Marshall urges strong stance and world peace hints
General Marshall speaks to the House Foreign Affairs amid global tension. He warns against Russian obstruction, supports strengthening defenses, peacetime service, and universal military training. He favors a possible new conference of major powers while cautioning against saber rattling and excessive military focus. He notes contrasts between East and West and the open door nature of the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
House
Botete Tal Marshall
Russia
U.N
Seation
Germany
Marshall
Roosevelt Era Policy Echoed in Modern US Approach
The speaker notes that today’s US policy toward Arabs resembles Theodore Roosevelt’s “walk softly and carry a big stick” doctrine. The big stick equals preparedness, while the olive branch is extended to the world.
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Théodore Roosevelt
Morse High School Prominent at Rotary Meeting
Morse High School faculty and students highlighted a Rotary meeting with a program led by Su t Loring Addison and featuring Richard Hersom Irene Lait and Janice Knight. The group delivered unprompted speeches showing the English department’s strength. Dominique Tardif of Lewiston attended as a visiting Rotarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Sut Loring Addison
Bath
Rotary
Richard Hersom
Irene Lait
Janice Knight
Morse High
Dominique Tardif
Lewiston
Sewall Has Fine Record in Maine Public Service
The piece extols Sumner Sewall highlighting his Maine record in education aging and welfare funding while outlining economies in national spending. It cites praise from Gunther Norton and Lucius D. Clay and notes endorsements from Maine figures and business leaders embracing his public life and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
Maine
Senate
John Gunther
U.S.A
Robert L. Norton
Boston Post
United States Senate
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Germany
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Stuttgart
Reinhold Maier
Supreme Court
Guy P. Gannett
Kennebec Journal
Sumner Sewall
Amon
Robert N. Haskell
Bangor
Maine Development Commission
H. C. Marden
Waterville
Wilthe Iell
Bath Iron Works
Industralist
John Bergquist
Skow Moccasin Co
Skowhegan
Robert Jones
Lewiston
Young Republicans Club
Daniel Crowley
Biddeford
Carl R. Smith
Agriculture
Jitters Floated in Maine Political Speeches
Maine political writers debate if Sumner Sewall and Horace Hildreth show jitters as U S Senate race climbs. Campaigns use match folders and bumper cards while Sewall addresses CIO meeting in Lewiston criticizing the Barlow bill and urging social security and a higher minimum wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
Lewiston
CIO
Political Action Committee
Barlow
Ward
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
U. S. Senate
Banking Committee
House
Maine Gubernatorial Hopefuls Rally Across State
Senator Neil S. Bishop of Bowdoinham, seeking the Republican nomination, fielded questions on a June radio program from Lisbon Falls. He described farming life, travel by farm truck with his wife, and the costly realities of campaigning while expressing hope for a governor who can secure Maine’s needs. A chest of silver and a $50 check were presented to him and his wife after the session.
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Neil S. Bishop
Bowdoinham
Lisbon Falls
Falls Grange Hall
John Gould
Lisbon
Maine
Parks Johnson
Warren Hall
Bishop
Blaine
Aroostook
Hooked Rug Exhibit Dazzles Bath Brunswick Audience
An exhibit of Sokal hooked rugs displayed on the first floor of a Bath hall drew praise for 70 works. First year students under Mrs. Collins created intricate patterns from floral to scenic designs including a Currier and Ives print replica and a leaf runner. Several adults, such as Mrs. Betty Kelley and Miss Philis Bisson, were highlighted for standout pieces alongside works by Mrs. Gertrude Buffum and others, making the show both a hobby and potential lucrative venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Eee Deri Lasses
Bath
Brunswick
Portland
Betty Kelley
Mises
Emma Oliver
Currier and Ives
Judy
Gertrude Buffum
Eebeg Costain
Yvette Lee Jacqueline Vachon
Fortier
Ethel Higgins
Nora McLaughlin
Program Presented at Phippsburg Hall
May 19 event at Phippsburg Town Hall raised over 50 dollars for the consolidated school fund. More than 100 residents from across the town and Bath attended. decorations, refreshments, dancing, and singing followed a varied program featuring multiple acts and local performers.
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Phippsburg Town Hall
Consolidated School Fund
Bath
Charlotte Cahill
Frances Pye
Pauline Colby
Betty Pushard
Valentine Dance
William S
Irma Gilman
Louise Murphy
Louise Murphy Appy Feet Pathy Rand
Betty Childs
Carol Childs
Forbes
Thelma Morgan
Kathryn Alexander
Betty Chi Nature Boy
Sandra Ma
Sumner Band
Walter Alexander
Christina Cromwell
William S. Gilman
Betty and
Betty Marr
Marilyn Proctor
Kathy Rand
Sailor
Sumner Rand
Winthrop Blair
Truman Roberts
Dead carrier pigeon found on Route One near Witch Spring Inn
A dead carrier pigeon was found Wednesday morning on Route One opposite Witch Spring Inn and brought to Bath police station. It bore an elastic leg band marked 728 and P108 and a metal band inscribed AU 47 Med 754.
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Witch Spring Inn
Bath
Telephone Bridge Aids Morse Seniors Trip Fund
The Morse High School senior class held a Friday noon telephone bridge to raise funds for a trip to Lakewood. High scorers among women were Mrs. James Sharkey Mrs. Donald Ooty Mrs. Linwood Abbott Mrs. Nina Freeman and Mrs. Catherine Madden. Men’s top scorers were Arthur Pratt Marshall Willis Robert Milliken and Edmund Mocklar. The class thanks Bath Department Store Hallets Drug Store Hilyards Drug Store The Edna Mae Shoppe Harmons Desmonds Morris Povich Cloth ing Store Max Katz Nic Nac Shop and the Gift Stall for prizes and support.
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Orse High School
Lakewood
James Sharkey
Donald Ooty
Linwood Abbott
Nina Freeman
Catherine Madden
Arthur Pratt
Marshall Willis
Robert Milliken
Edmund Mocklar
Bath Department Store
Hallet’s Drug
Hilyard’s
Edna Mae
Harmon’s
Desmond's
Morris Povich
Max Katz
Nic Nac
Driving Safety Device Boosts Local Motorists
Charles F. Cummings of Bath Auto Company garage installs a new wheel testing machine. The Neon Eye tests wheels for unbalance at speeds up to 100 mph, correcting issues and reducing shimmy and wander. It claims to raise tire mileage on unbalanced wheels from 20 to 50 percent.
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Charles F. Cummings
Bath Auto Company
Front Street
Cummings
Sewall Presents Flag to Bath Fire Laddies
The Torrent Hand Tub association of Bath received a Maine flag bearing the state seal, presented by former Governor Sumner to Chester H. McCabe Jr. The group had sought a state flag for some time and Sewall acted promptly to fulfill the request.
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Torrent Handtub Association
Bath
Maine
Sumner All
State of Maine
Sewall
Chester H. McCabe, Jr
National Poppy Day Observed by Legion and Auxiliary
The American Legion and Auxiliary plan National Poppy Day on May 29. Mrs Helen and the Auxiliary will staff the Rogers Hardware Store front on Front Street for the observance as in prior years.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Helen
Rogers Hardware Store
Front Street
Otis Swift Led Yosians and Wrote of Nature
Obituary honors Otis Swift longtime leader of the Yosians a nature loving movement with 140 000 members He died age around 77 in New London Conn after a life of walks writings and pioneering citizen science Swift ran the Yosians from small groups to an international brotherhood and wrote daily columns He walked miles daily and inspired many with his gentle humble approach to nature and learning
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Eafun Seins Ena Bate
Ha Onudson
N. Y
Swift
Mr. Swift
Brotherhood
van Cortlandt Park
Bronx
Westchester County
Staten Island
Long Island
New Jersey
Yosian
International Brotherhood
Massachusetts
Farmington
Pees
Elkanah Spraguewift
Emma Louise Butler
The
World
Dorothy Arnold
Westown
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Yosians
Albany
Catskill Aqueduct
Edward Payson Weston
Joseph Pulitzer
Brooklyn
Bronx Zoo
Albert Bayard Swope
the World
Nature
World- Telegram
Ios
Otis P. ‘Sein
New London
Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Pile La NA Crptic Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows a weekly crossword puzzle item with garbled codes and stray letters. The readable portion hints at a crossword feature, but no coherent clues or grid data are present to summarize a specific puzzle event or solution.
Beette Orit and Ingo Ore Events Not Revealed
A brief note indicates Beette Orit and Ingo Ore have not disclosed details about a band related event or their death status.
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Beette
Orit
Bath Signal Plan Delayed by Public Indifference
City officials note Bath residents missed chance to open plan as completion of road signals awaits another hearing by the commission. The issue may be closed after the session, with installation of the traffic lights expected to be finished.
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Rous Ethde
Bath
Marjorie Rogers Is Guest of Honor
Miss Marjorie Rogers, recently wed to Edward S Hawkes of Puippeburg, was honored at a Tuesday evening gathering. A shower followed the reception with attendees including Mrs. Whitehouse, Mrs. Ruth Fickett, Mrs. Clyde Stilphen, and several others in attendance.
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Marjorie Rogers
Miss Rogers
Edward S Hawkes
Puippeburg
Ha Whitehouse
Etheleres
Ruth Fickett
Edward Hawk
Clyde Stilphen
Lil Oliver
Philip Oliver
Georgene
Mildred Rogers
Ruth Hackes
Eleanor Bowers
Joseoe
Ethel Webr
Salvation Army Plans for Coming Appeal
Board member Edward W. Brighham reports four advisory members will guide the appeal. The committee prepares proposals to submit to the advisory board at the next meeting Monday evening.
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Edward W. Brighham
Army Nurse Corps nurses urged to enlist
Local women are urged to contact M. Sgt. Morin at the recruiting office for details on enlisting in the U S Army Nurse Corps. The article recounts Nightingale’s impact on military nursing and outlines the corps history, current peacetime duties, and overseas postings.
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M. Sgt. Morin
Florence Nightingale
Monroe
McGee
Army
United States
Trieste
Germany
Austria
Japan
Korea
U. S
Philippines
Panama
Puerto Guam
Okinawa
Iwo
Jima
Trinidad
Saipan
Hawaii
Alaska
Army Nurse Corps
Morin
Municipal Court Hears Single Intoxication Case
One case of intoxication was heard before Judge Gardiner R. Deer on Friday. The defendant entered a plea of guilty and was fined $5 with costs of court set at $8.00 or 30 days in jail.
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Jud
Gardiner R. Deer
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