Autograph Hobbyist Captures Sports Luminaries Signatures
Miss Helen M. Moses of 20 Corliss Street collects autographs from famed sports figures and celebrities. Her collection includes Baer Ruth Tunney Wills Moody Grange Gehrig and Tunney among others with aims to add Roosevelt and Lindbergh.
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Helen M. Moses
Corliss Street
Morse High School
Herbert Hoover
Gov. Louis J. Brann
Amelia Earhart
O. O. McIntyre
Alfred E. Smith
Max Baer
Babe Ruth
Gene Tunney
Helen Wills Moody
Barry Wood
Lefty” Grove
Red" Grange
Gar Wood
Ellsworth ‘Vines, Jr
Bobby Jones
Mickey Coch- Trane
Ted Husing
Grantland Rice
Graham McNamee
Lou Gehrig
Glenn Cunningham
T. O. M. Sopwith
Maine
Louis J. Brann
Gov. Brann
Robert Moses
New York State
Mr. Moses
Amelia
New York Yankees
Edwin C. Hill
O. McIintyre
Times
Maxie Baer
Will Rogers
Harvard
Miss Moses
Hunk” Anderson
Elmer Layden
Glenn S. Warner
Bill Cunningham
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Jack Sharkey
William T. Tilden
Gene Venzke
Barney Berlinger
George Simpson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Free toll plan dominates State House hearing
Sagadahoc county legislators back a proposal to waive tolls for bona fide residents who surrender half their excise tax revenue to the state. The Public Utilities Commission heard from supporters led by Senator N. Gratz Jackson and included Bath and Woolwich speakers. A referendum and legal checks on city tax transfers loom as the plan advances.
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Sagadahoc County
Carlton Bridge
N. Gratz Jackson
Public Utilities Commission
State House
Augusta
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Ernest A. Allan
Topsham
Leon Earle Hagan
Georgetown
Wilbur
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Carlton
Albert J. Stearns
Senator Jackson Proposes Maine Electrician Licensing Board
Senator Jackson of Sagadahoc introduced a bill creating a state board to license regulate and supervise electricians in Maine. Representative Allan of Topsham introduced two road repair appropriations for Woolwich and Small Point in Phippsburg. A FERA engineer and a Boston airline representative inspected four potential airport sites in Calais.
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Jackson
Sagadahoc
Maine
Allan
Topsham
Woolwich
Murphy's Corner
Small Point
Phippsburg
Calais
FERA
Paul Meyers
United States Aeronautics Service
Paul Collins
Boston
Speakers fill hearing on free Carlton bridge tolls proposal
At the Jan 16 Public Utilities Commission hearing in the State House 17 spoke about free tolls for Bona Fide residents paying half excise taxes to the state treasury. Attendees included Carlton and Bath officials and local representatives from Georgetown Topsham with limited opposition.
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Public Utilities Commission
State House
Carlton Bridge
Albert J. Stearns
Commission
F. ‘W. Carlton
Woolwich
Carlton Day Reed
Board of Selectmen
Harry Fitch
Duncan McIntosh
John Carter
John G. Reed
Walter W. Swank
Plinnette Allen
Frank A. Hodgdon
Bath
N. Gratz Jackson
Gardiner Couple Claim Longest Record In One Home
George A. Swift and his wife have lived in their Brunswick road house for 78 years, a record for uninterrupted residence. They mark their 55th wedding anniversary on May 5 and have spent their entire married life in the same home.
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George A. Swift
Brunswick Road
Gardiner
Mr. Swift
Mrs. Swift
Plans to Protect Wildlife Attract Wide Attention
In his first annual report as head of the Bureau of Biological Survey J N Darling outlines large emergency funds for waterfowl restoration. About 8 5 million will aid breeding grounds refuges and acquisitions. 2 5 million from a P W A grant finances engineering to improve areas for water fowl use. The drive also combats typhus and includes a major national water fowl survey and new conservation laws.
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J. N
Ding”) Darling
Bureau
Darling
P.W.A
C.W.A
United States Public Health Service
Alabama
Georgia
Texas
United States
Congress
Bureau of Fisheries
Quoddy Tidewater Project Urged as Federal Start
The Quoddy tidewater electric power plan from Eastport to Lubec is urged to begin at once as a federal project. Gov Louis Brann announced a report by the investigating committee that endorsed immediate construction and completion under federal authority after earlier PWA loan denial.
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Louis J. Brann
Roosevelt
Washington
Eastport
Lubec
Public Works Administration
Brann
Harold A. Ickes
Cahill Confirmed for Bath Postmaster by Senate
The Senate unanimously confirmed Charles H. Cahill for Bath postmaster. Cahill, seven time mayor, drew wide Democratic support including a petition with many party names and city committee endorsement. Delivery of his commission is expected promptly after departmental processes.
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Charles H. Cahill
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Bath
Cahill
Democratic City Committee
the Times
Finishing Harvesting Ice at the Mill Pond
Workers cut their usual quantity and secured fine clear ice from 14 to 20 inches thick. Water was higher than ever at the pond due to the new Whiskeag creek dam and recent rains, with no trouble reported.
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