Lively Lass Named For New Beau Haven Filly
A newborn filly at Beau Haven Ranch is informally called Lively Lass while her official name is not yet set. The buckskin foal, born Sunday at 5 30 p.m., trotted around her dam Dainty Miss and explored the pasture under careful guidance from her Morgan sire Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Haven Ranch
West Bath
New Beau Haven
Lively Lass
Richard Carlson
Hudson
Hugh Smith
Winthrop
Maine Republican Women to Hear Mrs Katherine Howard
Mrs Katherine G Howard Boston special advisor to the administrator Federal Civil Defense will speak at the August 4 Maine State Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs Lakewood meeting. Executive board at 1130 am, federation at noon, luncheon at 1 pm. She is known for Civil Defense work and GOP strategy roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Katherine Howard
Lakewood
Katherine G. Howard
Boston
Federal Civil Defense
Maine State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Edmund M. Socee
Augusta
Federation Business
Lakewood Country Club
Lakewood Inn
Massachusetts
Republican Finance Committee
National Finance Committee
Howard
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
U. S
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Boston State Hospital
Portia Law School
Bath Garden Club Hears Talk On Organic Gardening
Bath Garden club members heard John D. Permain advocate organic farming and oppose commercial fertilizers citing health benefits. He showed European slides from 11 countries and described a 10 000 tree Massachusetts farm. An Open HouseGarden Day invite and flower donation request for Togus were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Garden Club
John D. Permain
Small Point
Arthur Sewall
Europe
Permain
Massachusetts
Number of candidates grows in ME state senate race
The local scene tightens as Republican hopefuls gather in Maine for the 1956 state senate primary. Front runner For rest C. Legard has announced, while Joseph W. Larrabee Charles F. Cummings Herbert T. Caverly Rodney E. Ross Jr. and J. Horace McClure are weighing bids. Cummings warns six months can reshuffle plans as veterans seek chairmanships. Legard and Larrabee are seen as key contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest C. Legard
Senate
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Charles F. Cummings
Bath
Herbert T. Caverly
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Executive
J. Horace McClure
Cummings
The
Times
Bathman
Maine
Correctional Institutions
McClure
Maine Senate
Ross
Caverly
Legard
Larrabee
Sagadahoc County
House
Two Maine Boys To Take Part In U. L. Boys' Nation
Gerald M. Amero of Auburn and Julius B. Levine of Waterville will attend the American Legion Boys Nation program in Washington July 22 to 29. They will simulate federal government by holding Senate sessions, convening conventions, and debating two bills. They will meet President Eisenhower, tour the Capitol and Pentagon, visit Mount Vernon, and attend a retreat parade at Ft. Meade with leaders including Sen. J. Strom Thurmond.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Maine
American Legion
Washington, D. C
Gerald M. Amero
Princeton Avenue
Auburn
Julius B. Levine
Pleasant Street
Waterville
Boys’ Nation
Senate
Pendin
Federal Civil Defense Administration
House
Supreme Court
Washington
White House
Pentagon
Capitol
State Department
FBI
Mount Vernon
Bay
Secretary of Defense
Ft. Meade
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Reserve Officer’s Association
Amero
Levine
Supreme Judicial Court
University of Maryland
College Park
CIO To Petition For Election At Bath Iron Works
Arthur J. Lebel of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers, CIO, says a petition was filed with the NLRB calling for a labor election at Bath Iron Works Corp. He noted the group notified Bath Iron Works on July 18 of claiming to represent a majority of hourly production and maintenance employees and requested CIO recognition as their bargaining agent. On July 20 the CIO filed with the NLRB in Boston seeking certification. A joint conference will be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lebel
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Times
National Labor Relations Board
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lebel
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Bath Iron Works
Bath
CIO
NLRB
Boston
Bath upgrades city fleet with police cruiser ambulance
The city’s new police cruiser ambulance entered service Monday and impressed responders at Box 821. The unit features a police work engine and will gain a stretcher carrier Tuesday. Red lights slated for later. Chief Gaudreau due to be discharged from Bath Memorial Hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Edward L. Gaudreau
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Stores Struggle as New England Truck Strike Bites
Local merchants report widespread shortages from groceries to appliances as a regional trucking strike halts deliveries. Sears Roebuck Bath notes mail order hit while freight moves limitedly. druggists report slow general merchandise. produce wholesaler laments bi daily loads and reliance on small carriers. Bananas vanish at A&P. officials fear two day order cycles amid ongoing disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Cleveland Bryant
Sears Roebuck
Boston
Ralph Hilyard
Prawer
Bath
New York
Portland
William Dolloff
A&p
Jewett Named Chairman of Maine Highway Safety Committee
Augusta Governor Muskie re activated the Maine Highway Safety Committee with Brian M. Jewett of Bath as chairman. The expanded body now has 80 members including 10 state officials and representatives from statewide groups. Emphasis shifts to local units, aligning with a 1953-54 recommendation.
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Augusta
Muskie
Maine
Brian M. Jewett
Bath
Cross
Jewett
Bath Iron Works
Frederick N. Allen
Portland
Public Utilities Commission
Allen
Governor's Office
Pleasantly Settled At Cherokee Indian Reservation N C
Dr and Mrs Victor R E Carey former residents of 14 Allen Street now reside on the Cherokee Indian Reservation Cherokee NC where Dr Carey opened a dental clinic last spring The country is beautiful amid the Great Smoky mountains with warm days and cool nights Mrs Carey describes a duplex apartment with a porch a flower garden overlooking the hospital grounds The hospital is native stone well landscaped and staffed by doctors and nurses Across the road a dormitory houses actors for the drama Unto These Hills performed each week The outdoor theater seats 2900 A season pass was obtained from the Historical Society They have visited Asheville and Knoxville through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Cherokee is a busy tourist center with basketry pottery and beadwork shops The article notes the village as a unique capital and mentions continued coverage on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor R. E Carey
Allen Street
Carey
Cherokee
N. C
Historical Society
Asheville
Girl Scouts and Brownies Close Pine Haven Camp Session
More than 150 girl campers wrapped up two weeks at Pine Haven Day Camp in Sewall’s Woods near Stone House farm. The program featured nature study, crafts, skits, and open-fire cooking with 156 Brownies and 62 Intermediates and 28 senior Scouts, under co-directors Duncan McInnes and Mrs. Aubrey Steen Jr. and retired with a parents night, field activities, and daily lunch over campfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Haven Day Camp
Sewall's Woods
Pine Haven
Tall Pines
Pine Grove
Stone House Farm
Unit 5
Unit 6
Unit 7
Lawrence Hill
Duncan McInnes
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Everett Fraser
Oliver Foster
Thornton Percy
William A. Niss
Lionel Lessard
H. Macy Whitehead
Joseph Grace
Polly Johns
Arthur Sturtevant
Warren Roderick
Marjorie Paulin
Janet Fullerton
C. Harding Ayer
Marjorie Hicks
Elden Jackson
Louise Donnell
Howard Neal
Bruce Wright
Joan Marsh
Bath Housing Authority Plans Major Improvements at Hyde and Lambert
The Bath Housing Authority outlines a 1956 budget of 200 752 with 161 490 approved expenditures for Hyde Park Terrace and Lambert Park. Planned work includes copper piping, exterior painting, eight houses completed, and drainage upgrades above Adams court, plus cosmetic improvements to block fronts and ground work with more shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Housing Authority
Hyde Park Terrace
Lambert Park
Bath
Adams Court
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Frank H. Reinoehl
Boothbay Region
Seth Mullin
Mullin
Reinoehl
John H. Spiller
Bristol Garden
U. L
C.I.O
Safety Committee
Mrs. Carey
Cherokee Indian Reservation, N. C
Hyde and
Lambert
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