Hearings Review Federal Aid For Extended Unemployment Benefits
House committee hearings examined bills to fund or loan money to states to extend unemployment benefits beyond 26 weeks. Rowland Jones Jr of the American Retail Federation warned of higher unemployment if benefits rise and urged constrictive measures to stimulate the economy rather than a federal dole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Rowland Jones, Jr
American Retail Federation
Masini
Justis
Jones
Shippingport Nuclear Plant Costs and Fallout Concerns
The piece questions Shippingport reactor economics noting a 211 million cost for a 1000 kilowatt plant with high per kilowatt costs and speculative losses. It cites Human Events and Senatorial witnesses on waste disposal dangers and compares reactor fallout to weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denen Hoswer
Pennsylvania
Shippingport
Dro Fdeeard Teller
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Casas
Keir Ty
Jnana
Freedom of Speech Under IRS Ruling Sparks Protest
The piece reports protests over an IRS ruling denying certain advertising expenses for private electric utility companies. Journalists and editors warn the decision threatens freedom of speech and press and could curb independent business messaging, risking government overreach into free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRS
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Comepanies
Jack W. Gore
Ft. Launderdale
Florida
Daily News
Multiple Sclerosis Drive For Funds Underway
The annual drive began on Mother's Day and runs to Father's Day. Sagadahoc County MS Chairman Arthur Dolloff notes 60 percent of Maine MS funds stay in state for rehabilitation and research though a cure remains undiscovered. He explains MS affects ages 20 to 40, thrives in colder climates, and requires long term support. the drive forms its own fundraising base before any United Fund allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Dolloff
Topsham Sagadahoc County
Maine
Ines
Colliff
Sagadahoe County
United Fund
Hee
Dolloff
Mallet Named Campaign Treasurer For Bath Memorial Drive
Clyde A. Mallett, Bath Trust Company officer, is named campaign treasurer for the Bath Memorial Hospital Development Program. A $325,000 goal targets building a new 22 bed wing and renovations. Co chairs are Mr. and Mrs. G Baer Connard with Philip Fo Myers as campaign director and Robert G. Terrance as supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Mallett
Bath Trust Company
Bath Memorial Hospital
John P. Carey
Justices Carey
Bath Memorial H
Mallett
Malts
Bath Lions Club
G. Baer Connard
Philip Fo Myers
Campaten Mrector
Robert G. Terrance
Waeryisor
District 19 Power Squadron Meets Friday at Lafayette Hotel
District Commander Elmer B Williams of Foster's Point will preside at the Pitriot 19 Council meeting of the U S Power Squadrons Friday evening. Dinner at 6 30 PM, business session to follow. District 19 includes Amoskeag Manchester Casco Bay Portland Kennebec River Bath and Winnepesaukee Laconia with about 30 officers and delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer B. Williams
Fosters Point
Pitriot 19 Council
U. S Power
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
District 19
Amoskeag Power
Manchester
N. H
Casco Bay
Kennebec River
Bath
Portsmouth
Laconia
B'nai B'rith Bath Chapter Dinner Meeting Report
Members and guests of the Bath B'nai B'rith chapter attended a dinner at Hotel Eagle in Brunswick. Fi Dp oes, chairman of arrangements, announced the fall date for the next meeting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Povich, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Levin, Miss Sophie Mikels, Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Prawer, Jacob Goldstein, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Silverman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
B'nai B'rith
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Oes
Donald Povich
Jesse Levin
Sophie M. Mikels
Jacob Smith
Samuel Prawer
Jacob Goldstein
Samuel Levin
Louis M. Silverman
Georgetown seniors hear sermon on strength study
At Georgetown Central School the baccalaureate speaker Rev. Warren Harris urged graduates to live by the SOS, meaning strength in academics and study in moral life. Choirs from local churches performed as Harris and his son Calvin Harris attended graduation at Gordon Divinity School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Central School
Warren Harris
Calvin Harris
Harris
Paul
Timothy
First
Second Baptist
God of Our Fathers
Dorothy Stuart
Warris
Alfred J Rowe
Beverly Farms
Gordon Divinity School
Central School
Georgetown Road
Marrtown Road
Weekend visitors fill Robinhood and Georgetown Center notes
Readable social notes list guests and residents visiting Robinhood Georgetown Center and surrounding towns across Memorial Day weekend. Names include Dr Edwin F Hussa and Mrs Hussa New York City, Guy Forbush Andover, Mr Mrs Gage Bailey Cambridge, Mr and Mrs Eda Mereen Lewis Randolph, William Zorach Brooklyn, Horace Lee Portland, and many others visiting relatives cottages and local tea rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
MacMahan
Edwin F. Hussa
New York City
Guy Forbush
Andover
Mass
Gage Bailey
Cambridge
Fessenden Wilder
North Andover
Donald Walker
Helen and
Marie O'Connor
Providence
R. J
Sally Walker
Boston
Hussa
Forbush
Auruta
George Oliver
John Mitchell
Bath
Edith Powers
Robinwood
Memorial Hospital
Young Weirton Sophomore Joins Army Basketball Team
Joe Bobula an 18 year old sophomore from Weirton West Virginia is the youngest player on Army's varsity basketball squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bobula
Weirton
W. Va
Army
Five Islands Baptists welcome new members amid service
Bruce and Wayne Mac Carthy Franklin Pinkham and Thomas Watson Jr were received into the Baptist church Sunday morning before Holy Communion. Graduation activities cancel Thursday evening prayer meeting. Local graduates Linda MacMahan Janice Pinkham Sandra Mank Attie Clark listed with Georgetown Central. Baccalaureate service postpones Sunday evening church. Engagement of Nancy Rowe Smith and William Hovey Spear noted. Numerous summer guests and residents appear in local notices.
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Bruce
Wayne MacCarthy
Franklin Pinkham
Thomas Watson
The
Baptist Church
Georgetown Central School
Linda MacMahan
Margaret MacMahan
Janice Pinkham
Philip Pinkham
Sandra Mank
Warren Mank
Attie Clark
Roy Clark
Seguinland
Georgetown
Good Neighbor Club
Kathleen Rittall
Nancy Rowe Smith
Rockland
William Hovey Spear
Rockwort
Miss Smith
Ronald Smith
Alfred Proctor, Jr
Alfred Proctor
Morse Diligh
Brenton Perow
Lawrence Perow
Edda Needham
Almon Marr
Malden
Mass
Laura Cochrane
Mynitty
Arthur
Tinkham
Russell Blake
Medford
Rowe Cottage
Fenton Moore
Bath
Vernon Gray
Alice
Morris Plains
N. J
Katherine Weaver
Arlington
Kathryn Ames
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ray Gilpatrick
Lundquist
Floyd
L. H. Rowe
Aon Williams
Mr Williams
Waltham
Titterington
Quincy
William Grady
Massachusetts
Tom Buckley
Atpusta
Gerald Carr
Woodfords
Kennth Wood
George Douglas
Mattapoisett
Wend
Hollis Leeman
Roxbury
Leon Kelly
Fred Carr
Neil Boynton
Malden Island
Nathaniel Hascenius
West Roxbury
Everett Fay
Everett
Warner Eustis
Australia
New Zealand
Isabell Stevens
Paul Thompson
Mr. Thompson
J. G. Stevens
Exeter
N. H
Harriett Worrell
Rockmere Lodge
Charles Moore
Percival Rice
You
Rice
Howard Thomas
Janette
Gail Hincckley
Gerald Hinckley
Brookville
Herman Barter
Obituary of Harry E. Sprague 1886 Congress veteran dies at 71
Harry E. Sprague 71 died Monday at Bath Memorial Hospital. Born Millbridge November 7, 1886 to Lafayette and Nancy Cook Sprague, he leaves brothers Amos and Clifford of Millbridge and four sisters Mrs Almena Ray Millbridge Mrs Elvira Merchant Winter Harbor Mrs Judith Hall South Portland and Mrs Lena Ray West Willington Connecticut. A World War I veteran, he had worked for Howard Coal Co in the city in recent years.
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Millbridge
Lafayette
Nancy Cook Sprague
Amos
Clifford
Almena Ray
Elvira Merchant
Winter Harbor
Judith Hall
South Portland
Lena Ray
West Willington
Conn
Sprague
Howard Coal Co
Funeral services for Louis Pooler held at Arthur F.ayo & Son
Funeral services for Louis F H Pooler were conducted at 10 a m Monday at the Arthur F ayo & Son Funeral Residence with the Rev John E Bellefontaine officiating. Bearers were L Blair Bailey Harry Comean Walter Staples Carl Davidson Paul Berry and Verle Hathorne. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis FH. Pooler
Arthur F. “Ayo
Funeral held for Joseph H Seekins at Mayo residence
Funeral services for Joseph H Seekins were conducted at 1.30 p.m. Tuesday at Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Martin V B Sargent officiating. Bearers were Edward McKenna Joseph McKenna Albion Flemings and Edwin Small. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seekins
Joseph H Seekins
Arthur F. Mayo
Widow of Bath resident dies in Reading Mass
Mrs. Bessie A. Smith widow of former Bath resident Frank Owen Smith died Tuesday in Reading Massachusetts. Funeral services will be held at the Cromwell Funeral Home in North Reading Thursday at 1 p.m. Interment is set for Greenlawn Cemetery in Salem Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie A. Smith
Bath
Frank Owen Smith
Reading
Mass
Cromwell
North Reading
Greenlawn
Salem
Four Bath Pupils To Take Part In Piano Recital
Four Bath students will appear in the annual piano recitals under teacher William Eves of Topsham. Joyce Sabo performs Friday, Carla Tukey and James Day on Monday, and Thomas Bertocei also participates. Recitals are at Topsham Town hall with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eves
Topsham
Bath
Joyce Sabo
Benjamin Sabo
Dike Road
Carla Tukey
E. O. Tukey
Andrews Road
James Day
Harry L. Day
Green Street
Thomas Bertocei
S. Theodore Bert
City Manager Accepts Bid For Police Uniforms
Bath police department will receive new uniforms after City Manager Stanley W. Judkins accepts the low bid of 1104.31 from Smith and Bennett Inc of Boston. Stowell Uniform Co Newtonville Mass submitted a nearby bid of 1109.30. American Labrance Corp of Boston bid only on hats.
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Smith and Bennett, Inc
Boston
Bath
Stowell Uniform Co
Newtonville
Mass
American Labrance Corp
Smith and Bennett
Stanley W. Judkins
Bath Man Louis H. Pooler Dies at 53 in Maine Medical Center
Louis H. Pooler 53 of Bath died Friday at Maine Medical Center Portland after three weeks as a patient. A Hyde Windlass clerk for many years, he was a Bath Fire Department Engine One member and a Morse High School graduate and former Bath AC basketball player. Survived by widow Mariee Fogg Pooler four sons Reginald U S N Robert Bruce and Edward all of Bath one brother E Joseph Pooler of Brookline Mass.
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Sam MacDonald
Georgetown Center
Morse High
Colby College
Ronald Atwood
Waco
Texas
Earle Wagan
Harold Peters
Ipswich
Mass
Robinhood Cove
Charles Nelson
Florida
Nelson
Little River
James Oliver
Buddie Brown
Maine
Topsfield
Vanceeboro
Tomah Stream
McAdam
Canada
Betsy Holt
Madison
George Messenger
Everett
Alfred McCabe
Bath
Kennebec Power Squadron
Hoho
Inez Boyd
Dorothy W. Stuart
Georgetown
Newton Highlands
Charles Boyd
Somerville
Louis H. Pooler
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Pooler
Hyde Windlass Company
Engine One
Bath Fire Department
Rockwood
Alfred and
Maude Morin Pooler
Path
Morse High School
Old Bath AC
City
Hyde Windlass
Mariee
Fogg Pooler
Reginald
U.S.N
Puerto Rico
Robert
Bruce
Edward
E. Joseph Pooler
Brookline
Ulysses S. Grant, Bath Resident, Dies at 59
Ulysses S. Grant, 59, died suddenly Friday morning at his Bath home after a long residence in the city and a career as a cook in several restaurants and at Hyde Memorial home. He was born March 11, 1899 in North Boothbay and is survived by two brothers, Verdic A. Grant of Bath and Sidney S. Grant of North Boothbay, plus nieces and nephews.
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Ulysses S. Grant
High Street
Bath
North Boothbay
Allen P
Evelyn Campbell Grant
Boothbay
Grant
Hyde Memorial Home
People’s Baptist Church
Verdic A. Grant
Sidney S. Grant
Chester A. Quimby Dies at 71 in Memorial Hospital
Chester A. Quimby 71 of 4 Park Street died Monday at Memorial hospital after a stay since Saturday. Born in Richmond August 22, 1886 he was son of Ambrose and Mary Perkins Quimby. Survived by one brother Fred W Bath a daughter in Rockland and several nephews and nieces. He worked many years as a motder at Hyde Windlass Company retiring several years ago and was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Quimby
Park Street
Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ambrose and
Mary Perkins Quimby
Fred W
Bath
Rockland
Quimby
Hyde Windlass Company
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Popcorn stand proprietor Joseph H Seekins dies at 76
Joseph H Seekins 76 longtime mobile popcorn stand owner in Bath died Sunday at Memorial Hospital Born in Wiscasset December 20 1881 he was the son of Charles and Etta Luthard Seekins Survived by three sons Lloyd Carl and Frederick all of Bath three sisters Mrs Helen Merrill of Portland Mrs Carrie Carlton of Cedar Grove and Mrs Mary Nutting of Portsmouth N H Jr and one granddaughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Seekins
Memorial Hospital
Wiscasset
Charles
Etta Luthard Seekins
Lloyd
Carl
Frederick
Bath
Helen Merrill
Portland
Carrie Carlton
Cedar Grove
Mary Nutting
Portsmouth
N. Jr
Ulysses S. Grant Rites Held at Local Funeral Home
Funeral services for Ulysses S. Grant were held Monday at the Leslie C. Shumway funeral home with Rev. Charles R. Sims officiating. Interment followed in the Oak Grove cemetery family lot. bearers included Sidney Grant Burton Grant George Oliver and Charles Johansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Charles R. Sims
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sidney Grant
Burton Grant
George Oliver
Charles Johansen
Crossword Across 31 33 34 35 37 3 40 43 Clues list
A compact crossword style item listing many clues such as Sharpen as razor, Foundations, Ugly old woman, Occurrence, A rounder, Resembling quartz, Likely, Burden, Mulberry Indiana, Greek letter, Breezy, Hasten, Beetle, Dutch painter, Public clerks, Hebrew letter, Dealer in dry goods, land measures, Jewish month, Buddha Chinese, Engineering Corps abbr, Hint, Newt, Large cabin nautical, Leave out, Decorate, River Itay, English novelist Brown Bray butterfly.
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Ind
Chin
Engineering Corps
Brown and Bray
Cryptogram Puzzle Clue List and Quote
A mixed clue set includes down answers and a cryptogram quotation. The sample shows a Longfellow mapping AXYCLBAAXR and a quote THEY'LL WONDERING HOW HANDS SO VILE COULD CONQUER HEARTS SO BRAVE MOORE. The page features puzzle style hints from Kinn Features Syndicate.
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Moore
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Indian Point
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Bath Iron Works Craftsmen’s Association
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