Take The Academies Out Of Politics
Senator Kennedy argues the appointment system for West Point and Annapolis is corroded by congressional control. He cites unfilled vacancies and questions about quality, urging open competitive exams, tailored tests, and a nonpaid selection board to pick suitable candidates.
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George C. Marshall
West Point
Senator Kennedy
Massachusetts
Saturday Evening Post
Ulysses S. Grant
Annapolis
Kennedy
Congress
War Department
General MacArthur
Admiral King
Grant
Eisenhower
Vandenberg
Admiral Halsey
Uncle Sam as a Competitor in Government Business
The Chamber of Commerce argues government runs 19,771 commercial ventures with 266 thousand workers and nearly $12 billion in assets across 200 plus sectors. Government activities add cost, reduce private revenue, and often run deficits, though reform efforts show initial savings and growing interest in trimming government business.
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Uncle Sam
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Bureau of the Budget
Chamber
Uncle Sat
Immigrant turns Iowa farm owner after decades in U.S.
A Sac Sun editor recalls meeting a man who arrived from his homeland about 40 years ago. He settled in Sac City, worked hard, and today owns a substantial Iowa farm and other property calling it his own. He says, It couldn't have been done anywhere else but in America.
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Sac City
Iowa
Sun
Sac Sun
America
Georgetown Church Service Focuses on Union with Christ
Morning service at Georgetown Center featured a three point sermon on identification with Christ. emphasis on experiencing Christ’s crucifixion, resurrection power, and ascension living. Offertory solo by Deacon Alfred I. Rowe followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Harris
Christ
Valley of Peace
Alfred I. Rowe
Harris
Lawrence Mark
Gordon College
Five Islands Church
Areva
Georgetown Center
Georgetown School Board
Charles Kelley
Central School
Kelley
Bowdoinham
Five Islands social and club notices extend summer plans
Five Islands community groups meet at the hall on July 18 to finalize the Aug 4 sale schedule. Civilian Defense alert reported successful. The Good Neighbor club and Ladies' Auxil hold events, with multiple visits from residents and visitors to Malden Island cottages and nearby towns.
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Ladies’ Auxil
C.D
Reynolds Grover
Good Neighbor Club
Orville Rowe
Frustration sailboat launched during Bay Point vacation
Henry S Keen of Uniondale New York spent three weeks building a sailboat with William Adams. On Thursday the boat named Frustration was launched with Jack Swift of Madison Connecticut assisting. Keen’s wife and he left the vessel in Swift’s charge as the Bay Point Village Corporation holds its annual meeting at Casino Saturday at 7 30 p.m. D S T.
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Henry S. Keen
Uniondale
N. Y
William Adams
Jack Swift
Madison
Reginald Gordon
Ater
Spinney
Cummings
Emery Rideout
Lois Knight
Billy Coombs
Reid Park
Philip Dalrymple
Wellesley
Kennebec Point
Louisa Howard
H. S. Keen
Georgetown
Robert Powers
Powers
H. Martin Powers
Dwight Furbish
Bath
Russell Harford
Five Islands
Bay Point
Thomas Hain
Joan Taylor
Linwood Stevens
Maine Parents and Teachers Conference Aug 1 2 at University of Maine
Representatives from P T A units will attend the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers leadership conference on August 1 and 2 at the University of Maine under director Howard L Bowen. Dr Ralph G Eckert of the University of Connecticut will speak at the opening dinner August 1 at 6 45 p.m. Reservations due July 25 to Mrs Warren S Overlock 42 Crestmont Rd Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Maine
Howard L. Bowen
Hallowell
Ralph G. Eckert
University of Connecticut
Estabrooke Hall
Warren S. Overlock
Crestmont Road
Bangor
Adventurama at Winnhegance schoolhouse Friday night
Community events feature Adventurama at Winnhegance schoolhouse 8 p.m. Friday open to all. Dromore Extension Service reports a successful fair at the grange hall with a planned supper for the August Association meeting and a youth auction date changed to August 28 at Riverside hall 8 to 10 p.m. Donations invited via Youth Fellowship or Mrs Norman Dubie.
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Winnhegance
Dromore Extension Service
Grange Hall
Ae Association
Paul Tiemer Opens Boat Service At Cundy's Harbor
Paul Tiemer launches the Harbor Boat Company at Cundy's Harbor with two floats at Holbrook grocery store wharf for pleasure boats. The venture includes marine white gas, fresh water for yachtsmen, boat rentals, and plans a marine equipment shop in the Holbrook store basement with waterfront access. Ice delivery and storage from Coffin's Pond are also arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Boat Company
Paul Tiemer
Cundy's Harbor
Holbrook
Tiemer
Ellen Newell
R. Tiemer
Coffin
Funeral of Mrs. Harriet E. Pye
Funeral service for Mrs Harriet E Pye was held Tuesday afternoon at two from the A Fye & Son Funeral residence with Norman E Dubie Phippsburg pastor officiating Bearers were Elkanah Wyman George Nard Raymond McIntire Ibert Lermond Philip Wyman and Elmer Morse Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet E. Pye
A. F.ye & Son
Norman E. Dubie
Phippsburg
Elkanah Wyman
George Nard
Raymond McIntire
Ibert Lermond
Philip ,Wyman
Elmer Morse
Oak Grove
Memorial Mass for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Boardman Held
Requiem Mass for Mary Elizabeth Boardman was celebrated Monday at 9 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church by Rev. Francis J. Morrissey. Pallbearers included Eugene Dauphin Jr Laurence Boardman Wilfred Roy Joseph Rosario and Phil Tari. Burial followed in Calgary cemetery family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Boardman
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Francis J. Morrissey
Eugene Dauphin, Jr
Laurence Boardman
Wilfred Roy
Joseph Rosario
Phil Tari
Calgary Cemetery
It Doesn't Pay To Advertise Fort Worth Hat Heist
Railroad special agent L. R. Troxell tracked down four men after a car break in. Hats were stolen in Fort Worth Texas. The swift arrest highlights local crime undercover work.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Railroad
L. R. Troxell
Mrs Gertrud Nichols Dies At 66 In Bath Home
Mrs Baeon Nichols 66 wife of Guy A Nichols died Tuesday morning at 78 Bedford street Bath lifelong resident born August 27 1889 daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Hart member of Fir Baptist church Mizpah Class and Sewing Circle Survived by husband daughter Thelma Soucie Augusta sister Mrs Ethel Orum Connecticut four brothers and four great grandchildren Funeral Thursday at two from Curtis Funeral home
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Gertrud Nichols
Baeon Nichols
Guy A. Nichols
Bedford Street
Bath
Peter
Elizabeth Carlton Hart
Nichols
Fir, Baptist Church
Mizpah
Thelma Soucie
Augusta
Ethel Orum
Connecticut
Walter
Charles
Southport
Ralph
Phippsburg
Harold
Togus
Richard Soucie
Norman Soucie
Rome
N. Y
Curtis Funeral Home
Obituary of Ambrose B Thibodeau 1882 196? Richmond Bowdoinham
Ambrose B Thibodeau 74 died Monday morning at Gardiner hospital. Born Georgetown July 22 1882 he was the son of Benjam in and Ann Avery Thibodeau. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Maynard Hinckley of Dover Maine a son Brian Thibodeau of Roxbury Mass one sister Mrs Hartley Harley of Cundy's Harbor three brothers Theodore Alonzo and John Thibodeau. Funeral services were held 2 pm Wednesday at Roberts funeral home Richmond. Burial Bay View cemetery Bowdoinham.
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Ambrose Thibodeau
Gardiner Hospital
William Zorach
Boothbay Region High School
Lincoln County Cultural and Historical Association
Benjamin Franklin
Tennessee
Washington
William A. Todd
Roy M. Newman
Joseph F. Higgins
Dorothy W. Oliver
Joseph Lane
Indian Point
Rosalind Richards
John Richards
Gardiner
Shaw
Colby College
Richmond
Elizabeth Moffatt
Bay Point Road
Eliahu Boger
Eton
Dina
Newton
Mass
Bogers
Israel
Chester Dalrymple
Kenneebee Point
Frank King
Bath
Robinhood
Arline Colby
Higgins
Charles Shain
Northfield
Minn
Shain
Georgetown Center
Brian Davis
U.S. Coast Guard
Groton
Conn
Ralph Davis
Peirce Fuller
Norwell
Fuller
Elmer Palmer
Everett
Carroll P Powers
Lauretta Jones
Roscoe P. Todd
Todd
Joseph Higgins
Dorothy Oliver
James Harper
Wayne
Todd's Point
Reid Park
Melvin Jackson
Sylvia Warren
Five Islands Road
Eugene Butterfield
Marequita Strasser
Albert Deermont
Harold J. Brown
Maine General Hospital
Portland
John D. Williams Jr
U. S
Parris Island
S. C
William Plummer
Five Islands
Philip Dalrymple
Wellesley Hills
Kennebec Point
Theer
Frederick Woodruff
Needham
Woodruff
Massachusetts
Margaret Strater
Ogunquit
Ogunquit Museum
Edith Bernstein
Rockland
Richard Looney
James, Meredith
David
Marcellus
N.Y
Jayson Schoener
Schoener
Harry Schoener
Cleveland
Ohio
Allen
Cincinnati
William Harrison
Memorial Hospital
Ambrose
Ambrose B. Thibodeau
Georgetown
Benjamin
Ann Avery Thibodeau
Daucer
Maynard Hinckley
Doinham
Brian Thibodeau
Roxbury
Hartley Harley
Cundy’s Harbor
Theodore Thibodeau
Alonzo Thibodeau
Grace B Lord Dyer dies. funeral held in East Weymouth
Grace B Lord Dyer widow of Calvin Thatcher Dyer of Quincy and sister of Lt. John A Lord of this city dies aged 73. Funeral services were held at East Weymouth with burial in Mt Wollaston Cemetery, Quincy. Born March 24 1878 in Bath she was daughter of Samuel C and Arabella M Blaisdell Lord. Survived by sister Mrs Clyde Arnold Turner of Lowell and several nieces and nephews.
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Grace B. Lord Dyer
Calvin Thatcher Dyer
Quincy
John A. Lord
East Weymouth
Mass
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery
Bath
Samuel C
Arabella M. Blaisdell Lord
Husband
George Samuel Lord
Clyde Arnold Turner
Lowell
Funeral Service for Daniel MacNeill Held
Funeral service for Daniel MacNeill was held Tuesday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home. The Rev. Harold L. Allen of Corliss Street Baptist Church officiated with bearers Edward Berry Earl Freeman Charles Sweet and Harry Warner. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel MacNeill
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Edward Berry
Earl Freeman
Charles Sweet
Harry Warner
Oak Grove
Mrs. Lillian Clark Dies. Sister of Mrs. Thomas Bird
Mrs. Lillian Clark age 74 died Monday in St. John New Brunswick. She had been a frequent visitor to this city. Survived by a niece Mrs. Paul Moore of Bath.
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Thomas Bird
Court Street
Lillian Clark
St. John
N. B
Clark
Paul Moore
Bath
Daniel MacNeill Obituary of Bath Blacksmith 71 Years
Daniel MacNeill died Sunday at the Old Police Home Barn in Dorchester New Brunswick on November 29 1866. He was the son of William and Mary Gillis MacNeill and lived in Bath for 71 years. A blacksmith by trade he worked at Bath Iron Works for several years. Survived by relatives including Cora Buchanan and Mrs D Leonard Yugherty. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Far Allen officiating. Burial will be in the family lot Oak Grove.
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Daniel Macneill
Police
Dorchester
N. B
William
Mary Gillis MacNeill
Bath
MacNeill
Bath Iron Works
Caerie Baichanan
Phippeburg
Cora Buchanan
D. Leonardugherty
Arlington
Mass
Gil
Curtis
Fara Allen
Oak Grove
Death of Mrs Harriet E Pye of Small Point
Harriet E Pye 81 of Small Point died at Bath Mental Hospital Friday. Widow of Alphonso Pye she was born in Phippsburg December 26 1874 to John and Mary Leavitt MacIntire. She belonged to Small Point Baptist church and was a charter member of Dromore grange. Survived by sons Ralph A Small Point and Ernest E Hartford a sister Carrie Wyman Bath and several grandchildren.
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Harries E. Bye
Harriet BE. Pye
Small Point
Bath Mental Hospital
Alphonso Pye
Phippsburg
John
Mary Leavitt MacIntire
Pye
Carrie Wyman
Bath
Mary Elizabeth Boardman Dies After 87 Years in Bath
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Boardman aged 87 died at her Bath home on a Friday morning. Widow of William H. Boardman she was born December 8 1868 in St. Henri Quebec. She lived in Bath nearly 70 years and belonged to St Our Lady's Sodality. Survived by sons Ralph and Linwood Bath and William Levis Quebec two grandchildren Laurence Boardman and Mary Titcomb Bath.
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Mary E. Boardman
Mary Elizabeth Boardman
Tarbox Street
William H. Boardman
St. Henri
Quebec
Lucien Aube
Mary Tardiff
Bath
William
Levis
Laurence Boardman
Mary Titcomb
City
Ellinor G Foster 91 Widow of Charles H Foster Dies in NYC
Ellinor G Foster aged 91 widow of Charles H Foster died Sunday in New York City. Born in Bath on September 19, 1864, she was the daughter of Richard and Mary Gibbs. Survived by daughter Margaret L Smith of Yonkers and son Max H Foster of New York City. Cousin to the late Wilbur C Oliver. Burial held Thursday morning in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellinor G. Foster
Charles H. Foster
New York City
Bath
Richard
Mary Gibbs
Margaret L. Smith
Yonkers
N. Y
Max H. Foster
Wilbur C. Oliver
Oak Grove
Mrs Ada Mae Miller Funeral Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Ada Mae Miller were held Thursday afternoon at two at the A F Mayo & Son Funeral residence with Reverend J Lyal Calhoun of the First Church of Nazarene presiding. Bearers were Edward, Herbert, Stanley and Bernard Fraser. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Mae Miller
A. F. Mayo & Son
J. Lyal Calhoun
First Church of Nazarene
Edward
Herbert
Stanley
Bernard Fraser
Oak Grove
Malthouse Elected Second Vice President of Retail Liquor Dealers
Harry Malthouse was elected second vice president of the South Dakota Retail Liquor Dealers Association. The announcement notes his leadership role within the association and his regional influence in Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Harry Malthouse
South Dakota Retail Liquor Dealers Assn
Crossword Clue Filled With Mixed Answers
A crossword puzzle fragment lists clues across and down with many partial or garbled entries including Profits, Wear away, English author, Take dinner, Sprite, Stupefy, New York abbr, Lives again, A prologue, Greek letter, and other terms. Down clues yield related items and scattered wordplay.
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Teria
New York
Cornl Island
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Warren Lane
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Malden Island
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Parents and Teachers Conference
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Celeste Wallace
John Morse, Jr
Winnegance
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Small Point Church
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Christian Service Committee
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