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A brief notice states a six month term with advance payment of one dollar. The fragment mentions Tae Barn but lacks full context or additional details.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
2
A brief notice states a six month term with advance payment of one dollar. The fragment mentions Tae Barn but lacks full context or additional details.
A reader warns of dangerous speeding at the Vine street Leeman highway crossing near the Maine Central line. He notes heavy traffic, out of state cars, and a high risk of tragedy during the Fourth of July rush urges reduced speeds and safer crossing practices until the crossing is cleared and traffic straightens.
Captain Richard A. Klimoff received his captaincy on June 24 after five years as a Salvation Army officer. He served in Hyde Park Boston and Portland briefly, married Helen I. Fredrikson in January 1947, and held posts in Laconia and Bath. Born in Detroit, he followed his officer parents, with prior work as a design checker draftsman in New York City. They have two children Ingrid Helen and Richard Alexander Jr.
Maine apple growers can profit by selling surplus to the U S Department of Agriculture program. Last year 130 carloads were purchased to help move excess fruit, supported by funds from the department to reduce surpluses and boost consumption through school lunch programs.
Patients receiving the surplus apples from Maine have seen the fruit distributed beyond the state. The apples purchased here have gone to communities in the South and Midwest, extending the reach of the program.
Residents express concern over the sheriff's health driven limits on duties. They urge clear communication about his ability to lead, the impact on public safety, and steps taken by authorities to ensure continued law enforcement coverage.
The excerpt alleges that higher taxes and government spending threaten take home pay, portraying socialism as a force that erodes private enterprise profits. It argues private pay remains at risk unless socialistic policies are opposed.
A report describes service members in the Oklahoma 45th Infantry Division part of the EVI Corps. Corporal Boucher, son of Mr and Mrs Deather, serves in the Far East. Ships in the squadron provide everything from trunk to ice cream for United Nations vessels in Korea. The staff coordinates supplies to minimize travel for ships on the firing line.
Seaman Kittredge reports to the S. Naval Training Station at Newport Rhode Island for an 11 week indoctrination course. He will attend classes in seamanship fire fighting gunnery swimming and life saving with military drill and athletics filling the days.
The P. T. Boats still lead Bath Iron Works Golf after Monday matches while the Corvettes slide to third as teams stay tightly bunched. Scores listed include submarines 15 percent and destroyers 6 percent with F. Gallagher credited 44.
Warrant Officer Junior Grade Jonn O Butler of this city is in service with a Maine unit. He and Bath resident W O J G Butler have a 10 year old son Brian John. Before his current term he ran a construction business in Maine.
Cadet Harold M. Sewall and 1,550 others from 37 colleges attend the 1951 ROTC Summer Training Camp at Fort Eustis Virginia June 18 to July 27. Cadets gain practical training in convoy stevedore amphibious rail operations and leadership while touring Williamsburg Yorktown and The Mariners Museum.
The program ran two weeks with 124 children enrolled and daily averages noted. A total offering was raised by the group to aid a Chinese boy, and perfect attendance earned 51 awards with one child missing one day. The evening closed with singing.
West Point residents stay busy as Mrs. Todd travels to Indianapolis and Mrs. Wallace contributes 100 items to a 1000 item rummage sale to fund community chairs. Fishermen haul 17 000 pounds hake in 12 minutes and a party marks Philmore Gilliam anniversary. PTA meeting planned to discuss playgrounds and consolidated school benefits.
A 1948 Chevrolet sedan stolen Friday night from a lot near Small's Garage on Washington Street was found abandoned at Beacon and High streets Saturday morning. The vehicle was undamaged.
Frederick Thomas visited the Chambers home while Mr. and Mrs. Wallace hosted Pfc. and Mrs. Robert York of Fort Devens. Visitors from Bath Ann Arbor and Lynn joined families. meals and tea events occurred as townsfolk prepared for summer activities.
The Bath Junior Legion team section resumes from Page One with updates on players, standings, and upcoming games for the local youth baseball program. Key players expected to contribute include local prospects and seasoned juniors.
Edmund L. Higgins of Bath pleaded guilty to a charge of ole in North Bath. He was fined $10 and costs of $4.70. In Brunswick Naval Air Base case, an arraignment on an automobile cresting a hill was placed on file on payment of costs.
A parish ceremony honored attendees and awarded nine days or more of attendance. The program included organ preludes, hymns like Onward Christian Soldiers and Lead Us, a salute to flags, and remarks by the director. Certificates went to David Waters, Andrea McCoak, Janice Payson, and others. craft honors were announced for Anna Lonn and Potter. junior and intermediate divisions featured Mildred Stuart and Lillian Plant with Victor Lonn and staff guiding crafts.
A large, unidentified aquatic creature was seen Sunday afternoon between 2 and 5 pm off Popham Beach. It surfaced every 10 to 15 minutes, leapt up to three feet, and a Coast Guard crew concluded it was not a porpoise. A crowd watched as rowboat attempts to get a closer look were halted by strong tides.
Dalton Baker of Bath, in a case continued from Monday, pleaded innocent Friday morning to a driving charge, was found guilty by Judge Gardiner R. Deering, and ordered to pay a $100 fine plus court costs. He appealed the verdict to the October term of Sagadahoc County Superior Court and posted $100 bail for appearance. A Bath man convicted of intoxication was fined $5 with $5.60 costs or 15 days in Kennebec County jail for nonpayment.
Ethiopian Airlines and civil aviation officials probe the disappearance of important papers from the briefcase of Dr. Eduardo Anze Matienzo of Bolivia, UN Commissioner for Eritrea. He left the case on a plane at Addis Ababa Airport. bag later returned via roundabout route with all papers missing.
The Navy will award a major contract for new runways at Brunswick Air Base after bids. Anson firm Hinman submitted a bid of 3 611 dollars for an 8 000 foot all new runway at a different location. Major rehabilitation work by T. W. Cunningham Inc. of Bangor is 30 percent complete of a 777 700 project due to finish by Sept. 16.
Fire Saturday afternoon caused substantial damage to the Henry McCabe residence. Smoke poured from stairs and windows as firefighters from Central station responded to box 511 at 2 25. Three hoses were used, two kept wet, while Mrs McCabe and daughter Annie attended a moving picture show and Mr McCabe was at work.
A sequence of recent land and building transfers is reported, detailing buyers and sellers in towns including Richmond Edmond, Topsham, Woolwich, and Morse. Names cited include Maurice E Sullivan, Frank E, Cornelius Van Mears, Rosa Givers, Eva G Racine, Herbert C White, and Harold Leeman among others, with properties described as land and buildings.
Eugene Reed of Georgetown pleads innocent for failing to stop after signaled by Edwin Belanger. fined 5 dollars and 4.70 in Bath municipal court. Hartley Desens of Richmond pays 10 dollars and 4.70 costs after guilty plea to state police charges. Two Bath men receive 50 dollar fines plus 5.15 costs for intoxication. Charles Daley of Westbrook arraigned in Bath court and fined 10 dollars and costs for passing on crest. State arrestees on intoxication receive 5 dollars and costs. Frank Capra, born in Palermo in 1897, noted director.
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