Detachment Of Marines Reports For Duty At RNAS
The U S Naval Air Station Brunswick adds 49 Marines from 2nd Marine Division to its security force. Led by First Lieutenant Robert T. Motherway, the group includes eight Maine residents among the enlisted.
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U. S. Naval Air Station
Brunswick
2Nd Marine Division
Fleet Marine Force Atlantic
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Robert T. Motherway
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Rhode Island
Motherway
Marine Corps
Tle
Parris Island
S. C
4.5 Rocket Battalion
N.C
U. S. Naval Preparatory School
Bainbridge
Corps
Naval Academy
Antietam Street
Brunswick Gardens
Karyl K. Douai
Cedarhurst
N. Y
Amanda
Evan W. Plourde
Lewiston
Harry W. Seavey
RFD 1
West Cumberland
Ralph S. Birmingham
Lincoln
Paul F. Drouin
Waterville
Mitchell P. Paradis
Old Town
Robert B. Glidden
Carmel
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhodes Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Change Made In Student Insurance Plan By Board
The Board of Education approved a revised student insurance plan to broaden coverage for students including football players. Peerless Insurance Co. will replace Vermont Accident Insurance Co. as the provider to offer cheaper and more complete coverage. Football players gain up to 500 dollars in coverage at nine dollars per football participant while other students pay 1.75 dollars yearly.
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Board of Education
Loring R. Addison
Peerless Insurance Co
Keene, N. H
Vermont Accident Insurance O
Rutland
Bath Teachers Enrolled At U Of M Summer School
Seven Bath school teachers join 1,400 students in the University of Maine Summer session. Dean Mark Shibles forecasts enrollment exceeding 1,600 after three week courses and workshops. Summer commencement is August 15. About 160 courses cover art to speech with many teachers and administrators among registrants. Local teachers include Germaine S. Bonney of Bath Junior High.
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Bath School
University of Maine
Mark Shibles
U. of M
Dode
Germaine S. Bonney
Bath
Bath Hospital Art Show Continues Through Week
The Bath Memorial hospital auxiliary sponsors a second annual art show in the blue room of Winter Street Congregational church. Featuring 14 Maine artists, the exhibit includes 25 oil and watercolor paintings, 12 sculptures, with works by Lawrence Sissio Tom Cavanaugh and William Zorach among others. Fifteen percent of weekly sales go to the hospital.
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William
Marguerite Zorach
Robinhood
Riggsville
Zorach
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Bath Memorial Hospital
Winter Street Congregational Church
Maine
Deer Isle
Laurence Sissio
Boothbay Harbor
Tom Cavanaugh
Boothbay
Bermuda
Frederick Rockwell
Morris Levine
Georgetown
Clark Battle Fitz-Gerald Castine
Ing
Jeana Dale Bearece
Brunswick
Venice
San Gemignano
Sargent
Melissa
Washington Street
Jacks
William Zorach
Jason Schoener
Vedatunoo
Simpson's Point
James Elliott
West Bath
Edwin Russell
U. S
Mildred Jurrage
Stephen Btuner
Harpswell
New Record For Inquiries At Bath Information Booth
Bath Area Chamber of Commerce information booth set a new weekly record with 643 inquiries. Visitors hailed from 32 states and nine Canadian areas, including three from Caracas who asked where to buy French vermouth.
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Bath Area
Brunswick
Bath Garden Club
Kennebec Green Houses
Green House
Melvin Henderson
States
District of Columbis
Canada
Bath Jaycees Push For Muskie Payne Senate Debate
The Bath Jaycees renewed efforts to stage a public Senate debate between Governor Edmund S. Muskie and Senator Frederick G. Payne in August at Morse High School auditorium. They contacted Muskie’s office and Selools Superintendent Loring R. Addison to confirm venue and available dates August 3 10 17 and 24, with plans for a moderator and potential radio and television coverage.
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Greater Bath
Jaycees
Bath Jaycees
Selools
Loring R. Addison
Maine College
Muskie
Jayne
Senate
Innocent Plea Filed in Behalf of Man Charged With Murder
George J. Burbank 40 of Woolwich entered a not guilty plea in Municipal Court to the murder charge tied to the death of his infant granddaughter. A preliminary hearing was adjourned to July 24 as police report the father admitted striking the child in a fit of anger after assisting at the birth.
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George J. Burbank
Woolwich
Burbank
Fredith J. Burbank
George Carlton
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Gardiner R. Deering
Didi P Decrme
Decrime
Atty Harold J. Rubin
Rubin
Irvine Goodef
Waterville
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sheriff Department
Telly
Bath
Robert Wagner, Jr
Sheriffs Department
Orrington Haines
William Cummings
Marion Wester
Bath Police
Erg Perpen
TMC Pal Court
Gardiner R Deering
Loring D. Small
Small
Robert Eo Wagner, Jr
Open House tour draws about 500 visitors in Bath area
About five hundred visitors toured historic Bath area homes on open house day held to benefit Bath Memorial hospital. Guests from Bath Phippsburg and Georgetown learned about architecture relics and history as hostesses guided tours in colonial costumes. Lunches sold at Winter Street church supported by Bath area church groups and hospital volunteers.
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Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hospital Auxiliary
Phippsburg
Georgetown
Melvin B Henderson
Winter Street Congregational Church
Heather McClure
Bath-Brunswick
Hospital
Daniel Haskins
Sheridan Road
Zorach
Robinhood
Kenneth
Heavy Weekend Traffic Dims Route 1 Travel in Bath Area
Bath saw a possible record influx of visitors over the weekend with westbound traffic on Route 1 far heavier than the Fourth of July period. Officers Lowery Starling Tainter and Lt Newell directed flow near the overpass while others covered intersections. Peak 3 pm to 6 pm with eastbound jams toward Brunswick. Chamber of Commerce reports unusually high inquiries as most cars came from out of state.
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Bath
John Lowery
Robert Starling
Arthur Tainter
Edward Newell
Front
Vine Streets
Leeman Highway
Washington Street
Brunswick
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Maine
Bath Area Suffers Minor Damage From Electrical Storm
A severe storm in Bath caused street flooding and scattered power outages but little overall damage. Officials report minimal service disruption and one accident on Carlton bridge area as Mrs Sollows of Beverly,Bath resident Dr Richard Johnson involved.
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Bath
Walker Street
Parke Street
Works Street
Savery
Central Maine Power Company
U.S Coast Guard
William Sollows
Beverly
Mass
Bath Memorial Hospital
Richard Johnson
Birth of Son for Clinton Hartley Ifill and Wife
Mr and Mrs Clinton Hartley Ifill of Vista California announce the birth of a son Clinton Hartley Jr on June 30 weighing in at ST Dunces rs Ifill is the former Maria St Angelo an art teacher in the Bath school system for nine years and made her home with Miss Helen Hayes Washburn street
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Clinton Hartley Ifill
Vista
Calif
Clinton Hartley, Jr
ST . Dunces
Ifill
Maria St. Angelo
Bath
Helen Hayes
Washburn Street
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U of M
Bath Hospital Auxiliary
George Burbank
Seaboard Engineering Co
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Stanley Windkins
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