Dulles Links Aid to EDC Pact in Western Europe
Secretary of State Dulles says military aid to six nations could be tied to signing the EDC pact, with penalties for non signers. A separate Dirk Een Bill to undo Morgenthau reparations could inject 200 to 400 million dollars, aiding West Germany and boosting confidence in American leadership.
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John Foster Dulles
Sixte of Defense Unity
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
West Germany
France
Dulles
Congress
Dirkeen
Morgenthau
Harry Dexter White
Dirksen
Washington
America
Adenauer
Germany
Europe
Bath Mourns Loss of Esteemed Police Chief Moriarty
Bath mourns the sudden death of Police Chief Frank L. Moriarty, a highly respected official who balanced firm law enforcement with community care. The beloved chief, noted for his courtesy and dedication, served three decades and earned trust across citizens, children, and the elderly alike.
Venturesome rise in U.S. business numbers after 1945
The Office of Business Economics reports a surge in U S business establishments, up about one third since 1945. Newcomers and small firms drive gains, with 55 percent of 5 million new jobs created by firms with fewer than 20 employees. Large firms over 10 000 employees show declines.
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United States
Office of Business Economics
Department of Commerce
OBE
Drunken Driving Cases Heard In Local Court
Three drunken driving cases were heard by Judge Gardiner R. Deering in municipal court. Sidney K. Johnson, 23, of Brunswick Naval Air Station, pled guilty on Main Street Topsham, fined 100 dollars plus 13.30 costs. Kenneth A. Hicks, 19, of Pownal, pled innocent but waived hearing, found guilty, fined 100 dollars and 5.70 costs, appealed to Sagadahoc Superior Court with 300 dollar surety. Carroll W. Coffin, 25, of Sebasco, pled guilty through attorney to driving without lights on Pine Street, 4.15 a.m., fined 5 dollars plus 5.70 costs.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Sidney K. Johnson
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Main Street
Topsham
Kenneth A. Hicks
Pownal
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Variety of cases at Municipal Court session
Judge Gardiner R. Deering heard a range of cases. Lloyd Merrill Jr. 19 of Woolwich pleaded guilty to driving to endanger on a highway and was fined $10 plus $5.70 costs. William Louche 38 of West Kransburg pleaded guilty to speeding 80 mph on Route 201 at Bowdoin and was fined $10 plus $5.70 costs. An 18 year old serviceman intoxication case was placed on file with custody by his commanding officer. Franklyn LeClair and George Forbes of Portland pleaded innocent to digging blood worms at Woolwich without a town license. cases continued to July 13 with $100 bond each.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Lloyd G. Merrill, Jr
Woolwich
William H. Louche
West Kransburg
N. J
Bowdoin
Portland
Franklyn LeClair
George Forbes
Heari
Local Jottings on Picking, Camps, and Coastal Work
Blueberries ripen with a normal local crop expected this year. Pine Haven Girl Scout day camp at Sewall woods may suspend sessions on rain days, with eight am and 12 05 pm signals used for decisions. Coast Guard repurposes a Navy LCM to maintain buoys, tied up at Bath. Reid State Park drew over 5 000 visitors on the Fourth with new road and parking at Todd Point and Griffiths Head easing peak traffic for 1 000 plus cars.
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Pine Haven
Sewall Woods
The
Coast Guard
Navy
Old City
Bath
Reid State Park
Georgetown
Todd's Point
Mile Beach
Griffith’s Head
Nylon expands role in mechanical parts and form
Nylon, once famed for fashion use, now powers over 2000 mechanical applications. Its resilience long wear and lubrication free performance drive its growing adoption in components and fittings.
Season Rice with Chili Powder and Garlic Salt
Instructions describe seasoning cooked rice with a half teaspoon chili powder and a half teaspoon garlic salt. Suggest serving with ers or meat loaf.
Sabine Colony Opens Season With Annual Meeting
Sabine Colony held its annual meeting with silent prayer for two late members Mrs Charles Henderson and Mrs Horace W Aitken. Officers were reelected led by Thomas Aikenhead as president and discussions on hall repairs to be pursued. Socials begin Saturday at 7 30 PM and Sabine Sunday is set for July 11 at West Bath church. Family news from Bath and nearby towns includes residents vacationing at cottages and local staff changes.
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Oscar Tanguay
C. Lloyd Hooker
Alice Small
Jack McNary
Marion Adams
Sabine
West Bath
Elihu Fullerton
Ann
Alice
Mechanic Street
Bath
Jack Carver
Merrimac
Mass
Jack Eade
Joan Mosse
Peabody
First National Bank
Beverly Hooker
Morse High 54
State House
Augusta
Oakledge
Ralph Card
Clayton Nelson
Nelson
Massachusetts
Lloyd Hooker
Bates Cottage
Bates
Everett G. Lemont
Andrews Road
Janice
Leon Bates
Beachmont
Sheriff
Loring Small
Wesley Street
George Cameron
Cameron
James Jenkins
Washington Street
Mullin Named First Honorary Life Trustee Of Jimmy Fund
Martin J. Mullin, president of New England Theatres, Inc., was appointed the first honorary life trustee of the Jimmy Fund at a Children's Cancer Research Foundation meeting. Mullin has led Jimmy Fund Campaign efforts for three years with Lou Perini as co-chairman and worked on last year’s Drive with Joe Cuonin. The fund is a leading charity for pediatric cancer research and treatment.
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Children’s Cancer Research Foundation
Martin J. Mullin
New England Theatres, Inc
Jimmy Fund
Mullin
Lou Perini
Joe Cuonin
Woman folds 2000 voting sheets by washing machine wringer
Mrs Worden, Sr. single handedly fed about 2,000 voting information sheets through a washing machine wringer to speed the annual League of Women Voters mailout. The idea came from her relative Worden who adapted the method to fold church bulletins.
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Severn
League of Women Voters
J. W. Worden
Worden
Mane Worden
Birch Point Notes Boats Outing Brings Many to Yacht Club
The week end good weather drew Birch Point residents to boats and a busy scene at the New Meadows Yacht Club as mackerel runs and fleets of cruisers filled the harbor. A long list of visitors and residents attended a yacht club barbecue and numerous personal items note gatherings, honeymoons, and weekend visits from Bath, Melrose, Quincy, Ayer, and other areas.
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Birch Point
New Meadows Yacht Club
Yacht Club
True
Eddie
Ellen F. Low
Linwood Haynes
Carol
Sharon
Arbara
Carl Langbehn
George
R. F. Cook
Herbert McCabe
Frances Rush
Mary Grace Talbot
Justus H. Miller
William Hill
Anne
Richard Bisson
J. P. Allen
Frank Thompson
Kenneth Humphries
David
Bath
Mabel Humphries
Paul Humphries
Billy
Danny
South Bend
Ind
Linda Leeman
Carol Haynes
Albert Kennedy
Quincy
Mass
Randall F. Cook
Jene Felo
Aye
A. Bernard Henderson
Jack
Phippsburg
Donald F. Preble
W. R. Norton
St. Gauil
U. S. Navy
Emma Brawn
Esther Brawn
John Greene
Nathan Watson
Kathy
Leonard Wetherbee
Cheryl
Paul Graustuck
Ann Louise
Connie Martinez
Rafill
Kendall Mills
Archie Wishart
William Ramsay
John Wishart
Boston
George Langbehn
U. of M
Dirigo
Clinton Owen
Sue Ellen
Peter
P. R. Low
Ellen
Saco Legion Triumphs 10 1 Over Bath Post In League Tilt
Saco Junior Legion posts a 10 to 1 Tri-County League win over Bath Post at Saco. Consaluo notches the victory while Rice takes the loss after Bath’s fielding miscues and Saco’s 15 hits including Lombard Spaulding and Clark with three each.
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Clark
Spaulding
Audet
Parker
Rule
Leach
Lombard
Kerry
Maurice Clark
Coombs
Libby
Rice
Bath Post
Smith-Tobey
Chenard
Harriman
Consaluo
Bath
Wilson
Carter
D. Har
Trafton
Morrill
H. Har
Rodney Ross Jr and Mrs Parks Win Pinehurst Foursome
Rodney Ross Jr and Mrs Betty Parks captured low gross with 42 at Bath Country Club in the first Pinehurst Foursome. Thirty six members played, 46 attended dinner. Other prizes went to Jim and Shirley Caverly low net 29, Paul Johnson and Mary Talbot second net 31, Joe and Katherine Robinson tied with A M Main Jr and M Dean Shaw for third net 32. Willis Hall and Joanne Canacaris won a hole prize on eight, Leonard and Madeline Wetherbee won on nine.
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Rodney Ross, Jr
Betty Parks
Pinehurst
Bath Country Club
Jim
Shirley Caverly
Paul Johnson
Mary Talbot
Joe
Katherine Robinson
A. M. Main, Jr
M. Dean Shaw
Willis Hall
Joanne Canacaris
Leonard
Madeline Wetherbee
Not A Candidate For Police Chief Kingsbury Declines
Percy W. Kingsbury a former patrolman and city marshal said Tuesday he is not seeking or interested in appointment as chief of police to fill the vacancy created by the death of Chief Frank L. Moriarty. He works in Bath Iron Works timekeeping and appreciates friends urging him to run but has no desire to change positions at this time.
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Frank Moriarty
Va Lious
Frank L. Moriarty
Poice
Fae. FM
Percy W. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Bath Iron Works Corp
Cruise Delayed for Ottawa Boat Builder After Heart Event
The five year cruise of the Shebeen is temporarily delayed after owner E. G. Newton suffered a heart attack on reaching Manitou Wisconsin. Newton and his wife spent years building the 54 foot craft, planning a voyage from the Atlantic through the Aten to the Pacific and back to Oregon and Washington coasts before returning to Ottawa. Addis Ababa meaning “new flower” is noted as the Ethiopian capital with famed flower varieties.
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Ottawa
Ill
E. G
Newton
Manitou
Wis
Ntic
Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Don Ald Preble Sails Through Weekend Harbor
A fragmented line notes Don Ald Preble and a boat named Dr. eo Mra. passing a port area on Saturday, with scarce additional details.
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Irport
Sat- S
Dr. Eo Mra
Donald Preble
Monthly Session Robate Court Wills and Estates Listed
Wills filed and estate actions heard at the monthly Robate Court. Names include Jeanie R. Sanborn Bath Violet T. Wright Bath Mary A. Light Bath Nina Edith Ward Providence Nina Edith Ward listed with Edward Ward as administrator. Various administrators executors and guardians named with accounts and licenses to sell real estate.
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Violet T. Wright
Bath
Alton L. Wright
Mary A. Light
Charles T
John Dwyer
Annie Gillo
Expos Ieee
Louise M. Miller
Providence
Rhode Island
Self
Aphrodite Economop- Gulos
Eee Economopot
Nargare Yates
Jean Marie Guiou
Claudia Laverne Guiou
Richmond
Charles E. Guiou
Melvina OM. Freeman
Bowdoin
Wilson Freeman
Clinton I. Strout
Woolwich
Alma M. Strout
Marion W. Moody
Fred L. White
Guardian
Nina Edith Ward
Topsham
Edward Ward
John J. Cavanaugh
John Gowen
Mary A. Lightbody
Mary M. Tarbox
Grace L. Roberts
Levina E. Holman
Meary K. James
Maine Lobster Festival seeks oldest active fisherman as parade marshal
Norman Brewer of Ellsworth proposes Leonard M. Brewer Sr. of Boothbay Harbor as Maine’s oldest active fisherman to be honorary parade marshal for Rockland’s Lobster Festival. At 87, Leonard still builds his own lobster traps and f ishes daily, according to his son’s letter to the festival committee.
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Leonard M. Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Rockland
Norman Brewer
Ellsworth
Bath Post Office seeks probationary clerk and carrier
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a probationary appointment as substitute clerk and carrier at the Bath post office. Pay starts at $1.61% an hour for substitutes with increases by length of service. Apply with the Regional Director Boston MA. exam details and forms available from the examiner in charge. applications accepted until further notice.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bath
First U. S. Civil Service Region
Boston
Massachusetts
Highway Gets Coating in Phippsburg Stretch
The newly surfaced highway section in Phippsburg from the fill in Win Gé to near John G Morse Jr residence received a coat of oil on Saturday. The rest of the stretch was oiled days earlier. The ongoing project, started last Fall, promises a major improvement for Leah Point Sebasco West Point and nearby areas.
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Phippsburg
Win- Gé
John G. Morse
Leah Point Sebasco
West Point
City Council Approves Public Works and Health Measures
City records show council action on street spray programs for beetles and aphids, health inspections, and reduced municipal labor in June. Infrastructure work at Mitchell school progresses toward July completion while bids for shop building wiring and insulation are awarded. City Manager Nathan C. White submits details of encumbrances and projected costs.
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Ll Tree Co
Hea
Howene Highway Department
Aesa Perotti
Hyde Home
Ho Ladies Home
Earth
Mitchell School
Srichan
Een
Home Finance Agency
Northern Electric Co
Ray E
Bruwick
Nathan C. White
Du Pont creates ultra fast film for action shots
Du Pont researchers develop an extremely fast photo film enabling sharp action shots at baseball games under normal field lights without flash. Tests show startling clarity in low light conditions.
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du Ont Research
Cryptoquote puzzle and related word list items recap
A cryptogram example shows substitution rules with letters replacing sounds. It includes a quote by Longfellow and a clue set listing items like food, two toed sloth, viper and sprinkles. The page notes daily letter changes and provides puzzle instructions.
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Thomas
Pogy vs Porgy Confusion Noted At Casco Bay
A reader disputes a prior report on the fish names pogy and pogy menhaden. The piece explains pogy refers to a marine fish found in the Atlantic and Mediterranean, valued little as food, but used for grinding into fish meal.
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Casco Bay
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Amer Pogy
Maine
Bath Doctor Injured by Car in Center Street Crash
A 78-year-old Bath physician, Dr. Hugh D. Grant of 3 Linden Street, suffered a fracture of the left leg when struck by a car at the Center and Inl streets intersection Thursday afternoon. He was taken to Memorial hospital by police. The driver, William A. Bruce, 18, of Bath, said he stopped on Center Street before turning left and Grant stepped into his path.
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Bath
Inland Center Streets
Hugh D. Grant
Linden Street
Memorial Hospital
William A. Bruce
Center
Bath appoints acting police chief after chief's death
City Manager Nathan C. White names Sgt Ed ward L Gaudreau as acting Bath police chief while a permanent fill is sought. Sgt Asett had been acting during Moriarty's vacation. Northeastern University honors Keith O Jameson of Woolwich among 131 top students with a freshman scholarship totaling $36,850 and $300 awarded to the College of Engineering.
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Nathan C. White
Edward L. Gaudreau
Bath
Frank. Moriarty
Newport
R Urelay
Asett
Moriarty
Keith O. Jameson
Middle Road
Woolwich
Northeastern University
Jameson
College of Engineering
United States Output Hits 513 Billion Kilowatts of Power
The United States generated about 513 billion kilowatts of electricity in the last year, reflecting a high level of national power production and energy activity across sectors.
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United States
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