Bath City Council Probes Parking Meter Violations
During a quiet November meeting Ward 5 councilman Stanley R. Hunter questioned reports of parties tearing up parking meter violation tickets and failing to report to police headquarters as requested. He urged action if the rumors are true.
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Bath City
Stanley R. Hunter
Ward 5
Hunter
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Frank L. Moriarty
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Lower High Street
Tarbox Hill
Gahan’s Bridge
Washington Street
Etta M. Thurlow
Harold McElman
Louis O. Couture
Arthur E. Sturtevant
Jesse W. Allen
Times
Gahan Bridge
Ward E. Flynn
Bath
Thurlow
Harold J. Rubin
Board of Assessors
Rubin
Middle Street
Center Street
Tonight’s Times
Deer Fails to Touch by Central Dresden Rifle Volley
In Dresden a large buck sprinted the length of a field as West Point hunters fired 15 shots, but the deer remained unharmed. The six man group from West included Bath Rifle and Pistol Association members and two WWII veterans with marksman ratings.
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Dresden
West Point
West
Bath Rifle and Pistol Association
Maurice Blaisdell
Raymond Gilliam
Morse’s Mountain
Ernest M. Wallace
Dromore
Oscar A. Gilliam
Merle E. Gilliam
Leo Hamel
Ben and Irving York
Richard P. Wallace
Henry M. Wallace
Christopher Wallace
Stewart Day and Son
Stewart, Jr
John H. Shorey
Owen A. Richardson
Topsfield
Gordon Alden
William Alexander
Morse
H. Macy Whitehead
Christian Service
Phippsburg
Philip Jacob
Lydia G. Blaisdell
Eleanor Blaisdell
South End
Susan A. Wallace
Elizabeth Wallace
Kenneth Wallace
West Point Grammar School League
Pine Cone
Myrna M. Wallace
Kathryn Alexander
Betty Wallace
Virginia Wallace
Glenn Gilliam
Glenn
Tatter
van Smith
Ira Alley
October City Manager Report Details Arrests and Public Works
City manager reports October activities: 61 arrests with 56 males and five females. property stolen $5,000, recovered $60. one car stolen, one recovered. six bicycles stolen, five recovered. 34 street lights out, 174 complaints investigated. Staff changes include Byron Clark’s resignation Oct 26 and John Kelliher becoming dog constable Sept 1 with new equipment. Fire had eight alarms. axle failure on Seagrave, parts from Columbus, installed Oct 30. Cemetery work included ten burials, two bodies moved, five new foundations using 84 cubic feet cement. Park maintenance, winter prep, and plant removals noted. Highway and sewer work covered patching, new basins, culverts, and 11 sewer complaints. Multiple sidewalk refinishing projects used blue rock totaling 79 tons. Tree work, street painting, and material hauling described. cemetery aided in fill material transport.
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Police Department
Byron Clark
John Kelliher
Fire Department
Seagrave
New England
Kennebec
Highway and Sewer Department
Front Street
Oak Street
City Hall Alley
Vine Street
Weeks Street
North Primary
Summer Street
King and
Water Streets
Center Street
Washington Street
Morse and Brunswick battle to 7 7 deadlock
In a Armistice Day clash at Whit tier Field the Morse Blue and White rally from 7 0 down to tie Brunswick Dragons 7 7. A fourth quarter punt block by Carroll Denbow and a Brad Stover run sparked Morse late, but missed a potential winning pass as time expired.
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MORSE
Brunswick
Brunswick Dragons
Whittier Field
Carroll Denbow
Brad Stover
Capt
Jackie Small
Carrol Denbow
Carroll
Jackie
Dragon
Munsey
Pete Smith
Rennie Leclair
Dave Snow
Dragons
Stan Munsey
Carmichael
Pete
Rene Sylvester
Charlie Welner
Carl Black
Joe Branningan
Hilltoppers
Mel Witham
Stan
Billy Bruce
Sonny Munsey
Billy Carmichael
Sonny Munsey Quick
Johnny Trafton
Joe Brannigan
Louie Kingsbury
Leclair
Branningan
Nen
Denbow
Oyle Kingsbury
Brannigan
Tvo
Don Brown
Ete Smith
Brad
Sylvester
Pistol Pete
Small
Brunswick Dragon
Rennie Leelair
Dick Whittier
Stover
McCourt
Louis Kingsbury
Louie
Morsey Louie Kingsbury
Brunswick Closes Gap in Tide of Morse Battle
Brunswick and Morse clash in a hard fought game with Stan Munsey and Pete Smith scoring for Brunswick. Key plays include Stover gains, Kingsbury runs, and brave tackles as Morse fights to the end.
Parking Meter Violations Could Reach Court in Bath
Bath faces a potential court test on parking meter violations as the police plan seven day show cause notices for 17 unpaid meters. City officials question the legality of 50 cent fines and await a court decision on extending police authority. Miss Irene Lait of Malden, Mass. visited Bath over the weekend.
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Irene Lait
Malden, Mass
Mrs
Harry Lait
Bluff Road
Brewster assails U S foreign policy and lack of consultation
Senator Owen Brewster told a Lions Club audience that confusion has replaced confidence in U S foreign policy due to executive actions taken without the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's input. He cited Korea and Suez as examples and urged defined strategic bounds and better consultation.
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Owen Brewster
Lions Club
America
Committee of Foreign Relations
Maine
New York Times
U. S
Suez
Brewster
Congress
China
John Hay
Pacific
Russia
MacArthur
Jessup
Alexander Smith
Senate
Gillette
Claude Gillette
Bath
Orient
Acheson
Japan
Italy
Eisenhower
Europe
Senate Committee
Ike
Washington
Harriman
ECA
Foreign Affairs Committee
Connelly
Truman
General Balfour
Mr. Stassen
U. N
Forestall
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College Town
United States
Hotel Sedgwick
Owen Brwester
Moriarty
Both
Dwight Eisenhower
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