Kingsbury Re elected City Marshal After Substantial Debate
Percy W. Kingsbury was re elected city marshal by a nine seven secret ballot vote at a joint city council session. Kingsbury, back from three years Army service as military police and artilleryman, defeated Acting Marshal Moriarty who had opposed him. The vote followed discussion on oath timing and legality, with a plan to reconvene and reelect Kingsbury to clear the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Kingsbury
Servce
Kingsbury
Frank L. Moriarty
Moriarty
Charles A. Thayer
Thayer
Walter C. Rogers
Alden Anderson
Ward Two
Gilmore
Rogers
Alfred G. Reeks
Frederick A. Sterling
Recreation Commission
John Parker
Archibald M. Main
James Temple, Jr
Francis Winchenbach
W. S. Newell
Linwood Haynes
New Street
Alderman Reeks
Committee On
New Streets
Washington Street
High Street
Reeks
Harold McCutcheon
Lillian M. Marshall
Old Folks Home
New England Land Co
Bertha M. Tyler
Andrew Savage
Alice Rich
Thorne’s Head
Alderman Cooke
Central Maine Power Co
Union Street
Court Street
Bath Water
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Ray A. Greene
Leon Billings
Fred Cousins
Ralph Fitch
Ralph Hilyard
Staples’ Drug Store
Bath Iron Works Corp
George Olsen
North
Lincoln Streets
Roy C. Stewart
Front Street
Bath
James R.parker
Water Street
Arthur's
Waldo R. Weston
Weston
Florida
House of Correction
Leonardo E. Buck
Talk on veteran and adult education at Cosmo Club
Earl Hutchinson of the State Department of Education spoke at the Cosmopolitan club in Augusta on promoting veteran and adult education in Maine. He urged expanding literacy, citizenship, crafts, health, and other classes, noting Maine ranks low in secondary education and education spending. A panel discussion followed with local educators and volunteers. The club plans a rummage sale November 17 to support activities, with numerous members helping and committees named for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hutchinson
State Department of Education
Augusta
Cosmopolitan Club
Hutchinson
Maine
Union
Loring Addison
Edwin R. Andrews
John Parker
Priscilla Ferguson
Joseph I. Smith
Louis A. Dole
Veterans Department
Everett Pinkham
District 11
Women's Literary Union
Auburn
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Roscoe P. McFadden
Progressive Union
Freeport
Clyde Pinkham
Alice Johnson
Elizabeth Dunbar
Nellie Goodrich
Jennie Perkins
Minnie White
James Knight
Fred Quimby
Walter Wiggin
Granville Colby
Leroy Lord
Albert Whitney
John Kaler
Advah Reynolds
Lemuel Preble
Isadore Singer
R. Clinton McFadden
William Davis
Harmon Smith
Lawrence Lowell
John Robbins
Frank Durant
Bath Young Lady Wins National Physical Therapy Scholarship
Donna Elaine Gorman of Bath is Maine’s first recipient under a 1,267,600 nationwide training program by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The 21 year old, after Guilford high school, is in her fourth year at Bouve Boston School of Physical Education.
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Maine
National Foundation For
Donna Elaine Gorman
Bath
Basil O’connor
Guilford
Miss Gorman
Bouve-Boston School’ of Physical Education
Boston
Foundation
O'Connor
National Foundation
Woolwich Bus Hearing Hears Petition For Transit Service
Woolwich residents petition Maine Public Utilities Commission for immediate bus service in central Woolwich and Montsweag area, plus Arrowsie-Georgetown bridge line and a Murphys Corner loop. Commission hears details with maps, a private operator offers Woolwich franchise with near new buses and a commitment to operate at a loss until ridership grows, schedules and route specifics are outlined, and residents urged to ride to prove demand.
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Woolwich
Maine State Public Utilities Commission
Augusta
Montsweag
Central Road
Arrowsie-Georgetown
Murphy’s Corner
James L. Boyle
George E. Hill
Public Utilities Commisson
Hubert W. Eldred
Waldo Hawthorne
Ralph Bowers
John Leonard
Maine
Public Utilities Commissioner
Col. Eldred
Public Utilities Commission
Bus Operating Corporation
Arrowsie
Bath City Hall
Bath
Deer Hunters Report Surplus Deer Sighted on High Street
On Sunday between noon and 3 pm vehicles along High street carried 44 deer. Most were on forward mudguards, some on bumpers, and a few towed trailers loaded with carcasses. One Bath motorist had deer strapped on cars between Portland and Brunswick.
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High Street
Bath
Portland
Brunswick
Port land social visit returns Miss Larrabee home
Miss Jennie Larrabee of Port land returns Tuesday after visiting her brother John Larrabee of West Bath and sister Mrs. Merton Wright on High street, over the weekend.
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Jennie Larrabee
Portland
John Larrabee
West Bath
Merton Wright
High Street
Three Chinese Students Come Here for Study
Three Chinese youths sent by the Nationalist Government arrive in Bath to observe American shipbuilding at Bath Iron Works. They live at the YMCA and will study English and shipyard methods for months, possibly a year, before returning home to aid China’s planned expansion.
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Mr. Wang
Wang
Wang Ling
China
Soon Kuo Suai
Chi Bing-wen
Shih Tao Tsi
Bath
South Portland
New England Shipbuilding
YMCA
Bath Iron Works Corp
United States
Washington, D. C
ITA
Kan-Su
Kwang- Tung
Chi
Chinese Naval Academy
Tung Chi University
Spin
Soon
National Mercantile Marine College
Nanking
Norfolk
Calcutta
General Greeley
New York
Chungking
India
Yunan
Burma
Times
America
Fuchow
Ministry of Communication
Mrs. Wang
Mr. Chi
Mr. Soon
Yangtze River
Poster Contest for Pupils in Bath Area
The Maine Savings Banks sponsor a statewide poster contest to promote thrift during the re conversion period with Bath Savings Institution hosting a local division for juniors from grades six to eight and seniors in high school. Prizes include 10 and 5 dollars locally and up to 100 in a statewide contest with winners displayed in the Bath bank lobby.
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Maine Savings Banks of
Maine
Bath Savings Institution
Allan Spear
Wendell B. Heal
Mark Hennessy
Portland Press Herald
Alice Jaffe
Clifford Russell
Elsinore Avenue
Still alarm responds to smoke at George Perry residence
Box 612 sounded Monday night after Engine 2 was called to the George Perry home on Willsow street when a furnace backfire filled the basement with smoke. Fear of a serious fire prompted the still alarm though no damage occurred. Guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Cunning ham of Bowman street included their daughter Regina visiting the Cun ningham family of Union.
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George Perry
Willsow Street
Orp
Ernest Cunningham
Bowman Street
Regina
John Cunningham
Union
Veterans recall wartime service and Puritan Tea event
Veterans recount roles in World War II at an American Legion smoker. City Marshal Kingsbury described the capture of Camp Hamilton and Daschau horrors, while Lou Cooper shared Navy invasions at Leyte and Borneo and praised mine sweepers. The gathering also previews County Council meetings and a planned Veterans Service Center. The Cosmopolitan Garden club Puritan Tea featured elaborate table displays and festive arrangements by local members, with plants, radiators, and Thanksgiving themes.
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American Legion Hall
Percy W. Kingsbury
Lou” Cooper
Third Army
Camp Hamilton
Patton
Daschau
Kingsbury
Seventh Army
Cooper
Leyte
Borneo
Samson
Bath Iron Works
Navy
Maine
Boothbay
East Boothbay
Bath
Legion Hall
City Hall
Veterans Service Center
Roscoe P. McFadden
Fred Quimby
Morris Povich
William Double
Alice Johnson
William M. Adams
Harry G. Deering
Cecil Rowland
Daniel Matter
Harriet Anne Hodgdon
Rotarians Titled Life Insurance Talk at Luncheon
The Rotary club held its weekly luncheon Tuesday noon in the Sedgwick basement cocktail room, with the new upstairs cocktail bar in the former dining room. Vice President Harold Troop chaired the session before introducing guest speaker James, following a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
Rotary Club
Harold Troop
Dominique Tardif
James
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James A. Gillies
City of
Mr. Moriarty
Violet Knowlton
Kenneth A. Geegin
Gillies
Police Department
Committee On Public Buildings
Philip Eaton
Ole Bunny
J. Horace McClure
Cosmo Club
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Woolwich Transit Lines
COLBY
Bers
Mayflower Hill
Caney Stree
Miller
The
COSMO
Marshal Kingsbury
Lou
Wallace Ham
Santa Claus
Melvin Howe
Evergreen
Bath Auto CO
C. F. Cummings
Front St
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