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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1946

Page

4

Bath Meat Supply Tied to Navy Shipyard Plant Changes

Citizens question Bath Maine meat availability as the Bath Iron Works expansion and the Swift & Co plant removal shift production and storage capacity. Authorities note wartime demand for destroyer components drove facility changes affecting local markets and meat supply in recent months.

Ity Swift Bath’ Iron Works Corporation Shipwane Corpoga Swift & Ny Bath Maine

Last Day of January Hints at Longer Winter Ending

The writer notes severe cold and high winds with limited clear days as January ends. Candlemas Day marks midwinter, and the season appears to shift toward warmer weather, despite groundhog lore and a difficult first half of winter.

Coe

Turmoil Seen Across Nations Amid Labor War Coverage

The era’s front pages show nations mired in upheaval as labor struggles surge. Editors note ongoing government actions and parish voices in daily reports highlighting unrest and policy responses worldwide.

Mary Haee

Rockland Gazette sections highlight city industry and culture

The article outlines Gazette sections on fishing and shipbuilding in Rockland, with notes on local life and notable events. It praises the paper's reach to Rockland and neighboring counties and its readers in Maine for broader newspaper world ties.

Rockland Gazette Maine

New England Encampment Session In West Newton Highlights

Elwood C. Shend and other Maine Grand Camp officers joined leaders from New England as the West Newton session opened. The Golden Rule degree was conferred on 43 candidates by a Milford team, followed by 83 Royal Purple degrees by Augusta staff. About 2,000 patri across New England attended with 800 at a 6:30 banquet. Maine delegates praised the Augusta team. Royal Purple degree to be repeated in Brunswick on March 23.

Georged Lincoln Lodge Casco Robert, Andrews Arthur Tourtilotte Com Lode Elwood C. She Maine West Newton Mass Milford Augusta New England Brunswick

Plan Card Party At Central Church By Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid of Central church plans a public card party at the parish house on February 6 afternoon with auction and contract games and prizes. Refreshments will be served. Table reservations may be made with Mrs. Luther Thompson Mrs. James T Bonney Mrs. Leonard Lord Mrs. George Wallace or Mrs. Charles T Jackson. Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Alfred Rowe Mrs. Lewis Sanborn Mrs. Edmund P. Briggs Mrs. Perry Thompson Mrs. Eugene Sprague.

Ladies Aid of Central Church Luther Thompson James T. Bonney Leonard Lord George Wallace Charles T. Jackson Alfred Rowe Lewis Sanborn Edmund P. Briggs Perry Thompson Eugene Sprague

Mrs Brown Leaves Damariscotta for Orlando Visit

Mrs. John Brown of Damaris sotta and Woolwich has closed her Damariscotta home and traveled to Orlando Florida to stay with her daughter in law Dr and Mrs Lewis Orr. She plans to return in March to ready her home for the summer season after selling her Damariacotta residence.

John Brown Damarissotta Woolwich Damariscotta Orlando Fla Inter Lewis ‘Orr Ita

Veterans Return Home From War Service Across Continents

Arthur Williams Jr. of this city is discharged at Fort Devens Massachusetts after three years in the service with battles stars and Good Conduct Medal. He recalls Australia as his favorite posting among Australia New Guinea Tokyo and Biak. He has four brothers and a sister. Other local veterans, P. French, John Voorhees, Robert Gordon, Paul Niven Jr., and Albert Oliver, are also returning from overseas assignments and resuming post war life in Brunswick and nearby areas.

Arthur Williams, Jr Illiams Fort Devens Mass Three Ears of Service Australia New Guinea Tokyo Biak Williams Arthur Donald Edward John Ralph Theresa

Local Servicemen Return Home After World War II Service

Richard J Madden of Biloxi Mississippi and Warren Atkinson of Bath Maine both received honorable discharges after long service in the U S Navy Seabees and Marine Corps. Madden had worked at Bath Iron Works and Higgins Industries before enlisting. Atkinson served with the Spearhead Division and was stationed in Japan after time in Germany and on the West Coast.

Richard J. Madden Biloxi Miss Gerald Atkinson Court Street Warren Atkinson U.S.M.C Aew San Diego Calif Bainbridge Bath Iice Sasebo Japan

Everett M Acro Jr on 18 day leave from U S Navy

Everett M Acro Jr a 1st class seaman stationed at Honolulu plans an 18 day leave with his wife Mrs Everett Imby of Farrin street. Upon completion of the leave he will join his ship at Norfolk.

Everett M.acro Jr Honolulu Everett Imby Farrin Street Nora

Captain Jacob Smith Returns from Japan to New England Home

Capt Jacob Smith of this city arrived in San Francisco from Japan and telegraphed his wife in Dupling Vermont. He said the Golden Gate’s approach thrilled him and he plans to reach Camp Devens Massachusetts within a fortnight to be home soon.

Jacob Smith Us.a M.C San Francisco Calif Japan Dupling Telephone Ton Smith Golden Gate Camp Devens Mass

Bartlett returns to Deer Street home after Philippines release

Otis Bartlett came back to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bartlett on Deering Street with his brother and sister-in-law. He recently returned from the Philippines and received an honorable discharge as sergeant. He was still in Manila when the prisoners were released from Japanese custody.

Otis Bartlett Ha Bertin Ae Warren Bartlett Déering Street Ae Bartlett Philippines Manila

Veterans Honored for World War II Service and War Cruise

Pfc Wilfred Lewis U S served 3 years 8 months after enlisting June 19 1942 receiving a honorable discharge January 12 at Fort Devens Mass He earned two bronze stars for Mandate Islands Okinawa and Meritorious Service Unit Wreath He is son of Mrs Edna Lewis of 1369 Washington St He worked at Bath Iron Works before service Frank Arthur Jowel F 2c U N served on board the Tazewell assault troop transport in the Pacific voyage aiding landings and operations and carrying occupation troops to Yokosuka after Okinawa the ship faced Sheikese attacks during the war"}

Wilfred Lewis U. S Fort Devens Mass Fort Belvoir Mandate Islands Okinawa Edna Lewis Washington Street Bath Iron Works Frank Arthur Jowel U. N Tazewell Pacific See Pars Okina Yokogi

Sgt Merton Young Home After Honorable Discharge

Sgt Merton R Young son of Forrest M Young of 14 Winter Street returned home after receiving an honorable discharge from the army. He served in the 31st Brigade in the Pacific theater for 40 months. Nath Price, Steward's Mate.

Merton R. Young Forrest M. Young Winter Street Army Fog Ee Pacific Area

Eleanor Cobb Awarded Civilian Service Emblem

Miss Eleanor Cobb of Bath is honored for duties with United States Forces in the China Theatre from March to October 1945. Her initiative and judgment improved military and economic reporting, accelerated office procedures, and inspired colleagues to higher performance.

Bath Eleanor Cobb Cobb Lg Od Bool Boston Ew Meadows United States China Clon Sichevetnett Iy Unit Coe

Swain Barnes nuptials linked to Bath and Presque Isle

Miss Velma J. Barnes of Bath and Allan A. Swain of East Brunswick wed Saturday at 8 pm in Crocker with Rev. C. B. officiating. The bride, daughter of Elbridge Barnes and Mrs. Berner of Presque Isle, becomes Mrs Harold E. Swain of East Brunswick.

Velma J. Barnes Bath Allan A. Sw C. B. Eis

Fireside Club Holds Winter Street Meet Sunday

Members of the Winter Street Fireside club held their meeting Sunday evening. The group discussed upcoming events and planned activities for the month.

Winter Street

Seafaring Town’s Childhood Echoes Across Time

A reshaped reminiscence from Searsport recounts a girl Joanna and her infant brother amid the River Platte journeys and shipyard fade. She grows to write of the sea from Penobscot Bay, reflecting on a vanished era and a life entwined with Maine’s maritime past.

Joanna Searsrt Capwe Pinedo University of Maine Jhimoanna Nonehades Lincoln Roteport Searsport Penobscot Bay

Navy lists Bath boy as killed in action

Mrs. Frank H. Reinoehl of 854 Washington received word that a Bath youth has been officially listed as dead. The young man had been in the Navy and served on submarines, including the R-20, before his death in October.

NAVY Bath Boy Frank H. Reinoehl Hamilton Isco

We, bays to put on the thing Sonn' Whidden

Fragmentary note names Whidden and a plan or event described as a bays and something to put on the occasion. The text is torn and lacks clear dates or roles.

Accident details unclear from partial OCR text

Fragmentary report notes a car collision with unclear time between 12 and 30. Readable elements mention a CoxSTIG son by a car and the accident context, but specifics such as place, people, or outcome are not recoverable from the fragment.

Nancy Ellen Minnesota Entertains Friends

Nancy Ellen Minnesota hosts a small gathering described in a blurred local note. The fragment notes a social event with friends and mentions a street scene and a night setting, but details are incomplete.

Nancy Ellen Minnes

Syster Sees by and dames Laorey ies all of this

The fragmentary item mentions Syster and Laorey with a terse note about seeing by and dames. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.

Syster Dames Laorey

Unemployment Rules and US Labor Service Guidance

The guide notes how to contact the United States Employment Service for unemployment claims. If you relocate within Maine or another state, file at the nearest office and stay able and available for work. Do not rely on neighbors. use official personnel ready to assist in wage credits and compensation eligibility.

Pyar Pen Agsa Statin Muenbae Ashe Ginter U. Btates Cal United States Claims Department Maine United States Employment Service Office

Casco Chapter O E Schedules Thursday Grange Hall Meeting

Sian core H Shaw and past tron O E will attend Casco chapter O E 8 meeting at the Grange Hall Thursday evening.

Sian Core H. Shaw Tron O. E Casco Grange Hall

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