Automobile Recession Sparks Broad Economic Debate
Business analyst J A Livingston calls the slump in auto sales the darkest spot in the economy and sees its ripple effects across steel and other industries. He notes that income remains relatively high, savings grow, and bond sales rise while the car market shifts toward smaller, cheaper models and longer car lifespans. The auto giants weigh strategies as observers warn that higher priced models may decline and consumers seek value, with Rambler showing some gains. The industry hopes a timely shift in policy and consumer demand will lift the downturn.
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J. A. Livingston
I T
Detroit
U.S
Ten Point Guide to Avoid Fraudulent Securities
A New York Attorney General and the Securities and Exchange Commission publish a ten point guide to steer investors away from high pressure sales and valueless securities. It urges buying only from known firms, resisting tips, demanding written information, and consulting others when in doubt to protect life savings.
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Stock Exchange
New York State
Securities and Exchange Commission
Unemployed shift from high paid industry to hard times
In Ensley Alabama the Industrial Press notes that many unemployed are former highly paid industrial workers facing difficult adjustment as millions of others struggle. It laments 50 cent dollars buying little food and cites white collar workers teachers pensioners and small business men among those hit hardest.
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Ensley
Ala
the Industrial Press
Remembering duties to God family and nation in Georgetown sermon
Georgetown First Baptist Rev Warren Harris urged Memorial Day reflection on duties to God time talent treasure, to family and neighbors, and to nation. He announced a baccalaureate at Central School next Sunday at 7 30 PM with Georgetown choir.
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Warren Harris
Georgetown
Central School
Harris
Clifton Hartman
Fort Fiatfield
Arthur Eddy
Salem Depot
United Baptist Convention
Portland
Youth Night Observed at West Bath Grange Meeting
West Bath Grange held a Monday Youth Night with guest officers led by Master Irving Chipman and lines of speakers and performers. The program featured readings, a saxophone solo, a TV musical quiz, and a closing song, with refreshments and a post-program game. Local members and visitors attended, and upcoming events include memorial programs and Pomona supper meetings.
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West Bath Grange
Irving Chipman
Merrioncag Grange
Jacqueline Stilphen
Merrymectin Grange
Eileen Ryan
Dirigo
Glenn Osmer
Topsham Grange
Ronald Riendeau
Topsham
Joyce Ryan
Dirgo
Richard Hanson
Woolwich
Frances Adams
Sagadahocte
Davis Barter
Ceres
Fillen Ryan
Glenn Osmar
Joan Arsenault
Janet Collins
Jacqueline Stiphen
Judy Partridge
Lynn McclIntir
Janice Williams
Austine Ponziani
David Barter
Larry Crowley
Vera McNelcy
Richard Hanser
Jesse Chubbuck
Esther Andrews
Robert Palmer
Edwin Haggett
John Howe
Tvnine
West Bath
Theresa Freeman
Ruth Doughty
Janet G@llins
David Ketchum
Sagadahee Pomona
Dirgo Grange
Card of Thanks for Bath Memorial Hospital Care
Mrs. Vernon Gray thanks doctors nurses and hospital staff at Bath Memorial Hospital for fine care. She also expresses appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness cards and flowers during her illness.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Vernon Gray
Local church youth groups host in Gray auditorium
The Baptist teen group hosted senior youths from Bowdoinham churches in Gray auditorium on Monday. Refreshments and social time followed.
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The
Baptist Church
Bowdoinham Association
Gray Auditorium
Elm Street Baptist Church
Bath
Bay Point Residents And Visitors Noted In Local Mentions
Fog shrouds Bay Point and Popham part of each day as May's weather proves disagreeable. Local residents and visitors are mentioned: W Hilton Soule repairs at the Swift home. Madison A Moore of Cape Elizabeth and Bay Point elected Portland Propeller club president. the Mitchells and others from Auburn visiting cottages. Doughty and Leonard on Bay Point briefly. Yvonne Furbish visiting grandmother in Waldoboro. Seaman Eric Shutts from Coos Bay spends weekend on Bay Point. Edison demonstrated the three wire electric light in Sunbury, Pennsylvania.
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W. Hilton Soule
Woolwich
Swift
Madison A. Moore
Cape Elizabeth
Bay Point
Portland Propeller Club
Mitchells
Auburn
Madison Moore
Buckley
Arlington
Edward Simpson
Bath
the Sweeneys
George Renaud
Doughty
Bath stores to stay open Thursday night for Memorial Eve
Bath retailers will keep shops open until 9 PM on Memorial Day eve. The Bath Retail Trade Board reported that members voted to remain open Thursday night and close all day Friday. Regular Saturday hours will apply.
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Bath
John H. Crowley
Bath Retail Trade Board
Wesley Church Members Return From Conference
Wesley Methodist church members attend the Maine Conference in Bangor with delegates from the local church. Walter Upham serves as Maine Laymen’s association secretary and youths Walter, Roger, and Carl Upham participate in Youth Conference along with Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell. Roger Upham named Conference Commissioner for recreation and fellowship. Women’s Society of Christian Service and Rev. Dr. Bell attend the ordination of their son Rev. David Bell.
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Wesley Methodist Church
Maine
Bangor
Merle D. Niles
Walter E. Upham
Walter Upham
Roger Upham
Carl Upham
Oliver W. Bell
Stower Methodist Church
School Patrol Picnic Set for June 10 at Thomas Point
Bath Police Department sponsors the annual school patrol picnic on June 10 at Thomas Point with about 900 youngsters expected. Merchants in Bath and nearby areas donate prizes and refreshments while Harry Crocker provides the use of a bath house and machines will be available.
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Bath
Major Goldberg’s Wartime and Command Career Highlighted
Major Goldberg served in the U S Army then the Army Air Corps from 1941 to 1955. He held command of the 654th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron in March 1955 and earned multiple medals including the Bronze Star and World War II Victory Medal. He is married to Florence Siegel and resides in Freeport Maine with children Eric and Jane.
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United States Army
Army Air Corps
Miami
Florida
Dow Air Force Base
Maine
Orlando
Engand
North Africa
Corsica
France
Italy
Pacific
Goldberg
Korea
New Jersey
Ac&w
United States
S2nd Air Division
654Th Aircraft Control and Warning
Major Goldberg
Florence Siegel
New York
Eric
Jane
Freeport
Newell Named Bath Police Lieutenant After 14 Years on Force
Newell, a Bath police veteran born in Waltham Massachusetts, rises from patrolman in 1944 to sergeant in 1954 and now lieutenant. He also served as city truancy officer and previously worked at Bath Iron Works. Married to Pauline T Davis, he has four children Edward Jr Betty May Clifford and Nancy. He is a Bath lodge Elk and St Marys church member.
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Newell
Walter Rogers
Waltham
Mass
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Pauline T. Davis
Edward Jr
Betty May Callan
Clifford D
Nancy Nadine
Bath Lodge of Elks
St. Mary’s Church
Roy G Stewart Former Bath Chamber Leader Dies in Florida
Ward reports the death of Roy G Stewart former Woolwich resident and Bath Chamber of Commerce president. He died May 15 in Fort Lauderdale Florida where he ran a hardware store after leaving Bath. He previously worked at Sears Roebuck on Front Street. Funeral services were held in Fort Lauderdale. Survived by widow and two sons Gordon and Douglas.
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Roy G. Stewart Ward
Roy G. Stewart
Woolwich
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Stewart
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bath
Front Street
Sears, Roebuck
Gordon
Douglas
Everett L. Lord Funeral Service Conducted
Funeral services for Everett L. Lord were held at 1.30 p. m. Monday at Leslie C. Shumway’s funeral home on High street. The Rev. Craig H. Richards and the Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiated. Deacons John R. Newell Rudolph C. McRae Duncan McInnes and Karcher S. Jackson served as bearers. Interment followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Everett L. Lord
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Craig H. Richards
Central Congregational Church
David L. Wilson
John R. Newell
Rudolph C. McRae
Duncan McInnes
Karcher S. Jackson
Central Church
Lord
Oak Grove
Local 6 Nominates Officer Candidates for June Election
Local 6 IUMSWA AFL-CIO nominated president candidates Oscar King East Brunswick Kenneth Snowdon West Bath and William F Plummer Jr Bath an acting president since December Also nominated were Basil Whitney Damariscotta and Charles Rogers Brunswick for vice president Richard Rackliffe Dresden and James Cobb Bath recording secretary Reginald Garrison Brunswick financial secretary and Cedric Sukeforth Bath treasurer. Two trustees will be elected this year replacing one after King resigns to seek the presidency Candidates from Bath for other posts include Theodore Ames Judson Lure Delmar Ramsey Keith McLear Edward Suilphen Charles Kidder Roland Cornish Bowdoinham for grievance committee Ames Whitney Rackliffe Kidder and Cornish election committee members will set the election date Also noted a Bath visitor Mrs Clarence E Johnson Damariscotta.
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Iumswa Afl-Cio
Oscar King
East Brunswick
Kenneth Snowdon
West Bath
William F. Plummer Jr
Bath
Basil Whitney
Damariscotta
Charles Rogers
Brunswick
Richard Rackliffe
Dresden
James Cobb
Reginald Garrison
Cedric Sukeforth
King
Theodore Ames
Judson Lure
Delmar Ramsey
Keith McLear
Edward Suilphen
Charles Kidder
Victor Leask
Raymond Belanger
Woolwich
Alton King
Ames
Whitney
Rackliffe
Kidder
Roland Cornish
Bowdoinham
Robert Newman
Albert Reay
Arthur Bennett
William Arnowitz
Auburn
Chester Swain
Everett L Lord 78 dies in Bath after long illness
Everett L Lord of Bath died at his home on North Street Friday evening after years of declining health. Born August 4 1879 in Brooksville he worked in local department stores including D T Percy and Son and Senter's and served as a deacon at Central Congregational Church. Survived by sister Grace F Lord Watertown Mass and brother C Irving Lord of Watertown Mass. Funeral Monday 1 30 pm at Leslie C Shumway Funeral Home burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Janice Pinkham
Philip Pinkham
South End
P. T. A. Hall
Bath
Pinkham
Georgetown Central School
Lloyd Pingham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Thomas McDorr
Bangor
Madre O’brien
Harold Rowe
Harold
Ogunquit
Lula Lewis
Richmonds
Wrernon-Gray
Beulah Miller
Malden
Mass
Arthur Marr
Russell Pinkham
Alma
Clinton
Kittery
Paul
George Smith
Gertrude
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Sedgemere Road
Scheffers
Eiek Miers
Cambridge
South Hadley Falls
Lisa Susan Hopkins
Victor Pinkham
Franklin Mac Neil
Everett L
Lord Everett L. Lord
North Street
Lord
Brooksville
Sewall
Frances Farnham Lord
D. T. Percy and Son
Bridge and Merrill
Senter’s
Falls Shoe Store
Central Congregational Church
Grace F. Lord
C. Irving Lord
Watertown
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
David L. Wilson
Craig H. Richards
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath Man Carroll Wakefield 62 Dies After Brief Illness
Carroll L. Wakefield 62 died at Bath Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He lived at 362 Washington St in Bath for eight years. Born in Gardiner on August 29, 1895, he was a former mail carrier and later worked at the Watertown Arsenal and other Massachusetts jobs. He moved to Bath in 1950 and driven by Legard's Taxi for two years. Survived by wife Annie Lemont Wakefield, two daughters Marion Kamp of Loveland Ohio and Priscilla Robinson of Venice California, a brother Leland Wakefield of Bath, nine grandchildren and several cousins.
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Carroll L. Wakefield
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ife
Bath
Washington Street
Mr. Wakefield
Gardiner
Walter K
Minnie (Peacock) Wakefield
Gardiner Public
Watertown
Mass
Arsenal
Massachusetts
Legard
Annie Lemont Wakefield
Marion M. Bomkamp
Loveland
Ohio
Priscilla A. Robinson
Venice
Calif
Leland K. Wakefield
Timothy Bowker Perry 83 Dies in Phippsburg Area
Timothy Bowker Perry aged 83 of Phippsburg died Friday night at a local nursing home. Born November 29 1874 in Phippsburg son of John and Amy Bowker Perry he lived in Phippsburg Center all his life and was educated in Phippsburg schools. Surviving is one cousin Mrs Horatio Parker of Brooklyn New York. Services are Monday at 2 p.m. Curtis Funeral Home. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Snowes
Gertrude Hunt
Georgetown
J. R. Blackie
Clarence Haley
Topsham
Hunt
Chester Kelser
Kelsea
George Kelsea
Suncook
N. H
Edgar Kelsea
Edgar
First National
Bangor
Roby Welch
Woolwich
Ethel Patterson
West Georgetown
Maud Thayer
Ashby
Mass
Massachusetts
Mount Desert
Mountains
Tidewater
Ocean
Miss .Thayer
Timothy Bowker Perry
Perry
Phippsburg
John
Amy Bowker Perry
Phippsburg Center
Horatio Parker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Curtis Funeral
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral Services for Timothy Perry Conducted
Funeral services for Timothy Perry were held Monday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating. Bearers included J. Walter Snipe Thomas L. Totman Harold Seavey and I Wilson Rainey. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Timothy Perry
Curtis Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
J. Walter Snipe
Thomas L. Totman
Harold Seavey
I. Wilson Rainey
Oak Grove
Crossword Clues And A Cryptoquote Puzzle Highlights
A mixed feature includes a large crossword with across and down clues covering university terms and general vocabulary, plus a cryptoquote puzzle illustrating a substitution cipher. The sample shows a code line mapping to LONGFELLOW and a quoted saying about bliss, possession, and memory.
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Lincoln Junior High School
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Shadow Rock
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Kennebec Point
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