McCarthy Faces Army in Washington Hearing Spat
McCarthy declares no contest with the Army as he opposes Secretary Stevens Chief Counsel Adam and Hensel. McClellan adds there is no conflict between the committee and the Army. The two week show diverts focus from the subcommittee's probe of Army security and loyalty laxity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
U. S. Army
Wisconsin
Army
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adam
Defense
H. Struve Hensel
Pentagon
Det
John L. McClellan
D. Ark
Sub Committee
Beria Era Killers:Escapees Seek Asylum and Defect
A chaotic post Beria world sees Vladimir Petrov. an Australian asylum bid. Soviet guards failing to smuggle his wife out by plane. Capt. Nikola Khokhlov and two East German agents surrender to U.S. authorities in Bonn. They provide details on the MVD, secret police setup, and new silent electric weapons used for killings. The defectors cite a shift in Russian politics and fear that bloodshed may be waning even for the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavrenti P. Beria
Stalin
Vladimir Petrov
Beria
Nikola Khokhiov
Secre
Bonn
West Germany
U. S. Intelliet Nece
MVD
Specia
Russia
Khokhlov
Small factor in store profits poorly visible to shoppers
A survey of U S department stores shows after tax profits averaged 2.4 percent of sales. In 1962 the same figure. Some staple retailers earn even less with leading food chains often posting about one cent per dollar. Retail profits are a microscopic factor in the cost of living.
Observations on Depression and Government Role in Prosperity
In 1837 a critic argues against overreaching government power and warns that public policy should not aim to make individuals rich or subsidize private pursuits. The framers favored limited interference for general prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Josse
Eden
Ttend Guest Officers Night At Oakland
T. W. Hyde Camp and Auxiliary were well represented at guest officers night in Oakland. Officers from Bath ere C Lloyd Hooker Depart ment Commander and Mrs Mildred Osborne led a group with Mrs Frances Warner and others. A social hour followed with refreshments. Hooker and Mrs Hooker plan to attend Augusta Sons of Veterans guest officers night with Hyde Camp Auxiliary members serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Auxilia
Oakland Camp
Amp and Auxiliary
Bathere C
Phyli S Warner
John Osborne
Maurie Warner
Joseph Day
Cmdr. Hooker
Hooker
Augusta Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
T. V. Hyde Camp
Miss Beverly Knight Wins Gold Medal in Maine Baton Contest
Miss Beverly Knight of Bath won a gold medal at the Maine baton contest in Lewiston, advancing from afternoon semifinals to evening finals where she placed second. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Knight of Bath, accompanied her. Mira Kimball of Kennebunk won the finals. The Notre Dame fencing team also had success, going 12 and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Knight
Bernard Knight
Lincoln Street
Bath
Maine
Lewiston Armory
Miss Knight
Mira Kimball
Kennebunk
Bernard Knights
Second University of Life session draws large crowd
A large attendance filled the second University of Life program at Cambridge Mass. Dr Rollin J. Fairbanks spoke on The Language Relationships and praised Unity of Life efforts. Rev Laforest Hodgkins led chapel services and four study groups reported growing participation with leaders Drs Miller Zerby and Bernard Hanninger guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Life
Rollin J
Cambridge Mass
Fairba
Ceater Bath Council of Arches
Carleton Andrews
Dr. Fairbanks
Hodgkins
Holy City
Fairbanks
Bernard M. Hanninger
James V
Central Church
Loring
Former Bath Boy Active in Washburn Community Roles
Edmund J. Rollins former Bath resident now Washburn business leader serves as president and general manager of Interstate Frozen Foods. He sits on the Washburn school board and library committee, chairs Northern Aroostook for Pine Tree Society, and holds multiple civic posts. He and wife have two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund J. Rollins
Bath
Interstate Frozen Foods
Washburn
Rollins
Morse High School
Walter M. Rogers
Winnetance
Harry D. Mank
Parker Head
Northern
Bentley School of Accounting and Finance
Boston
University of New Hampshire
Adjutant General’s Department
U. S. Army
Peter
John
Gravel Haul Advances on Mountain Road Construction
Gravel for the new road at Woolwich is moved by about six large trucks from the Gravel property on Mountain road. Progress continues on the nearly three mile section from the Winnesance fill to Dromore and the road is expected ready for Summer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Winnesance
Dromore
Dan Bankhead in Mexico cash lanes game dash
Dan Bankhead, noted for the 1947 World Series Dodgers pinch running and scoring after a stumble, batted Gua dala in the Pacific Cash Lanes of Mexico last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bankhead
Dodgers
Guadala
Mexico
Far East authority to speak in Bath
Dr William Verhage chair of political economy at Boston University will speak May 12 at the Huse school under the Cosmopolitan club on Asia and the West. An open forum will follow for questions on Far East problems. Tickets are sold by club members or at McFadden's Drug Store. The lecture begins at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Verhage
College of General Education
Boston University
Huse
Cosmopolitan Club
Asia
West
Far East
Verhage
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
China
Pacific
Netherlands
Dr. Verhage
Blic
Wisconsin
Lawrence College
Oberlin College
Columbia University
University of Minnesota
McFadden
Madonna Week Observed at St. Marys Parish
Rev. Fr. Timothy C. Maney designates May 1 to May 9 as Madonna Week at St. Marys parish to celebrate the Marian Year. Novena sessions begin May 1 with 7 p.m. prayers, 3 p.m. Sunday devotions, and 7:15 p.m. other days. On May 9 Sisters of Mercy lead closing exercises with parish youth. Public invited. Fr. Maney urges Eucharist Novena daily masses and the family Rosary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Parish
Sisters of Mercy
Maney
Brunswick sailor admits speeding on Leeman Highway
In municipal court Judge Gardiner R. Deering heard three cases. Albert J. Boyer Jr., 23, of the Brunswick Naval Air Station, pleaded guilty to speeding 55 mph in a 25 mph zone on Leeman Highway and was fined 19 dollars plus 5 dollars 70 cents in costs. Two intoxication defendants pled guilty with fines of 5 dollars plus 6 dollars 60 cents in costs and 10 dollars plus 6 dollars 15 cents in costs respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Albert J. Boyer, Jr
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Leeman Highway
Seven Steeples Book Highlights Maine Churches
Margaret Henrichsen of East Sullivan writes Seven Steeples a study of Maine churches and church life. The book cites Hilda Ives of Portland who served five parishes and inspired the author to pursue ministry. Henrichsen appears on New England church programs to wide acclaim, sharing Maine devotion and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Margaret Henrichsen
East Sullivan
Hilda Ives
Portland
Ives
Henrichsen
New England
Pine Tree State
Wesley Fellowship Plans Bean Supper and Dance
The Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship met with 14 members and advisors Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Taber to finalize plans for a public baked bean supper served Saturday evening. Mrs Taber and Mrs Walter Upham will organize committees and notify members by phone. Eight Wesley youths plan to attend the Lisbon Falls square dance Friday night with Bud Emery as caller. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship
Carlyle Taber
Wesley
Horse Asserts Himself Boston
A woman was awarded 1000 dollars by a Superior Court jury for injuries after being struck by a horse amid modern traffic. The article notes the horse remains a force in an era of auto congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Superior Court
Brooke Chevrolet Lowest Bidder on City Vehicles
Brooke Chevrolet Inc of Bath won the four city vehicle bids including a police cruiser cemetery car carryall and a two ton truck. Stanley Cadigan Co of South Portland bid lowest on the 10 ton grader. Total low bids for the four cars were 5278.98 vs 5750 estimate and grader bid 12134 vs 13000 estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Chevrolet, Inc
Chevrolet
H.P. Small
G. MM. C
Albertson Motors, Inc
Ford
Champion Motors
Brunswick
City
Stanley-Cadigan
Austin
Weston
Files & O'Keefe
Portland
Maine Truck and Tractor Co
Houghton-Arnold Machinery Co
Portland Tractor Co
Ice Out Signals Early Maine Fishing Season
Ice is out across southern Maine with water opening on Moosehead and Rangeley regions. Anglers report fishable waters at Hunter Cove and Moosehead inlets while some highland areas remain iced. May brings openings at Sabbay Lake and Lone Pond with a Belgrade derby May 2 promising large trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Rangeleys
Hunter Cove
Squaw Bay
Beaver Creek
Lily Bay
Moose River
Moosehead Lake
Grand Lake
Moosehead
Rangeley
Patty Nugent
Big Chamberlain Lake
Spots Downstate
Sabbay Lake
New Gloucester
Lone Pond
Waterboro
Branch Pond
Green Lake
Ellsworth
Cold Stream
Kezar Lake
Lovell
Canton Lake
Canton
Bryant Pond
Woodstock
South Pond
Greenwood
Worthley Pond
Peru
Morse High Junior Class Sings New School Song
The Morse High junior class has published the school song Blue and the White for the second time in 38 years. Rutherford B. White wrote Blue and the White in 1916 and it was first published in 1924. Copies are available from any junior class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Rutherford B. White
Processed cheese melts smoothly for casseroles sauces
Process cheese melts without stringiness and yields a smooth texture in casseroles fishes and sauces. It emphasizes convenience and even melt for cooking applications.
Viking Returns from Tampa Trip to Bath Route
Florid Viking completes inland waterway voyage from Tampa to Bath passing 270 waterways. Captain Lowden navigated five locks five lakes harbors channels and numerous passes while stopping at Jersey shore and other sites. June 19 begins summer schedule to Kennebec and coastal resorts with camper passengers offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Lowden
New Jersey
Hell Gate
Georgia
New York
Hampton Rhodes
Bath
Cape Lowden
Delaware Bay
Waccamaw River
South Carolina
New York City
Green Cove Spring
St. Johns River
Virginia
Viking
Regula
Bath Zoning Committee Consider Consultant for City Plan
The Bath Zoning Committee met with Warkentin Schroeter, Bangor planner, to discuss establishing a city zoning program. The group plans to recommend hiring a zoning consultant and notes Schroeter is currently drafting plans and ordinances for Caribou, a town similar in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Caribou
Bath
Forget-Me-Not Brownies elect Carla Tukey president
Carla Tukey was elected president of Forget-Me-Not Brownies at a Central church parish house meeting held Tuesday last week. New officers include Barbara Haynes vice president Gail McIntosh secretary Eleanor Webster treasurer Vicki Norton historian and Jolene Suslar Carol Brown and Jean Steen as color guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Tukey
Forget-Me-Not Brownies
Central Church Parish House
Linwood Haynes
Donald Wilson
Barbara Haynes
Gail McIntosh
Eleanor Webster
Vicki Norton
Jean Steen
Jolene Suslar
Carol Brown
Guy Allenwood
Daniel Beaton
National Music Week Observed in 3000 Communities
National Music Week spans over 3000 communities with chief participants including churches schools music clubs and civic recreation and youth groups. The Longy School of Boston sponsors the fourth annual renewal festival with Mrs John C Phillips of Small Point and Cambridge as sponsor and Mrs Serge Koussevitsky as honorary festival chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Phillips
Small Point
Cambridge
Bath
Longy School of
Boston
Serge Koussevitsky
Health Report Ad hoc County Cases By State Health Dept
Health department weekly report for Maine lists Bath with varicella four cases measles one case mumps four cases Richmond one mumps TB one case West Bath one German measles two mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adahoc County
Thee
State of Maine Department of Health
Westereto
Bath
Richmond
West Bath
Scouts and Packs Plan Tents Trips and Awards
A long article outlines troop activities including setting up pup tents, tree planting, and upcoming Scoutland camping. It covers Troop 52 leadership, Pack 55 and Pack 57 ceremonies, Bobcat and Wolf badges, and a busy schedule with hikes, games, and a Navy Station visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haley
Ronald Oulton
Jowdoin Pool
Hhe
Avalon
Caryer
Scoutland
Winter Street Church
Alton King
Stephen Haris
John
Charles Ashen
Richard Johnson
John Morse 3d
Arthur Swan
Horace
Arene Moras
Treeman
Crossword Clue Set and Short Answers
A puzzle-style clue list with numbered hints across various topics including animals, brands, geography, and general terms. The entries mix language notes, abbreviations, and brief prompts such as names, objects, and actions to be solved in a cross-reference style.
Word Puzzle Clues Reveal Hidden Names and Terms
A brief puzzle note lists clues including a girl's name likely, a female ruff term, an electrified particle, and a negation word, suggesting a themed wordplay page entry.
Cryptic Wordplay Note Teases Daily Code
A fragment hints at a daily changing code using letters to form a puzzle. It mentions Longfellow and King Features. the exact instruction remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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The
Times Company
Front Street
B. Pres, Treas
Harry C Webber
Aditer
Washington
SRACE
ST. Luke's Cathedral
Episcopal Church
Fternoon
Rt Rn
Oliver L. Loring
D. D
Wishop
Meine
Grace c Church
Stephen “Hayer
William Webster
Obert Eberhard
Stephen
Valerie Fullerton
Grace Church School
John Wakefield
Pamela Wakefield
Ane Bailey
Gail Grindell van Shumway
Charles Wearingen
Raymond When
David Elliott
Tephen Vachon
Sandra Elliott
Irving Stilphen
Jusn Ingersoll
Merline Osborne
Lorence Fullerton
Carol Oung
Ann Ball
Martha 9Lmes
Roberta Morse
Oakland
Notre Dame
Rollin J. Fairbanks
Episcopal Seminary
Frozen Foods
FAR East Authority
Cosmo Club
ST. Mary’s Parish
Fr. Maney
Wesley Fellowship
Brooke Chevrolet
H. P. Small
Macy Tiny Ny Ance Ord
National Music Week
Health Report
St. Mary's
Lamary
Sgoramupity Center
Andrew Footer
John Nostall
Wayne Reed
High Street
Rosalyd Kondos
Harold McElman
Leon Brown
Red Rose
Corliss Street
Linda Ames
Martha Pratt
Jine King
Aasce
Elien Oliver
Sick Committee
Beacon Street
North Bath
Edwin Hemingway
Merton Deering
Pye
Randall
Howard F. Mer
Rowe
Den
Naval Air Station
Semanal
Cubmaster Rowe
Metcalf
Sons of Union Veterans
Cub Pack
British Island
Med
Bureau
Nas
Mohammedan Purists
Binien
Ola Meas
Very Emall
King
Svadianta
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