Roosevelt Wins Reelection To A Fourth Term
National Editorial Association reports President Roosevelt secured victory in the election with Democratic gains expected in the Senate and House. Dewey conceded early Wednesday as Maine stayed Republican and Sagadanoc County backed Roosevelt. Final totals and overseas results awaited.
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Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate
House
Maine
Dewey
Willkie
Sagadanoc County
Readjusting costs and prices after the war faced
A banking observer warns that postwar recovery hinges on restoring cost and price equilibrium to sustain trade. He argues producers and retailers must cooperate to prevent price controls from blocking distribution and harming millions, as wartime price distortions fade. He cautions regulators may push illogical controls that hinder normal market readjustment.
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Washington
Early Flight Ventures Spark American Aviation Faith
An Express Agency official predicted a future of scheduled air service across the United States, noting the need for better aviation maps, proper starting and landing fields, and suitable revenue-laden aircraft. He remarked that the first attempt’s failure would not deter progress as aviation expands to New York to Chicago and beyond as unified air express networks carry millions of pounds on flights.
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Express Agency
Handley- Page
New York
Chicago
Unified
Air Express
Magnificent Failure Ends First Air Express Day
After eight and a half hours against a head wind, the Handley Page bound from New York to Chicago crash landed in a farm meadow where a frozen water line stood miles short of its intended goal. The cargo was transported by train and the 25th anniversary of the event marks the start of an express in November.
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Handley Page
New York
Chicago
Sons of Veterans Bowling Team Form at Park Alleys
A Sons of Veterans group began their winter bowling schedule at Park Alleys, meeting Fridays at 7 30. Veteran bowler Vernon Miller, once part of a five man Miller family team, recalls past squads shaped by the Miller line. Pepper the manager notes history of local veterans bowling here.
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Sons of Veterans
Park Alleys
Vernon Miller
Pepper
Miller
Hato Ligneaud
Jenior
Batoner
Granvale Miller
Pepys
Shriners to Meet in Local Gathering
Members of the Shriners plan a community meeting at a local venue with speakers from Masons and related groups. Attendees include notable officers such as Barratt and Haro, with anticipated discussions on charity drives and event scheduling for the month.
Martha Morse Weds Officer in Camden Social
Mrs Grahion Blaney of Greenwich and Aunt Miss Twitewell of Maddonfield attended a Camden wedding for Martha Morse and an officer. Numerous Camden residents hosted teas and social events in honor of the bride, with extended families from Waldoboro, Union, Bowdonham, Salem, Boston and Owl's Head among the guests.
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Grahion Blaney
Greenwich
Twitewell
Maddonfield
Francis Randolph
Waldobero
L. S. McElwee
Union
Clinton Lunt
Richard Lyman
David Dey
Camden
Bruce H. M. White
Topsaem
Maynard Dorr
Bowéonhham
Teoma
Barry
Salem
Mass
John Ho Hyes
Sally Hyde
Boston
Rath Bankes
Frederick Gatcombe
Owl's Head
Mrs Mullaney Improves after Memorial Hospital Stay
Mrs Joseph Mullaney of High street has shownmarked improvement after more than two weeks as a patient at Memorial Hospital where she received medical treatment. She has returned to her home.
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Joseph Mullaney
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Navy V-12 cadet transferred to Dartmouth for officer training
Robert FE Lawrence 18 of Arrowsic, a Marine private in the Navy V-12 at the University of Rochester, moves to Dartmouth College for further Marine Corps Reserve officer training. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Lawrence and a Morse High School 1943 graduate.
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Robert FE. Lawrence
Arrowsic
University of Rochester
Dartmouth College
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
E. K. Lawrence
Young Lawrence
Morse High School
Marine Barracks
Parris Island
S. C
Camp LeJeune N .C
New Delhi
India
Manley T. Ellis
Alice Pratt
Valley Road
Bath
Medical Department
T . Ebis
Assam
Services of Supply
Philadelphia
Ellis
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Camp Berkeley
Texas
United States
William Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Camp Wheeler
Frances Ellis
Hatch Returns From Furlough To Duties
Daniel Hatch USA resumed duties Sunday after a two week furlough spent with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hatch of Washington Street.
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Robert M. Woodruff
Horace N. Woodruff
Washington Street
Woodruff
United States
U.S.A
Daniel Hatch
USA
Robert B. Hatch
Local War Era Notices and Farewell Renditions
Mrs Barbara Guynn receives notice of her son James H Guynn CM 3 c changing station from Key West Florida to Naval Construction Battalion Replacement Depot Camp Parks Shoemaker California. Pvt Sylvia Morin USA home on 14 day furlough from Camp Gordon Johnson Fla hosts early family Thanksgiving dinner with Morin family and guests.
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Barbara Guynn
James H Guynn
Key West
Florida
Naval Construction Battalion
Camp Parks
Shoemaker
California
Clarence Leonard
Bath Street
Sylvia Morin
U.S.A
Gordon Johnson
Fla
Morin
Pvt
Jeanette
Stanley Burgess
William O. Given
New York
Pvt. Morin
Bath Iron Works
Son in France sends letter from Orleans and Joan of Arc monument
Pvt. Peter E. Lebel Jr. writes to Mr and Mrs Peter Lebel at 48 Russell Street from somewhere in France describing visits to Orleans and the Joan of Arc monument. He says he is well and safe, the first news since July 1944, and mentions three brothers and a sister working in defense plants.
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Peter E. Lebel
Russell Street
Peter E. Lebel, Jr
France
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Pvt
Lebel
Neison
Arthur
B.I.W
Eddie
Johnie
Harding's
Margaret
Proposed Constitution for Bath Maine Community Agencies
Draft of the Constitution and By-Laws for the Council of Community Agencies of Bath Maine prepared by committees on October 23 at Mrs Joseph I Smiths residence. Names include E H Robinson Mrs Joseph I Smith Mrs Louis A Dole Horace P Herrick and Boyd L Bailey chair.
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Council of Community Agencies of
Bath
Joseph I. Smith
E. H. Robinson
Louis A. Dole
Horace P. Herrick
Boyd L. Bailey
LIEUT LARRABEE GUEST OF DEWEY AT RALLY
First Lieut. Howard C. Larrabee U S A recently received a medical discharge and traveled to New York for a business trip. He attended a Madison Square Garden rally as a guest of Republican candidate Thomas E. Dewey and held two front seats with Dewey and Britker pictures on the tickets.
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Howard C. Larrabee
New York City
Larrabee
South Pacific
Thomas E. Dewey
Madison Square Garden
New York
Dewey
Britker
Lieut
Morse High
Farmington Normal School
Swift & Co
Dover
N. H
Bath
Pacific
Bath Municipal Court Grapples With Drunk Driving Cases
In Bath on Friday morning four intoxication related cases were heard. Lester Munsey Jr of Bath pleaded not guilty to operating under liquor influence and was found guilty with a $100 fine and $14.95 costs. Walter W Clark of Bath admitted guilt for driving under the influence and paid $100 and $8.50 costs. Clifford P Cox of Woolwich and Clarence M Allen of Portland pleaded guilty to speeding and paid $10 plus $4.70 costs each. Ralph Boyington faced assault and battery charges, pleading not guilty, but was fined $10 and $11.94 costs. The court also heard an appeal to Sagadahoc County Superior Court and released Munsey on $200 bail for a January appearance. State Trooper Powers testified on the cases.
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Lester Munsey, Jr
Bath
Munsey
Ralph O. Dale
Edward W. Bridgham
Gardiner R. Deering
Bridgham
Sagadahoe County
Ralph Boyington
Walter W. Clark
Frank W. Powers
Clifford P. Cox
Woolwich
Oil Painting Exhibits At Bowdoin College Art Museum
Bowdoin College Art Museum hosts an American Art Week exhibit featuring Alphonse J. Sheldon’s oil painting Salt Water from November 1 to 7, along with Winslow Homer chromolithographs Eastern Point and Adirondacks Guide, inviting all interested visitors.
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Bowdoin College
Mseum
Alphonse J. Sheldon
Southport
Winslow Homer
Couple found guilty for failing to clean child for school return
A father and mother appeared before Judge Gardiner R. Deering and were found guilty in Municipal court for failing to clean their child so the child could return to school without undue loss of time after a notice from Superintendent Harland A. Ladd. Case continued for sentence to Nov 8 with $25 sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Superintendent of Schools
Harland A. Ladd
Belanger Fined in Brunswick Hit-and-Run Case
Raymond Belanger of Brunswick was found guilty in Municipal Court of leaving the scene of an accident at Tops ham Sunday. Two Brunswick residents were hospitalized with minor injuries, and Belanger pleaded guilty. Recorder Rubin imposed a $100 fine plus $4.70 court costs. Injured are Mrs. Leo Johnson and Mrs. Ruth Sutter of Brunswick.
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Raymond Belanger
Brunswick
Mupichap
Topsham
Rubin
Leo Johnson
Ruth Sutter
Miss Jessie Meserve Weekend Guest in Dresden Mills
Miss Jessie Meserve of Dresden Mills was a weekend guest of Mr Harold Miller and Mrs Harold Miller on Bridge Street.
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Jessie Meserve
Dresden Mills
Harold Miller
Bridge Street
Winter Street Men’s Club Elects Officers
Winter Street Men’s Club held its fall meeting with Carl E. Albee presiding in Earl E. Kimble’s absence. Officers elected for the year: Clinton D. Wilson president Henry D. Small vice president Arah E. Richmond secretary Edgar Leavitt treasurer. Harmon W. Smith Field Scout Executive spoke on Boy Scouts training highlighting camp life and the impact on boys who joined the armed forces, noting about 80 percent became officers.
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Winter Street Men’s Club
Carl E. Albee
Earl E. Kimble
Boy Scout Movement
Mr. Albee
Fred W. Higgins
Melvin Haggett
Harry A. Walters
Clinton D. Wilson
Henry D. Small
Arah E. Richmond
Edgar Leavitt
Justus H. Miller
Allen Spear
Harmon W. Smith
Pine Tree Council
Mr. Smith
Central Ladies Aid Joins the Needlework Guild
Ladies Aid of Central church met at the parish house with large attendance. President Mrs. Luther Thompson led the meeting and the group voted to join the Needlework Guild and donate articles. Plans for winter were discussed and sewing followed, with refreshments provided by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Bonney. Next week hostesses include Mrs. Perry Thompson Mrs. Alfred Rowe and Mrs. Charles Jackson and Miss Margaret Foote will lead the service table.
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Ladies Aid of Central Church
Luther Thompson
James T. Bonney
Perry Thompson
Alfred Rowe
Charles Jackson
Margaret Foote
Postpone Incinerator Project and Bid Receipts
Bids for the incinerator construction were received and opened on October 30, 1944, at 7 30 p m in the Mayor s Office City Hall. Morse Boulger Destructor Co valued at 106 385 00 and George Allen & Sons 121 460 00 submitted bids. Bids were reportedly high with Morse Boulger noting an extra 25 000 may be needed due to severe winter weather and labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse-Boulger Destructor Co
George Allen & Sons
Kelley
Morse-Boulger Destructor Company
Rationing Reminders for Consumers in Wartime
Notices remind shoppers that red meat and fat stamps L5 M5 NS P remain valid for five weeks. Blue processed foods stamps 78 AS W5 validated monthly. sugar stamps 30–33 and sugar stamp 40 cover home canning through Feb 28, 1945. Fuel oil four and period five coupons apply. gasoline A coupons expire Nov 9, A11 by Nov 8. B5 C5 last until further notice. Airplane shoe stamps No 1 2 3 good for one pair of shoes each.
City considers incinerator bids in Bath Maine
War Manpower Commission labor restrictions affect Portland Bath area as incinerator project faces high premium. Committee recommends rejecting all bids and readvertising in February 1945 to start after freezing weather, hoping conditions improve and restrictions lift. Dated Bath Maine November 1 1944. Philip Eaton chairman and city officials signoff.
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War Manpower Commission
Portland
Bath
Maine
A.D
Philip Eaton
Walter C. Rogers
Stanley Hunter
Harold Troop
Harold Small
Philip Oliver
Chester H. M'Cabe
Man Struck By Auto Near Raymond Court
Henry Jaquith, 40, of 6 Plant Street, was struck by a car while crossing Center Street near Raymond Court and hospitalized at Memorial hospital. His wife, riding with him, was lightly struck. The driver was Stella M. Mulhern of 98 Jordan Avenue Brunswick. no charges were filed.
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Henry Jaquith
Plant Street
Memorial Hospital
Center Street
Raymond Court
Stella M. Mulhern
Jordan Avenue
Brunswick
Dr Jacob Norton Dies at 67 in Haverhill Mass
Dr Jacob Norton a 67 year old dentist died suddenly Monday at his Haverhill home. He previously lived here and shared a Sagadahock block dental office with his brother Dr Fred Norton. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from a Haverhill Funeral Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Norton
Haverhill
Mass
Fred Norton
Sagadahock Block
Mrs Jackson Visits Then Heads Home to Virginia
Mrs. James M. Jackson stayed with Mrs. N Gratz Jackson at 1 Shaw Street and rode the morning train Wednesday to return to Alexandria Virginia. Lieut James M Jackson is stationed with the Army Air Force in Washington D C and returned to duty several weeks ago.
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James M. Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Alexandria
Virginia
Army Air Force
Washington, D. C
WEEKLY CROSS WORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE SUMMARY
A dense crossword puzzle page lists across and down clues with many numbers and fragments for a weekly puzzle, followed by a cryptoquote puzzle. The quote reads There grows no herb of help to heal a coward heart from Swinburne.
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Swinburne
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