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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

6

Life in Shanghai and Bath city finances featured in Bath letter

In Bath a letter from Marc T. Greene describes daily life in Shanghai's International Settlement with refugees, epidemics, and Japanese influence, while Bath's city government reports show debt reduction, tax collection, and adjustments in the Police and Health departments, plus a move toward a City Manager referendum.

Marc T. Greene Bath Friends Shanghai China Japan Mr. Greene Linekin Europe Hongkew America Greene Bath Seven Seas Providence Journal Ken Asia Dutch East Indies New Guinea Java Sumatra

Maine Progressive Union elects new officers at annual meeting

Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian of Bath Cos mopolitan club is elected president with Mrs. Orman L. Coggeshall of Winnegance as first vice president and Mrs. Frank Byram of Lisbon as second vice president. Mrs. Edward Hayes of Freeport becomes secretary and treasurer as the Maine Progressive Union wraps up its Friday gathering at the Cosmopolitan club.

Paul G. Bagdikian Maine Progressive Union Cosmopolitan Club Bath Orman L. Coggeshall Community Club Winnegance Frank Byram Progressive Club Lisbon Carl F. Pierce Edward Hayes Freeport Joseph I. Smith F. Allen Emma Morse Eloise Jordan John Crawford Pierce Henry W. Webb Wiscasset Charles Sewall Lincoln County Union Roscoe P. McFadden District 11 Joseph Smith Smith Margaret J. Adams Inez Baker Annie Hunter Popham Small Point Annie L. Jordan Normena MacKinnon Topsham Amy Lowell Edna St. Vincent Millay Miss MacKinnon Lowell Millay Jesus

Sewall Denies Opposition to Gilmore for City Clerk

Hon. Arthur Sewall issued a public denial Thursday stating he is not opposed to the reelection of City Clerk John Gilmore. He called rumors of opposition false and praised Gilmore as a conscientious clerk whose service the city would lose if he did not return. Bowdoin College faculty announced scholarships totaling about 22500 for 186 undergraduates plus state awards and tuition remission for 150 students. Emery Scholarship goes to Walter Rowson Jr., Richmond area, with Stanwood Alexander Scholarship favoring Richmond boys Carroll F. Terrell receives the latter two awards.

Arthur Sewall John W. Gilmore Sewall John Gilmore Bowdoin College State of Maine Emery Walter Rowson, Jr East Braintree Mass Carroll F. Terrell Richmond Stanwood Alexander

Beck nominated banking chief

Andrew J. Beck Republican Washburn Trust Co. former Executive Councilor named state bank commissioner by Governor Barrows to succeed Thomas A. Cooper who resigned. Cooper will end duties March 1 and become treasurer of Biddeford Savings Bank. Beck, Maine political figure and former American Fruit Growers representative, awaits Executive Council confirmation seven days after posting.

Andrew J. Beck Washburn Washburn Trust Co Lewis O. Barrows Thomas A. Cooper Augusta Cooper Biddeford Savings Bank Edward Staples Beck Frederick W. Mitchell Houston Aroostook County Maine American Fruit Growers Association Executive Council

Maine Bill Aims Inland Water Pollution Control Board

A Maine legislature bill titled An Act Relative to Pollution of Inland Waters proposed by William T. Donnell would create a Water Purity Control Board with five members from key agencies and federations. The act would require sewage and industrial waste treatment, bar new sewers without treatment plants, curb new industries without proper plants, and prohibit oil or toxic deposits, with enforcement powers and penalties.

Maine William T. Donnell Sagadahoc Rod, Gun & Skeet Association Federated Sportsmen's Cl House Fed Dominique J. Tardif Bath Committee On Judiciary Senate Arthur Spear Cumberland County Augusta the Times State OF Waller Purity Control Board Department of Inland Fisheries and Game Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries Public Utilities Commission Public Health Service Federated Sportsmen's Clubs of Water Purity Control Board Washington Portland Bangor Bar Harbor Bath Iron Works Corp Hyde Windlass Co Marine Corps Cam Navy Department Naval United States Riverside Armory

Bath Iron Works party draws big crowds for three night show

Bath Iron Works employees and guests filled Morse High School for three nights of vaudeville and dancing. The Federal Theatre Project program featured Ted Clawson and Rita Knight with a 15 piece WPA orchestra and a strong lineup of acts. The event capped with a grand finale as attendees enjoyed late dancing and a lengthy program.

Bath Iron Works Corp Morse High School Federal Theatre Project of Maine WPA Ted Clawson Rita G. Knight Jefferson Stock Company Portland Virginia M. Renaud Christine E. Haskell Georges Banks Lela Lawrence George Banks RKO Grandpa Bath Pearl Oliver Flo Pretty Florence Finnigan Herbie Swift Henry Litchfield Byron Pinkham Almon Whitney Miss Knight Jintao Tina Bill Gladstone Gladys Stuber

Five Islands Fire Fighters Prove Efficient Protecting Residents

The Five Islands Fire Fighters, formed after the 1934 big fire, have built an organized department funded by member assessments. They own property, run a station at the four corners, and use earnings for equipment. In three years they answered ten alarms in 1938, expanding hose, pumps, ladders, and social facilities with community support.

Five Islands MacMahan Malden Islands Four Corners Hugh Eisenhauer Eisenhauer

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