longley of Lewiston pleaded innocent to speeding 95 mph on Route 201 at Richmond but found guilty after a brief hearing. He was fined 15 dollars plus 10.10 dollars costs, appealed to the June term of Sagadahoc Superior Court, and posted 100 dollars sureties. Three intoxication cases yielded guilty pleas and suspended fines of 5 dollars and 6.60 dollars costs, then placed on file. Also noted are birth of Diana Beth Lunt at Murphy Army hospital and visits between Swampscott Massachusetts residents and family in Lewiston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
James B. Longley
Lewiston
Richmond
Sagadahoc
Deering
Admiral Gillette wins Delray fishing trophy catch
Admiral Claude S. Gillette, retired USN, shown with two dolphin caught on Capt. Harold Lyman’s boat Britches at Boynton Inlet Florida. He entered the catch in the Delray Beach Fishing Tournament run by the Junior Chamber of Commerce while vacationing with Mrs. Gillette enjoying Florida sports weather.
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Claude S. Gillette
USN
Harold Lyman
Britches
Boynton Inlet
Fla
Delray Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Gillette
Florida
Premier Morse fan home from England in Bath
Bath observer Al fred J. Back, premier Morse High sports fan, returned from England after mid-December visit. He arrived in Bath Tuesday morning after a sea voyage and journey from New York, hoping Morse would avenge an earlier loss to South Portland in the Morse gym.
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Bath
Alfred J. Back
Morse High
South Portland High
Morse
Mr. Back
England
New York
Old Country
Maine
Portland
Genesta Chapter Honors Matrons at Friday Night Meeting
Genesta members expressed warm appreciation for the honored associate matrons present and the remembrances from the chapter. A spirited program followed by Rev. C. L. Campbell with remarks on life and Europe, a banquet, and a swap party planned for Feb. 19.
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Evelyn Wyman
Genesta
Helen Fox
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Ella Erskine
Garrison Hill
Wiscasset
Hazel McPenney
Crystal
Damariscotta
Ethel Luke
Crescent
East Boothbay
Carrie Fowler
Pioneer
Lisbon Falls
Margaret Duncan
Mt. Olivet
Lewiston
Clara Mitchell
Pine Cone
Auburn
Dorothy Brown
Casco
Freeport
Virginia Brown
Winneganee
Yarmouth
Jennie Heath
Electa
Bowdoinham
Delphine Pureen
Marion
Gardiner
Elsie Crimmin
Queen Esther
Hallowell
Winifred DeMerritt
Iona
Portland
Dorothea Thompson
Deerin
Winifred Bowie
Rev. Campbell
Germ
Europe
Eleanor Merchant
Athena Gillespie
Villa Baach
Nellie D’ar- Ferralyn Robbins
Dorothy Morse
Lulu Lemont
Margaret McKellar
Martha’ Ber Gaynell Taber
Ruth Freeman
Silver Anniversary of Popular Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A Higgins of 1311 High Street quietly celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Tuesday. Higgins works as a moulder at Torrey Roller Bushing Works. Thelma Smith Higgins, of Richmond, is the former bride. They have three children Robert David and Beverly Grant, all living in Bath. They were married February 9 1929 at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. William Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Higgins
High Street
Higgins
Torrey Roller Bushing
Thelma Smith
Richmond
Charles Smith
Bath
Robert
David
Beverly Grant
Mr. Higgins
Arthur Higgins
M Harward Street
William Wood
Beacon Street Methodist Church
City Council Considers Cemetery and Vehicle Budgets
City departments report monthly activity including four Oak Grove burials and six vault entombments, snow removal costs, and insulation upgrades. Health notes 43 communicable cases while welfare aid rose to 44 new cases, and bids show American Oil Co. as low tire supplier with substantial discounts. City Manager Nathan C. White signs the report.
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Cemetery and Park Department
Oak Grove
Highway and Sewer Department
Health and Sanitation Department
Deartment
Theighway Department
American Ol Co
Nathan C. White
Roderick Heads Pocahontas Council at Hockomock meeting
Mildred Roderick was elected head of Pocahontas Council at a Hockomock Council meeting. The ceremony honored outgoing Pocahontas and noted gifts to district leaders and ritual items. A covered dish supper followed the session in the dining room.
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Hockomock Council
Mildred Roderick
Pocahontas Council
Stomwall Fosabosie
Lorraine
Ratridt
Ruth
Bath
Cromwell
Roderick
F Delienteliser
Ada King
Margaret DeMerchant
Nie Wilson
Pearl Barter
Martin
Lee Cousins
Norton
Fina Hobbs
Anna Hanson
Arthur Tt
Forest
Asenith Igett
Trask
Lorra Cromwell
Efforts to Solve Mess Over Fecal Pollution Testing
The passage notes methods to determine fecal pollution are unrealistic and inadequate for danger level assessment. It cites water testing failures to distinguish fecal from non fecal pollution and improper, unvalidated use on soft shell clams. Original shellfish work focused on oysters.
Local towns plan house to house canvasses in Sagadahoc county
In Sagadahoc county, multiple communities announce planned house to house canvasses for February 14. Volunteers and officials from the American Legion and local civic groups say they will conduct canvassing, place plastic hearts in stores and schools, and distribute special gifts letters.
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Sagadahoc
Topsham
Arnold C. King
Richmond
Maurice A. Pashard
American Legion
Harry W. Thebeau
Arrowsie
Raymond Ainsworth
Woolwich
Clarence Tanner
Georgetown
Five Islands
Alfred Rowe
Iburg
Mark Harsh
Aing
Gifford Family Veterans Remembrance Notes
Friends of Mr and Mrs Harry Gifford of South Weymouth recall their wartime life after World War II. The Giffords lived at the Della Nae homestead on upper Washington Street until Mr Gifford served with the armed forces.
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Harry Gifford
South Weymouth
Ial
Ford
Della Nae
Upper
Washington Street
Gifford
Crossword Across Clues From A Dense Grid
A cryptic style crossword list presents clues for across and down entries. The page assembles terms for mince merganser quench cavities unit of length a meal personal pronoun crest of a wave toward go Norse god birds as a class boy s name Scand dry stalk of grain prison compartments naut dialect used in Buddhist scriptures military assistant a son of Adam young girl Scot south latitude abbr mimics sodium symbol Australian opera singer poss English statesman extents of canvas oe Shosho nean Indians Answer consumes mountain defile ignited cushion frozen water international language
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Naut
Adam
Sodium
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Clayton Knowles
New York Times
DR. Bates
Health Report
Congressman Hale
Bailiwick
Forrest C. Legard
Herbert T. Caverly
Louis O. Couture
Converse G. Fenn
Caverly
Legard
Couture
Fenn
Register of Probate
Lillian H. Heal
J. Horace McClure
Heal
Frank W. Thompson
Council
Stanley R. Hunter
Hunter
Ers
Diana Beth
William Lunt
Swampscott
Murphy Army Hospital
Waltham, Mass
Lunt
Ruth Coombs
Noble Snowden
Jonesboro
Mrs. Albert Whitney
Center Street
A. J. Back
Morse-Caper Tilt
Legion
Pocahontas
Noah
Guido
Tao
Kzua
Oublz
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Lenici
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