Foreign Misconceptions About the American Economy
Massimo Salvadori, a history professor, told a Washington audience that European views of American capitalism are often inaccurate. He argued U S prosperity stems from how resources are organized and highlighted contrasts with the Soviet Union and Western Europe, urging clearer U S explanations abroad.
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Massimo Salvadori
Smith College
Bennington College
Foreign Service Institute
Washington
Eisenhower
Salvadori
Europe
U. S
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Switzerland
United States
Probing The Earth's Crust For Oil Frontiers
Wall Street Journal writer Jerry Bishop profiles American geophysicists surveying Libya, Colombia, and Turkey for oil. Companies lease lands, face hazards, and plan long term, with $175 million expected this year for geophysical work abroad. Exploration aims to locate promising areas, not wells, as drilling outcomes vary.
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U. S
Jerry Bishop
Wall Street Journal
Bishop
You Rule The Economy Expert Argues Consumers Drive Markets
Sylvia Porter asserts that consumers wield the power over the economy not business or government. She notes decades of economic research prove spending behavior shapes the economic climate as people plan and hope for the future.
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Sylvia Porter
Georgetown gathers crowds at First Baptist in summer service
A large Georgetown congregation heard a sermon on Admonitions of the Lord with respect to human relations at the First Baptist Church. Alfred Rowe sang an offertory. artesian wells at Lasky and Savage places yielded 168 feet 11 inches and 12 gallons per minute, both through solid ledge.
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First Baptist Church
Alfred Rowe
Jesus
George Lasky
Fortune
Thomas Savage
Little River
Five Islands hosts Aug. events and summer arrivals
Five Islands marks Aug. 13 to 18 with church services and busy visitors. A long list of summer guests stays at Harmon's Harbor, Robinhood and Georgetown Center while local families host relatives and attend weddings and church. A 50-foot yacht voyage from Florida to Maine is noted, and daily life includes brush fire response, family visits, and summer work at local cottages.
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Cardiff-MacGillivary
Bath
Franz Stevens
Peter
Elaine
Richard Carey
Rickey
Victor Pinkham
Brenda Pearson
Rosslyn Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Howard Thomas
Eugene Reynolds
Alvah Reynolds
Percy MacGillivary
Dick Hasenfus
Florida
Harmon's Harbor
Five Islands
Wiscasset
Alex Brun
Maine
Bay Point Guests And Visitors At Bath Cottages
Bay Point notices list Miss Colleen O Donnell of Bath visiting relatives at a Bay Point cottage. Several families including the Moores Whitaker Furbish and Rideout host or visit in Bath and nearby areas. The long roster includes guests from Weymouth Meriden Glen Falls Hudson Falls Malden North Leeds Curtis Corner Mexico and others with multiple family exchanges and weekend visits.
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Colleen O'Donnell
Bath
Madison Moore
Bay Point
Lake Seereteeee
Katherine
Herman Wieting, Jr
Weymouth
Mass
Dwight Furbish
Mildred Whittaker
Sherman Campbell
Arthur Tibbetts
Arthur Burnham
Cooper's Mills
Elmer Tibbetts
Carol
Donna
Elsie Caputa
Hudson Falls
N. Y
Elsie Chase
Wallace Lebelle
Louis van Husen
Glen Falls
Sabra Cronchite
St. Edwards
Eva Trombly
Maldem
Royal Stevens
Connie
Martha Stevens
North Leeds
Elizabeth Murphy
Thomas and
James
Curtis Corner
Leona Webster
Walley
Mexico
Arthur Tibbetts, Jr
Summer social and visits at Sabine colony cottages
Brunswick residents Marie and Roberta Larrabee enjoy a few days at their cottage while guests from Bath Groton Boxford and Chicago vacation at Sabine. Several families visit relatives in Maine and Milo for weddings and weekends. The Sabine Association holds weekly socials with 60 members, plus monthly business meetings as cottages stay occupied.
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Marie
Roberta Larrabee
Brunswick
Bernard Pratt, Jr
Groton
Milo
Elhin Fullerton
Bath Iron Works
Mrs. Fullerton
John Carver
Priscilla
John
Merrimac
Mass
Peabody
Local Jury Duty Payments Reach $1500 As Trial Looms
Sagadahoc Superior Court continues juror selection with Mrs. Patten issuing checks for $10 plus ten cents per mile for duty. The county covers first day mileage and daily juror pay, room and board at Sedgwick Hotel, witness fees, and defense counsel fees. Woods remains in jail in Bath under tight security as the trial nears, losing weight but maintaining composure.
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Millward G. Patten
Topsham
Sedgwick
Rubin
Sagadahoe
Kennebec
Augusta
Bath
Woods
Urges Woolwich People Take Cover During Alert
Arthur Youland Civil Defense director calls Woolwich residents to take cover during the state wide Operation Alert scheduled Friday at about 12 55 p m C D wards police and firemen will patrol main roads during the alert additional CD personnel are asked to volunteer and contact Youland for information from Molson Dube Smith Edwards or Larry Edwards
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Woolwich
Arthur Youland
Civil Defense
C.D
Youland
Clifford Molson
Leonard Dube
Hadley Smith
Larry Edwards
Obituary for Jasper H Lovett Bath council member
Jasper Hazen Lovett 64 died Thursday at a Westbrook nursing home. He served two terms on Bath City Council and earlier worked as a machinist at Hyde Windlass and Bath Iron Works. Survived by widow Thelma, two sons Kenneth and Arlin, daughter Geraldine, six grandchildren, and a brother-in-law Fred Wentworth. Burial in Smith Cemetery Windham.
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Jasper Hazen Lovett
Bath
Westbrook
Dolgrant Chapel
South Wind
Lovett
North Windham
Ile
Hyde Windlass Company
Bath Tron Works
Warren
John
Ellen Fuller Lovett
Universalist Church
Windsor
North End Community Club
West Bath
Kenneéeth
North Rye
N. H
Arlin
Dover
Geraldine Chaplick
Middleton
Mass
Fred M. Wentworth
Smith Cemetery
Windham
Local man Leroy M. Shea dies at 88 in Me morial hospital
Leroy M. Shea 88 of Phippsburg died July 11 at Memorial Hospital after a four week stay. He lived nine years in Phippsburg with daughter Abbie L. Small and was born in Bath March 29, 1868. He worked as a shipyard caulker and later a moulder in Bath and as a stationary engineer. Surviving daughter and other details follow.
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Leroy M. Shea
Phippsburg
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Shea
Abbie L. Small
Bath
Alden
Mary Wilson Shea
Richmond
Ada Mae Miller Funeral to be held in Bath
Funeral services for Ada Mae Miller who died at the U S Naval Hospital will be conducted at 2 pm Thursday at the Arthur F Ye and Son Funeral Residence. The Rev J Lyle Calhoun will officiate. Born in Bath April 11 1921 she was the daughter of Major and Eva Pinkham Fraser. She lived in Portsmouth NH for the past ten years with husband John Miller and their son Timothy. Surviving are six Bath brothers and three Bath sisters plus several nieces and nephews.
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Seguinland
George Flynn
Arthur Sullivan
Laura Sullivan
Watertown
Mass
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Georgetown Center
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Hill
Dora Hill
Greene
John M. Sawyer
Paul Wren
Medford
Kennebec Point
Massachusetts
Gladys Weeman
Lee Bell
Jean Currie
Roland Peterson
Fessenden Wilder
North Andover
MacMahan
Harold Hersey
Winthrop
Robinhood Cove
Jim
Merriam Braggonia
Nantucket Island
Ellen Emery
Littleriver
L. Earle Hagan
Nancy
Georgetown
Frank Brown
Portland
Kirk Buhls
Montana
Thomas Savage
William Zorach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louise Houghton
Elizabeth
Scarsdale
Robinhood Road
Gregory Barrett
West Georgetown
William A. Todd
Roy Newman
Clarence Hill
Walter Elbridge Cunningham 3d
Bath
Walter Cunningham
Bay Point Road
Rock Wool Insulation Co
Maine, Inc
Dorothy Stuart
Ada Mae Miller
U. S. Naval Hospital
Arthur Fye and Son
J. Lyle Calhoun
Major
Eva Pinkham Fraser
Portsmouth
N. H
John Miller
Imothy
Judy Hart
Sandra Miller
William
Daniel
Stanley
Edward
Herbert
Bernard
Evelyn Toothaker
Harriet Stinson
Marjorie Gray
CROSSWORD CLAN PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE PAGE
A dense page features a large crossword with clues across and down, plus a cryptogram quotation by Longfellow. The answer grid includes many labeled entries such as river, reverberate, and biblical tree, with thematic notes and a King Features Syndicate distribution at the end.
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