Valley Authority policy sparks calls for state control
The Chamber of Commerce urges limits on federal river basin power and proposes amending TVA law. It argues federal authority erodes local initiative, unfairly uses taxpayers’ money, and harms non TVA utilities. It warns against more valley authorities and defends states’ rights.
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Tennessee Valley
Tennessee Valley Authority
Youthful Lawlessness Warned by FBI Bulletin 1959
The FBI bulletin dated October 1959 warns of a volcanic rise in juvenile crime and urges an all-out counterattack. It argues for public naming of young criminals, access to past records, and fingerprinting to aid law enforcement.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Secretary of Commerce backs tax reform to boost growth
Secretary Mueller endorses tax reform over simple cuts, arguing a moderate structure stimulates investment and expands productive wealth. He cites 1954 tax cut as boosting revenue by spurring business and job creation.
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Mueller
Inflation blamed on steel union management and government
A report for the House Senate Economic Committee blames a steel union, steel firms, and federal government for 12 years of price hikes. It cites wage surges, higher production costs, and policy actions as drivers, while accusing consumers of fueling inflation.
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House-Senate Economic Committee
Steel Union
Steel Management
First Baptist service features organ dedication and sermon
Georgetown gathered at the First Baptist Church as Rev. Ernest Roberts read Luke 5 1 10 verse 4 and preached on faith and discipleship. The event included out of town guests, an offertory by Katherine Blackie and a large post service fellowship with a busy week at PTA and local events noted.
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First Baptist Church
Ernest Roberts
Elmer N. Bentley
Georgetown
Kathryn Heald
Forest Perkins
Memorial Bank
Ethel Roberts
Five Islands
Alfred Row
Elmer Bentley
United Baptist Convention
Howard Roberts
Litchfield Federated Church
Letha Brown
Norway Methodist Church
Bentley
Ministry of Music
Christ
Bath
Five Islands Community News Highlights and Social Notes
Deputy Sheriff Edward Be language Woolwich investigated a break at the Morrell property. Rev Ernest Roberts led services at the Second Baptist Five Islands with an organ dedication at Georgetown Baptist. Numerous local events include youth fudge sale proceeds for inlaid flooring at Gray Memorial, a fireside drill, and a busy schedule of visits, birthdays, travel, and hospitality across Bath Georgetown Woolwich and surrounding towns.
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Edward Belanger
Woolwich
Morrell
Ernest Roberts
Second Baptist Church of
Five Islands
Georgetown Baptist Church
Georgetown
Erland Moore
Second Baptist Church
Stephen Thibodeau
Maynard Thibodeau
Wayne MacGillivary
Percy MacGillivary
Frank MacNeil
Ronald Luebke
Bath
Seguinland
Robert Moore
Good Neighbor Club
Thomas Watson
James Mac- Mahan
Christania Stevens
Shirley Pinkham
Dennis Moore
Alice MacGillivary
Lucille MacMahan
Margaret MacMahan
Irene MacMahan
Louise Moore
Mary Moore
Beulah Miller
Cora Pinkham
Georgia Pinkham
Albertina Pinkham
Morse High Future Homemakers Hayride Fun Night
About 30 members of the Future Homemakers of America at Morse High School enjoyed a hayride on Friday. They returned to the K of C hall for dancing and refreshments with chaperones Mr and Mrs Lionel Lessard and Mr and Mrs John Perkins.
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Homemakers of America Club
Morse High School
K. of C. Hall
Lionel Lessard
John Perkins
Still Alarm At Faulty Furnace In Bath Neighborhood
An overheated furnace at 54 Bluff Road triggered a still alarm and a Bath fire department response at about 6 30 this morning. No service was required.
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Bluff Road
Bath
Weather Chaos Strands Bay Point as Storm Hits
Bay Point endured a week of foul weather with fallen trees blocking paths and the town deserted. Frequent mail was still delivered and several residents were seen in nearby Bath and Augusta, including Stinson Davis and the Drakes.
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Bay Point
Stinson Davis
Five Islands
Harold Drake
Bath
Eugene Butterfield
Cora Peino
Augusta
Make-Up Booth For Kiddies At Central Congregational Fair
Central Congregational church hosts a children's fair as part of the harvest event with a make-up booth offering Indian and clown faces for a small fee applied by Mrs. Richard Lyons and assistants. Activities include cartoon movies, fish pond, cookies from a cookie tree, punch, popcorn, candy apples, and balloons.
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Central Congregational Church
Richard Lyons
Children
Pilgrim Fellowship
Reginald Parker
Harvest Village
Jascha French
H. William Peavey
Foods
Booth
Bath Seeks Federal Help for Urban Renewal Plan
Atwood outlined urban renewal adds to Bath’s ability to plan and redevelop blighted areas. He listed four advantages including flexible land assembly, eminent domain safeguards, independent financing, and democratic approval by City Council. Planning officials pursue HHFA guidance and public meetings precede a referendum.
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Atwood
Roger Luke
Luke
Crossword Puzzle and Cryptoquote Challenge
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Obituary of Bradley S. Smith 84 of Augusta
Bradley S. Smith 84 of Augusta died after a brief illness at a Brunswick nursing home. Born March 16, 1875 in Richmond, son of James and Lucinda Smith, former Randolph resident and Sagadahoc Grange member. Survived by widow Elizabeth M. Smith and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday Plummer Funeral Home Augusta. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery Augusta.
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Bidley S. Smith
Lincoln Street
Brunswick
Richmond
James
Lucinda Smith
Randolph
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoinham
Elizabeth M. Smith
Plummer Funeral Home
Augusta
Mount Hope Cemetery
Funeral services for Ernest P Brown conducted Saturday
Funeral services for Ernest P Brown were held at 10 am Saturday at Arthur F Mayo Son Funeral Residence with Rev Curtis Stanley officiating. Bearers included Eugene Dutton Kendall Dutton Ralph Dutton and Elliott Adams. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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E. P. Brown
Ernest P. Brown
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
Curtis Stanley
Nazarene Church
Eugene Dutton Kendall Dutton
Ralph Dutton
Elliott Adams
Oak Grove
Parry Rites Held for Francis E Parry Funeral
Prayers were said for Francis E Parry Monday at 9 a m from Curtis funeral home by Rev John E Bellefontaine of St Marys church. The body was sent to Maplewood New Jersey for a mass Thursday at 10 a m, with burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery East Orange New Jersey.
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F. E. Parry
Francis E. Parry
Curtis
John E. Bellefontaine
St. Mary’s
Budy
Maplewood
N. J
Holy Sepulchre
East Orange
Funeral Service for Percy W Plant Held Tuesday
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 a m from A F Mayo & Son Funeral residence with Rev Warren B Harris pastor of Corliss Street Baptist church officiating. Bearers were Clifford Pye Clyde Pye Maurice Pye Raymond Pye Percy Plant Jr and Leslie Plant. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Percy W. Plant
A. F. Mayo & Son
Warren B. Harris
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Clifford Pye
Clyde Pye
Maurice Pye
Raymond Pye
Percy Plant, Jr
Leslie Plant
Oak Grove
Funeral for Dr Louise E Tucker Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Dr Louise E Tucker were conducted Tuesday at 1 30 p m from A F Mayo Son Funeral Residence with Rev Richard B Adams officiating. Pallbearers included Marius Page Donald Page George VanWynen and Clifton Moody. Burial followed in the Oak Grove family lot.
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Tucker
Louise E. Tucker
A. F. Mayo & Son
Richard B. Adams
Grace Episcopal Church
Marius Page
Donald Page
George VanWynen
Clifton Moody
Oak Grove
Surprise Stork Shower for Mrs. Mary Foley
Mrs. Mary Foley was guest of honor at a surprise stork shower hosted by Mrs. Leo Gallant on November 4 at 415 Lark Street. Attendees included Mrs. Roberta Cloutier, Mrs. Patricia McGuire, Mrs. Betty McGinnis, and others. gifts were given by Mrs. Doris Goody, Mrs. Joan Caldwell, and Miss Leah Layton.
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Mary Foley
Leo Gallant
Lark Street
Roberta Cloutier
Patricia McGuire
Betty McGinnis
Elma Strout
Leah Coleman
Lou Giberson
Irene Perkins
Sandra Perkins
Ostina McGinnis
Lorraine Gallant
Elizabeth Baker
Irving Layton
Priscilla Small
Rita Cloutier
Doris Goody
Joan Caldwell
Leah Layton
Winnegance Auxiliary Meeting set at Haggett home
The Winnegance Auxiliary will gather Thursday at 1 PM at the Oliver street residence of Mrs. Harold Haggett for their afternoon session.
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Winnegance
Oliver Street
Harold Haggett
Ernest P. Brown Rites Held in Bath
Ernest P. Brown 71 of 900 High Street Bath died Wednesday at Bath Memorial Hospital after four months as a patient. Born November 1888 in Plymouth New Hampshire he retired six years ago from Bath Iron Works where he worked in Maintenance. Survived by widow Ruth Brown of Dover NH a son George A Brown of Martinville NJ a brother Leon Brown of Cambridge MA and two grandsons Wayne Allen and Brendan Earle Brown Funeral at A F Mayo Son Funeral Residence Saturday at 10 AM officiated by Rev Curtis L Stanley with burial at Oak Grove.
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Ernest P. Brown
High Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Memorial Hospital
Plymouth
N. H
Charles E and
Roce E. Brown
Brown
Bath
Ruth W. Brown
Dover
George A. Brown
Martinville
N. J
Leon Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Wayne Allen
Brendan Earle Brown
A. F. Mayo & Son
Curtis L. Stanley
Fire Church of the Nazarene
Oak Grove
Two Bath men die within days in obituary notices
Francis E Parry 73 a Front street businessman for 38 years died Friday night at Memorial hospital Born in Brooklyn NY he came to Bath in 1917 worked as bookkeeper for Texas Steamship then owned a fire business on Front street later operated a service station near City Park He was past president of the Colonial club and directed the local Rotary club Percy Wallace Plant 59 died suddenly Sunday at 203 High street Born in Bath August 8 1900 he worked in the Bath Iron Works welding department 1920 46 and since then ran a wholesale and retail fish business at his home Surviving are his widow five sons three daughters two sisters and 16 grandchildren
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Farle Coates
Wiscasset
Todd's
Georgetown Center
Grover’s
Five Islands
Arthur Cochrane
Frland Moore
Clayton Heald
James Oliver
Georgetown
Tuckey
Ronald Thihedear
Keith Herriott Roth
Neland MacIntosh
Bath
Lawrence Heffron
Byron Campbell
Stanley Coffin
James Bartlett
Wonlswich
Albert Plummer
Arthur Tibbetts
Bav Point
George Stafard
Arrowsichuck
Ronald Liuehke
Buck
Frank McNeil
Wayne Mor- Gilivary
Dane
Steven Thiherdean
Robert Moore
Ane
Jerach
Lass
Arthur Sewal
Art Department
Bowdoin
William Zerach W
Dadley
Portland Museum of Art
Yastywreele
Edward C Clarev
Clarev
Riigasville
Robinhood
Roth
Rolara FB. Peterenn
Arrowsie
Mies
Dorothy W. Strort
Cuest
William Pistoth
Bawin FF Hresa
Mies Tawra
Enrevin
Thomas Watson
Washington State Teachers College
Machias
Roy Akeley
William Plummer
Sedgemere Road
Erland Moore
Leon Kelley
Woolwich
William Zorach
Jesse Shapiro
New York
John D. Williams, Jr
Linda
Cynthia
Lloyd E. Pinkham
Henry Moore
Portland
Hannah Richards
Monhegan Island
Portland Art Museum
Adolph Spear
Frederick Scheffer
Cambridge
Mass
Almon Marr
Parker Start
Newton
Melrose
Gott’s Cove
Clayton Hanna
Wendy
Gale
Lulu Hanna
Russell Harford
Christina
Gregory
Richard
Harford
Lawrence Perow
Mass. Reynolds Grover
Everett Hennan
Boston
Kenneth Woods
George Douglass
Mattapoisett
Douglass Cottage
Watson
Douglass
Orville Rowe
Reginald Church
Percy MacGillivary
George Flynn
Victor Pinkham
Franz Stevens
Beulah Miller
Bath Memorial Hospital
Donald Stevens
Fred Fox
Rumford
Maine
Maynard Thibodeau
Ronald
Branwell E. Harford
Richmond
Grace Ellen Preble
Karen MacGillivary
Mary Rowe
Francis E. Parry
Front Street
Memorial Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Parry
Texas Steamship Company
Parry
City Park
Colonial Club
Rotary Club
Percy Wallace
Percy Wallace Plant
High Street
Charles W
Isabelle McCabe Plant
Bath educator Dr Louise Tucker dies at 88
Louise Emery Tucker Ph.D. 88 of 22 Bedford Road died Saturday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital after weeks as a patient. Born Bath May 23 1871 to George W and Martha Perkins Tucker she retired from education in New York City and lived in Bath. She was a member of Grace Episcopal church Cosmopolitan club Bath Garden club and Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter DAR.
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Louise Emery Tucker
Bedford Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
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Martha Perkins Tucker
Tucker
New York City
Grace Episcopal Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath Garden Club
Colonel Dummer Sewall
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