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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1958

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Disqualification Ruling Hits Bath Iron Works Strike Members

Maine Employment Security Commission disqualifies all Bath Works Corp employees who joined the strike of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding, AFL-CIO from unemployment benefits during the November 11 to December 9 dispute. Notices sent to workers including those outside Bath area. appeal process outlined. BIW notified 600 workers to stay off or return to work as actions concluded. Maine Supreme Court had earlier restricted unemployment benefits for strikers.

Aine Employment Security Tmission Bath Works Corp Industrial Union of Rine and Shipbuilding Work of America Afl-Cio Navy Bath N c MESC Augusta BIW Morse High School Maine Supreme Court Walter M. Tapley, Jr Maine Supreme Court Lewiston Textile Workers Union of America

Snowless Weather Lets Bath Highway Dept. Tackle Street Projects

The snowless spell lets the Bath Highway and Sewer Department begin several street jobs not usual for this season. A sidewalk project opposite Junior High on Oak Grove avenue will serve about 150 students and may be done in stages. The department also reports having over half the summer sand stockpile ready for tar sealing, hauled from Pejepscot by city equipment.

Stanley W. Judkins Judis Judkins Highway and Sewer Department North Street Pejepscot

Insulators Shattered By Rifle Fire At Topsham Pole

Central Maine Power crews repaired Pole 360 in Topsham after an insulator was shot, leaving three live wires about 33 000 volts above ground. The incident prompted rapid remote re energizing of the line by Brunswick and Lewiston operators and involved multiple CMP personnel and a state police investigation.

Central Maine Power Company Topsham Lisbon Falls CMP Polo Augusta Brunswick Lewiston Sabattus Hallowell Criminal Investigation Division State Police

Bath City Council A Busy Year in 1957 Accomplishments

The Bath City Council year 1957 saw the naming of Bath's first Municipal Planning Board and the trial of one way downtown traffic, which reverted to two way after consultations. The council bought frontage to widen Front Street, accepted a $5,500 gift for a comprehensive survey, moved to widen streets and reduce bottlenecks, arranged sales of Hyde Park Terrace and Lambert Park, supported home ownership, and opened the new Central Fire Station on High Street.

Bath First Municipal Planning Board Front Street Elm Street Water Street Downtown Redevelopment Committee of Bath Area Central Fire Station High Street

Five Lambert Park Homes Sold to Residents in Phase One

The five Lambert Park dwellings sold by Public Housing Administration to local residents are deeded. Bernard B Var nam of Bath Housing Authority said security deposits were returned. Buyers include Fred H Howard, Frank Butcher, Edmund St Pierre, Judson Luro, and Bradford Belanger, all long-time residents. Hyde Park Terrace sales not yet completed.

Lambert Park Public Housing Administration Hyde Park Terrace Bernard EB. Varnum Bath Housing Authority Fred H. Howard Tower Circle Frank Butcher Denny Road Edmund St. Pierre Heath Lan Judson Luro Bradford B. Belanger PHA Varnum

Bowdoin Player Honored on All Tournament Team

Brad Stover son of Mr and Mrs Elford A Stover of 3 Dummer street Bowdoin College senior and team captain named to the All Saint Michael's Invitational Basketball Tournament team. Dick Willey of Ellsworth also named. St Michael's won the tourney by beating Adelphi 77 57 Bowdoin defeated Williams 74 73 in consolation.

Brad Stover Elford A. Stover Dummerstreet Bowdoin St. Michael St. Michael’s Adelphi Williams

Opera House Aids Battery B in Recruiting Drive

Bath Opera House partners with Battery B of the 708d AAA Battalion Maine National Guard at Bath Armory to recruit 17 to 35 year olds during Friday and Saturday showings of The Invisible Boy. The drive promotes missile defense, summer training, and veteran enlistment with paid drills.

Bath Opera House 708D Aaa Battalion Maine National Guard Bath Armory Pentagon Pacific Outer Space Richard Eyer Opera House

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Weather Accelerates Bath Carlton Overpass Construction

Good weather speeds progress on the $1 298 742 75 Bath Carlton overpass project with about 25 workers east of Washington street and portions west of Washington finished until spring. The Seaboard Engineering Co plans temporary bridges and ramp work with traffic changes via Vine Water streets Lecemun and Route 1.

Washington Street Seaboard Engineering Company of Portland Vine Water Streets Bath Lecemun Highway Carlton Bridge Front Street Brunswick Drake Insurance Agency Treffe

City Manager Commends Police for Enforcement Record

City Manager Stanley W. Judkins commends the Bath Police Department for handling about 60 percent of local court cases in two months. He notes the department’s efficiency given its limited county area and substantial noncourt public safety work. The force also handles state and regional cases. Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky teams have 561 wins and 97 losses in 27 seasons.

Stanley W. Judkins Police Department Edward L. Gaudreau Judkins Bath Municipal Court Sagadahoc Sheriffs Department Kentucky Adolph Frederick Rupp

Contract Signed To Fund Bath Survey Effort In Maine

A Friday Augusta ceremony formalized a contract that allocates 26000 dollars in combined federal state funds for a six‑community physical and economic survey led by Bath. Bath Cumberland Kittery Norway Wiscasset and Yarmouth will participate with Bath contributing about 4000 dollars. Boston planner John Blackwell will oversee the study with results to be reviewed by local planning boards before any town votes.

Augusta Bath Fred A. Clough, Jr Department of Ecnomic Development Maine Cumberland Kittery Norway Wiscasset Yarmouth Stanley W. Judkins Planning Board Edward Sewall, Jr Clough Urban Renewal Administration, Housing and Home Finance Agency Boston John T. Blackwell Downtown Redevelopment Committee Bath Area

Farmers in Sagadahoc Submit Bids for Land Conservation Reserve

Sagadahoc County farmers may submit bids stating annual per acre payments willing to accept to place all eligible cropland in the Conservation Reserve of the Soil Bank. Maine is among four states trialing the bid procedure. bids run until Feb 28 with regular CR program open until April 15, 1958.

Sagadahoe County Conservation Reserve of The Soil Bank E. L. White County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee U. S. Department of Agriculture ASC Maine White U.S. Department of Agriculture

Edson Destroyer to be Launched at Bath Iron Works

The U S S Edson DD946 will launch at Bath Iron Works on Saturday January 4 at 11 4 a m The ceremony honors Maj Gen Merritt A Edson Medal of Honor recipient and former Vermont public safety head The guest list includes Gen Gerald C Thomas Maj Gen Randolph McC Pate Rear Adm John A Snackenberg and the Edson sons The public may attend with BIW workers admitted from 10 45 a m

U.S. S. Edson Bath Iron Works Corp Merritt Austin Edson Vermont Gerald C. Thomas USMC Randolph McC. Pate Marine Corps John A. Snackenberg First Naval District Edson Merritt A. Edson, Jr Herbert R. Edson Valley Forge Marine Raider Solomon Islands BIW

Gainsleys Of Woolwich Win Christmas Home Decorations Contest

Clifton C. Gainsley of Day's Ferry road Woolwich repeats as winner of Bath Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas home decorating contest. Harmon Eliason places second and Paul J. Hart third. Honorable mentions named. prizes donated by Central Maine Power Co.

Gainsleys of Woolwich Clifton C. Gainsley Day's Ferry Road Bath Area Central Maine Power Co Varnum

St Marys Parish Bazaar Scheduled for Feb 14-15

St Marys Parish announces its third annual bazaar to be held February 14 and 15 at the State Armory on Lincoln Street. Mardi Gras themed decorations feature a two day event with a parish supper at Bath High School run by the parish men.

St. Mary’s St. Mary's Parish State Armory Lincoln Street Bath Tunior High School Ralph McInnis Donald Perry Frank Kenyon Gerald B. Rioux Reginald Cyr Anne Perry Margaret Flaherty William Ketchum John McGuire Agnes Sullivan Charles Rich Ralph FE. Milliken Edward Cummings Fred Worden Arthur Prency Lucien Bisson Joseph Marchetti Edward Footer Edward Lee Ernest Rouillard Ernest Avery Paul Boudreau Helen Moses Sophie McPherson Nellie O'Connor Viola Davis George Nugent Lamp Booth George Sarkis Donald Gurney Joseph Wilson Charles Comeau Melvin Comeau Louise Rogers William Bennett Leon Rouillard Donald Hidds Stanley

Bologna Quality Varies Brands to Choose

A note on Bologna quality showing wide variation between brands. Readers are encouraged to pick a preferred brand and savor consistent flavor, texture, and aroma with careful selection.

Candidates Must File Papers By 5 P.M. Saturday

County Clerk Harry E Ring announced that candidates for the February 19 municipal election must file nomination papers by 5 p m Saturday. An officeholder list shows Ward 1 Councilman James W Temple and Board of Education chair C Lloyd Hooker among those who had not filed by noon.

Cty Harry E. Ring James W Temple C. Lloyd Hooker Board of Education Ring Hooker Edward L. Kinder, Jr Grace A. Blair Frank Harvie

Bath Escapes Damage From Dec 26 Storm

Heavy winds and rains hit the Bath area but caused no serious damage. Central Maine Power said no lines were down, police and fire reports were minimal. A metal chimney cover was blown onto High Street, breaking brick and marble. isolated tree limbs fell without damaging property.

Bath Central Maine Power Co High Street Enen

McClure Auto Parts Moves to Woolwich Maine

J Horace McClure announces new location on Day's Ferry Road Woolwich Maine offering used rebuilt and new parts for all makes cars. To be sure save at McClure's.

Day's Ferry Rd Woolwich Mcclure

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