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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
2
Texaco's founders and American business have built a global enterprise with millions of customers, 40,000 employees, and over 113,000 stockholders. The petroleum industry now supplies half the world's oil supporting war and daily life, underscoring how essential liberty and enterprise are to national strength.
A quotation shows Treasury Secretary Snyder arguing government costs are now so high that even heavy taxes on the rich barely fund it. He cites surtax net income figures, noting most is in the $10 000 bracket and under, with only a small share above that, challenging the idea of taxing only the wealthy to cover expenses.
A fragmented feed item hints at a quirky crisis phrase. The line suggests uncertain predictions and a broken tool theme as a playful note.
Senator Charles W. Tobey of New Hampshire attended a benefit horse race and helped present the trophy to Truman's Choice rider. Though rumors swirled he did not bet, the event highlighted the crippled youngsters who benefited, a notable difference to the crowd.
Butler Pratt Jr. of Portland won the Maine State Rifle title by two points over Edgar H Ebdon Jr of Portland who took the narrow second place. Other top marks fell to McIntire of Bath and Besaw with a $1 0 tally in a tight contest.
Donald Gantaie and Bathman were brought before the Municipal Court for intoxication. Gantaie received a six month term after a prior admonition. the original sentence would be imposed if another offense occurs.
A novelty ride dubbed a bucking bronco gives youngsters a wild spin and wide smiles. High school students try the gadget while several local store managers are seen taking a turn, attracting attention and amusement.
Morse High School students kicked off the second annual magazine subscription drive with an assembly. Sponsored by the Student Council, proceeds fund school activities and Programs. Last year supported assembly programs uniforms and clubs, and this year the pupils show strong enthusiasm for a likely successful effort.
The Bath Western Union office reopened Monday after a strike closure. Management asked employees to return. some complied in Bath and other locales. No general agreement with the majority of strikers appears to have been reached.
Ene eoanton, a noted 19th century Apache chieftain, has been granted a trainer's license by stewards. The decision marks a transition from leadership to mentoring roles within regional training programs.
National Geographic outlines Yugoslavia's sole steel plant and its impact on regional industry. It notes production scales, local employment, and nearby economic effects shaping the republic's industrial landscape.
The Housing Authority outlines many services available to tenants through May 1, 1952. Free garbage removal, repair of plumbing and electrical decor, and maintenance are provided. Lawn equipment loans and free communal facilities plus centralized heating and cleaning are offered, with no extra charges compared to city rents.
Howe waived reading and hearing as judge Deer ing bound him over to the June term of Superior Court with 2500 dollars in sureties. State Trooper Powers arrested him April 25 and seized a .38 revolver. Carrol Coffin 24 of Sebasco Estates paid fines for reckless driving. three out-of-town men fined for intoxication with one release on promise to leave the city.
About three acres burned on a woods property near Pitch Pine hill in Phippsburg on Thursday afternoon. Bath emergency crews responded around five with a service truck and ten men, aiding Phippsburg fire fighters who had the blaze under control using a portable pump and tanks before Bath arrived.
The Maine Department of Health and Welfare lists Bowdoinham with chickenpox and Woolwich with two measles cases for the week of April 19. The U S is formal training of Soga for military use for the first time since World War II.
Voters prepare for June 6 primaries as Sagadahoc Republicans list candidates for Congress state and county offices and Bath and Woolwich districts. The column notes several contenders, caucus plans, and the unsettled race for legislative seats amid GOP competition.
The article lists Democratic hopefuls for Ss County offices including U.S. Senate Roger P. Dube and Earl S. Grant, Governor candidate James C. Oliver, First District James A. McVicar and Adrien H. Scolten, State Senator Robert E. Wagner Sr. and Sheriff Patrick OYork, Clerk Donna MacMahan, plus local nominees Gertrude Doyle and John Guerette for Bath and Oscar Leighton Richmond for Bowdoin Class Towns.
The Sagadahoc State Senate contest features three Bath candidates with past vote strength plus an outside candidate who could capitalize on Bath divisions to win in county towns. Elizabeth Moffatt, longtime county supporter, and Charles F. Cummings, Frank O. Dunton, Vincent C. Jones are noted contenders with strong county presence.
In the June primaries voters in County Executive Council districts will also choose state Senate and House candidates. A candidate’s name is noted as unclear or partially missing from this page, leaving ballots with potential uncertainty for Republican voters.
Local sentiment shows Sagada hoc leaning toward Senator Burton M. Cross as gubernatorial favorite. Horace McClure of Bath notes statewide support for Cross while Levey Hussey supporters intensify activity.
New Meadows River Yacht Club met Tuesday evening at the South End PTA hall for a supper and meeting. Members discussed summer activities and races with plans for renovations and equipment improvements. Next meeting date to be announced.
Slight changes were made to school bus trips with the 7.45 a.m. South End bus due at Morse High School at 8.05. The North End and Lambert Park routes will depart from Wip and Washington streets at 7.55 a.m., with arrival details to be announced for a special northbound service.
The Bath boys in service went to Camp Crowder Missouri before assignment at Camp Carson. George H Powers U S Navy left Saturday for Joseph C Hecht U S Navy arrived to pass a 15 day leave with one Hecht of 132.
Rates effective May 1 show Hyde Park rising from 34.50 to 43.50 and Lambert Park from 37.50 to 46.50 in a corrected notice. The adjustment specifies new rental amounts for the two parks.
A worker named chank takes charge at his AAA service station as operations shift to a 24 hour basis. The move aims to improve round the clock availability for customers and emergency assistance.
The Athens YMCA operates Camp Samalis off Athens, Greece, drawing leaders from across the Greek nation and other regions for training. The facility, supported by a $180 quota, hosts material pictures of the camp and its attendees.
The article notes attendance by the Commissioner at the meeting. It mentions Seat lave Gan iace Gee ment preparing for the event. The club will host a trial and a display of field sportsman interests with refreshments.
A short note describes a daily cryptic crossword code where letters stand for others. The example shows A replacing three Ls and X replacing two Os, with letter lengths and shapes guiding word formation. Each day the substitution changes.
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