Magee Shares Japan Visit Experiences At Club Talk
Bowdoin track director Jack Magee spoke to Cosmopolitan club about his 14 man US Olympic team tour of Japan. He described Tokyo Yokohama Osaka modern life, meetings with Manchukuo premier and U S Ambassador Joseph Clark Grew, plus impressions of Japanese athletes and culture. A rising vote of thanks ended the talk.
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John Joseph Magee
Jack” Magee
Bowdoin College
Cosmopolitan Club
Magee
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Yokohama
Osaka
Manchukuo
U. S
Joseph Clark Grew
Pennsylvania
Bowdoin
More People and Cars But Receipts Less
Car traffic on the Carlton bridge rose in April 1935 with 29 000 more pedestrians and 14 185 more vehicles than the prior year yet receipts dropped by 1140 50 due to toll exemptions granted under a Public Utilities Commission decree. Edward Little debaters travel by auto to national championships at Kent Auburn teams join top U S high schools to debate Federal Aid to Equalize Educational Opportunity among the states.
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Carlton Bridge
Public Utilities Commission
Edward Little
National Forensic League
Kent
Auburn
United States
City Council Passes Budget With Small Reduction
The annual appropriation totals 350,098.04, down 11,007.88 from last year. Fire department funding drops from 17,500 to 16,629.40 after a council split. a 500 dollar reserve transfer restored spending to 17,129.40 and the bill passed unanimously with a new expenditure rule.
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Fire Department
Jackson
Emery
Miller
Ward
Powers
Turner
Bragg
Lord
Finance
City Budgets and Receipts Reported for Final Year Totals
The document lists city expenditures including cemetery and park funds, police and fire departments, school and highway departments, library, and public works. It cites detailed line items such as salaries, maintenance, debt interest, lighting, and abatement of taxes with a grand total of 350 098.04 and estimated receipts of 32 325.97.
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Pepesaiapeateies
Board of Health
American
GO Riot Sales Clan
Fatsse
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ccc Ees
Claus Bod Faithes
Sons of Vet
Sss
USADA
Municipal Board of Children's Guardians
Bath Iron Works to pay city tax in installments
Treas. L. E. Thebeau reports Bath Iron Works Corp will pay about $30,000 in 1933-34 taxes with an initial $3,000 due May 1 and monthly installments thereafter in exchange for an abatement of interest charges. The firm must finish payment before February 1, 1936, the start of the new fiscal year.
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Jackson
Treas
L. E. Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Iron Works
City orders bond for fire call expenses to five towns
City clerk ordered by Councilman Rogers to notify Arrowsic Georgetown Phippsburg West Bath and Woolwich to file bonds of not less than 500 with the city treasurer. The 60 day limit for payment of indebtedness applies before bond demand, for responses to fire protection or fighting calls.
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Rogers
Ward 2
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Phippsburg
West Bath
Woolwich
Arrowsie
George- Woolwich
Morse High School honors fifteen new National Honor Society members
Fifteen Morse high students including two sisters were initiated into the local NHS chapter during a Monday assembly. Nine seniors and six juniors earned membership based on Character Scholarship Leadership and Service. Speakers included Bowdoin College professor Herbert R Brown.
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Morse High School
Morse High
National Honor Society
Mary
Barbara Nickerson
Mary J. Scales
Elm Street
Beatrice Adams
Elizabeth Butterfield
Mary Goodwin
Ruth Lary
Mary Nickerson
Elizabeth “Betty” Rice
Catherine Shellenbarger
Glenwood Snowdon
Elizabeth “Beth” Trott
Janet Bridgham
Esther Drummond
Lena Kamendalis
Carroll Morse
Ruth Sprague
Herbert R. Brown
Bowdoin College
Arthur B. Scott
Helen L. Hayes
Albert L. Ingalls
Nellie Robinson
Dorothy Parshley
Priscilla E. Colby
Elsie M. Crocker
Service
John E. L. Huse
Frank Martin
Beatrice M. Jenkins
Crystal Shorey
William H. Bryant
David S. Cogan
Ruth E. Cohen
Robert H. Cressey
Viola Arsenault
Cogan
Prof. Brown
John H. Grindell
Tte
South Street
Miss Butterfield
Andrew M. Butterfield
Granite Street
Cioodwin
George J. Goodwin
Bath Street
Lary Ves
North Street
Rt.ce
Edward W. Bridgham
Washington Street
Miss Drummond
Norman Dheemed
Arransic
Miss Kemendalis
Frank R. Curnt
Center Street
Mr. Morse
Seuel A. Morse
Whiskeag Road
Miss Sprague
Ice
Annual Hospital Day at Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Memorial Hospital to observe next Saturday as Hospital Day inviting the public to tour the facility. Visitors will meet nurses in white uniforms and learn the hospital’s role for those in ill health or after accidents, honoring Florence Nightingale and her 1855 Crimean War contributions.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Florence Nightingale
Haifa Port’s Docks Grow as Jaffa Loses Trade
The narrator sails into Haifa to find a modernizing port with a new breakwater and extensive oil storage, while Jaffa lags in port facilities. He notes strict Palestinian immigration rules, a booming oil pipeline, and Haifa’s blend of old and new development as Beirut awaits further exploration.
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Wés
Jaffa
California
Haifa
Rosa
Aquatania
Jerusalem
Conte de Savoia
Palestine
Iraq
Germany
Beirut
Lebanon
Fabre
Patria
Messageries Maritimes
Mehouas
Marseilles
Eto
Maine in Nat Geographic May feature highlights state lore
National Geographic Magazine’s May lead article by George Otis Smith on Maine blends scenery and industry. It notes 39 color illustrations and a two page map, detailing fisheries wildlife and forests plus historical insights from Champlain and Waymouth.
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Maine
George Otis Smith
National Geographic Magazine
National Geographic Society
Nea
United States
Gilbert Grosvenor
John Oliver la Gorce
Hughes
General Pershing
Admiral Pratt
North Atlantic
John Cabot
Bristol
Samuel de Champlain
George Waymouth
Massachusetts
Plymouth Rock
Pilgrim Fathers
Monhegan Island
Valley Forge
Ogunquit
Wells
Portland
Casco Bay
Old Orchard Beach
Europe
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Jimmie Temple of Bath Rebounds at Warm Springs
James W. Temple of Bath is recovering in Warm Springs Georgia from infantile paralysis suffered last fall at the University of Maine. He is able to bathe in the Warm Springs pool as his arm and leg use gradually improves and his progress is followed with statewide interest.
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Jimmie Temple OF Bath
Warm Springs
James W
Jimmie” Temple
Georgia
University of Maine
Temple
William B. Temple
Hinckley Street
Morse
Orono
Federated Choirs Plan Spring Festival in Portland
The Federated Choirs of Portland plan their fourth Spring Festival on May 16 at 8 15 pm in Portland City Hall under Maine Federation of Music Clubs auspices. Twelve choirs perform under Howard R Stevens with Dr Alfred Whitehead guest conductor and organist. Bach and Candlyn works feature, plus solos and a cello piece. Admission is by voluntary contributions.
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Federated Choirs of
Portland
Maine Federation of Music Clubs
Portland City Hall
Central Congregational Church of
Bath
John Shaw
Howard R. Stevens
Alfred Whitehead
Christchurch
Montreal
Whitehead
St. Anne
Alfred Brinkler
St. Luke's (Episcopal) Cathedral
T. Frederick H. Candlyn
Fred Lincoln Hill
Westbrook Congregational Church
John Fay
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Evelyn Badger Carroll
Clifford B. Smith
Isabel Jones
Katherine Hatch
Foster L. Haviland
Department of Church Music
Immanuel Baptist
Susan G. Coffin
Westbrook Congregational
Westbrook
Woodfords Congregational
Maude Haines
Chestnut St. Methodist
Carl Hooper
St. Lawrence
Ethel Fullerton Hatch
People’s Methodist
South Portland
Romayne Perry Drinkwater
Central Square Baptist
Bertrand Cobb
St. Peter's Episcopal
Louise Dade Odell
Stevens Avenue Congregational
Dorrance Douglass
Bridgton Federated Choir
Bridgton
Grace Richardson
First Baptist
South Berwick
L. A. Kellie
Hallelujah Chorus
Messiah
Bowdoin Football Coach Addresses Colonial Club Meeting
Bowdoin's new football coach Adam Walsh spoke at the Colonial club meeting where four new members joined. Committees were named for a May dance and a spring golf tournament, and Walsh recalled Knute Rockne’s legacy at Notre Dame during his remarks.
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Colonial Club
Adam Walsh
Bowdoin
John E. Levyn
Harold W. McElman
Arthur E. Hutchins, Jr
Russell M. Colby
New Meadows Inn
Reddington Reed
Mark Hennessey
John McCole
Frank Churchill
Emery Footer
Pierce
Edwin R. Andrews
Edward Sewall
Horace Morse
H. T. Caverly
Edwin Ramsay
Brunswick Club
Mr. Walsh
Harvard
Eddie Casey
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Walsh
Rockne
Knute
Washington
America
Bath
John J. Magee
Don Lancaster
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God's Garden
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Alden M. Gayton Post
Auxiiary
Main Street
American Legion
Miami