TVA Expansion Threat Described as Economic Monster
The piece warns Congress to reject measures empowering TVA to issue 750 million dollars in bonds arguing the agency is already a hydro and steam power giant. It claims TVA could become an uncontrolled economic entity, threatening private industry and budget controls. The article likens TVA to a government beast growing beyond its original mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Uncle Sam
Tennessee
TWA Corp
U.S. Court of Appeals
Muscle Shoals
TWA
Free World
Congress
TVA Corp
Treasury Department
Should We Abolish The States In Wage Law Debate
The piece argues against extending the federal minimum wage to local retail and service workers. It recalls FDR and Black supporting local regulation for purely local businesses. It asserts federal reach into local life would erode state sovereignty and calls for preserving state roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
Labor
Black
Justice Black
The
Supreme Court
Chicago traffic violators mostly unfit to drive says AMA notes
The American Medical Association News reports that 106 traffic violators examined by Chicago Municipal Court's Psychiatric Institute found only 12 fit to drive. Ten had organic brain conditions, 11 had mental illness or chronic alcoholism, 16 emotionally unstable, 5 senile, 7 sociopathic, and 13 had acute alcoholic episodes.
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The
American Medical Association
Chicago
Psychiatric Institute
Editors pick strongest 1960 party tickets poll
Congressional Quarterly surveyed editors nationwide on the strongest GOP and Democratic tickets. Nixon led the Republican list with Rockefeller second, while Adlai Stevenson topped the Democratic side followed by Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Quarterly
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Adlai Stevenson
Kennnedy
Clergy conduct services as community turns out for July events
Georgetown notes Sunday worship at First Baptist with Rev Ernest Roberts and Rev Charles Arbuthnot. Summer activities include an organ memorial drive, Robinhood church sermons by Rev Oliver W Bell, and a public auction for the fire department at Georgetown Central school. Community members host visitors, attend plays, and join Fourth of July gatherings across Robinhood and Marrtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Roberts
First Baptist Church
Charles Arbuthnot
Roberts
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Juy 1
Robinhood Church
Oliver W. Bell
Bath
Bell
Eugene Reynolds
Edith Laskey
Jason Schoener
F. W. Lickfield
Quincy
Calhoun Cottage
Indian Point
Calhoun Home
Georgetown
Old Town Hall
Clarence B. Hill
Marion Clarke
Sharon
Mass
Norway
Brunswick Summer Playhouse
Melwin Davis
Sabattus
Elwyn Hennessey
Morris Levine
Joan
West Georgetown
Edwin Way Teale
Connecticut
Roy Newman
Dorothy Oliver
Kingston
Joseph F. Higgins
James Oliver
Leo Redfern
Durham
N. Hs
Frank Redfern
Ira St. Lawrence
Berlin
N. H
William Calvert
Webster
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Earl Williams
Ayer
Ethel B. Patterson
Arthur Shell
Michael
Ruth W. Henry
Harry Horne
Douglas O’tuck
Veazie
Herne
Carl Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Guy R. Snowe
Snowe
Marrtown
Orin Winn
Washington, DC
Temptation and Revival Highlight Local Services
Large crowd attends Second Baptist worship as Rev Ernest Roberts preaches on Temptation with Luke 4 1 14. He urges Christlike living through faith guidance and daily obedience. Evening revival notes lead by Roberts with Baptist Youth outing at Old Orchard and week events at Reid State Park plus a busy roster of local residents visiting, traveling, and hosting over July in Malden Island Georgetown and surrounding areas.
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Earle Hagan
Lawrence Lowell
Raymon Reid
Reid State Park
Bath
John D. Williams
Linda
Cynthia
Ronald Atwood
Susan
Old Town
Atwoods
Williams
Myron Kelsea
Auburn
Chester G. Kelsea
Seguinland
Robert Paradis
New Hampshire
Arthur Gilman
James Oliver
Oliver
Mas. Boynton Watch
Damarisca
Pemaquid
Short Hills
N. J
FE. F. Hussar
Wiscasset
Rose McClafferty
McMahan Island
Sigfried Carlstrom
Donna
Waltham
Mass
Zisseth
Robinhood
Carlstr
Joyce Donna
Clifford Winn
Betsy
Sumter
Marrtown
Edwin Hammond
Andover
Wheeler Cottage
McMahon Island
Benjamin Spock
MccMahon Island
Charlie Byron Safford
Miss Shaw
West Georgetown
William Bingham
Chaplin Falls
Ohio
Ralph Becker
Benjamin Riggs
Portland
Stummer
Daniel S. Elliot
H. D. Penley
Paris Hill
William Zoruch
Albert Deermont
Adolph Spear
Rebecca Hourwich Reyher
New York City
Jason Schoener
Oakland
Calif
Melvin
Harry D. Carney
Berlin
Gordon Gillis
Bathway
Edward Y. Blewett
Center
Second Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
Jesus
God
Christ
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Shir«y Pinkham
Old Orchard
Malden Island
Southport
Georgia Watson
Peter Stevens
Ricky Reynolds
Billy Kelley
Jack
Joyce Young
Alvin Moore
Denise Moore
Susan Dickens
Debby
Ricky Carey
Carl Rowe
Kenny LaRose
David Pierce
Georgia
Edith Moore
Laurie Dickens
Camilla Thibodeau
Russell Boynton
Obituary of John T. Wilson 56 former boxer and Bath Iron Works worker
John T. Wilson 56 died Friday in his Portland apartment from gas self harm per Medical Examiner Wilbur F. Leighton. A Battle Creek New York native, he lived in Bath since 1934 with Navy service 1919 to 1921 and boxing fame in his early years. He worked at Bath Iron Works until 1958 and later as a Mercy Hospital kitchen staff.
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John T. Wilson
Bath Iron Works
Portland
Wilbur F. Leighton
Battle Creek
N. Y
James
Minnie Wisker Wilsor
Wilson
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Beth
Mercy Hospital
Thomas E. Spicer 62 Bath native dies at Boston home
Thomas E. Spicer formerly of Bath, age 62, died at his Boston residence 37 Appleton Street. He worked many years at the Charlestown Navy Yard. Born in Canada to Joshua and Olive Ellsworth Spicer, he moved to Bath young, attended Morse High, and is survived by his widow Freda Spicer of Boston, a son Thomas Jr. of California, brothers Lewis E. Spicer of Bath and Robert H. Spicer of Woolwich, and half brother Herbert Nickerson of Gloucester.
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Thomas E. Spicer
Bath
Appleton Street
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Mr. Spicer
Canada
Joshua
Olive Ellsworth Spicer
Morse High School
Freda Spicer
Thomas, Jr
California
Lewis E. Spicer
Robert H. Spicer
Woolwich
Herbert Nickerson
Gloucester
Mass
James T Bonney 84 Bath resident dies after illness
James T. Bonney 84 of 1 Union Street Court Bath died Sunday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He lived in Bath most of his life and was retired from Hyde Windlass Co in 1952. Survived by widow Annie Strout Bonney a daughter and a son four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services for a relative in Newburyport Mass were attended by Mr and Mrs Stephen Jones of Denny Road.
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Boston
Hen Island
Harold Cranshaw
Cranshaw Cottage
Charles B. Rugg
Arived
Malden Island
Ruggs
Cyndeth
Hodgdon Boat Yard
Boothbay
F. Marsena Butts
Lincoln
Mass
M. Parker Butts
West Newton
Weston
Stephen
Martha
Irving Eslck
Greenfield
Andrew W Wales
Lincoln Mass
Quincy W. Wales
England
Continent
Frederic H. Butts II
Ruth
Deborah
Fritz
Wellesley
Butts Camp
Butts
Island Home Club
Richard Walker
Arthur Walker
Rhode Island
Thomas Cottage
Peter Stevens
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sally Campbell
Gardiner
Harold Pinkham
Bath Iron Works
Philip Pinkham
Rudolph Pinkham
Congress Sportswear Co
Bath
Dennis Moore
Robinhood Marina
Bobby Pierce
Tommy Watson
MacMahan Island
Lulu Hanna
Clayton
Raphael Higgins
Sagadahoc Bay
John D. Williams
Cynthia
Linda
Georgetown
Lloyd Pinkham
Harlan Pinkham
Litchfield Baptist Church
Howard Roberts
Litchfield
Gordon
Gary
Ivan Pinkham
Russell Harford
Warner Eustis
Newton
Sedgemere Road
Dana Burks
Walpole
Eustis
Roundee
Camden
Olsen
Berry
Ledgewood
Tom Watson
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Frederick Murphy
Quincy
Thomas Watson
Murphys
Watsons
New Meadows Inn
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Edwin Berry
Kathy
Sedgemere Beach
Marie Hasenfus
Harmon's Harbor
Maria Comeau
James T. Bonney
Union Street Court
Hyde Windlass Co
Annie Strout Bonney
Hartford
Maine
Daniel B
Sarah E. Bonney
Buckfield
Bonney
Central Congregational Church
Solar Lodge
Horace P. Morse
Albert L. Bonney
Miss Effie Noddin to Visit Sister in Elizabeth
Miss Effie Noddin of Elizabeth New Jersey is expected to arrive this week for a visit with her sister Mrs. Harry Blaisdell of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Noddin
Elizabeth, N. J
Harry Blaisdell
High Street
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND A CRYPTOQUOTE OFFERED
A page presents a long list of crossword across and down clues covering various topics. It includes a sample Cryptoquote puzzle with a quote by Horace and instructions on deciphering by substituting letters.
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the Bath Independent
Roscoe P. Todd
Carroll Powers
Georgetown Center
Warren Todd
Stoneham
Victor Hagan
Peabody, Mass
Charles H. McMahan
Gregory Barrett
Jo Adshade
John Adshade
Waltham, Maass
Carol Farrow
South Portland
Eileen Stevenson
Robert Spear
Honus Hicks
Lawrence
Jeremy
Daniel
Thomas
Melvin Jackman
Edward O'Neill
Roslindale
Robert Hasenfus
Nathaniel Hasenfus
Richard Hasenfus
Ogunquit
Lawrence du Pont
Farmingdale
Melvin Cunningham
Forrest Whittridge
Norfolk
Oscar H. Andersson
Channing Penley
Westbrook
Stanley Kosalka
Peter Hooper
Lexington
Libya
Kosalkas
Linda Gordon
Kosalka
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Memorial Hospital
Biddeford
Biddeford Hospital
Miss Gordon
Gerald Hersom
Larry Hersom
Etta Moore
Ralph S. Washburn, Jr
Needham
Ralph Washburn
Roger L. Ayers
Augusta
Ayers
Paul A. Thompson
Lermond Rowe
Leon Williams
Vincent Davis
Leomini
Nova Scotia
Fred Scheffer
Cambridge
Enhdte
Felix Solomons
Gordon Clark
Lynn
Paulette
Edith Marr
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Peggy LaRose
Wayne
Kenneth
Ralph Worrell
Anna
Sara Wetherill
Pennsylvania
Rockmere Lodge
Miss Worrell
Harry Carr
U.S.N
Leon Kelley, Jr
Seaman Carr
Spain
Russell Pinkham
Kittery
Clinton Pinkham
Boothbay Harbor
Macmahan
Five Islands
Macmahan I
Stephen Jones
Denny Road
Newburyport
Ing
River of India
Sun God
Iron Junction
Tao
Babyl
Shnplx
Onmzyx
Horace
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