Kremlin Moves and Western Reactions Stir Cold War Debate
The piece analyzes Soviet shifts in ambassadors, Gromyko's London mission, and Western fears of new Korean provocations. It notes Denmark and Sweden's responses, US and UK ties, and mentions Labor Party divisions over Russia threats and the broader risk of Soviet strategies in Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Denmark
Russia
Panyushkin
Washington
Red China
Zarubin
Ion
London
Gromyko
Britain
United States
Labor Party
U.S
Korea
Eisenhower
Diversion Tactics in Military and Government Use
The text explains diversion as a standard tactic to mislead the enemy and conceal the real situation. It notes governments and officials use similar stratagems when scrutinized, citing the Office of Price Stabilization as having recent examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gome
Office of Price Stabilization
Potato Shortage Scrutiny Dodges Public Notice
A murky debate surrounds alleged potato supply manipulation and regulatory actions by OPS tied to an alleged military book. Critics say OPS uses diversionary tactics to hide responsibility for the late shortage while avoiding clear blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPI
OPS
Bath Scio School Bands Still Rehearsing
Keith L. Crockett, principal of Husé Memorial School, leads combined junior and senior bands in weekly summer rehearsals at Husé School. Rehearsals run Monday evenings from 7 to 8, open to members of all ages, continuing as long as 12 or more show up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith L. Crockett
Husé Memorial
Tamen
Tha
Cage Two Wor
Huse School
Pepeereni
Man Takes Appeal On Forgery Charge In Bath Case
James E. Gottlibh alias Page Lynn of Lawrence Mass was arraigned in Bath municipal court on a forgery warrant. He was ordered to recognize $1000 for appearance at the October Sagadahoc County Superior Court term after probable cause was found. Police say he forged a local restaurant operator’s name to a $20 check and used blank checks. Maurice Dubois of Cambridge paid $10 and costs after pleading guilty to passing a stop sign. A Bath man received a suspended jail term for intoxication and six months probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Gottlibh
Paget Lynn
Lawrence
Mass
Bath Municipal
Eatney Dunton
Sagadahoc County
Page Lynn
Maurice Dubois
Cambridge
Bath
Bath People Watch U S Open Golf Champion
Sunday Dr and Mrs Leon T Buck travelled to Boston and Newton Center to see Julius Boros the U S open golf champion from Bridgeport Conn in an exhibition match Buck a former Maine amateur champion has known Boros for about a dozen years and hopes he may visit Bath this summer while Boros recently played as a pro in about three years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon T. Buck
Boston
Charles River Country Club
Newton Center
Julius Boros
Bridgeport
Conn
Buck
Maine
Maine State Association
Francis Winchenbach
Bath
Boros
New England
Bordas
Massachusetts
Newton
Woman 5 and Costs
A person was found guilty by Judge Don ald Webber in a nonjury trial for a town matter. The sentence of three months in jail was suspended and the defendant placed on probation for one year. Court adjourned around three o clock. Judge Webber will return in July to clear remaining docket items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolo Contendre
Donald Webber
Diug Justice
Bath parking lot arrest ends with costs paid
Gordon T. Anderson of Rock a was arrested Thursday night in Bath on intoxication and disturbing the peace charges. He paid $5.15 in costs and $5 to replace a damaged officer shirt after a scuffle near a Water Street restaurant and a later chase ending at a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon T. Anderson
Rocka
Bath Municipal
Bath, Iron Works
Anderson
Water Street
Iakurbance
Nan
Boy Sustains Severe Injury From Exploding Shell
Joseph Pinkham fourteen is in Bath Memorial hospital after an accident in Woolwich when a shell he threw into the yard exploded striking him in the stomach and embedding shell fragments in his liver. Doctor Joseph I. Smith led to emergency operation Friday afternoon. he was a student finishing eighth grade at Sagada Hoe Ferry school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pinkham
Everett Baker
River Road
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Joe
Joseph I. Smith
Sagadahoe Ferry
Bath court fines after guilty plea in hit and run case
Currey H. Stiles of Bath paid 25 dollars plus 8.94 in costs at Bath Municipal Court after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and failing to identify himself. Three Bath men and a woman were arraigned on intoxication charges with the men paying 5 dollar fines plus costs and the woman placing her case on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currey H. Stiles
Bath
Bath Municipal Court
Storm Causes Much Damage in Unseen Crash
A storm caused widespread damage and a crash left a person uninjured amid debris and power outages. Rescue crews reported damaged property and downed lines as cleanup began.
Service news highlights local airman and military families
Patricia J Smith and Bartlett Smith of 638 Highly enlisted as a Basic Airman. Morse High School graduate Airman Smith has held student roles and radio experience through taxi dispatching. Family mentions include a master sergeant in Germany and Pfc Fred L Baker returning from furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia J. Smith
Janet Smith
Bartlett O. Smith
Airman Smith
Morse High School
Leeda Ested
United States Army
Smith
Germany
City Slashes Tax Rate by One Mill for 1952
The Board of Assessors set the 1952 city tax rate at 57 mills, one mill less than 1951. With a city valuation of 10,682,490 dollars, this levies about 608,901.93 dollars. The budget totals 918,771.45 dollars, leaving roughly 322,799.50 to be covered by surplus and anticipated revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Lea
Chaplain Anderson Among the Graduates
Eighty-one Army and Air Force chaplains completed Chaplain School at Fort Slocum New York under Chaplain Major van L Bennett newly appointed chief of chaplains The graduation included Chaplain 1st Lt Arvid L Andavar from Bath and former Corliss Street church member Ian Anderson from Fort MY station Fort Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Fort Devens
Army
Air Force
Chaplain School
Fort Slocum
New York
Lasteens
van L. Bennett
Department of the Army
Arvid L.andavaor
Bath
Els
Iain Anderson
Fort Ms
Mass
Indian Foundry Delegates See U S Plants and Wages
Mr Chakravarty and Mr Bhattacharjee of India visit the United States from May to July, touring foundries from Detroit to Chicago and attending Atlantic City meetings. Chakravarty notes American foundries are advanced in machining, while India expands rail and steel capacity with new plants at Chittaranjan and private steel works planned to produce 120 locomotives and 100 units annually. They report cordial reception and openness at U S plants, with workers and management welcoming their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barti N. Canis
Eeats
Fae
Lik Bf Co
Calcutta
Chakravarty
Iron and ‘Steel Works
Bombay
United States
Gee Dries
Chicago
Detroit
International Foundry Congress
Atlantic City
N.J
Chakrabarti
International Standard Organization
Columbia University
India
PBS
Mr. Chakravarty
Ment
Chittaranjan
Westal
Rai Eo
Indias
Stacy
PLAYGROUNDS OPEN WITH PRAISE FOR ANNOUNCED PRIZES
The report notes 641 total participants across centers with 174 at each site. Events include a largest and smallest prize competition and a fun exhibition. Show begins at 1 30 and 2 30 with activities at Goddard's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard’s
Notre Dame and Tinseiniiean Reach Syracuse Site
In Syracuse the Notre Dame team and Tinseiniiean group joined a gathering at home sana.ry to discuss upcoming events and collaborations. Local officials provided context while attendees exchanged notes and future plans.
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Home Sana.ry
Syracuse, Te
Notre Dame and
Tinseiniiean
Names and transfers listed for Bath and surrounding towns
The record shows multiple individuals linked to transfers or grants, with names including Beatrice P., Beatrice H., Charlene P., Thelma M., Jeanetta L., Leona Bain and others. Origins cited include Woolwich, Bath, Danbury, Hartland, Georgetown, and Long Island, with several sources noting either the giver or recipient but addresses variably listed as unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Jeanetta L
Walter B. Sleeper
Leona Bain
Leslie E. Dyer
Thomas
Bessie M. Allegrin
Democrats elect Boulay chairman at city committee meeting
The city Democratic committee elected Arthur D Boulay as chairman in a lively weekly gathering. Other officers named include Louis Tarr vice chairman Frances Guerette secretary treasurer and new members Chamih Costenan Robert E. sales tax and Patrick N. z. Seas chaired a county firing committee meeting with Arthur Lebel and John M Guerette addressing the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D Boulay
Ga Ad Democrate
Chamih Costenan
Robert E
Patrick N. Z. Seas
Soninan
Leslie J.wold
Summ
Arthur R. Lebel
Richmond
John M. Guerette
Bath
Maine
House of
Freeman Olivers announce engagement in Woolwich
Mr and Mrs Freeman Oliver of Woolwich announce the engagement of their son to a June bride to be. The groom is a 1951 engineering student previously enrolled in a course at Frank L. Any readable details indicate a local engagement notice with names and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Oliver
Woolwich
Frank. L. A
Tinker Mackerel Arrive at Vee Bay Rites and Cottages
Fishermen report tinker mackerel arrival at Vee Bay with several cottages noting Sunday rain and decent catches. The narrative mentions Leni 9 Tier gear and varied techniques among fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vee Bay
Field Day Set for July 16 and Memorial Service Held
A community field day is scheduled for July 16 while a Salvation Army drive raised funds. A memorial service honored Mrs. Fannie Burden, a lodge member of 35 years, with Edith Miller and Theresa Hill officiating. Several members report illnesses or injuries, and plans for upcoming events and a banquet were announced as members send cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Fannie Burden
Lodge
Edith Miller
Theresa Hill
Sarah Potter
Arrowale
Amelia Mitchell
Lizzie Pollard
Harriet Carter
Ee ‘David
West Bath
Portland Women Named in Brief Mention
Mrs Savage, Mrs Pearl Annie OMer, Mrs Hair r and Mrs Eunice Perry of Portland are listed in a local social note. The fragment notes residents with varying surnames connected to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Pearl Annie Omer
Hair R
Eunice Perry
Portland
Odd Fellows Plan Annual Outing
The Odd Fellows announce their annual outing with a bus leaving Fellows temple at 9 a.m. The event honors last year’s charity drive and features speakers including Phail, vice president of the Rebekah Assembly of Maine, as the committee aims for the biggest outing yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows Plan
Noble Rand
Harold Iter
Daniel Burge
Jean
Inéz
S. Brown
Wilbur Casey
Lea Fellows Temple
Eeter
Eetieena Fie Phail
Rebekal Assembly of Maine
Doping by Hee First Mee Need cae Pine Haven Day
Unclear readable fragments describe a local meeting and events at Pine Haven. Mentions include leaders, outdoor activities, and a committee workload with references to a Girl Scout event and a 208 next meeting schedule. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Caton
Sta Far Unis
Tna
Very
Satan
Crossword Code Letters Puzzle Poem Style Note
Fragmentary crossword explanation lists code letters and word formation. Notes show example using A and X with two O's, and mentions single letters standing for others. Includes hints about spelling and letter substitution without clear article context.
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Bath Scio
Crockett
Beeeeee
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Mer Gulley
Nuit Police
Fred L. Baker
Clyde K. Baker
Peter
F. E. Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Camp Kilmer
Europe
Richard P. Burns
Morse High Sch
Weisbaden
Paul
University of Maryland
G.ls
Richard P
N.Y
Chaplain Anderson
Pooh Nous Hyde
Preadeit Troma
Dike
Goddard
Lambert and Hyde Parks
Coer
Sanaa
Arthur D. Boulay
Chiairtan
New City Committee
Gary
Anna Burpham
Lilias Larrabee
Plummer
Sadie Davis
Mary Gillespie
Louise ‘Rogers
Nellie Swett
Gertrude Stewart
Lizzie
Hee
Atitch
Feathere
Blongfellow
SPQSB
Roeuux
King Peathes
Byadictie
Seaport
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