Attorney Rubin reports on Scarborough Downs probe findings
Attorney Rubin briefed Lions Club members on the LaFleur report into Scarborough Downs and liquor probes, noting the study cost Maine taxpayers $15,186.67 and that no indictments were returned. He described efforts to publicize the full report and outlined the running race legislation and the Maine State Raceways, Inc. effort to buy Gorham track, including payments to Ager and others and the lack of graft findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander LaFleur
Scarborough Downs
Harold J. Rubin
Lions Club
Maine
Attorney General's
Rubin
James P. Archibald
Houston
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
Donald M. Heron
State Police
Walter Ripley
Attorney General's Office
LaFleur
Frederick G. Payne
Hildreth
Payne
Maine State Raceways, Inc
Robert A. Verrier
Portland
Scarborough
Fred Snow
Pine Street
Old Orchard
State Racing Commission
Joseph R. Clanchette
Pittsfield
Gorham Racetrack
Cianchette
Jacob Ager
Ager
Gorham Track
Clanchette
Racing Commission
Gorham
Frank Totman
Totman
Commission
Maine Raceways
Gorham Race Track
The
Mr. Ager
Mr. Canchette
Philip Erlick
Gannet
Erlick
Reception for Hooker led by Sons of Union Veterans
A large reception honored C. Lloyd Hooker after his election as Department Commander of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. More than 200 attended at Huse Memorial school with guests from auxiliary and national groups, plus speakers including Bob Merrow of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lloyd Hooker
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Huse Memorial School
Mildred Webster
Springvale
Sons of Union Veterans
Bob Merrow
Newport
American Legion
Hooker
Hyde
Lillian Donaco
Percy Leeman
Reggie Stacey
Ike Trafton
P.D.P
Lucelia Blake
Erma Preble
Lillian Farrington
Laura Frizzell
P.D.P Frances Warner
Hazel Warner
Department
Mildred Ine
Frances A. Warner
Phyllis Warner
Ruth Bowen
Beverly Hooker
Carol Hooker
Harold Higgins
Oakland
Norman Fossett
Augusta
Florence Arnold
Nellie DeHaven
Sanford
Robert Metcalf
Grace Darling
Maine Grand Army of the Republic
Merrow
American Legion of
Nathan White
L. Lee Hooker
Vernon Miller
Bath
Hyde Camp
America
Assembly
Rainbow Girls Install Officers Friday Evening
Miss Rena Legard daughter of State Representative Forrest C Legard was installed as worthy advisor of Rainbow Assembly at the Masonic Temple. Officers and members wore pastel gowns and autumn bouquets as the group conducted the installation and sang the Rainbow song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Legard
Forrest C. Legard
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Evelyn Morse
Carolyn McKay
Jane Ledyard
Margaret Hanson
Cynthia Osgood
Miss Legard
Wanten Estes
Kathryn Libby
Charity
Hazel Warner
Hope
Florence Fullerton
Joan Hawkes
Jean Bowers
Bow Stations
Mabell Ashe
Dane Bailey
Patricia A. Robinson
Nature
Frances Warner
Anna Lonn
Barbara Taber
Judith Holbrook
Freida Legard
Athana Gillespie
Marion Bailey
Gaynell Taber
Jean Moore
Margaret Lonn
Mabel Ashe
Executve Board of Bath Churches Meets in Central
The Executve Board of the Greater Bath Council of Churches met Tuesday evening at Central church parish house with Beacon Central Corliss Wesley and Winter represented. President Ralph Card presided as Rev Laforest E Hodgkins gave the opening prayer. Reports from Hodgkins Niss McCurdy Schaper Williams and Mrs Marble were heard and a youth council discussion started. Lions and Rotary des atives discussed November church attendance program sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bath
Richard J. Schaper
Elmer Williams
Schaper
Charles Marble
Portland
Niss
Hodgkins
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Service Clubs
Dwight D
Labor Secretary Marion Martin addresses Rotary in Bath
Maine Labor Commissioner Marion Martin told Bath Rotary that workers in manufacturing face safer conditions than in homes or non manufacturing jobs. She cited 42 of 101 fatalities in industry over three years and urged safety laws beyond manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Marion Martin
Miss Martin
Ray Farnham
Congress
New South Wales
Australia
Bernard Varnum
Board of Directors For Action
Stanley Hunter
William M Niss
Leo King
Timothy C. Maney
P. S. Turner
Harry Smart
Brunswick
State D. A. R. meeting draws largest Maine delegation
Col Dummer Sewall Chapter led the Maine Society Daughters of the American Revolution at the State Fall meeting in Hallowell Tuesday. State regent Mary Kilton Dummer presided with luncheon at Worster House. Notables guest speaker J DeForest Richards of Chicago and Owen Brewster addressed the group. Members from Col Dummer Sewall Chapter included Regent Mrs Fred Hagcett and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer Sewall
Maine Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Hallowell
Mary Kilton Dummer
Ashmead White
Banner
Worster House
N S.D. A R
Morse Defeats Gardiner 19-0 in Home Opener
Morse High School stunned Gardiner High 19 to 0 at Kelley field in the Blue and White’s first home game. The Shipbuilders dominated both lines and scored two first-half touchdowns on drives led by Chick Marchetti and Johnny Trafton. Marchetti and Trafton teamed on a late fourth-quarter score as Morse rolled up 229 yards to Gardiner’s 60 while Mansfield’s defense held the Tigers at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Trafton
Morse
Gardiner Tigers
Kelley Field
Shipbuilders
George McElman
Trafton
Gardiner
Jimmy Seymour
Paul McCourt
Bobby Carmichael
Groder, Daniels
Kierstead
Morse High School
Gardiner High
Bath
Bob Frink
Orange and
Black
Tigers
Bob Carmchael
Glenn Davis
Outside
Felix
Doc” Blanchard
Army Fame
Carmichael
Marchetti
Promies
Bath Iron Works workers vote to accept wage offer
Union members at Bath Iron Works voted Sunday to accept the company wage package after two months of negotiations. The deal increases first class wages to 2.03 per hour, adds eight paid holidays, expands sick and accident benefits to 27 weeks at 27 dollars weekly, and shares insurance dividends with the union. The vote followed earlier strikes threats and a record turnout at a Bristol high school area meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Workers
John R. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Alonzo Young
Charles Moran
International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
Youne
BTY W
Young and Moran
Bath Iron Works
Moran
Young
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
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Rainbow Girls
Executive Board
Council OF Churches
STATE
Sewall
Dick Oliver
al White
Mickey Sona
Carroll
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