Eisenhower Taft Clash Reflected In Heated Rhetoric
The piece contrasts Eisenhower and Taft though sharing views on taxes, free enterprise, and limiting government control. It notes both favor arms aid against Communism and defense cooperation, yet differ in emphasis on spending abroad and policy details. It warns bitterness could hurt the GOP in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Eisenhower
Iegret
Abilene
Taft
Sy Wrate
Free Nations
Europe
Wall Street Journal
William Henry Chamberlin
G. O. P. Case
Increase Production Demands Bigger U.S. Food Output
Statisticians warn that in 23 years United States per capita consumption will rise and births will lift population to about 190 million with five mouths to feed for every four today. Congress heard the need for 577 million acres to meet this growth in food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
American farmer faces higher acreage or yields to meet exports
The article notes 462,000,000 dollars for domestic use and 40,000,000 acres shipped abroad. If figures hold, farmers must either expand arable land or boost yield per acre. It cites 15 years of growth via new plant strains, hybrid corn, insecticides, fungicides, and fertilizers increasing output as if 64,000,000 more acres were cultivated.
Model Plane Meet Held in Portland June 29
Plymouth Dealers of Southern Maine sponsor a Portland model plane meet at Payson Park on June 29 with 46 trophies and prizes. Registration day includes free entry and a souvenir cap for each registrant. Events cover speed stunt scale and combat, with four age classes from under 12 to adults, and open to the public with no admission. Earle F. Barker of Portland is meet director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Payson Park
Portland
Remick Auto Sales
Bisbee Motors
Brunswick
Champion Co
Maine
Bath
York Beach
Harrison and Bridgton
Earle F. Barker
Bath municipal court hands busy session with multiple fines
Judge Gardiner R. Deering disposed of a large docket in Bath on Monday. Paul R. Kelley convicted of non support drew three months in Kennebec county jail. Elma B. Poland of West Paris fined ten dollars and costs. Paul Sario of Newport New Hampshire also fined ten dollars and costs. Carroll Smith of Topham pleaded guilty to attempting to defraud and received six months in jail with one year probation. Clarence J. Dube of Bath fined twenty five dollars and costs for reckless driving. Grover Connors Jr. of Brunswick fined ten dollars and costs for speeding. A Topsham man got 30 days for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Bath
Paul R. Kelley
Gomey
Kennebec County
Elma B. Poland
West Paris
Mortimer O’connell
Paul Sario
Newport
N. H
Joseph Babine
Carroll Smith
Topham
Clarence J. Dube
Robert Starling
Grover Connors, Jr
Brunswick
Babine
Topsham
Topsham Motorist Fined For Passing On Curve
Municipal court sentenced George A. Sprague Jr. to a 10 dollar fine and 6.30 dollars in costs after a guilty plea to passing on a curve. He was arrested in Topsham on June 16 by State Trooper George C. Buzzell. A Bath woman also paid 4.70 dollars in court costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sprague, Jr
Topsham
Gardiner R. Deering
George C. Buzzell
Buzzell
Bath
West Bath Grange worship service observed at church
About 40 West Bath grangers attended the service at West Bath Methodist church in the afternoon. The service was led by Rev. Howard F. Cramer of Beacon Street church with a solo by Mrs. Cranmer. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Sims of the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Methodist Church
West Bath
Howard F. Cramer
Beacon Street Church
Cranmer
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Mrs Emma Cotton Visits Medford Couple in Beacon Street Home
Mrs Emma Cotton of Medford Massachusetts arrived Monday to visit her daughter and son in law Rev and Mrs Howlard F Cramer at 9 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cotton
Medford
Mags
Howlard F. Cramer
Beacon Street
Tax Repeal ticket stirs Sagadahoc political scene
Augusta reports describe an ee chain city influence amid Patrick N. O York speculation about his candidacy. The Sales Tax Repeal ticket lists ten sheriff candidates and local officials including Robert E Wagner Donna B. MacMahon Arthur J. Lebel Oscar W. Leighton Gertrude B. Doyle and John Guerette. Uncertainty remains on spread beyond Sagadahoc and on referendum outcomes shaping Maine’s September election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Patrick N
Lane
O’york
Times
Robert E Wagner
Bath
Donna B. MacMahan
Arthur J. Lebel
Richmond
Oscar W. Leighton
Gertrude B. Doyle
John Guerette
Sagadahoc County
Maine
Torrent No. 1 Second at Newbury Muster in Bath
Torrent No. 1 Handtub Association members returned to Bath after placing second in Newbury muster competition among six machines. Foreman Norman Morse, 17, and young crew led by 20-year-old Donald Hanscom, head a mostly youthful team. Hancock of Ashburnham won with 179 ft 10.5 in. Torrent 171 ft 3.5 in. Other prize entrants included Gerry Marblehead, Winnisimmet Chelsea, and Merriback Andover. First class winners were Neptune Newburyport and Passaconway Seabrook. A new Hancock No. 1 drill and an Old Town Jamboree capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Newbury
Mass
Donald Hanscom
Norman Morse
New England
Hancock
Ashburnham
Gerry
Marblehead
Neptune
Newburyport
Passaconway
Seabrook
N. H
Oko’s
Protection
Defiance
Bristol
R. I
Essex
King Phillip
Gov
Bradstreet
North Andover
Protection Handtub Association of
Newbury Green
Last Survivors Club Seeks Living 103rd Infantry Members
The secretary Walter M. Jones of the Last Survivors Club requests names of any living members from the 103rd Infantry of the 26th Division in this area. Send details to A.E.LF arene street, Soerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
103Rd Infantry
Walter M. Jones
103Rd U. S. Infantry
A.elf Arene Street
Soerville
Miss Janet Sharkey Returns to Summer Work at Small Point
Miss Janet Sharkey of Meadow Way is employed for the Summer at Small Point, taking a seasonal post in the coastal town. She earns tasks related to hospitality and local services as part of the seasonal program.
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Janet Sharkey
Meadow Way
Small Point
Political wins and local upsets show varied results
The piece notes Gov Payne's upset over Sen Brewster and Burton Cross's surprising margin, with local twists including Converse Fenn's defeat of renomination bid and Forrest Legard's unexpected winner status. It mentions George Carleton Jr and Harold Rubin close race, Elizabeth Moffatt edging, Neil Bishop sweeping Sagadahoc, and reactions to sales tax repeal momentum. The overall tone reflects a ballot-night surge of surprises and party shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernor Payne
Brewster
Burton M. Cross
Eo Cross
Converse Fenn
Bath
Herbert T. Caverly
Forrest C. Legard
Legard
George F. Carleton, Jr
Harold J. Rubin
Charles F. Cmmings
Elizabeth D. Moffatt
Neil
Bishop
Sagadahoc
Hussey
Cross Forces
Sagadahoc Count Gives Bishop Here Boost in Nomination Race
Bishop Here Bishop stopped by the Times office Monday night as returns came in. Sagadahoc support pleased him, but state totals showed he was out of the nomination race despite receiving many congratulations for his strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Sagadahoc
Bowdeinham
Horace McClure Wears Switched Governor Sticker Hat
Horace McClure appeared in the Times city room Monday night about 11 wearing a talk silk hat previously bearing a Hussey for Governor sticker now replaced by a Cross for Governor sticker. The minor visual change accompanied election talk and local coverage.
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Horace
Horace McClure
the Times
Campaign tensions loom ahead of Fall elections
The piece notes ongoing factional strife within both parties as primaries pass. Independent bids by Neil Bishop and Earl Grant for governor and senator threaten party harmony. Rumors say Senator Brewster may run as an independent, while bitter Republican county races and possible independent bids by Elizabeth D. Moffatt and Converse Fenn add to the political volatility before September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bishop
Earl Grant
Brewster
Elizabeth D. Moffatt
Converse Fenn
Patrick N. H. O’york
Democrats To Organize City Committee Meeting
Democrats plan a gathering at City Hall Wednesday at 7 30 to organize a new City committee. City Committee Chairman Leslie J. Wold announced the effort and urged attendance by local Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Leslie J. Wold
Maine Party Nominations Signal Campaign Fever
In Lewiston Dominique J. Tardif won the Democratic nomination for the State House. In Augusta and Waterville party committees met and speeches aired, while crowds gathered outside the Times Office on election night. Independent Earl Grant and Bowdoin College figure Kenneth Sills surfaced in Democratic talks as possible late replacements for major races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dominique J. Tardif
Lewiston
State House of Sentatives
Spindle City
Maine
Democratic State Committee
Augusta House
Elmwood
Waterville
Frederick G. Payne
Senate
Burton M. Cross
Times Office
Earl S. Grant
Bremen
U. S. Senate
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Pero
Bowdoin College
Roger Dube
Sills
State Committee
Bishop May Run as Independent Governor Candidate
Hints of an independent bid surface with Bishop admitting openness to the idea. A defeated Republican nominee noted in the Times he would not back Cross or Hussey, and pundits see the move as aimed at siphoning votes from Cross to aid the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
the Times
Sagadahoc
Senator Cross
Roy Hussey
Hussey
Augusta Hardware
Cross
Drunken driving case heard in Superior Court
The trial of P Edward Deberg of Phippsburg for drunken driving began Thursday in Superior Court and was continued. State Trooper Powers and Frank E Lawrence testified as principal witnesses. Deberg admitted drinking after the night’s March 10 accident on the Sebasco road. The case stalled at 12 40 and was to resume at 2 p.m. with a late jury expectation.
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P. Edward Deberg
Phippsburg
Superior Court
Frank W. Powers
Frank E. Lawrence
Woolwich Stone Mason
Harold J. Rubin
Edward W. Bridgham
Debery
Sebasco
Deberg
Rubin
Football Field Work At Kelley Field Progress Report
Sherwood Baker, Woolwich contractor, resumed work on the new gridiron at Kelley field Monday morning. Heavy work is mostly done and top soil is being spread. Grass seed purchased but not sown until fall. City Manager Nathan C. White estimates about three weeks to complete grading.
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Kelley Field
Sherwood Baker
Woolwich
Baker
Nathan C. White
Nazarene Young People Plan July Meeting at Reid State Park
The Nazarene Young People group met in Woolwich with 12 members and two visitors. After a brief business session they played games. The next monthly meeting will be July 18 at Reid State Park in Georgetown, with departure from the Nazarene church at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Reid State Park
Georgetown
Nazarene Church
Local servicemen return to duties as rotations begin
Pfc Joseph Plumer of 21 Central Ave. served as rifleman in Company L in Korea since Aug 1951 and earned the Combat Infantry Badge and Bronze Star as the Army rotates units back home. S/Sgt Myrtle J Seavey of Squirrel Point Lighthouse in Phippsburg trains at Fort Schuyler then Camp Lejeune with the First ANGLICO unit as part of a Marine Reserve classification platoon. Cpl Ramon Worden, U.S. Army Medical Corps, leaves Camp Kilmer for Fort Lawton after a 10 day furlough and will receive orders for overseas duty.
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Joseph We
Central Avenue
Korea
U An
Plummer
Myrtle J. Seavey
Harold Seavey
Squirrel Point
Phippsburg
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Seavey
Department of State
Washington, D. C
Fort Schuyler
N. Y
Marine Reserve
W. M
Pattrefield
Ayatee
Oxford Business College
Cambridge
Mass
Cpl
Ramon Worden
U.S A. Medical Corps
New Jersey
Frederick J. Worden
Washington Street
Cpl. Worden
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Fort Lawton
Wash
Worden brothers update from U S Air Force base
A/3C George Worden has completed Airplane Mechanic School at Shepard AFB Wichita Falls Texas and attends G-36 Specialist School there. His parents Frederick J. Worden and relatives stationed in Japan are also noted with service in the U S N Air Force. The brothers served at Kokosuka Japan and are now reassigned to units near Korea.
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George Worden
U. S. Air Force
Shepard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Airman Worden
Frederick J. Worden
Washington Street
Carl and
Henry Henrikson
Joseph. H. Henrikson
Mechanic Street
Japan
U. S. N. Air Force
Kokosuka
Carl
Sasron
Henry
Korea
Bath Couple Wedded in Gloucester in 1917
Mr and Mrs Andrus Coleman of 20 Bath street celebrate their thirty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner at Valles Inn in Woodfords. They wed in Gloucester on June 20 1917. Mrs Coleman before marriage was Miss Marjorie Walen daughter of Capt and Mrs W Ralph Walen of Gloucester. Capt Walen still visits. Mr Coleman worked at Hyde Windlass Co and previously at Torrey Roller Bushing Works. Mrs Coleman works in the Edna Mae Shoppe office. Family and friends sent gifts and congratulatory cards.
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Andrus Coleman
Bath Street
Vallee’s Inn
Woodfords
Stanley Coleman
Richard
Arlene
Leon Robbins
Julia
Cindra
Emperor Moth Brought In By Roger Drinkwater
Hyde Park resident Roger Drinkwater brought a large Emperor moth to town Monday morning. The Great Peacock moth measured about six and a half inches with velvety chestnut wings crossed by a pale zigzag and bordered in smoky white. Each wing bears a great eye pattern with a black pupil and multicolored iris. The specimen was found on the Leeman highway near Floral.
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Roger Drinkwater
Hyde Park
Drinkwater
Leeman Highway
Floral Street
Reverend and Mrs Schaper Visit in California at Clairmont
Rev and Mrs Richard J Schaper of Washington street are enjoying their stay in California during the national Congress of Congregational Churches at Clairmont. During their absence Rev Schapers mother Mrs Penna Schaper of Islip L I N Y is staying with the Schaper children and has met many of her sons parishioners. She is a Gold Star Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Schaper
Washington Street
California
Congress of Congregational Churches
Clairmont
Schaper
Penna Schaper
Islip
L. 1
N. Y
Bridgham Wins Verdict in Damage Suit
In a damage case at the Naval Station area an award went to Hazel Young against Bridgham. Testimony showed Hazel and Royce Young had friendly ties with Laura and Fred Libby. both marriages ended in divorce and the defendant later married Royce. Justice Webber recessed the jury until 2 p m.
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Wwidgham
Bath
Donald W. Webber
Traverse
Unsightly Bath approach to Carlton bridge in Maine
Readers complain that the Bath approach to the Carlton bridge is neglected with Front and Vine streets corner overgrown by tall grass bushes and burdocks while the south side hides broken bottles paper and refuse. A small crew could clear the site in hours if the State Highway department acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Carlton Bridge
State Highway Department
Front
Vine Streets
Maine
Engagement announced for Gladys Heald's daughter
Mrs. Gladys Heald of Woolwich announces the engagement of her daughter to a Naval Air Base man. An August wedding is planned. Miss Pearson attended Morse High School and Mr. Heddon attended schools in Peoria Illinois.
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Gladys Heald
Woolwich
Wick Naval Air Base
Boys Register for Day Camp Swimming
More than 150 boys have entered the YMCA Learn To Swim program offering five week sessions. Lessons begin June 30 with focus on water confidence floating safety body control and coordination. Beginners learn skill drills while advanced swimmers may join special classes. deep water tests planned after the courses.
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Y. M.C
Jury Deliberates 20 Minutes in Drunken Driving Verdict
In Traverse, P Edward Debery of Phippsburg was found guilty of drunken driving after a one day Superior Court trial. Judge Donald W Webber presided as jury delivered the verdict Friday afternoon amid a brief deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Edward Debery
Phippsburg
Mrs Oulton Relatives Return From Visits
Mrs daughter Milios Helena Oultoon N Sherman street Pond has returned after visiting Mrs Oulton's son and wife Lieutenant and Mrs Ronald Oulton of High street. Mrs Oulton and Miss Oulton have papers returned from a visit in Washington D C and New York City.
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Milios
Helena Oultoon N
Sherman Street
Pond
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Snapshot
A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers spans classic categories. Includes entries for continents, diplomacy, micro-terms, animal notes, and various wordplay prompts with several numbered hints and a few misprints.
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Eee
Last Survivors Club
Duke of
Grant of Bremen
Nazarene Young People
Gloucester
Emperor
Bridgham
Metropol H. Hin
Israel
Fuss
Sailor
Ture
Wordsworth
King Features Syndicate
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