Statesman Borah Dies After Long Senate Service
Senator William E Borah of Idaho died Friday night leaving a legacy as a fighter for principle. An isolationist who opposed entanglements he led Senate Foreign Affairs and helped keep the United States from joining the League of Nations.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
United States
Borah
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Hiram Johnson
California
League of Nations
Senate
Change Labor Day date to boost New England tourism
An appeal urges New England states and tourist-dependent regions to move Labor Day from the first Monday in September to the second or third Monday. Proponents argue the current date shortens the vacation season, reducing revenue for hotels camps garages and related industries and harming summer employment. Publicity bureaus commissions and businesses are urged to rally support across affected states.
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New England
Atlantic
Development Commission
President Roosevelt supports changing Labor Day date
The text argues that Roosevelt sees no danger in changing Thanksgiving and Labor Day dates, claiming the shift would benefit business and both employers and employees. It suggests proving the change to Congress or anyone would justify it.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Maine Mussels Targeted for Market Expansion
The Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries outlines a study with the U S Bureau of Fisheries to market Maine coast mussels. Commissioner Arthur R Greenleaf notes shipments to Washington labs for packing in jelly plain cans chowder and nutritional analysis. If a market grows, fishing jobs and several packing plants could be created.
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Maine
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Arthur R. Greenleaf
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Washington
Greenleaf
Effects of the wars on Maine farm prices
Extension Service and Farm Bureau hold a West Bath meeting at 10 a.m. with D. W. Reed of the University of Maine as speaker and C. L. Eastman assisting. Read more on probable price trends, farm business planning, and making a living wage for operators.
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Maine
Extension Service
West Bath
Grange Hall
D. W. Reed
U. of M
C. L. Eastman
Lewiston
Reed
Hit and Run Driver Injures Bicyclist on Witch Spring Hill
Alden Bailey 16 of West Bath was struck while pushing a bicycle on Witch Spring hill en route to Build Rock bridge road. He was treated at Memorial hospital for severe bruises and discharged the next day. Dr. Jacob Smith attended.
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Witch Spring Hill
Bath-Brunswick Highway
Alden Bailey
Edgar Bailey
West Bath
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Brunswick
Young Baitley
Buil Rock Bridge Road
Jacob Smith
Dr Woods Speaks at Morse High School on Dental Hygiene
Dr Philip Woods director of the division of Dental Hygiene State Department of Health and Welfare spoke at Morse High School sponsored by the American Red Cross and Bailey Evening School. He presented two films on teeth care focusing on diet and dental visits followed by a Q and A session. Elizabeth Waters of the State Department attended with Wallace.
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Philip Woods
Division of Dental Hygiene
State Department of Health and Welfare
Morse High School
American Red Cross and
Bailey Evening School
Woods
Elizabeth Waters
State Department of Health and Wellan
Old Folks Home Holds Annual Meeting in Bath
The Old Folks Home Corporation held its annual meeting at Bath Trust Co. Reports praised staff led by Mrs. Catherine O'Hara as the facility stays solid financially after yearlong property improvements. The board elected Allan Spears as trustee and noted assets largely in United Shoe Machinery Co. stock donated 20 years ago by Thomas G. Plant.
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Old Folks Home Corporation
Bath Trust Co
W. L. Skelton
Catherine O’hara
Thomas G. Plant
Bath
Samuel R. Percy
Allen M. Trish
Frank B. Nichols
William L. Skelton
Daniel T. Dougherty
Allen M. Irish
Rupert H. Baxter
Warren E. Kershner
James O. Lincoln
Rodney FE. Ross
Donald N. Small
Allan Spear
L. Eugene Thebeau
Tardif speaks on Maine Legislature at St Marys Fathers Night
Representative Dominique J. Tardif addressed the Maine Legislature topic during St Marys P T A Fathers Night. A supper followed for about 40 guests with Mrs Lena Fortier winning bridge high and Mrs Katharine Reardon the consolation. Members approved buying a new roller for the school duplicating machine and noted welfare dinners for needy families and glasses purchased for a child. A Maine Council of Catholic Women meeting was announced for January 27 in Portland, with a February 21 follow up in the school. Donations of flowers were sent to Memorial hospital and local shut ins.
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Dominique J. Tardif
St. Mary's P.T.A
Lena Fortier
Katherine Reardon
Sadie Sarkis
Edward B. Hambletts
Rita Durant
Louise Burgess
M. B. Roderick
Marie Hamblett
St. Mary’s School
Welfare Committee
Maine Council of Catholic Women
Hotel Lafayette
Portland
P.I.A
Kennebec Greenhouses
Memorial Hospital
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc Registry
Two week listing shows William S Berry to Bernice Lee on Grove Street Bath and multiple other deeds. Transfers include North Street extension Land on Water Street Front Street and various long lists among Bath Bowdoinham Georgetown and Topsham properties with several named pairs.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
William S. Brrry
Bernice M. Lee
Grove Street
Carrie T. Little
Als
George E. Levyn
Carleton W. Rideout
Alice M. Rideout
North Street
Arnold H. Litt
Herbert C. Litt
Water Street
Nellie M. Brown
Elna A. McGabe
Haskell seeks mayoral nomination again in Bath
Ex Alderman Robert Haskell of Ward 6 announces a second bid for Bath mayoral office. He advocates economy and reducing city debt by $50 000 aiming for the Democratic nomination while open to cross party endorsements and a possible nonpartisan bid if needed. He notes prior Republican support and his past city service. He was defeated by Arthur Sewall after a Democratic nomination.
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Borah
Maine
Sebasco Lodge
Britain
United States
Robert H. Haskel
Haskell
Mr. Haskell
United
Bath
City Hall
Arthur Sewall
Grade Seven Pupils Stage Radio Drama On Benedict Arnold
Grade seven classes from Central Grammar School presented a radio drama about Benedict Arnold under teachers Mrs. Berenice Colby Miss Enid Sawyer and Mrs. Margaret Scott. The performance featured a miniature microphone and script with focus on voice, some action, and a biography read by Frances Callan followed by community singing. Cast included Orlene Grey Rae Marjorie Chase Walter Maass Paulding Forrest Drake Van Wort Ernest Barnes Virginia Andre Paul Johnson Elwyn Chadbourne Smith Rodney Lewis and others.
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Central Grammar School
Berenice Colby
Enid Sawyer
Margaret Scott
Benedict Arnold
Frances Callan
Arnald
Ernest Barnes
Arnold
Virginia Andre Aati Torteae
Os Dels
Paul Johnson McHenfyeens
Elwyn Chadbourne Smith
Rodney Lewis
Municipal Court Hears Bangor Man Plead Guilty on Drink Charge
In a Saturday session Recorder Harold J. Rubin presided. Fred Campbell, 29, Bangor, pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid 5 dollars plus 5 dollars 30 cents costs. He also pled not guilty to carrying a concealed six inch knife, was found guilty, case filed. Knife seized after shoplifting attempt. store owner declined charges. Joseph E. Hunt, Lisbon Falls, held for driving without a license, paid 5 dollars 75 cents costs. State Highway Patrolman Herbert Marriner was the complainant.
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Fred Campbell
Bangor
Campbell
John Foley
Joseph E. Hunt
Lisbon Falls
Herbert Marriner
Nurses' Association Plans Winter Entertainment
Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses' Association held its third quarterly meeting on Thursday evening. A committee led by Mrs Grace Blair and Mrs Verna Bowie will plan an entertainment this winter. Refreshments were served. The fourth meeting is set for April 18 with officer elections for the next year.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Grace A. Blair
Verna Bowie
Ethel Blake
Helen F. Higgins
Estelle K. Thompson
Edith Rich
Margaret McLuer
Jane Haggett
Blair
Nellie McCabe
Josephine Moore
President's Birthday Ball Planned in New Armory
Nate Gold and his orchestra will play the annual President's birthday ball Friday in the new armory. Club Garret and Battery H sponsor this fundraiser for the Warm Springs Foundation. Notables include Senator Sumner Sewall and Mayor Arthur Sewall.
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Nate Gold
New Armory
Club Garret
Battery H
C. A.C
H.D
Warm Springs Foundation
Sumner Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Archibald M. Main
Dominique J.tardif
James W. Temple
Fred D. Hill
Edith E. Mackinnon
Mary H. Cunningham
Garret
Alice M. Mulligan
Rita M. Cummings
Henrietta French
Clarence H. Ayer
C. Marjorie Trott
Girl Scout Leaders Association Meeting Recap
Mrs John Parker hosted the Girl Scout Leaders Association gathering at 106 North Street where reviews on Child Management and Understanding the Adolescent Girl were presented. Council representative Mrs Alfred E Carpenter announced consultants available. next meeting set for February with a Valentine social and covered dish supper.
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John Parker
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
North Street
Jacob Smith
Arthur Bowker
David S. Cogan
James A. Gillies, Jr
Frank Saunders
Alma S. Kirkpatrick
Harry Collins
Bowen Torrey
Linwood F. Carr
Alfred E. Carpenter
Association
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Stanley Hunter
Parker
Carr
Navy Club Meets Thursday Evening in Odd Fellows Hall
Admiral Charles F. Hughes ship, Navy Club of the U S A, opened at eight bells with 14 members. The charter remains open 60 days for Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard veterans to join. Next meeting February 1 will feature a mess call after anchor.
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Charles F. Hughes
Navy Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Barrel of clothing shipped to Finns
Mrs. William B. Campbell of Arrow Sie sent another barrel of clothing to the Finnish Consulate for relief of Finland. Heavy winter wear is needed due to severe cold, including overcoats coats underwear jackets sweaters shoes stockings dresses hats and mittens. Contact Mrs Campbell by phone to donate.
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William B. Campbell
Arrowsie
Finland
Campbell
Preacher Aids Stranded Horse On School Street
A Rockland truck man’s horse shivered in the afternoon cold on School street. A stranger, who had arrived with bundles, paused to place a blanket back on the animal and share a kind smile as the sermon-like scene unfolded.
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Rockland
School Street
Richmond man pleads not guilty in DWI case
Walter James of Richmond was arrested by Marriner in Bowdoinham on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to Saturday January 27.
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Walter James
Richmond
Marriner
Bowdoinham
Bath Box Company Names Officers at Annual Meeting
James A. Gillies Jr was re elected president of Bath Box Co at the annual meeting Friday afternoon New Haven Conn Mrs James A Gillies vice president Judge Arthur J Dunton secretary James A Gillies Jr treasurer and general manager Directors include the officers and Fred W Courser Jr War ner N H Bangor gets coverage in the National Railway Historical Society bulletin which recounts the Bangor Old Town and Milford railroad project its early equipment right of way construction and its role in lumber transport to Bangor for vessel shipment.
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James A. Gillies, Jr
Bath Box Co
James A. Gillies
New Haven
Bangor
National Railway Historical Society of Philadelphia
Bangor, Old Town
Milford
C. of C
Samuel Veazie
Hale Files Candidacy for Congress in Maine 1st District
Hon Robert Hale of Portland former Speaker of the Maine House enters the Republican race for Congress in Maine 1st district. Hale a four term legislator veteran of WWI and a contemporary of James C Oliver and Lowell Mayor George Coe. primary date set for June 17.
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Robert Hale
Portland
Maine House
Clarence Hale
United States District Court
U. S
Frederick Hale
Peremar
Maine
House of Representatives
Majority Now
Hale
James C. Oliver
George C. Coe
Lowell
Talk on Denmark Highlighted by Grace Church Club
Grace Church Men's club met in the parish house with a roast beef supper served by St. Mary's Guild. Carl Severin, an employee of Bath Iron Works, spoke about Denmark's history culture and cooperatives showing photos and silverware. The next meeting will be January 31 with Daniel Williams as committee chair.
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Grace Church Men's Club
St. Mary's Guild
Pres
Edward Sewall
Carl Severin
Severin
Bath Iron Works Corp
Denmark
Daniel Williams
Boxes to Receive Public Contributions
Attractive boxes placed in business district points by Mrs. James W. Nostall as General Canvass chairwoman for the Infantile Paralysis drive. Every cent except the first dime pays for the box. the rest funds the fight, with half staying in the county and half used nationally.
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James W. Nostall
Shipbuilders Amateur Radio Association Meeting in Maine
A Maine group formed the Shipbuilders Amateur Radio Association with 18 members meeting weekly on Tuesday evenings at Ernest J. Robichaud’s radio shop at 65 Center Street. Sessions begin with 30 minutes of code followed by business. equipment includes a 100 watt transmitter and ABC 155 receiver as they build a television set and operate high frequency gear. Editor Esters notes one in five Maine residents obtained a hunting or fishing license last year.
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Shipbuilders Amateur Radio Association
Ernest J. Robichaud
Center Street
Esters
The
Houston Times
Maine
Joint Installation of Knights and Sisters in Lowell and Acadia Lodge
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters and Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias held a joint installation after a turkey supper in Pythian hall. Officers installed included Mrs. Marion Darrah as most excellent chief and Lila Haskell as grand chief. About 80 members attended the ceremony and an entertainment followed.
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Lowell Temple
Nellie Hynes
Arletta Yates
Lila Haskell
Auburn
Daisy Foss
Jennie Sudds
Edith Colby
Topsham
Acadia Lodge
Earl Freeman
Harry Williams
Harry H. Watson
Charles Landers
Frank Danforth
William H. Shea
Donald Wilson
Russell Kenney
Seth Stewart
Charles Dunning
Percy Pratt
Freeport
Vacancies Open in the Marine Corps Recruiting in Maine
Sergeant Roy L. Goulart announces open Marine Corps vacancies for Maine youths aged 18 to 30 with height 64 to 75 inches. Applicants under 21 need parental consent and should contact Portland Recruiting Station at City Hall. Life offers travel, education, and promotion. post office visits provide info. Dunlap commandery Easter Monday ball planned at the State armory March 25 with broad invitations and large attendance expected.
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Roy L. Goulart
U. S. Marine Corps
Portland
Maine
United States Marine Corps
City Hall
Marine Corps
Dunlap Commandery
E. T
New State Armory
Weekly Crossword Buzzle 38 Chinese coir
Crossword clues list with entries 38 through 51 including Chinese coir to Insane. Hints cover actions, objects, and relations like to fish custom streetcar and hammer head. Answers align with common crossword fills and era style clues.
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Mother
Eager
Streetcar
Upon
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Roy T. Woodward
Wilbur FE. Cox
Fannie M Cox
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