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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

2

Old Boys Knew Best on Churchill and Alliances

The piece argues Churchill urged an Anglo American alliance and joint bases, while the U S should avoid entangling alliances. It cites Washington and Jefferson warning against permanent foreign entanglements, claiming the UN can succeed without Britain. It frames U S policy as clear of entangling ties despite British pressure.

United Nations Europe United States Churchill Great Britain Russia George Washington Thomas Jefferson

Hoover Plans Europe Visit To Assess Hunger Crisis

The piece notes former President Herbert Hoover’s leadership in addressing European hunger, with Truman inviting him to Washington and Hoover planning a Europe visit to personally assess the food emergency. It cites 1945 corporate income declines as context for postwar conditions.

Herbert Hoover United States Europe Asia Congress Truman Washington White House Roosevelt Hoover America

Bath Chamber of Commerce Sees Strong Start and Growth

Bath welcomes a new Chamber of Commerce with large membership and energetic, young leaders. Officials say a well run chamber can boost Bath making it busier and cleaner, as urges go out to support the Red Cross with timely, cheerful contributions.

Bath Chamber of Commerce

Illegal liquor sale charges lead to fines and jail terms

Several defendants faced liquor related charges after raids by state inspectors, police, and sheriff’s deputies. Pornepas L. Pomerleau and Herman A. Spinney pleaded guilty to illegal sale or possession with fines ranging from 100 to 150 dollars plus costs and suspended jail terms. Seth Snipe faced a driving under the influence charge, denied, with a hearing ordered. Alfred J. Huden pleaded guilty to DUI and was fined 100 dollars and costs.

Pornepas L. Pomerleau Raymond Court Eens Herman A. Spinney Georgetown Pomerleau Sagadahoc County John P. Carey Seth Snipe Bath Gardiner R. Deering Ralph O. Dale John Kelliher Kelliher Snipe Alfred J. Huden Augusta Norman Vermette

Alderman Advances Training Aids and Taxi License Granted

A new aid course program begins March 14 under an experienced Rockland instructor with 18 hours of training required for officers. Edward L. Gaudreau, Charles A. Pelletier and George C. Oliver named patrol men. Charles Chabout's taxi license application approved with full fee. Advisory committee on a New City charter delays resolved as Councilmen Frederick A. Sterling and Howard C. Larrabee named. Larrabee moves to the Board of Aldermen.

Rockland Edward L. Gaudreau Charles A. Pelletier George C. Oliver Charles Chabout Anderson Frederick A. Sterling Howard C. Larrabee Board of Aldermen

Probate Notices and Administrations Listed in Bath Region

A probate page lists estates and administrations for Bath and surrounding towns. Names include Arthur J. Dunston, John L. Jock, Frank P. Prett, Grace M. Campbell, Elizabeth D. Moffatt, Olive K. Haskins, Helen Frances Bearce, Marion T. Graves, and others with executors and admins named. Inventories and accounts filed cover Hill, Pere, Dorey, Harward, Rideout, Marston, Knight, Colby, Hodgdon, Preble, Rabinson, Oliver, Mansir, Johnson, Purington, Kenniston, Soule, Lamb, Gignoux, Nagle, Hathorne, and Hear notices. A license to sell real estate is petitioned for Jennet Hear of Arrowsic.

Auburn Minaba Margaret H. Purinton Bowdoinham Frank P. Prett Frederick N. Klippel Florence D Seward E. Emmons Georgetown Elizabeth D. Moffatt Mary J. Fullerton Bath J. Vinal Hunnewell Woolwich Elmer Curtis King Richmond Olive K. Haskins Athol Mass Helen Frances Maybury Helen Frances Bearce Albert M. A Raymond O. Pottle Topsham Alton J. Graves Marion T. Graves Cope Frederick D. Hill M. Langdon Hill Lydia Pere William S. Shorey William E. Dorey, Jr William E. Dorey Jane Isabella Harward Frederic T. Harward Jane Rideout Allan Spear Ada L. Marston Ralph O. Dale Donald F. Knight Marcia F. Knight Grace E. Colby Orrin A. Colby Henry G. Hodgdon Nellie Lord Hodgdon James B. Preble Christine Preble Mary L. Rabinson Louise R. Hill Gladys H. Oliver Guardian Hiram T. Stevens Edward Mansir Depositors Trust Co Maria J. Johnson Helen J. Carter Carlos C. Purington Ida €. Purington

Fragmented OCR Highlights Local Names and Places

Incomplete text shows a mix of names such as Tra ate ney Swett Fa yo ee yi ha and W. Put roruet aP- indicating a damaged page with scattered personal names and potential place references. The readable fragments suggest a historical notice or society item.

Ney Horace W. Put

War returnees and families from Bath area noted

Commander Donnell completes active duty as executive officer aboard the U S 8 Wind sor and plans to serve again as captain of the district survey boat. Pvt John Richard McLean USMC on 30 day furlough after seven months in the Pacific including Okinawa with a Purple Heart. James Skaling FC2 USN on leave visiting his mother and fiancee Miss Pauline Starrett R N.

John Richard McLean USMC Augusta Rents Donald Mc. Barbern King Street Bath McLean Pacific Okinawa James Skaling F.C. 2 U.S. N Visi Portland Pauline Starrett R.N Ine General Hospital Skaling

Mission Volunteers Visit Old Folks Home Concert

The Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Volunteer Society visited the Old Folks Home on Sunday evening. They presented a program of songs and a film on the Life of Christ featuring multiple local performers and a choir.

Missionary Volunteer Society of the Seventh-day Adventist Church Christ Old Rugged Cross Calvary Janice Jeanne Pecci Blue Gobless Martha Marion Holmes Philip Phyllis Farley Lorelei Pecci Old Olive Tree Fred Pecci Marilyn Chase Doris Thistle Olive Farley Eleanor Brooks Viola Brooks Frances Arnott Ormand Chase Jesus Beulah Farley Martha and Janice Pecci Mrs. Thistle Meretta Watson Edna Gould Brunswick

Mayor May Seek Ballot Recount in City Elections

Unofficial figures show Democratic mayoral candidate Tardif gaining 19 city votes, Burns tying with Jesse W. Allen for Ward 2, and possible ties in Wards 6 and for council seats. Recount requests must be filed within three days. clerk sets date within five days after Friday 7.30 deadline.

Tardif Burns Jesse W. Allen Reeks Footer Clements Dingley

Bath Police Marshal Kingsbury Seeks Reelect

Kingsbury, longtime Bath marshal with ten years in the post, seeks reelection after serving in World War II. He helped start a two way radio program, raised funds for equipment, and led civilian defense efforts. He served with the 217th Combat MP Co in Patton's Third Army and on active duty before returning to lead the department.

Oridgsbury Iran Bath Joseph A. Butler Mr. Butler Kingsbury Augusta Fairfield Edgewood Arsenal Maryland 217Th Combat Military Police Co Patton Third Army France Germany Austria Inpatence Corps Orth Africa Poe

Ernest G. Bury Seeks Republican Nomination for County Commissioner

Bath resident Ernest G. Kingsbury announced his candidacy for the June Republican primary for County Commissioner. A Bath native with prior service as city councilman, alderman, tax assessor and chair of tax and police committees, he cites decades of municipal experience and Bath Iron Works employment since 1934. He vows to represent all county towns and Bath and lever his city governance background for the county post.

Ernest G. Kingsbury Bath Mr. Kingsbury Andrew B. Kingsbury Boston South Boston High School Mechanic Arts Bath Iron Works Kingsbury Board of County Commissioners

Doyle Announces Candidacy for City Clerk Race

Ellery M. Doyle, Bath native and city messenger, announced he will run for city clerk in the upcoming subordinate officers election on March 18. The move follows the retirement announcement of current city clerk John W. Gilmore, made public a day earlier. Doyle, born October 13, 1906, attended Bath schools and Bath High School class of 1927, later serving briefly as avant secretary before joining the Bath police department.

Ellery M. Doyle City Messenger Doyle John W. Gilmore Bath Archie E. Doyle Ise_ High school

Davie Seeks City Clerk Post as Qualified Candidate

Davie believes he is well qualified for the position of city clerk and seeks the post. The statement appears in a readable fragment of a local report on city government ambitions.

Reeul Regula City Naellen

Ring Announces Candidacy for City Clerk in City Election

Harry L Ring Jr announces his bid for City Clerk to succeed John W Gilmore who will not seek reelection. The joint council convention follows the mayoral inaugural on March 18. Ring worked in Bath Iron Works production since 1935 after Morse High graduation in 1932.

Ot E. Rinto John W More Gilmore Ring Bath Iron Works Corp Business School Boston Morse High

Lowell Declares Candidacy for City Clerk Post

Carlton W Lowell, 45 Bedford Street, says he will run for city clerk in the March 18 election to succeed retiring John W Gilmore. He is the third candidate, with others named Dole Ring Jr and others rumored as timekeeper at Bath Iron Works Corp. Lowell has been named by local Democrats as a delegate to the State Convention in Portland on March 22.

Carleton W.lowell Bedford Street John W. Gilmore Sessentigne Eat Dole Arry Ring, Jr Bath Iron Works Portland

Bath Fire Chief Frates Seeks Reelection For Three Year Term

Bath Fire Chief Richard Frates announced Friday he will seek reelection to a three year term. He has served since 1921 with Engine 4, was second assistant engineer from 1926 to 1936, and has been chief since 1939, leading a department regarded as one of the state’s leading fire units.

Richard Frates Bath Frates Engine 4 Company

Perry named candidate for Bath Chief Engineer

Fred D. Perry of 31 Willow Street announced Friday his candidacy for Chief Engineer of the Bath fire department. He would succeed present chief Frates for a three year term. Perry, recently discharged from two years in the Merchant Marine, has been with the fire department since 1933 and served as lieutenant driver at Central station. In the Merchant Marine he was first assistant engineer.

Fred D. Perry Willow Street Bath Mr. Perry Merchant Marine Fire Department Central Fire Station Perry Enemos Topeany

J Parker Morse Celebrates 82nd Birthday at Winnegan

J Parker Morse of Winnegan celebrated his 82nd birthday Friday evening at his son Walter R Morse and Mrs Morse home in Winnegan. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Morse son Earl Milton and ne Bertha Hol Leonard, Samus Mr and Mrs Halt, Walter Rogers, Malon Genthner.

J. Parker Morse Winnegance Walter R. Morse Morse Mr. Morse Walter Morse Earl Milton Nee ‘B . Bertha Hol- Leonard Samus Halt Walter Rogers Malon Genthner

Rev Sidney Deé and Mrs. Jol Honored by Family

A notice marks the honoring of Reverend Sidney E. Deé and Jol by their family, with elderly relatives and a grandmother named Mrs. Sidney B. Cherishing the memory and milestones among relatives.

Sidney E. Deé A Ee Ree da Jol Sidney

City Aldermen Set Meeting For Candidate Hearings

The aldermen will hold a meeting in the city hall chamber to hear candidates and their opponents or agents at a stated time. The event aims to hear petitions and observe who attends.

Wey CB Dar City

Local City Council Race Sees Four Candidates in Ward 1

Voters head to the polls as Joseph A. Wilson seeks Ward 1 seat with John O. Witham, joining four announced contenders. Other hopefuls include Mayor ante Co., Alderman Alfred G ks, and Paul B. Wilson, all seeking council seats in Ward 3 and Ward 8.

Joseph A. Wilson Ree John O. Witham Cotamanm

Explosion Fire Injures Emanuel Gallant at Floral Street

Emanuel Gallant aged 16 of Floral street was burned while removing a flaming chair caused by a gasoline blast from a stove. Firemen from Central station extinguished the blaze. Gallant was taken to hospital by police. Brooklyn population noted as about 3,000,000.

Emanuel Gallant Floral Street Central Station Mr. Gallant Pene Ie Uirn

Swain Family Hosts Evening Show At Bath

The Swain family presents an old time style performance with guests and a special Bath event. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at nominal prices with student discounts.

Ae Deweyeré Bath Swain

Upcoming Maine Book Promises Winter Skating and Tales

A local notice announces a new book from John W. Luce & Company to be published March 25 in Maine. The quaint Midwestern style and outdoor themes include winter skating and woodchopping, blueberrying, and a tale meant for families and adults.

Maine John W. Luce & Magch 3, Inc

Frank Dunton New Recorder

Frank Dunton named new recorder after years in the common council and serving as a delegate for the Young Republican club of the county at the state convention. He hails from Boothbay Harbor.

Frank Dunton NEW Recorder Young Republican Club Tloe County Boothbay Harbor

Burns Campaign Adopts Morse High School Tone

Theodore F. Burns of Bath Iron Works adopts a sharp aphoristic cadence in a campaign mailer aimed at Morse High School voters. He urges voters to support a practical path for the position and criticizes rival messaging as vague.

Theodore F. Burns Bath Iron Works Morse High

Weekly Crossword Puzzle Teaser

The page presents a puzzle teaser titled Weekly Crossword Puzzle with a clue cited as Braided 30 for six dollars. Readers are invited to solve the crossword and submit answers for a chance at a prize.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Cross PROBA Arthur J. Dunston John L. Jock Mills Piedee Garet W. Mussenden David 8. McCabe Jane Mc Nellie M. C. m Harry P. Kenniston Alice M. Soule Charles A. Soule Frank M. Lamb Mabel B. Merrill John Halt Bowdeinham Ernest L. Goodspeed Martha A. Foote Katherine Gignoux Cape Elizabeth National Bank of Commerce of Portland Ota P. Nagle Isa Isabel Lachaise Harvey P. Hathorne Waldo L. Hathorne Jennel Hear Arrowsic Celia Hutchins Pamintstratrix Donnell U. S Middle Street William H Nellie (Farrin) Donnell DIE WY Ernest G. Bury County Gimore Harry Ring, JR Cher That Gilmore Carlton W.lowell Seeeking J. P. Morse S Party Arid Brooklyn Dc Lymerwmd Satan King Features Syndicate, Inc Lee
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