Bases Abroad Threaten U S Defense Network
An article in U S News & World Report warns that American military bases worldwide are in danger due to internal opposition in allied governments and rising political pressure. It notes evacuated bases in Iceland and Morocco, veto risks in Japan, France demanding nuclear weapons veto rights, and growing scrutiny in Britain and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. News & World Report
SAS
Soviet Russia
Red China
U.S
Far
Japan
Okinawa
U.S. Neste
U S
Morocco
Iceland
France
England
Britain
Gore
Ariwah
Labya
Turkey
Norway
Korea
Pakistan
Philippines
Russia
America
Congress Faces Key Hurdles Ahead
Congress will confront legislative challenges as it moves to address pressing policy questions. The upcoming sessions will test bipartisan cooperation and party priorities amid evolving national issues.
Cutting The Highway Toll If You Are Pars On Scene
Police reference Pars on the scene of a crash emphasize Clear thinking protect the injured and avoid moving them unless trained. Digest notes that improper handling worsens injuries and urges sending for help while preserving the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
George Romney
American Motors
Automobile Safety Foundation
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Georgetown church notes and local social calendar
Sunday worship at First Baptist with Rev Ernest Roberts sermon on Temptation from Matthew 4 1 11 plus remarks on illness recovery. Robinhood baptismals and music by Bath organist Barbara Lebel and soprano Annie Laurie Dunlap with Oliver W Bell. Local society updates include post office history, Reid State Park road, and a week of family visits, dinners, and vacations across Georgetown Center Marrtown Robinhood and Bath with numerous residents and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
Jesus
Robinhood
Oliver W. Bell
Andrew Buck
Perty Buck
Barbara Lebel
Bath
Annie Laurie Dunlap
Brunwick
Bath Times
Maine
Kennebunk
Portland
Georgetown
Reid State Park Road
Gregory Barrett
William A. Todd
William A. ‘Todd
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren Todd
Elaine
William
Dorothy Oliver
Joseph F. Tiggins
Roy Newman
Carroll P. Powers
Roscoe P Todd
Stoneham
Georgetown Center
L. J. Addicott
Gertrude Addicott
Cincinnati
Clarence White
Seguinland
George A. Powers
Gaspe Peninsula
Quebec
M. Alden Mott
Cundy’s Harbor
Chester G. Kelsea
Robert Raymond
Westover
Mase
Wren
Kennebec Point
Bishop
F. W. Lickfield
Calhoun
Quincy
McGregor
Wiscasset
James Harper
Alfred Rowe
Brian Davis
Glen
Gary
Ralph Davis
James Gillies
Eugene Reynolds
Franklin McNeil
Daniel Hacking
Alvin Hacking
Charles Stringer
Rockville
Philip Stebben
Heald
William Zorach
Albert Deermont
Jason Schoener
Dudley Allen
Leonia
Vacati
Allen
Clifford Babcock
Florida
Washington Heald Place
Oakland
Calif
Ross Hanley
Bristol
Tuna at Five Islands Draws Crowds at Wharf Display
A large crowd gathered at the Five Islands town wharf Monday evening to view a 700 pound tuna brought in by brothers James and Chester MacMahan from the Southport area. The fish was later taken to Boothbay, while nearby events included a minor motor repair incident at Harmon's Harbor and multiple shark sightings. The Five Islands library auxiliary held its annual sale at Library Hall featuring aprons, crafts, baked goods, a white elephant table, and locally produced art along with displays by Mrs Hartley Harley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahan Brothers
James and
Chester, Jr
Southport
Boothbay
Phil Campbell
Harmon's Harbor
Dennis Moore
Georgetown
Five Islands Library Auxiliary 1
Library Hell
Wharf
Hartley Harley
Candy's Arbor
Harley
Five Islands
Richard Hasenfus
Beatrice Bouton
Electa Peynoulds
Belmont
Mass
Five Islang
Malden Island
Sandra Bowman
Library Hall
Robert Mrore
Shirley Brewer
Glenice
Mansfield Moore
Rusell Harford
Orville Rowe
Harlan Pinkham
Victors Pinkham
Georgetown Man's Plane Overturns on Lake Auburn
Georgetown man and his passenger, both from Georgetown, escaped unharmed when a light seaplane flipped over on Lake Auburn during takeoff on a Thursday night. Pilot Robert Spear said wind tipped a wing as he attempted lift, cut power, and halted the craft before it went onto its back. Spear and his passenger, Miss Ulla Dares, were helped by Auburn residents who moored the plane about 50 feet from shore until the owner retrieved it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Lake Auburn
Robert Spear
Adolph — [Pear
Speare
Ulla Dares
Auburn
Lake Crrove
Bay Point Summer Visitors And Bird Drifts
Birds frequent the marshes with sparrows finches and grosbeaks visiting for seed at late afternoon. The nesting season is over and seagulls scavenge bread. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Mitr of Roosevelt NY and their family, Henry S Keen and others from Union Dale NY Exe ter NH Hicksville and Cape Elizabeth enjoying summer in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Robert Mitr
Roosevelt, N. Y
Bobby
Georgian
Sharon
Hicksville
N. Y
Henry S. Keens
Uniondale
Bath
Robert Miller
Weekend Visitors Mix With Summers at Malden Island Cottages
Hamp ton resident Oakley Thibodeau spent the weekend at Harmon's Harbor while Seaman Kenneth Snowden and families joined in on nearby cottages. numerous visitors from Worcester to Bath and Yarmouth vacationed at Malden Island cottages with extended stays at Beehive and Ledgewood sites. Local residents including the Watsons, Hoadleys, and Campbells hosted guests, and several travelers returned to Boston or U.S. towns after weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Thibodeau
Hampton, N. H
Harmon's Harbor
Seaman Kenneth Snowden
Sears & Roebuck employee Andrew McCourt on vacation
Andrew McCourt, an employee of Sears and Roebuck, is taking his annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McCourt
Sears & Roebuck
Obituary of Helen M Footer of Bath Maine
Mrs Helen M Footer 59 of 164 North Street Bath died early Wednesday at Bath Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Born Rockland April 18 1901 daughter of Timothy M and Coral Crouse Reardon she lived in Bath most of her life. Survived by two sons Joseph C Footer of Yarmouth Harold E Footer Jr of Brunswick a daughter Virginia Condon Bath two brothers Francis E Reardon Rockland Louis Reardon New York City three granddaughters three nieces and a nephew. Requiem Mass Friday 9 am St Marys Church. Rosary Thursday 8 pm A F Mayo Son Funeral residence. Burial Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Footer
North Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Rockland
Tmothy M
Coral Crouse Reardon
Bath
Virginia Condon
Francis E. Reardon
Louis Reardon
New York City
St. Mary's Church
A. F. Mayo & Son
Oak Grove
Funeral Service for William J. Craft
Funeral service for William J. Craft held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Beacon Street Methodist Church with Rev. Frederick L. Niles officiating. Honorary bearers included Prescott Crafts, Harry Deering, Ralph Dunton, John Howe, Forrest Putnam, Perry Jones, Edwin H. P. Lowell, Dr. Warren F. Kershner, and Harold Holbrook. Active bearers were Franklin Howe, Sanford Nickerson, Daniel I. Lord Jr., James Steen, Thomas McKay, and Donald W. Freeman. Burial followed in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Craft
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Frederick L. Niles
Prescott Crafts
Harry Deering
Ralph Dunton
John Howe
Forrest Putnam
Perry Jones
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Warren F. Kershner
Harold Holbrook
Franklin Howe
Sanford Nickerson
Daniel I. Lord, Jr
James Steen
Thomas McKay
Donald W. Freeman
Oak Grove
Fire Still Burning in Phippsburg Woods
A woods fire behind Pitch Pine hill in Phippsburg burned through Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Keith Atwood Frank Utting and Ray Campbell own the land. Three fire crews and three water trucks battled underground flames and flare ups from High and Bridge streets hydrants as crews kept watch through the night. Initial causes ranged from a bottle spark to berry pickers amid tinder dry conditions and no woodcutting reported in the area. Two to three acres were burned with the fire reigniting as the breeze shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitch Pine Hill
Phippsburg
Keith Atwood
Frank €Utting
Ray Campbell
High
Bridge Streets
Ceres
Pitcher Bob Daley shines in White Sox matchups
Bob Daley the Kansas City left hander and 27 years old was the only southpaw to complete more than two starts versus the Chicago White Sox last season. The team recorded four starts and won three of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Daley
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Funeral service for William J Craft 75 in Bath
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m for William J Craft 75 of 1185 Washington street who died Thursday at Bath Memorial hospital. Rev Frederick L Niles officiated. Born in Maces Bay New Brunswick October 26 1884 he moved to Bath 47 years ago and built a battery powered radio service business. Survived by widow Marcia Helbrook Craft a daughter Erwin Hutchins and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Beacon Street
Frederick L. Niles
Maces Bay
N. B
Albert T
Laura Mawhinney Craft
New Brunswick
Boston
Bath
Revere
Mass
Craft
Ralph Dunton
Dunton
Solar Lodge of Masons
Genesia Chapter
CES
Marcia Helbrook Craft
Erwin Hutchins
Waldoboro
George D
Perry D. Croft
St. John
Percy Janes
Dipper Harbor
Eugene Wilson
Wellesley
Irvin van Tassel
Denver
Colo
Vrandenidren
Williams G McPhee Dies in Weekend Wiscasset Crash
William G McPhee 70 of Wiscasset was killed in a two car collision Sunday night in which he drove one of the cars. He leaves a Bath daughter Mrs Carl Robinson and two other daughters Mrs Harriet Grindell and Mrs William Gove and two sons William and Ellsworth McPhee. Mrs McPhee who rode with him is reported in satisfactory condition at Gardiner General Hospital. Retired, he long served as mail carrier for the Maine Central and later as janitor of the Wiscasset post office. He was a member of St Philip Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. K. Hoffman
Moston
Paul Thomp
Hoffman
Cranbrook School
Bloomfield Hills
Mich Vivo
Harry Jones
Pittston
Walter Moore
Sedgemere Road
Moore
Leroy Huckines
Winthrop
Didnavis
Lewis Hill
Davis
Parker Start
Mily
Melrose
Mass
Marr
Gott's Cove
Vincent Strout
Pierfield
Conn
North End
Rose Wilkins
Livermore Walls
Mdith Marr
Francis Bacon
William Grady
Bay Point
Marston
Grady
Warner Eustis
Frederick Butts
Malden Island Club
James
Raymond Hanna
Bath’ Memorial Hospital
Andrew Wales and Sons
Lincoln
Malden Island
Kenneth Dell
Bradley
Quincy
Ann Chase
Weymouth
Ronald Coombs
Michael
Bath
Coombsmether
Phyllis Campbell
Russell Harford
Leigh Hoadley
Cambridge
Chocorua
N. H
Ledgewood
John Brown
Yarmouth
Brown
Helen Huskins
Irving Esbeck
Greenfield
Campbell
Gardiner
Peggy LaRose
Freeport
Willis Randall
Arthur O. Berry
Westbrook
University of Connecticut
Howard FE. Bacon
Boothbay Harbor
Frederick Johnson
Waltham
Limerick
Cossaboom
Somerville
James Kelley
Briggs Cottage
Richard Sanford
Smith
C. H. Sanford
East Kingston
N. N
Richard Upson
Pennsylvania
Everett Hennan
Millikens
New York
John and
Clara Hinkley
Bath Memorial Hospital
Carl Pearson
Carol Pearson
Reginald Church
William Zorach
Georgetown
William G. McPhee
Wiscasset
Carl Robinson
Cliftontreet
Harriet Grindell
William Gove
Florida
William
Ellsworth McPhee
Mers McPhee
Gardiner General Hospital
McPhee
U.S
Maine Central
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
Tarbox R. S. Tarbox Dies at 68 in West Bath
Rodney Smith Tarbox 68 of West Bath died Monday morning at West Bath where he had lived the last three years. Born October 29, 1892, at Westport Island, he was a farmer by trade. He worked on the Wing farm in North Bath, then 19 years at the Trott farm in Woolwich. Survived by sister Lucelia Blake of Bath and brother Arnold Tarbox of Augusta, plus two aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Smith Tarbox
West Bath
Westport Island
Franklin
Mary A. Moore Tarbox
Westport
Tarboxs
Wing Farm
North Bath
Beco
Trott
Woolwich
Lucelia Blake
Bath
Arnold Tarbox
Augusta
CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE SAMPLE CARD
This page shows a mixed puzzle layout with a crossword grid of clues across and down plus a Cryptoquote sample. It features theme lines and a quote attribution to ALCOTT and a 1960 King Features Syndicate credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Hans Band
Bedford
Band
Walter Cunningham
Ning
Margaret Chace Smith
Ethel B Patterson
Ruth L. Patterson
Frederick Moffatt
Mra
Paul Petzold
Rimnford
Marriown Atty
Howard Redding
Guy Ro Snowe
Marrtown
Secretary of States
Tharohe
Goes
Snowe
Joseph Porter
Dorchester
Maud P. Thayer
West Chearmetown
York
Lebanon
Edward York Blewett
Blewett
Miss Blewett
St Petersbark
Owen
Pucene Reynold
Pucene Reynold Posed Dirt Semday In Boston Visiting Friend Trian Davis
Lyman Owen
Tadian Point
Frederick Woodruff
Kenneber Point
Bath Memorial, Hospital
Jarier
Wayne
Arbee
Mtieva
Wallan Gillind
Tusen
Alexander Reynolds
Villa Nova
MacMahian Island Key
Paul Lebanon
Peter
Ralph Wheeler
John Marsen Farnddy
Varilioninit
Calhoun Cottage
Ricky Bersfords
Wilta
Mike Rise
Deile River
Prof Arid Atry Thomas
Victor Hawn
Penbearly
Ronde Atord
Suvan
Judith Ann
Atwood
Farle Pipan
James Oliver
Oliver
Lovithadenesawho
Weed
Concord
Olivers
Jones
Brunwich Naval Air Station
Damarisecoda
Oliver’ Peterson
Boynton
Robert Powrs
Roy Carnyuell
Rolin Hood
Beth Ann
Mirrygorel
Jean Robert
Rey Ienest
Mr. Rothert Hin
Fer
Howard Roberts
Gordon Ritcell
Cartada
Bluenose
Nova Scpathi
New Bruncwick
Mis Moran
Titusville
Fla
Myre
Harold Brown, Jr
Kenniepee
Shane Olver Wais
Cathy
Buddy Grown
Pamela Eed
Icky Woodruff
Ricky Kopulka
Joseph
Trey
Mel Harry Horne
Workings League Sunener Sale
Affternoon
Affternoon., Mrs. Harradh
Ray Newtan
Elliot Noble God Con Bruce
Mrs. Warren Lane
Worcester, Mass
Rugg
Rodney
Tarbox
Anc
Mark Ae
Crete
Longfellow
Pssjidv
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!