Hope Brightens as Pennsylvania Expands Mental Health Aid
The 26 million dollar boost to Pennsylvania's mental health budget follows a lengthy struggle between Gov. George Leader and lawmakers. Secretary Harry Shapiro, rising from factory work to law and politics, leads reforms to run facilities on medical grounds, free from political patronage, aligning with humane care and modern science.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Solons
Harry Shapiro
Philadelphia
Horatio Alger
State Senate
Shapiro
Dorothea Dix
Leader
Welfare Department
Foreign aid clash unfolds in Congress over cuts
The House voted 192 to 112 to override White House demands to restore 22 percent cuts in foreign aid from the House Foreign Affairs committee. President Eisenhower urged reevaluation as Tito and Moscow loyalties raise concern over continued US arms gifts and funding.
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Congress
Rayburn
House
Martin
White House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Jitu
Eisenhower
Tito
Vito
Moscow
Ussr
Two-Way Obligation for Business Leaders and Politics
The president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States argues businessmen must speak on current issues and oppose government in business and high taxes. He adds that they should oppose special favors for others and for themselves, noting past losses of public regard when supporting targeted spending.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Municipal Court hands down several traffic and misdemeanor pleas
Judge Gardiner R. Deering heard one case and dismissed two for want of prosecution. Carl R. Gurney pleaded guilty to speeding 65 mph on Route 196 Topsham, fined 20 dollars plus 5.70 costs. Others faced speeding counts, drunken driving, and larceny charges with fines, suspensions, or dismissals. multiple defendants appeared from Brunswick Bath Phippsburg and surrounding areas.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Carl R. Gurney
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Topsham
Harold Bartlett
Roger W. Dunning
Phippsburg
Washington Street
William Boyland
Philip J. Sirois
Richard D. Goodwin
Bath
Goodwin
Harold J. Rubin
George A. Conrad
School Street
Conrad
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Arthur D. Dolloff
Damon B. Hipkins
New York City
Joseph L. McCarthy
Brunswick
Harold R. Bartlett
Allen M. Glezerman
Cleveland Heights
Leeman Highway
Jerome Clifford
Betty J. Wallace
Serene Pee
Philip Hodgkins
Carroll H. Griffin
Adams Court
Paul Avery
Vine Street
Robert C. Townsend
Boothbay Harbor
Townsend
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Wayne D Stevens
Buckfield
Nolo Contendre
Lawrence W. Toothaker
Bowdoinham
High Street
Robert Starling
Vandals Damage Home at North Street Extension
Police reported unknown vandals caused hundreds of dollars in interior damage to the home of Mrs. Bessie Goding in Middlebury Connecticut. Neighbors alerted the department after seeing open windows and smashed doors. the unoccupied house had not been checked for months.
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North Street
Bessie Goding
Middlebury
Conn
Edward L. Gaudreau
Bath BIW union taps Cornish as local president
Roland Cornish, 49, Bowdoin pipe coverer, elected president of the Bath local of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers AFL CIO. He defeated three rivals after serving as interim leader nine months. New officers named at BIW include Alton L. King vice president and Edward F. Jones recording secretary. International president John J. Grogan to administer oath later this month.
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Bowdoin
Bath
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Aflcio
Bath Iron Works Corp
AFL
CIO
Roland Cornish
BIW
Alton L. King
Edward F. Jones
Emil R. Allison
Bowdeinham
Oscar H. King
East Brunswick
Arthur Bennett
Woolwich
Reginald E. Garrison
Victor R. Leask
Herman F. Coombs
King
Charles A. Rogers
Brunswick
Allison
Arthur Card
Hardings
Charles Y. Trone
Warren
Irving L. Branch
Gardiner
Willard J. Witham
Randolph
Edward Hooper
John J. Grogan
Camden
N. J
Iumswa
BIW Recreation Assn Sails for Family Boat Trip
The BIW Recreation Association again sponsors a boat trip for employees and families on Sunday June 17. Two Casco Bay steam crafts depart BIW dock at 9:30 a.m. for Pemaquid via back river, with a lunch stop at Gilbert's and a Damarscotta river return before 4:30 p.m. If weather fails, the trip shifts to June 24.
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BIW Recreation Assn
Tion
Casco Bay
Biw
Pemaquid
Gilbert’s Dock
Gilbert’s
Bath
Damariscotta River
Three From Bath Earn Degrees From U of Maine
The University of Maine conferred bachelor’s degrees on 582 seniors and master’s degrees on 56 graduates at the 106th commencement. Bath residents Victor Richard Lonn earned the B.S. in Forestry, John Henry Small earned the B.A. in Business and Economics, and Julius Mahlon Niles earned the M.A. in Education. Small received an Army Reserve commission. Lonn will join as second lieutenant after ROTC summer camp.
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University of Maine
Bath
Arthur A. Hauck
University
Victor Richard Lonn
College of Agriculture
John Henry Small
College of Arts and Sciences
Julius Mahlon Niles
A. Colby
Small
United States Army Reserve
Lonn
Mrs. Martha Fielding Honored On 85th Birthday
Mrs. Martha F. Fielding celebrated her 85th birthday Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Daniel A. MacDonald’s home on Washington Street. She received gifts and cards, a bouquet of roses, and lilacs. A cake was cut and served with ices and coffee as music and piano selections accompanied the gathering of family and friends including Harold Fielding and Bruce Fielding.
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Martha F. Fielding
Daniel A. MacDonald
Washington Street
Fielding
MacDonald
Bruce Fielding
Harold V. Fielding
Bruce
Bath
Ralph H Fielding
Wollaston
Mass
Marjorie Palmer
Carol Field
French wire lettuce basket holds onions neatly
A sturdy non collapsing French wire lettuce basket doubles as a decorative onion holder for kitchen storage. It combines practicality with rustic charm, keeping onions organized and accessible.
Bath Retail Board Approves One Way Streets And New Hours
Bath Retail Board of Trade backed one way traffic for Front and Center streets and approved a new Monday store hours from noon to 9 p.m. starting June 18. The group also endorsed a late summer two to three day promotional campaign and a six week trial of the change in downtown hours to keep shoppers in Bath. Approximately 30 firms attended.
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Bath
Retail Trade Board
Colonial Club Rooms
Front Street
Front
Center Streets
H. Ralph Forbes
Retail Board of Trade
Richard MacLennan
Bath Area
Chamber of Commerce
MacLennan
Augusta
Rockland
John H. Freeman
Forbes
Ralph G. Stetson, Jr
Rutland
Westbrook
Gurney Installed Commander of Smith Tobey Post
Donald J. Gurney was installed as commander of Smith Tobey Post American Legion with Robert McFarland and Arthur Ingersoll officiating. New officers include Ivan Cyr adjutant Herman Norris finance officer Gardiner Rogers Frank Reinoehl service officers Abraham Greenblatt first vice commander Robert Wagner second vice commander and others. Wagner won Sagadahoc county commander at the meeting amid attendance by members and spouses. retiring commander Farnham received a past commander's pin. A baseball game between the local Junior Legion and Harold J Andrews Post Portland was set for Sunday after a field bugle corps exhibition by Portland Post's 80 members.
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Donald J. Gurney
Smith-Tobey
American Legion
Robert McFarland
Thomaston
Arthur Ingersoll
St. George
Ivan E. Cyr
Herman Norris
Gardiner D. Rogers
Frank Reinoehl
Abraham Greenblatt
Robert E. Wagner, Sr
Orville Davis
Portland
Portland Post
Bugle
Leslie Shumway Elected President of Lions Club
Leslie C. Shumway was elected King Lion at the Sea Grille West Bath meeting. Norman Seekins Kurt Diamant Arthur MacDonald E Lawrence McCurdy Edward True Merle Niles and Dr Richard H Johnson named officers and board members for one and two year terms. Charter Night installation set for June 16 at Hotel Sedewick.
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Leslie C. Shumway
King Lion
Sea Grille
West Bath
Norman E. Seekins
Kurt E. Diamant
Arthur M. MacDonald
E. Lawrence McCurdy
Edward D. True
Merle Niles
Lion Tanner
Richard H. Johnson
Benjamin Zimmerman
Stanley Elwell
John H. Freeman
Clyde Mallett
Henry Richards
Sedewick
Bath police and fire associations opt out of United Fund drive
Bath area organizations the Bath Police Benevolent Association and Bath Fire Department Drivers Benevolent Association along with Bath Area United Fund announced they will not participate in the United Fund this year after a detailed examination of considerations. UCLA has won four NCAA tennis championships.
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Bath Police Benevolent Association Inc
Bath Fire Department Drivers Benevolent Association,Inc
Bath Area United Fund, Inc
Police and Fire Associations
United Fund
University of California At Los Angeles
Bath store hours and one way streets face opposition
Roy W. Putney of Senter's Inc opposed proposals for Monday noon to 9 pm hours and one way Front and Center streets in Bath. He argued staffing and limited impact on local shoppers, while the Bath Retail Trade Board plans a June 18 summer trial of the new hours and a six week one way traffic pilot.
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Bath
Roy W. Putney
Senter's Inc
Bath Retail Trade Board
Putney
The
Times Today
Senter’s Inc
Portland
Lewiston
Hebrew Ladies Society Ends Season at Wiscasset Inn
The Bath Hebrew Ladies' Society held the final session of the season at the Wiscasset Inn last Wednesday. Mrs. Sam Levin presided over the business meeting attended by 18 members, followed by a dinner with guests including Miss Sophie Mikels and many others.
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Bath Hebrew Ladies’ Society
Wiscasset Inn
Sam Levin
Sophie Mikels
Sam Prawer
Louis Petlock
Joseph I. Smith
Max Katz
Lawrence Katz
Benjamin Zimmerman
Harry Lait
Morris Petlock
Arthur Gediman
Jesse Levin
Donald Povich
Morris Ziblatt
Abraham Greenblatt
Morris Goldstein
Kurt Diamant
Paul Karass
Congress Sportswear Men Have Week End Outing
The Congress Sportswear Co. sponsored an annual weekend outing for its male employees in Boston. The trip, held over the week, featured group activities.
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Congress Sportswear
Boston
Congress Sportswear Co
Bath YMCA Day Camp Offers Camping And Swimming
Bath YMCA Day Camp invites boys aged 8 to 13 for a seven week summer program starting June 25. About 120 boys have signed up to enjoy camping, supervised hikes, tug of war, softball, dodge ball, circle tag, and swimming lessons at Cushman's Beach Basinco with Minnow tests for deep water.
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Bath Ymca
Bath Y. M.C. A
Cushman’s Beach
Sebasco
Nee
Six Attend All Expense Paid Excursion to Cinerama and Sox Game
An all expense paid trip included tickets to Cinerama on Saturday and the Red Sox Chicago White Sox game on Sunday afternoon. The excursion headquarters were at Hotel Avery. The employees taking the trip were Lewis Lovejoy Mike Burden Carroll Hunt Gary Newman Cleon Pinkham and Terry Ramsey.
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Cinerama
Hotel Avery
Lewis Lovejoy
Mike Burden
Carroll Hunt
Gary Newman
Cleon Pinkham
Terry Ramsey
Thief Steals Skates and Shells in El Dorado Home Burglary
A burglar broke into the Fred Weber home in El Dorado Kansas and stole shotgun shells and a pair of roller skates. A week later the same residence was entered again and another pair of roller skates was taken.
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Fred Weber
Crossword Clues From a Daily Puzzle Page
A reader’s puzzle grid lists across and down clues such as minor Turkish coins tea box origin appeared and other numbered hints including names places and descriptors. The mixed clues cover currencies letters animals tools and legal terms with several entries missing or abbreviated.
Word Puzzle Pieces From A Daily Cryptoquote
The listing presents a set of crossword style clues with numbers for short arias labels manufacturing winter snow The clues include a US president culture medium and a Shinto temple among others The daily cryptoquote hints at a longer puzzle by giving a code word AXYDLBAAXR and famous names such as Longfellow Bludso and Churchill in the puzzle’s preface.
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U. S
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Stanley E. Merry
Wiscasset
Center Street
Néeciete! Shipyard Union
U. of Maine
Martha Fielding
Retail Board
Leslie Shumway
Lions Club
Police and Fire Benefit Assas
Hebrew Ladies’ Society
Camping Daze
el Dorado
Kan
Roller
Daily Cross
Siam
Carr
Longfellow
Lvolto
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Bludso
Ptepea
Churchill
King Pestures Syndicate
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