Free World's First Team Sees Air Power Rise
General Orval K. Cook of the Aircraft Industries Association argues that US air power underpins global balance. He describes a government industry partnership with 31 000 subcontractors, the risk of private firms funding new designs, and the high stakes of modern weapons development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval K. Cook
US Air Force
Ket
Aircraft Industries Association
Free World
US Air Power. and This Is So, Says General Cook
Defense Department
Association
General Cook
Air Force
Uncle Sam
Pioneers of Flight
Editorial argues U.S. flag merchant marine is essential
The Marine Engineering Log contrasts Suez Canal disruption with the need for a robust U.S. flag merchant fleet. It argues past State Department attitudes harmed the merchant marine and urges realization of its critical role to support international trade and military commitments during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
State Department
Free World
United States
Middle East
U.S
Israel U N. baby and the two wrongs line
The president’s radio and TV address urged the UN to act while criticizing Israel for non compliance. He noted sanctions against Israel may be unfair, called the USSR hard to sanction, and argued two wrongs do not make a right regarding actions in Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Russia
Knowland
Ussr
Unclear plea on UN support cited by Rite Presiden
A fragment notes Rite Presiden Eisephower urging American faith in the UN and seemingly confirming Senator Knowland's claim of a double standard in praise or appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisephower
Knowland
Moon visit seen as unnecessary in Aztec review
In Aztec New Mexico, a review dismisses any motive for human contact with the moon noting that if inhabitants exist they would seek aid only if in trouble. The piece reflects a skeptical, humorous stance on space exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztec
N. M
Moon
Georgetown Fret Baptist services and town meeting notes
At Fret Baptist church Rev Warren Harris spoke on The High Priestly Character of Christ from Hebrews. George town town meeting chose Lloyd Pinkham as first selectman, re elected many officers, approved school funding and road projects, and discussed aid and town affairs. Community members attend from Portland Bath Chestnut Hill and Westwood while a Pot A dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harris
Christ
Peter
Harold J. Brown
Walter Beane
George‘ean Center
First Selectman
Lloyd Pinkham
Bord
Harry Ho Heald
Alton Reed
M. Belle Heald
Chrisine Plummer
Walter Powers
Channing Peeley
Roy Clark
Adolph [Pear ‘Yourman
Eugene Reynolds
Penley
Contables
Wiren
Electmen
Georsetown
Robinhood
Guigeboard Hill
Bath
Gove
City of
Gregory Barrett
Portland
John Blasi
Chestnut Ehi
Mass
Otis Baker
Westwood
P Ot. A
Alex Cunningharm
George Brown
Harold Brown
Charles Harold Pinkham
Five Islands Town Meeting Updates and Local Happenings
Five Islands residents vote to fund extensive wharf repairs at the Town Meeting. Norman Howard of Bath owns the wharf. The Good Neighbor club plans a charity dinner for Georgetown Fire Department. Numerous local visits, hospital updates, and household news follow, including town guests, anniversaries, and memorial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Norman Howard
Bath
Percival MacGillivary
Jine
Good Neighbor Club
Harlan Pinkhin
Georgetown
Little Eagles
Carel Cochrane
Mary Campbell
Marjorie Pierce
Grange Hall
Baptist Church
Ladies Bible Class
Christania Stevens
Cora Pinkbans
Reynolds Grover
Ben
Sagadahoe County
Grover
Alfred Proctor
Gray Auditorium
North End
William Stewart
Queen Esther Lodge Activities Last Week
Mrs. Carolyn Thompson and other Bath members attended official visitation of Maine Rebekah Assembly warden Mrs. Martha Robinson at Evening Star Lodge in Brunswick. Certificates of merit were awarded to both Queen Esther and Evening Star Lodges. A boiled dinner in Wiscasset followed as three candidates received degrees. MM3 Warren Kenney notes transfer to Bath Built destroyer John S. McCain with April four month cruise to Australia. family details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Thompson
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Bath
Rebekah Assembly
Maine
Martha Robinson
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge
Brunswick
Queen Esther
Evening Star
Eunice Perry
Noble Grand
Dorothy Stone
Inez Carter
Pearl Reed
Lois Knight
Athana Gillespie
Wiscasset
Wilbur Casey
Nellie Lord
Athanna Gillespie
Nez Carter
Jessie M. Morrell
Dorothy Wright
Bertram Reed
Dean H. Farnham
Dorkus Lodge
Waterville
Warren Kenney
U. S. S. Mullaney
John S
McCain
Australia
Kenney
Jeannette Hilton
Ralph and
Ruthette
San Diego
Raymond Becherd
Riverside
Calif
New York Visitor Arrives to See Phippsburg Residents
Mrs. Norma Dodge of New York City arrived Monday night for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wallace of Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Dodge
New York City
Paul Wallace
Phippsburg
Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor Bath Girl for Girls State
Bath will send one delegate to Girls State at Colby College Waterville in June as five spots are funded by the State Department of the American Legion Auxiliary. The Bath club expects other city groups to sponsor the remaining four. Plans include initiation of new members March 13 after a covered dish supper at 6 30. Cards will be sent to veteran Joseph Fournier of Bath for his March 5 birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Bath
American Legion
Colby College
Waterville
Ralph Gay
Karcher Jackson
Cerdric French
Togus
Joseph Fournier
Emery Rideout
Myrtle Soule
Taxpayers urged to recheck 1956 income returns
The Internal Revenue Service asks Maine taxpayers to carefully review their 1956 income tax returns before filing. District Director Wheeler warns rushing can miss errors in figures and non numerical details. Some mistakes lead to extra payments, others to automatic overpayments later corrected, reinforcing the need for accuracy to improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Wheeler
Maine
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Paul Wallace at Phippsburg
Mrs Paul Wallace of Phippsburg was guest of honor at a stork shower March 4 hosted by her sister Miss Linda Ryan in Phippsburg. After gifts were opened, refreshments were served and several invited guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wallace
Phippsburg
Linda Ryan
Patty Holbrook
Marlene Logan
Evelyn Shorey
Elthea Chandler
Flora Bartlett
Barbara Marshall
Molly Sherman
Ruby Williams
Carolyn Hart
Marie Reno
Arlene
Mrs. Georgia Varney Funeral Service Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Varney were conducted Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. from the A F Mayo and Son Funeral residence with Rev Richard Arnold of Beacon Street Methodist church officiating Bearers were Clinton Fleming Charles Johansen Ralph Richardson and Thomas Watson Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia FE. Varney
A. F. Mayo & Son
Richard Arnold
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Clinton Fleming
Charles Johansen
Ralph Richardson
Thomas Watson
Oak Grove
Mabel Reed Funeral Held at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Miss Mabel Reed were held Sunday at two o'clock at the Curtis funeral home. The Rev. Charles R. Sims officiated. Bearers were Sewall Pearson, Floyd Carter, Freeman Crosby and Edmund Furber. Entombment followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Reed
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles R. Sims
Sewall Pearson
Floyd Carter
Freeman Crosby
Edmund Furber
Oak Grove
Funeral for Harry Collins Held at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Harry Collins were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Curtis funeral home with Rev. James L. Grant officiating. Bearers were Cecil Fullerton Jon Jr and Joseph Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Collins
Curtis Funeral Home
James L. Grant
Cecil Fullerton
Jon, Jr
Joseph Fullerton
Oak Grove
Funeral service set for Mrs. Charlotte A. Mallett
Funeral service for Mrs. Charlotte A. Mallett who died early Tuesday will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. from St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church. Friends may call at A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral residence prior to the service.
Funeral for Herman Shorey Held in Pittsfield
The 71 year old former Bath barber Herman Alton Shorey was killed by a car on Route 1 between Davis Island and North Edgecomb. The funeral was held at the Shorey chapel in Pittsfield with burial to follow in Pittsfield. He is survived by a large family including three sons and several daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Alton Shorey
North Edgecomb
Bath
Edgecomb
Shorey Chapel
Pittsfield
Shorey
James H. Corscaden
Newcastle
Davis Island
Francis Woodhead
Wiscasset
Water Street
Upper Washington Street
John Freeman
Boothbay Road
Durward T. Shorey
Donald H. Shorey
William Shorey
Reed's Ferry
N. H
Rallston M Sherman
Helen F. Shorey
Hartford
Death of Harry Ernest Collins in Bath recalls Chelsea roots
Harry Ernest Collins of 31 Huse Street Bath died Thursday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital. Born in Chelsea he was the son of George F. and Viola Morgan Collins. A former maintenance man at Corner Book Foundry and plate shop worker at Bath Tron Works Corp he lived in Bath 30 years. He was a Grace Episcopal church member and a former Canton King Odd Fellows. survived by widow Elizabeth Webster Collins two step daughters Mrs Cecil Fullerton Bath and Mrs Walis Savage of Kittery and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ernest Collins
Huse Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Chelsea
George F
Viola Morgan Collins
Bath Tron Works Corp
Collins
Bath
Grace Episcopal Church
Canton King Odd Fellows
Elizabeth Webster Collins
Cecil Fullerton
Wali’ S Savage
Kittery
Henry N Reynolds 70 Georgetown road foreman and patrolman
Henry N Reynolds, 70, of Georgetown died Sunday at Memorial hospital after a month patient stint. Born Nov 9 1886 in Georgetown, son of Eugene and Abbie Reynolds, he leaves brother Ralph M Reynolds of Woolwich and several nieces and nephews. A longtime state road foreman and last 15 years a road patrolman, he served as deacon and treasurer at Robinhood Methodist Church until it closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Reynolds
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Reynolds
Georgetown
Eugene
Abbie F. Reynolds
California
Edwin Trafton Place
Henry
Reynolds
Georgestown
M. E
Riggsville
Robinhood Church
Rockland
Thomaston
Union
Jefferson
Somerville
Washington
Appleton
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
Abbie Noyes Reynolds
Ralph M. Reynolds
Woolwich
Robinhood
Mrs. Georgia Varney Dies At Home At 53
Mrs. Georgia E Varney 53 of 6 Meadow Way died at her home late Friday. The obituary notes the residence and age, with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia E. Varney
Meadow Way
Walter J McElman dies shoveling snow in Moncton
Walter J. McElman, 48, of Bath, died suddenly Monday in Moncton while shoveling snow at his sister’s home. Born February 8, 1889 in Somerside P E I he worked 15 years at Bath Iron Works and retired in 1946. Survived by three brothers and two sisters many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m A F Mayo Son Funeral Residence. entombment Oak Grove. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. McElman
Walter James McElman
Dike Road
Moncton
N. B
Gerald Leblanc
Bath
Mr. McElman
Somersidk
P.E.I
Charles
Sarah Carver McElman
McElman
A. F. Mayo & Son
Oak Grove
Mrs Charlotte A Mallett Dies At 77 In City Home
Mrs Charlotte A Mallett 77 wife of John H Mallett died early Tuesday at 14 Walker street Born July 7 1879 in Digby County Nova Scotia she was a daughter of Timothy and Margaret Mounty Comeau A member of St Marys RC church she is survived by husband one son six daughters five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be at 9 am Friday at St Marys Church Friends may call at Arthur F Mayo & Son funeral home
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Charlotte A. Mallett
John H. Mallett
Walker Street
Digby County
N. S
Timothy
Margaret Mounty Comeau
Mallett
St. Mary's
John Mallett, Jr
Pomona
Calif
Florence Ashdale
Quincy
Mass
Genevieve O'Reilly
Frances Benson
Bath
Catherine Mallett
St. Louis
Alice Schwerdtfeger
Poland Spring
Margaret Mallett
Wallingfoeld
Conn
St. Mary’s Church
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
Death of Miss Mabel Reed
Miss Mabel Reed aged 89 of 209 North street died Friday at Memorial hospital. A Lisburn native, she had lived here 20 years and the Curtis funeral home will conduct services at 2 p.m. Sunday with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Reed
North Street
Memorial Hospital
Lisburn
Death of Sears Fuller in Franklin New Hampshire
Word has been received of the death of Sears Fuller in Franklin New Hampshire on Friday. He married Katharine Edgecomb of this city who survives him. He leaves three sons and a daughter. A funeral service was conducted Tuesday afternoon in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Fuller
Franklin
N. H
Fuller
Katherine Edgecomb
Crossword Puzzle and Cryptoquote Sample
A cryptogram quotation and a large crossword puzzle page fragment are presented. The cryptogram reads IT MATTERS NOT HOW LONG WE LIVE BUT HOW BAILEY. The puzzle lists numerous clues across and down with varying degrees of solvable entries and theme notes.
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the Times Company
Front Street
U.n.’S
Kenneth Cromwell
Alex Cunningham
Georgetown Center
Irving Shattuck
John D. Williams
Billie Plummer
Carroll Powers
Tommy Kahrl
Cambbridge
Thomas Savage
Roland Peterson
Gladys Weeman
Rebekahs
Westbrook
Dist
Jean Currie
Mary
Thomas Wilson
Proctor
Orville Rowe
Lincoln Campbell
Branwell Harford
Gilbert Standish
Fire Chuel
Bath Iron Works
Reginald Pinkham
U.S.C.G
Lloyd A. Pinkham
Earland Moore
Howard Thomas
Leon
Peterson
Weeman
Vins
Lee Bell
Grace Church
Lewiston
Roomhead
Ralph Davis
Terry
Charles Kelley
Melvin
Bill MacDonald
Augusta
Lawrence Cloutier
Alvah €. Reynolds
J. W. McArthur
Linda MacMahon
Evelyn
George Middleton
Reymond Hanna
Freeport Shoe Co
Monany
Marie Moore
Luva Citta
Denise Moore
Dennis Moore
Tommy Watson
Edith Moore
Georgia Watson
Georgetown Central
Janie Mierce
Brenda Penley
Georgian Watson
Edward Berry
Kathleen Rittall
Lava Gray
Quincy Wales
Malden Island
Lincoln
Hawaii
Warner Eustis
Newton
Jamaica
British West Indies
Sylvie Pinkham
Gorham State Teachers College
Victor Pinkham
Clayton Doyle
Yarmomwth
George Almasi
Alimasi
Nancy Barter
Arthur Berry
Portland Medical Center
Berry
Beverly Rittall
Flaine Stevens
Lucien Tardif
Queen Esther Lodge
Legion Auxiliary
Mabel
Reed Funeral
Herman A. Shorey
Epping, N. H
Horace
Mary Curriere
Edgar Fox, Jr
New Jersey
George
Fred Fox
Edward Varney, Jr
Mary Proctor
Daniel Davis
Fred Davis
Dover
Harry E. Collins
Siberian Gulf
Tibet
Guido
Bog
Back
Container
Puton
Bondsman
Louisa
Dim
God of War
Geran
Axydlbaakr
King Features Syndicate
Charles Lamb
PIA
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