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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

4

Destroyer Somers Launched at Bath in Memorial Day Ceremony

Thousands gathered at Zoth Iron Works and Carlton Bridge to witness the 415 foot destroyer USS Somers slide down the ways at 11 22 amid a Memorial Day celebration. Notables including Charles E Wilson Thomas S Gates Jr and Rear Admiral Espe attended as Gates praised Bath shipbuilding and the ship’s role in a strong navy.

USS. Somers Rovert Hale Carle E. Espe First Naval District Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson Thomas S. Gates, Jr RAW Bath Gates Bath “Shipbuilding North America Pophamelony Gates Virginia Bath Espe Partic Rahein Somers Det Wa

Senator Smith urges Morse graduates to live as citizens

United States Senator Margaret Chase Smith addressed Morse High School's 1958 graduates at the Baccalaureate service urging independent thinking and active citizenship. She emphasized the duties of voters in a democracy and outlined three goals: think freely, translate thoughts into action at polls and in daily life, and maintain constructive, positive thinking. The ceremony featured a class procession, choir, prayers, and a program designed by student Samuel Trott.

Senator Smith Morse Maine America United States Margaret Chase Smith Morse High School Smith

Four Per Cent Wage Hike In Union Management Pact

About 2,200 production and maintenance workers at the Iron Works will vote by secret ballot Thursday on a management union contract. The two year pact increases wages by four percent with an Oct 15 1959 reopener and includes a wage per hour rise leading to about 4 extra dollars a week for a first class mechanic and about 43 more for a helper. The agreement mirrors a prior offer with adjusted timing and contains no change to the union demand for representation in grievance procedures.

Flurence JL. McCabe New England Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Local 6 McCabe Iron Works Water Street

Morse High Class Day recalls three year Morse era and Mars voyage

Morse High School's auditorium overflowed with graduates as the Class Day program recounted the three year Morse experience. Albert Douglas Susan Bates and Marilyn Foster presented a prophecy set in Dr Douglas's office with Foster as nurse and Bates as patient. The class will gifts were read by Margo Parks Frances Butcher and Jean Shumway noting Morse's evolution from Central Grammar to Junior High and the three year system. Sam Trott Dennis Ring Patricia Guynn and Margaret Gal delivered humorous verses while Peter Henderson Stephen Miller Joan Robinson and Sue Owen read the class will. A ceremonial will led to a space ship departure for Mars and Roy Stuart and Donna Maxson performed a duet The Halls Of Ivy.

Martin v B. Sargent Winter Street Austin W. Miller Tom-Wirges King Barbara Lawrence Ruth Doughty Carole Mank Wayne Perry Frederick Brown Edna McPhee Arlene King Peter Henderson Mary Baird Margo Parks Jean Shibwey Barbara Adams Samuel Trott Morse High School Albert Douglas Susan Bates Marilyn Foster Douglas Miss Foster Miss Bates Frances Butcher Jean Shumway Central Grammar School Morse Sam Trott Dennis Ring Patricia Guynn Margaret Gal Stephen Miller Joan Robinson Sue Owen Mars

Testimonial Dinner Honors Maine Supreme Court Justice Carey

Thursday night at 7 o clock a testimonial dinner for newly appointed Superior Court Justice John P Carey will feature Chief Justices Robert William son and Harold Dubord as principal speakers. Attendees include Herbert Locke Maine Bar Association president State Senator Alton Abesard and others. tickets limited from committee members Brain M Jewett Harold Perr Co chairs. various local officials listed.

Robert Williamson Harold Dubord Maine Supreme Court Superior Court John P. Carey Herbert Locke Aposta Maine Bar Association Alton Abesard Lewiston U. S Maine Carey Edmund S. Muskie Suvadihoe Moet Doral Ewie c Bieiness Faust Brain M Jewett Harold PD Perr Charles To Small, Jr Edward ON. Wartner Allin Spear John McConley Rodney I. Roses Robert E. Wagner Edward J. McMann War Old Vo Fielding Darel Scully Jobin Fo Sturtevant Mark W. Hen Hussy

Court Recorder Speaks At Rotary Ally Arthur

Dolloff Bath Municipal Court recorder addressed the Rotary club Tuesday detailing protections for defendants in Maine s criminal process. He outlined rights from arrest through appeal including Fifth Amendment privilege, bail, and right to counsel, and noted pre indictment state evidence inquiry before warrants. Dolloff, a Sagadahoc county attorney candidate in the June 16 primaries, praised safeguards for defendants despite occasional enforcement tensions.

Ally Arthur Dolloff Bath Rotary Club Maine Amore Sagadahoc County

Corliss Street Pastor Resigns for Poultney Vermont

The Rev Harold IL Allen resigns as pastor of Corliss Street Baptist church to accept the pastorate of the Baptist church of Poultney Vermont. He announced the move at Sunday services and will relocate with his wife and children Patricia Pristillasanes and Jane in early days. Joe L Brown Pittsburgh Pirates GM played end on 1988 UCLA team.

Harold IL Allen Corliss Street Baptist Church Baptist Church of Poultney Allen Lisbon Gordon College Boston Gordon Divinity Schoetl Beverly Corliss Street Church Bath Ministers Association Bath Council of Churches Patricia Pristillasanes Jane Joe L. Brown Pittsburgh Pirates UCLA

Bath Honors War Heroes With Memorial Day Ceremonies

Bath observed Memorial Day with ceremonies led by Major Lester B. Goldberg of Brunswick Naval Air Station. Veterans urged youth to uphold American ideals as the parade moved from the war memorial to city streets. A Morse High School band and local groups participated, with wreaths, taps, and the national anthem marking the tributes to fallen defenders.

Lester B. Goldberg U. S.A As O Aimerica Memorial War Memorial Miaster C. Lloyd Hooker Oliver W Bell Thomas Flaherty Morse High School Iogaire Iast Wilson United Spanish War Veterans Cardiner D. Rogers American Legion Strart Morse Fig Daineotias Gettysburg Battery B Bathelion Legion Morse Pith Revo del Bo Pedhefou Oke Thigh Street Maautament Center Are Tromab Chon Center Front Tainena Park Bath Police Miliriee J Warner Bromwiel Mival Air Station Navy Uss Hall Thy Brormswick Naval Air Station Air Force Control Warning Squadron Rnas Wave Can Sons of Rouen Bath Dria Aid Biuebe Corp Smithy Aimee Soethin Oie CIA

Johnson to Chair Bath Lions Club as New President

Johnson named president of the Bath Lions Club for 1956 59 with a slate named for installation on Charter Night. New officers include Clyde Matlett and Philip Willan as vice presidents, Edward Prue treasurer and VeCr sdy secretary, with a slate of board members and officers announced at the weekly meeting.

Clio Richard G. Johnson Clyde A Matlett Philip E. Willan Edward JD .Prue Eo Lawrence VeCrsdy Elmer Alexade sGates FE. Melenighlin Farmier Richard I. Gilmore Joseph Mu Albert Willis Hades

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