Farewell to Controls in U S Economic Policy Era
The piece argues that free market forces of supply and demand should guide inflation combat, criticizing government price controls. It explains how ceilings or floors distort egg markets, cause shortages or surpluses, and necessitate artificial demand measures. It notes President Eisenhower’s move to lift some controls and cites impending expiration of wartime price and wage restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenner
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Decontrol winds stir wage, price fears in 1946 bid
The decontrol move sparks anxiety over rising wages and prices though early reports show deflationary effects in the initial ten days. A New Deal aligned York paper ran a large headline. union officials and government technicians weigh the one shot windfalls and retroactive pay questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Market Prices Ease as Fed Hopes Weigh on Stocks
Prices in primary markets drift lower for meat animals and grains as cottonseed meal remains $3 below last year. Cotton steadies slightly above seasonal lows while New York Stock Exchange prices fall reluctantly, balancing hopes of prosperity with fears of reduced activity and higher rates in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Varied cases heard in Bath Municipal Court
A Bath woman and an East Brunswick woman were arraigned on lewd and lascivious behavior, found guilty, and sent to Friday for sentencing with $25 recognizance. The raid on Dummer Street yielded five men. the other woman was arrested at Middle Street. Andrew E. Rowe paid $50 and $4.70 costs for reckless driving. Oshar Garrett paid $100 and $7.20 for drunken driving. license charges filed. Fred Cressey was found innocent of illegal parking. A Bath juvenile received a year probation for car taking. Two Brunswick Naval Air Station men faced auto violations. Herbert E. Pichon guilty of reckless driving, $25 and $4.70. Sylvan L. Cavitt guilty of failing to stop, $10 and $4.70. State Trooper William Knox was the complainant. A Bath man paid $5 and $4.70 for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
East Brunswick
Dummer Street
Middle Street
Andrew E. Rowe
Five Islands
Center Street
Oshar Garrett
Providence
R. I
Garrett
Fred Cressey
Gardiner R. Deering
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Herbert E. Pichon
Sylvan L. Cavitt
Topsham
William Knox
Bath Municipal Court
Boys Take Crack At Safe In Portland Oregon
Two young boys aged 9 and 10 tried to break into a sporting goods store safe with hammer and screwdriver in a midnight raid. A 13-year-old allegedly guided the plan from outside, but a store employee caught them before any theft. The episode highlights youth crime and unknown motives in a Portland suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Pussy Willows Signal First Signs of Spring
The first pussy willows of the season were brought to the Independent office from Golwich on Monday. They are a welcome harbinger of spring, according to Petre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golwich
Ae Ae
Petre
Bath Country Club election and plans for season
At a Bath Country Club executive board meeting, Mrs D J Perry was chosen stewardess for the coming season. Twelve manager greens keeper applicants were reviewed with four to be interviewed. final selection expected March 23. Dues notices sent to 186 prospective members. total bills paid and club facilities cleaned. Club opens May 15 and closes Oct 15. Committee chairs named for Membership, Tournament, Course, Club House. English muffins and poached eggs suggested for Sunday breakfast. Also notes on animal family relations and hockey player Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Eee
J. William Sch
D. J. Perry
Perry
Bath Club
Clarence Eaton
John F. Cooke
Leon E. Buck
A. M. Main, Jr
J. F. Cooke
E. R. Andrews
Wines That Do Not Improve With Age
A general statement notes that most wines do not gain qualities with extended aging, contrasting aging potential with varieties that benefit from time in bottle. It emphasizes that drinkability and peak flavor often occur sooner than later for many wines.
Notable Quotes On Leaders In Crisis Times
The passage praises John Paul Jones and Alexander Hamilton as essential figures in America’s darkest and pivotal moments. It emphasizes that in national and transitional periods the country has consistently found the men it needed to guide in crisis and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phul Jones
Alexander Hamilton
America
World Day of Prayer Observed by Bath Women
The women of Bath led a World Day of Prayer service Friday afternoon at Winter Street Church with an Africa theme "Walk As Children of Light" featuring drum calls, songs, and a guest quartet. Participants included Mrs Merritt Shea, Mrs Ralph Taylor, and others, with ushers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Bath
Winter Street
Children of Light
Africa
Merritt Shea
Ralph Taylor
Rudolph McRae
Richard Schaper
Edwin Scammon
Horace P Morse
Merle Niles
Harriet Horne
Jason Merrill
Brenda Hill
J. Parks
A. M. Main, Jr
Macy Whitehead
Divine Redeemer
Louis A. Dole
Horace G. Morse
Donald F. Preble
J. Haviland Torrey
Mrs Susan Leeman Observes Birthday in Open House
Mrs Susan Leeman of 24 Cummings Street celebrated her 87th birthday with an open house on Sunday. Flowers, a decorated cake, and a display of Spring flowers and candles framed the dining room. Her daughter Blanche Locke helped serve, with additional guests including relatives from Bangor Revere Port Clyde Fryeburg Camden and Brunswick greeting her along with Rev Howard Kramer and the church Women’s Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Leeman
Cummings Street
Blanche Locke
Ie Anderson
Revere
Mass
Lewis Chick
Bath
Melvin Mitchell
Betty
Port Clyde
George Young
Loraine
Alice
Fryeburg
Grace Anderson
Camden
Howard Kramer
Beacon Street Church
Kramer
Kirt
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Church of
Former Bath resident illustrator praised in Atlantic review
The Atlantic Monthly highlights Bath artist Beryl Bailey Jones for Mouse Manor. The Beatrix Potter style illustrations and Victorian era detail are praised. Jones, longtime Green Street resident, created vivid pictures while her husband Burton Jones taught at Harvard University Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
Beryl Jones
Ryl Jones
Mouse Manor
Layer cake baking tip on pan spacing
When baking a layered cake, place pans on different rack levels to allow full hot air circulation. This ensures even heat distribution for uniform rising and even crusts across layers.
Central and North into finals of grammar school playoffs
Central and North reached the finals of the Grade School Basketball Championship Tournament after hard Tuesday night wins at the high school gym. Central defeated Dike 36 to 19, while North edged Huse 21 to 18, as bands and majorettes added entertainment and school spirit to the event in the Shipbuilding City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Central
Larry Boardman
High Street
Maurice Clark
Dike
Huse
Cecil Rowland
Morse High
Duncan H. Farrell
Shipbuilding
University of Life to be held again in Bath in April
Duncan McInnes announces the University of Life will run on four Sundays starting April 12 at Winter Street church. The event gathers church members for discussion and inspiration with leaders from Andover Newton, Bates College, and other institutions. William A. Niss is general chairman. March 4 meeting follows the Union Lenten service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McInnes
Greater Bath
University of Life
Winter Street
William A. Niss
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Church
Howard F. Cramer
Beacon Street Church
Ralph H. Card
Lawrence McCurdy
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
George Harding
Herbert Ge
Bath Iron Works Labor Fight Prompts Maine Union Action
The Bath yard conflict centers on the Maine State Federation of Labor backing an AFL bargaining agent. An AFL driven resolution drafted by International Representative Alonzo F. Young aims to keep work for Maine people in Maine shipyards as Grover Lodge supports collective bargaining for Bath iron workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Federation of Labor
Bath Iron Works
AFL
Bath
Maine
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Alonzo F. Young
Grover Lodge
Bath Iron Workers
Prune Size Conversions for Dessert Whip
A quick note: 444 ounce prunes yield a half cup while an 8 ounce package yields one cup for dessert whip. This helps with precise measuring when using strained or junior baby prunes in recipes.
Canary Islands Name Tied to Early Dog Figures
The name Canary Islands derives from large dogs described as canis on the islands in ancient times, tying the archipelago’s label to these early canine figures.
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Canary Islands
Dwight W Pierce to Lead Red Cross Drive
Dwight W Pierce a prominent real estate and insurance figure will head the 1953 Red Cross drive in the area. The report notes local leaders and volunteers including Mrs Melvin Henderson as house to house chair, Ronald Oulton a Korean veteran, Emerson Wye president of the National Red Cross Council, and Ellen Jones Red Cross Field Representative for Southern Maine. A brief program covered goals and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Wee
American Red Cross
Red Oer
Ars En
Erica Mustes
Melvin Henderson
Ronald Oulton
Emerson Wye
National Red Cross Council
Ellen Jones
Red Cross
Maine
Jones
Acoustical Ceiling Installed at Bath Savings Institution
The Bath Savings Institution opened with a new acoustical ceiling installed over the long weekend. The 1,600 square foot tile reduces noise and improves efficiency. J H Miller Contractors did the work and N Gratz Jackson Inc completed the facilities. tile supplied by George E Morse and Son. Nine infantry divisions served in World War II in European and Pacific campaigns as citizen-soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Savings Institution
J. H. Miller
N. Gratz Jackson
Taj Mahal Faces Longtime Roof Leak Troubles
The Taj Mahal in India, a royal tomb, has suffered a leaky roof nearly since its 17th century construction. National Geographic Society notes enduring maintenance challenges affect the iconic monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
National Geographic Society
Piacentini Tops Jewett In Portland Bowling Match
Johnny Piacentini defeated Allie Jewett 1003 to 955 in a ten string clash. Piacentini rolled a 119 string and a 120 total for two doubles, while Jewett managed 114 and 90 series pins but could not overcome the early lead. The rematch final ten frames will be bowled next Sunday at Bowlodrome Alleys in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Jewett
Bath
Ted
Johnny Piacentini
Arendaia
Portland
Aecesires
Piacentini
Jewett
Bowlodrome
Blood needed in Korea drives Red Cross appeal
A wartime appeal urges blood donations as realistic war needs rise. Doctors say 21 to 35 day life for new blood and up to 26 pints may be required for a single casualty. Red Cross calls for volunteers to help servicemen. Boston vaudeville show directors were named for March 17 with John Hazen as ticket chairman and other officers listed. Donkey basketball game success noted with proceeds to underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
American Red Cross
Boston
John Hazen
Leslie Shumway
C. Bruce Wright
Arthur Hutchins
Challenges to Tell the Truth in Bath Works NLRB Election
A December 1938 dispute over the NLRB election at Bath Works will be settled in a Friday conference among Bath Tron Works representatives AFL CIO and Frank Irvin NLRB examiner. The meeting aims to finalize election details and related arrangements amid ongoing labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.L.R.B
Bath Tron Works
A.F.L
D.so
Frank Irvin
Crossword Across and Down Clues Puzzle Snippet
A compact list of crossword clues covering across and down entries with multiple theme style hints and several garbled answers. The readable lines show father, run before the wind, poker sta, and other entries, suggesting a puzzle page fragment.
Cryptoquote tutorial shows how to solve codes
The piece explains single letters, word patterns, and substitutions in cryptoquotes. It notes that A represents we, X stands for O, and the method changes daily with different cipher mappings.
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Pussy Willows
Tro Hint
Don (Bones) Raleigh
New York Rangers
Inter Street
Hase
Ores
Northenders
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Avery
G. F.G
Legard
F Simard
F Pinkham
Thayer
Richardson
William N. Niss
Newark
N. J
Navy
International
Dwight W. Pierce
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Savings Institution
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HALE
Ae Bowing
Owling
Chemngion
Johnny Bath Man
Olbvgam Hkiodm—Lipyj
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Europe
Pitt
King Features Syndicate
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