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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
2
The passage notes retail stores nationwide facing about ten percent lower sales than earlier, with many people on small incomes struggling to make ends meet. It references a 1920s context and cites President Harding urging America to seek normalcy in difficult times.
The Morse team defeated Portland to claim the Western Maine Tournament crown, the first such victory in 25 years. Bath residents praise the achievement and anticipate a potential showing against Bangor in Orono, with high school pride and plans for a tribute to the players and coach.
The passage suggests shipping interests should target inland Congressmen, noting many come from inland states and might respond to efforts aimed at West and beyond Buffalo. It calls out ship owners for not engaging with grassroots groups and port communities to gain influence.
A report from the Tuesday Probate Court lists numerous estates and guardianships in Bath and nearby towns. It names executors and administrators such as Ruby de Cobb and Roy, L. A Jack and J. Kakos, plus conservators William Wilson and Warren A. Higgins. Accounts filed and allowed are noted for several estates including Dunning Richmond Hall Bath Whitney Alexander Helah Shepard Wyman and others.
During the war the government to regulate and conserve United States shipping and marit ime resources as a measure to support war efforts. The article notes reduced tonnage and disruptions in transatlantic routes affecting commerce and supply lines.
Mr and Mrs Claude Faulkner celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary Friday as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dana.
Portland police arrested three men early Friday after a car linked to the Woolwich break was spotted by Officer Victor J. Pelosi. Bath Police Sergeant Frank Moriarty aided the alert to state police. The trio were questioned in the Woolwich incident and later fined for intoxication cases.
Mayor Dominique J. Tardif proclaims Saturday a Bath holiday as Morse High students and fans rally after the Western Maine Championship win. City stores may close by noon for fans attending the New England Tournament in Boston March 20 to 22. Over 350 student tickets sold. transportation plans include chartered buses if needed.
City officials charter a chartered Maine Central bus for Bath supporters to travel to the State title game at the University of Maine. Morseoe school basketball, Western Maine champions, faces Bangor High at 8 o clock. Bus features air cooling and seating for passengers, fare $3.75 round trip.
Two break ins were reported to the Bath Police Friday at a garage and another location. No injuries or details on suspects were provided in the fragment.
The Bath government praised the Board of Aldermen and Common Council for cooperation during the year. Mayor Tardif lauded members and committees for attendance and diligent work, noting the challenges of inexperienced officials and the absence of overdrafts. He thanked the Bath Daily for its accurate reporting and reflected on a creditable year.
Bath man Judee of a Dee ee Munich court and don Hopkins of Bath were found guilty of operating under the influence of liquor after a Bath police report of an accident at the incenter stream. One defendant paid a $100 fine and costs of $5.15.
The town, led by a longtime editor and now John Morse, plans an Australian ballot meeting at the town hall within ten years. State Forestry reps reported white pine canker and yellow-tagged trees on Pitch Pine hill. PTA notes Mrs. Hamilton McCourt hosting 15 attendees. new members Ns and Sprague joined.
The Sagadahoc Country Club held its annual meeting Monday. Rodney E. Ross Jr. Dr. Leon Eaton Lancelot John F. Cooke and Cecil Paine were elected directors for three years. A committee reported a list to fill vacancies and a vote of appreciation was given to donors. Clergymen in the county invited as complimentary members. University of Maine golf players at Brunswick campus noted with limited schedule and $10 fees. The production committee was disbanded with thanks and President Cooke proclaimed a strong season and year round growth.
Fragmentary text mentions cottages, a fire last year, Mr and Mrs, a demonstration, a daughter named Pierce in Kittery on the 13th, and many friends sending congratulation cards. Several relatives and a Willow/Willard Breare are named with others visiting relatives.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a partial article segment including names Richard Dozois and Coxs Head with continuation note. Hard to derive full event, date, or location from the readable portion.
Recalled histories of Bath shipyards building engines and boilers for steam vessels. Notable figures include John Kelley and D Howard Spear of Spear & Co. Opposum measures about half an inch at birth.
Rev A notes next Hesoom song at 10 and Laforest BE as speaker. Hodgkins Central reports large audience attendance with confusion in transcript. The piece mentions a dees church and Peenaunese diction among attendees.
Colonial basketball announces a home game against Morse on Manany Avenue marking a local sports matchup under the arena's roof.
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