Atlas ICBM Explodes After Cape Canaveral Launch
An Atlas missile failed minutes after liftoff at Cape Canaveral on the sixth test flight, exploding during its ballistic coasting phase. Earlier, a February 7 launch misfortune also ended in a self-destruction. Officials offered no cause, while wire reports suggested radio interference from amateur or distant city signals as possible factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Air Force
Associated Press
United Press
Florida
Repeal of Transportation Taxes Urged as Wartime Burden
A House Committee heard testimony that wartime transportation taxes stifle for hire services and burden travelers. Advocates argued repeal would boost revenues from income taxes and reduce discrimination against users relying on transit. World War II era taxes are criticized as outdated and unnecessary today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetane
Isis
Federal meat inspection funding sparks industry concern
Government meat inspection, mandatory for all interstate and foreign ship ments, faces a 1959 budget question with a proposed 17 326 000 dollar appropriation. Insufficient inspectors could disrupt livestock flow and threaten steady meat supplies and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toth
Inspection Service
House
Subcommittee On Agricultural “Appropriations
Retailers Highlight Print Media's Advertising Power
A leading association of retailers notes newspapers remain the prime platform for ads and prestige. The publisher cites newspapers as durable, central to the ad market, and a key weapon in securing advertising dollars across media.
Probate Court Actions Snapshot From Bath Area
February 4 1958 probate session includes wills filed for James E Cameron Roger L Robinson Simon M Stewart Sadie A Fogg George D Adams Thomas R Merrifield and executors appointed. Administrations filed for Rideout Dennett Brown, plus inventories and accounts for Daggett Chaney Pinkham Keyes Luce Lethridge King Hume and others. Bond approvals include Cora M Smith and George E Getchell with administrator roles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elmer Cameron
Bath
Sarah D. Cameron
Roger L. Robinson
Bowdoinham
Helen C. Robinson
Harry S. Morton
Topsham
Alta V. Morton
Simon M. Stewart
Emily C. Stewart
Sadie A. Fogg
The
George T. Dennett
G. Walter Stuart
Ella T. Scammon
D.b.a
Sarah Rideout
Bowdoin
W. Wallace Rideout
Charles H. Brown
Woolwich
Glenwood C Brown
Fred E. Daggett
John L. Jack
Geneva G. Chaney
Brth
Goldie A. Chaney
Guardian
Ernest Pinkham
George Franklin Pirkham
Ralph E. Keyes
Neston Tireschtrechts
Madeleine F. Keyes
Waltham Bank & Trust
GES
Larrabee
Lary W. Horne
Herbert Mansir
Richmond
Philip E. Lamb
Joseph M. Mansir
Arthur H. Mans
Margaret L. Luce
George E. Melvinguerdian
James H. Lethridge
Clifford Lothridge
Robert Lothridge
Mitchell N. King
Fred W. Quimby
Lillian Terrell Hume
Gardiner R. Deering
Cora M. Smith
George E. Getchell
the Bath
S On
Will and estate actions filed in Bath and surrounding towns
February 11 1958 notices show multiple executors administrators and final accounts across Bath Woolwich Phippsburg and Hartford Conn including Roscoe N Given G Lillian Bates Alton P Reed Irvin A Atwood and Glenwood C Brown among others with estates for Wakefield Bates McKay Atwood Mallett Philbrick and Gillespie presented for allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia H. Wakefield
Richmond
Roscoe N. Given
Loring R. Bates
Bath
G. Lillian Bates
James A. McKay
Alton P. Reed
C.t.a
Michael A. Zazzaro
Michael Zazzaro
Hartford
Conn
Frank Zazzaro
James Salvatore
Riverside Trust Co
Maine
Fluate
William E. Dwyer
Fred Dwyer
Howard A. Atwood
Phippsburg
Irvin A. Atwood
Ralph A. Mallett
M. Mallett
Charles H. Brown
Woolwich
Glenwood C. Brown
Harriet Gertrude Philbrick
Willard R. Philbrick
Healing sermon and town notes from Georgetown
Rev Warren Harris preached on the healing of the blind man from John nine at First Baptist Georgetown in a service themed The Miracle Worked The Miracle Challenged and The Miracle Crowned. A Working League meeting was set for March 4 at Miss Belle Healds. Local events include basketball games at the Y between Georgetown central and Phippsburg, a Bath driven oil truck incident, and various visits and family travels among residents of Robinhood Five Islands Bath and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Warren Harris
Jesus
Belle Heald
Georgeton Recreation Center
Bath
Mason Carter
Edwin Golding
Boothbay Harbor
Rooinhood
Robinhood
Ralph Becker
Robert Spear
Gardiner
Central School
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Georgetown N
Five Islands Baptist church to repaint auditorium walls
Work on painting the main auditorium walls at the Five Islands Baptist church began this week with all labor and materials donated. A brief church officers meeting precedes Thursday prayer, and a week of special services is set for March 16. Easter sunrise plans are under Mrs. Harlan Pinkham.
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The
Baptist Church
Orville Rowe
Harlan Pinkham
Franklin S Keclwetter
Stanley
South Gorham
George Gray
Dianna Barter
Bath
Vernon Gravy
William Marr
Rose Wilkens
Liver
Bath Memorial Hospital
Franklin MacNeil
Victor Pinkham
Ronald Pinkham
Georgie Pinkham
Rudolph Pinkham
Navy
Ronald M. Thibodeau
Maynard Thibodeau
Naval Training
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Mabel Harford
Richmond
Thomas Watson
Martha Floyd
Gertrude
Somerville
Mass
Charlene Barter
Harold Pinkham
Page Reelected To Monument Board For Third Term
Donald T. Page of M. H. Page & Son in Bath was re elected to the Monument Builders of America board for a third term at the national convention in Dallas Texas. He represents New England and New York retail monument dealers. The group plans programs to aid cemeteries and expand dealer services to educate the public on memorialization. Page also serves as secretary treasurer of the Memorial Craftsm en of Maine and as president of the New England Monument Dealers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald T. Page
M. H. Page & Son
Bath
Dallas
Tex
Page
New England
New York
The
Memorial Craftsmen of
Maine
New England Monument Dealers Association
Local social visits noted in Sanford and Georgetown Center
Mrs. Raymond Harriman and Miss Ellen Emery of Sanford called on Miss Louise Powers last Saturday. Bob Savage spent part of last week with Terry Davis at Georgetown Center.
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Raymond Harriman
Ellen Emery
Sanford
Louise Powers
Bob Savage
Terry Davis
Georgetown Center
Card of Thanks for condolences in Georgetown Maine
The Standish Heald and Lewis families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards flowers and kind expressions of sympathy during their bereavement. Georgetown Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Standish
Harry Heald
Stanley Lewis
Georgetown
Maine
Stony Owl Spotted Near Navejo Gardens
A two foot long white and dusky brown owl with feathered ears was seen in Bay Point near Navejo gardens. It perched on a tree limb by feeding trays and appeared calm, returning to the river at dusk and morning. Bird books note Arctic natives that migrate south in scarce food years, with this year called owl year.
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Navejo
Arctic
United States
Last Week Scene Reports Local Visits and Illness
The report notes M s Panic a Burnham leaving Augusta with her sister Mrs Arthur Tibbetts and family after her mid term recess. Sherman Campbell Jr a Morse Hish school student in Bath returns home with a heavy cold. Maurice Hinckley and daughter Mrs Alice Safford visit Nav ajo on Wednesday.
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Burnham
Augusta
Arthur Tibbetts
Sherman Camphbell, Jr
Morse Hish School
Bath
Maurice Hinckley
Alice Safford
Signer of Income Tax Forms Is Responsible
District Director Whitney L. Wheeler of the Internal Revenue Service stressed that the signer of a federal income tax return bears responsibility for its accuracy and for proving claims with records. He warned against itinerant preparers, noting many are incompetent and unlikely to be available for audits. Taxpayers should keep records for at least three years after the filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney L. Wheeler
Internal Revenue Service
Wheeler
Coun
Vandalism Repeats At Hyde Memorial Hospital Site
Police report another vandalism incident at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation hospital. Mrs Parker reported the car antenna broken and ground tossed. Prior damage included broken driveway lights and unauthorized vehicles. Chief Gaudreau orders patrol spot checks and vows court action for offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
John Parker
Edward L. Gaudreau
Homan Completes Coast Guard Basic Training Course
Richard A. Homan, fireman apprentice and son of Jesse W. Homan, completes 138 weeks of U S Coast Guard basic training at Cape May New Jersey. He joined last November and will next attend Petty Officers' school at Groton Connecticut for engine man training after graduation. Prior to service, Homan graduated Morse High School and worked for Bath Iron Works.
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Richard A. Woman
Jesse W. Homan
Denny Road
U. S. Coast Guard
Cape May
N. J
Coast Guard
Homan
Uscg Training Station
Groton
Stolen Dump Truck Recovered Near Woolwich
A dump truck stolen from Seaboard Engineering Company during the overpass project was found by a company driver parked by the wick in Woolwich. It had disappeared from Cook's Corner Friday night and was reported missing until Monday morning. No explanation for the vehicle's Moveto spot was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Engineering Company
Cook’s Corner
Mr and Mrs Edward Archer Move to Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Edward Archer of Bangor have recently moved to 1312 Washington Street. Mr Archer is employed at the Bly facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Archer
Bangor
Washington Street
Mr. Archer
The
Bly
Obituary of Nate H. Young Former Augusta Resident
Nate H. Young age 83 died December 31 in Imola California. Born in Auburn he was son of Charles and spouse Lilla Trask Young who died in 1917. Survived by children Harry Young Bath Estella Frances Tampa Chester Young Liberty, a daughter Alice Raynes Bath and son David Young Michigan. Also several grandchildren and three sisters.
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Young
Nate H. Young
Augusta
Imola
Calif
Auburn
Charles Young
Lilla Trask Young
Harry Young
Bath
Estella Frances
Tampa
Fla
Chester Young
Liberty
Alice Raynes
David Young
Michigan
Funeral service for Christoper T. Kelly Saturday mass at St. Marys
Funeral services were held at Leslie C. Shumway funeral home followed by a 9 a.m. mass at St. Marys Roman Catholic Church. Bearers were David Fields Charles Vachon Harold Freeman and Walter Mosher. Interment was at Oak Grove with committal at the grave in spring.
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Christopher T. Kelly
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Francis E. Morrissey
David Fields
Charles Vachon
Harold E. Freeman
Walter L. Mosher
Oak Grove
Carlisle Rites Held for John S Carlisle at Mayo Funeral
Funeral services for John S Carlisle conducted at 1 30 p m Thursday in the Arthur F Mayo Son Funeral Residence with Rev Martin V B Sargent officiating. Bearers were Lloyd Seekins Carl Seekins Albion Flemmings and Edward McKenna entombment at Oak Grove for burial in the family lot in the Spring
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John S. Carlisle
Arthur F. Mayo
Former Bath Boy Faces Life Saving Heart Operation
The 13 year old James Pomerleau, son of Mr and Mrs Julien Pomerleau, now in California, has a hole in his heart. Doctors say only delicate surgery offers a chance to live. without it he will die, possibly by fall. The Los Angeles Mirror News reports the family’s heartbreaking decision.
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Bath
Calif
James Pomerleau
Julien Pomerleau
West Coast
James
Los Angeles Mirror News
West Bath Man, Grange Leader, Civil Defense Aide
West Bath resident noted as master of Topsham grange former president of Past Masters Association and member of West Bath Grange. He has worked on soil conservation for the U S government and belongs to Farm Bureau Fort George Lodge Knights of Pythias Bath Lodge of Elks West Bath Men's Club and county Civil Defense staff. David Kennerson of Portland visits with grandmother Mrs Lillian Kennerson of 7 Palmer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
West Bath
Christopher T. Kelly Dies at 70 in East Brunswick
Christopher Thomas Kelly 70 of East Brunswick died Friday at home after a several month illness. A native of Little River Quebec born December 23 1887 he lived in East Brunswick since 1919. He worked at Texas Company shipyard then ran a poultry business and later welded at Bath Iron Works and Bath Box Co until 1954. He was a member of St Marys Church survived by his widow sister Mary A. Kelly and several relatives.
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Christopher Thomas Kelly
Hardings
East Brunswick
Susannah Kelly
Little River
Quebec
Mathew J
Catherine Duffy Kelly
Texas Company
Bath Iron Works
Bath Box Company
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Mary A. Kelly
Quennnie Kelly
Emile Drelet
Joseph John
Patrick James Keily
Bowdoin Man Urban Small Died in Lewiston Hospital
Urban C Small of Bowdoin aged 60 died suddenly at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston on Saturday while being admitted. Born January 11 1898 at Bowdoin he was son of Wallace and Mary Walsh Small. He worked about 25 years for Great Northern Paper Co. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Crosman Funeral Home Lisbon Falls Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Bowdoin.
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Urban Cornelius Small
Bowdoin
Central
Mrs Julia B Moore dies in Bath at 77
Mrs Julia Brooks Moore 77 of 47 Bath Street Bath dies Tuesday after noon at Bath Memorial hospital. A Bath resident for 50 years she was born August 2 1880 in Edgecomb daughter of Parker and Fannie Dodge. Survived by husband Simon Moore two sons Paul D and Robert S Moore two grandchildren Linda and David Moore and several cousins. Funeral Friday 2 p m Curtis Funeral Home with Revs Sims and Richards officiating. Entombment Oak Grove Highland cemetery Edgecomb in spring.
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Julia Brooks Moore
Bath Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Meore
Edgecomb
Aiugz
Parker and
Fannie Fields Dodge
Simon Mooore
Paul D
Robert S. Moore
Linda
David Moore
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Craig H. Richards
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Highland Cemetery
Crossword puzzle clues from a historical page fragment
A fragmented OCR crossword with numbered clues across and down. Entries include references to places, currency, animals, zodiac, and other common puzzle terms, plus partial solution hints and a Christmas theme segment.
Music Memory Quote From Shelley In Cryptoquote Style
A cryptogram reads MUSIC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE VIBRATES IN THE MEMORY Shelley quotes reveal how a line in verse lingers in the mind after listening. The note mentions King Features Syndicate distributing the puzzle series.
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Shelley
King Features Syndicate
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Lars Teeter
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Ra'anh Becker
Boston
Siefrid Carlstroms
Waltham
Bath Memorial Hoenital
Eric
William Plummer 3d
Five Islands
Williains
Plummer
Oliver W. Bell
Rath
Alfred Hempstead
Methodist Church
Carroll Powers
George Laskey
Eugene Reynolds
Alex Cunningham
Cleon Powers
Linwood Wright
Stan Blanchard
Cumberland
Frank Carlton
Arrewsic
Channing Penley
Middledyke Farm
Lawrence Cloutier
Ralph Davis
Jack Calabrese
Medford
Robinhoood Tea Room
Roland E. Peterson
Arrowsie
Robert FE. Powers
Gorham Teachers’ College
George Powers
R Binhood
George Harvey Powers
Thomaston
Hyde Memorial Hospital
C. T. Kelly Funeral
West Bath Man
David Kennerson
Portland
Lillian Kennerson
Palmer Street
C. Small
Julia B. Moore
Acruss
Island
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Erie
Ontario
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Glitter
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S. A
Manila
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Queer
A Charitable Trust
Measure of
Young Horse
Twisted
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