Reach For A Dollar Instead Of A Brick Crusade for Freedom urges truth dollars
A plea urges Americans to support Radio Free Europe and Free Europe Press with Truth dollars. The message frames moral force over violence and links 70 million captive Eastern Europeans to broadcasts and miniature newspapers aiding resistance to Soviet influence. It calls for continued funding and participation in the Crusade for Freedom.
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East 46Th St
New York
N. Y
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
Free Europe Press
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Moscow
Free World
West
Kremlin
Europe
Immigrant Environment Tied to Lung Cancer in New Zealand
A five year cancer study in New Zealand finds immigrants from Britain to be 30 percent more likely to die from lung cancer than natives. Researchers note native and immigrant groups share genetics, but exposure to British smoke environments earlier in life may influence risk. The Lancet reports that longer exposure to the prior environment correlates with higher lung cancer rates.
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New Zealand
British Isles
New
Wales
Eastcott
Britain
The
Lancet
Great Britain
The Value of a Human Body in Atomic Age Figures
A fossilized remark on the body’s worth cites that atoms in an average person store over 11 million kilowatt hours per pound, translating to about 85.5 billion dollars per person in the atomic age.
Bath Rotary Club Hosts Kenneth Francisco on Plastics Film
The Bath Rotary Club heard Kenneth Francisco speak on plastics at Tuesday’s meeting and view ed a film Flight to the Future showing progress and potential uses in the industry. Guests included visiting Rotarians from Lewiston Portland and Brunswick, Morse High student Jack Henderson assisted with the film, and four Bath Junior High eighth grade boys attended.
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Bath Rotary Club
Kenneth Francisco
Lynn M. Bussey
Harold L. Colbeth
Brunswick Club
Howard Jones
Lewiston
George Goodall
Portland
Bill Clement
Jack Henderson
Morse High School
Ken Francisco
Bath Junior High School
Adriel Mason
Denny Road
Donald Logan
Dean McDougal
Oak Street
Gilbert Mar
Cage Chree
Municipal Court hears multiple drunk driving cases
In Municipal Court Judge Tudge Gardiner R Deering heard three cases Thursday. John N Fernandez 18 of Brunswick Naval Air Station pled guilty to drunken driving and driving without a license on Route 196 Topsham with fines 190 dollars and 5 70 costs. another charge was filed. James Lyons 37 of 8 Maple street was fined 10 dollars plus 5 70 costs for driving without a license on Lin enjn street. An intoxication case had one respondent plead guilty and fined 5 dollars plus 5 70 costs.
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Tudge Gardiner R. Deering
John N. Fernandez
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Topsham
Fernandez
Judge Deering
Harold Bartlett
James Lyons
Maple Street
Linenjn Street
Edward Newell
Harry L. Cressey
Boothbay Harbor
Gardiner R. Deering
Municipal Cou
Woolwich
Cressey
Philip Hodgkins
Sagadahoc
Napoleon J. Godbout
Augusta
Oliver Street
Arthur Tainter
Stanley E. Durrell
Freeport
Sherif Edward C. Belanger
Brown Point
Bowdoinham
Durrell
Lawrence W. Toothaker
Toothaker
William
John E. Grover
Old County Road
Helen F. Grover
Grover
Harold J. Rubin
Sagacdahoe Superior Court
Robert E. Perry, III
Brunswick
Vine
Washington Streets
Farl Haines
Bath Brothers
Arthur D. Dolloff
Arrowsic
Oliver W. Bell
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc County
Recent transfers across Bath Georgetown Phipsburg Topsham West Bath Woolwich and other areas list buyers and sellers including Ham, Hill, Merill, Leathers, Adams, and Thomas. Properties cover land and buildings along Washington Street Oak Street Front Street and other locations with multiple parcels changing hands.
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Sagadahoc County
Walter Brown
Dewey F. Piper
Jacob Verheus
Marc N. King
Bedfore Street
Frank E. Freeman
John G. Thorpe
High Street
Bowdoinham
Ervin C. Leathers
Everett R. Hatcher
Lee F. Adams
Ervin C Leathers
Lee F Adams
Arline Vesta Fides
Dean E. Kelley
Lance
David W. White
Parker F. Williamson
Saydie B. Foster
Granville J. Frark
Merton Lemont
Julian J Lavigne
Georgetown
Mary _ Fitzpatrick
Harold C. Plummer
Richard B. Carey
Felix M. Salamone
Phippsburg
Edward P Thomas
Richard B. McLanathan
Normar E. Markham
Gerald E Losier
Raymond A Freeman
Linwood B. Ride
Roland L. Eaton
Richmond E. Loring Stiles
Italy
H. Morrell
Linden E. Little
Wilfred C. Meloon
Arno M. Jackson
Ernest E. Brown
Esther Gross
Boris Kutepov
Crossroads Service Station, Inc
Community Oil Co., Inc
Topsham
Merrymeeting Sportsman's Association
Barton M. Brown
Elizabeth Holden
Nelson Roy
Charles L. Douglas
Charles M. Morse
Albert Zachodnyk
Staton R. Curtis
Harold S. Stevens
West Bath
Lester F. Carr
Lewis A. Kingsbury
Bruce M Kirk
Stanley E. Rose
Stanley Rose
Kenneth Smith
Kenneth R. Smith
Wilfred W. Nadeau
Arthur M. Packard
Percy Miller
Woolwich
Clarence G. Rich
Maynard H. Tarr
Frank R Hansen
Herbert L. Berry
Everett C. Stinson
Grass Fire Sweeps Chandler Field Between Hyde Park and Route 1
Box 322 sounded at 11.52 a.m. Saturday for a grass fire driven by the wind across a large section of Chandler's field between Hyde Park and U S Route 1. Firemen fought the blaze with all available equipment and hundreds of feet of hose. The all-out signal followed at 12.17 p.m.
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Chandler's Field
Hyde Park
U. S Route 1
Two Small Fires Reported by Bath Firemen
Bath firemen attended two alarms, one Friday night at 7 7 p.m. due to a flooded burner at 250 Center Street with no damage, and another Saturday at 8:51 a.m. from Box 33 for a lint fire at the Bath Laundry with no damage and the all-out at 9 15.
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Bath
Center Street
Health report shows varing chickenpox and strep cases in Sagadahoc
The Maine Health Department weekly report for Sagadahoc county ending January 14 lists Bath two chickenpox and two streptococcal nasopharyngitis cases, Bowdoinham one chickenpox, West Bath two streptococcal cases, and Woolwich two streptococcal cases.
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Sagadahoc
State of Maine Department of Health and Welfare
Bath
Bowdoinham
West Bath
Woolwich
Nineteen Divorces Continued From Page One
Custody transferred to the mother in a Ramsdell divorce case with Beverly Mass as the plaintiff and Richard A. Ramsdell as the respondent. One minor child remains in the mother's custody.
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Ham
Richard A. Ramsdell
Beverly, Mass
Virginia the First Permanent English Settlement
The passage notes Virginia as the first permanent English settlement in North America, highlighting its historic role in early colonial expansion and lasting impact on regional development and English colonial presence.
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Virginia
North America
Bath Iron Works Helps Gyro Exhibit At Boston Science Museum
Bath Iron Works contributed to the Ship's Bridge exhibit at the Museum of Science in Boston as Sperry Gyroscope Co funded a 500 pound turntable. Visitors steer the ship model to feel yaw and learn true north versus magnetic north under Commodore Cusick's guidance.
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Bath Iron Works
Boston Science Museum
Boston
Museum of Science
S. S. Science Park
Charles River Basin
William Smith
New England
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Mr. Smith
Manfield
Maine
William J Cusick
U S. Navy Fleet Reserve
Elmer A. Sperry
Leon Foucault
Foucault
Science Park
Scout Pack 52 installs leaders at Paul Strube home
The Pack 52 Cub Scouts held its list meeting at 20 Spring Street to install officers for the year. William Webster treasurer George Taylor secretary Stanley Brimigion Cubmaster Durwood Decker assistant Cubmaster Edward Page outgoing Cubmaster. Den mothers Barbara Carlisle and Carrie Wallace attended. The sponsor is Brotherhood of Corliss Street Baptist Church.
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Paul Strube
Spring Street
Oscar Marsh
Eaders
William Webster
George Taylor
Staney Brimigion
Durwood Decker
Edward Page
Barbara Carlisle
Carl Strube
Wolfadges
Dale Brimigion
Denner
Bruce Decker
Jenner
Elmer Tibbetts
Robert Pierce
Jennis Clark
Denone
Wild Rose Troop
Central Congregational
Churen
William Turpie
Burt Osgood
E. O. Tukey
Maine Retriever Club Holds Fifth Annual Meeting Sunday
The Maine Retriever Trial Club will hold its fifth annual meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Legion Hall on Libby Road in Scarborough. A 5 30 p.m. baked ham supper will follow, then a business session and election of officers. Col. Harry B. Carney of Bath chairs the nominating committee. Trophies will be awarded, films shown and dancing will end the day.
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Maine Retriever Trial Club
Legion Hall
Libby Road
Scarborough
Harry B. Carney
Bath
Makeshift First Aid Hero Saves Life at 14
Andrew Neureuther Jr. of Decatur earned the National Boy Scout Court of Honor Medal after applying pressure to a severed artery to stop bleeding until an ambulance arrived. Nancy Brinkoetter, age 6, suffered a cut arm through a window. the timely action credited with saving her life. Andy’s merit badges include cooking swimming lifesaving and pioneering with none in first aid prior to this incident.
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Decatur
Andrew Neureuther Jr
Nancy Brinkoetter
Andy
Morse Shipbuilders Rally To Down Cheverus Stags
Dick Bishop sparked Morse with 18 second half points to overturn a 29-27 halftime deficit, leading the Shipbuilders to a 64-58 victory over Cheverus Stags. Napolitano and Cimino staked Cheverus with early scoring while Morse rebounded and used Bishop and Billington to seize the lead in the third quarter.
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Dick Bishop
cEck Fg Salah
Ppers
Orse High
Decens Stags
Cheverus Tigh
Bishop
Theverus
Gene Hunter
Morse
Houston High
Cheverus
Big Ed Marchetti
Carlo Cimino
Bob Napoliino
Big Curran
Marchetti
Wes DeCapua
Ers
Stags
Bob Billington
Napolitano
Little Cheveruine
Ciraino
Moran
DeCapita
Billington
Siedding
Cimino
DeCapua
Morce
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Plans for Cub Scout Penny Fair and Blue and Gold Banquet
Plans for the fifth annual Cub Scout penny fair were finalized at Beacon Street Methodist church. The event is set for Monday evening January 30 with a Blue and Gold banquet in February. Future den meetings will be held on the second Monday each month. Attendees included Cubmaster Fred Fox and other leaders.
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Beacon Street Methodist
Fred Fox
Dick Fullerton
Richard Arnold
Harvey Wilbur
Carlton Pye
Eunke *Itzgerald
Jacqueline
Summer
Atalie "Owle
First Baptist Sewing Circle Holds All Day Meeting
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the First Baptist Church held its first all day meeting Jan 18 after the holidays. Lunch was served at noon with Mrs Cora Blakeney in charge of tables. Sixteen members attended and pinned and hemmed items as part of the session.
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First Baptist Church
Cora Blakeney
Ables
Local Club Schedules Feb 1 Meeting With Luncheon
Mrs Ora Dauphin presided at an afternoon session where get well cards were signed for Mrs Laura Harrington and Mrs Lila Place. Work committee chaired by Mrs Jennie Cameron includes several members. Next meeting set for Feb 1 with a covered dish luncheon.
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Ver
Ora Dauphin
Laura Harrington
Lila Place
Jennie Cameron
Dauphin
Minnie Pinkham
Myra Metcalf
Elsie Crosby
Lydia Farrow
Sacred Heart Circle January Social At Front Street Hall
Sacred Heart Circle of Daughters of Isabella held its January social last week at Front Street Hall with games and refreshments. Mrs. Lucy Desmond chaired the social committee, assisted by a list of members including Mrs. Alex Burgess and Miss Ellen OConnor. A brief special business session preceded the event, with the next meeting set for February 7.
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Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Front Street
Lucy Desmond
Alex Burgess
Ellen O'Connor
Michael Katula
Clifton Moody
Joseph Arsenault
Charlotte Bergeron
Lucien Bisson
Carroll Witham
Ann Perry
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Rotary Club
Health Report
Bluejay Brownies
Troop 20
Sylvia Jackson
Juliette Low
Patty Ames
Sandra Clark
Donna Baker
Ferry
Edward Gallant
Ralph Bowers
Towyn Skillin
William Durgin
Okley Smith
Carlton Leach
Walter Gallant
Carroll Skillin
Arthur Brown
Sue Higgins
Margaret Besaw
Virginia Farrow
Aubrey Steen, Jr
National Headquarters
New York City
Evelyne Percy
Pauly Ann Stinson
Percy
Donnz Robinson
Nancy Dearborn
Edith Lasky
Jean Orr
Carl R Dearborn, Jr
Charles Shaw
Paul Stinson
Maine Retriever Club
Sec
Dalf
1St Baptist Sewing Circle All-Day Meeting
Sanskrit School
Erbium
D Denham
King Features Syndicate
Jan
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