Need for a Healthy Coastwise Shipping Fleet
The article argues that wartime easing of shipping costs and competition harmed domestic shipping while railroads kept contacts and gained wartime advantage. It stresses that ICC won t be ship minded and calls for reestablishing a paying domestic shipping to ensure readiness in national emergencies and a half measure merchant marine remains limited without a coastwise fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Congress
Bath Aims to Modernize Police and Fire Departments
Bath plans to adopt civil service to modernize its Police and Fire Departments. The move should attract qualified applicants by providing protections against age and encouraging diligent service. This trend mirrors actions in Maine towns and larger cities to formalize civil service for public safety personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Prices Follow Wages and Costs, Not Profits, Expert Says
An article argues that inflation drives retail and wholesale prices up across the economy. It notes higher costs for labor taxes and materials push manufacturers and merchants to raise prices, while profiteering talk won’t curb the trend.
Panama and United States Deepen Pan-American Ties
The Pan-American Society in New York heard Otto Schoenrich note that Panama buys about 95 percent of its imports from the U S and sells 67 percent of its exports to the United States. Dr Joaquin Jose Vallarino stressed Panama as a free port, boosting North American tourist trade and closer people to people relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Canal
Canal Zone
Middle America Information Bureau
Pan-American Society
New York
Panamerica
Joaquin Jose Vallarino
Otto Schoenrich
Dr. Vallarino
Western Hemisphere
Death of Horace Ward Noted Bath Parks Chief
Horace W. Ward longtime Bath parks and cemeteries superintendent since 1901 died, leaving a void in local fraternal circles. He was revered as a faithful official whose wartime strains did not hinder the parks and cemeteries from remaining in excellent condition. His successor remains undetermined, but Ward’s dedication set a high standard for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Ward
Bath
Ward
Mystery Fire Alarm at Box 621 Sparks Investigation
Fire crews from Bath Department responded to a mystery alarm at box 621 at 6.40 p.m. Sunday. Upon arrival no flames were seen and the box had not been broken. The all clear was given at 6.50 p.m. with investigators continuing to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Seeebee
Bath Department
Sonalas
Getere Prates
Diverse Names Listed for This Year Convention
A compiled roster lists attendees across committees including Edward D. True Hoover B. Johnson and William A. Finence on the main slate. Sea Scouts entries feature Merle C. Niles Edward M. Butterfield and Loren H. Jaffee along with Planning members such as William T. Andrew Butterfield and Leslie C. Shumway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Edward D. True
Hoover B. Johnson
William A. Finence
William A. Niss
Eloe B. Williams
Carroll E. George
Meson James Mc
John N. Taylor
Richard T. Herats
E. Hayes
Alex MacDonald
Denis Williams
M. J. Reardon
Merle C. Niles
Edward M. Butterfield
Loren H. Jaffee
William T. Andrew M. Butterfield
Wil A. Niss
Leslie C. Shumway
Rev. J. O. Purdue
Elmer
Williams
Arthur W. Bowker
Herold J. Rubin
North-Center PTA Chairman Meeting Details
North-Center P T A chairmen met with Mrs. John Parker at her Summer street home to plan the year. The first meeting is Oct 7 at 2 30 p m at Oak Street parish house with Mrs Ernest Kearney as speaker. Other events include a baked bean supper Oct 11 and a card party rummage sale for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Center
PTA
John Parker
Summer Street
Oak Street
Ernest Kearney
Ralph Warren
North Center
Neal Halkyard
Henry Small
Louis A. Dole
Daniel Matter
Edward Lee
Donald Lennox
George Musk
Past Noble Grands Hold Supper Meeting at Witch Inn
The Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebeka met Thursday with a supper at Witch Inn at 6 30 pm and a private table reserved. The group then gathered at Mrs Nellie Lords home on Fitts Street. business led by president McCabe discussed fall and winter activities and an invitation was extended to meet with Mrs Pearl Reed in September at Sagadahoc. Attendees included Mrs Frank Moore and others. a note on infant accident deaths in the U S cited 3600 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rebeka
Witch Inn
Nellie Lord
Fitts Street
McCabe
Pearl Reed
Sagadahoc
Caieen
Albert H. N
Frank Moore
Albert H. Thompson
Renee
Herbertt McCabe
Edward VY
Pai
Frank
Unclear Entry on Names and Places in Boothbay Trip
Fragmentary notes mention VinINE, Boynton Glidden of Dover and Brunswick Georgia names. Bath residents enjoyed a trip to Boothbay last Summer, with crowded entries and pronunciation challenges noted amid comparisons to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinine
Boynton Glidden
Dover
Eg Cne
Farney
Brunswick
Bath
Boothbay
Winneganee Community Club Names Officers for Fall and Winter
Men of the Winneganee Community Club met at the Community house to elect officers for the ensuing year led by Edgar W. Oliver. Harold Haggett Vincent Ralph Tibbetts Ralph Tibbetts as secretary Walter Morse as treasurer. directors postponed. by laws to be amended to first Wednesday meetings. social events planned including card parties and occasional smoker evenings. aims for an active Fall and Winter with new memberships and monthly sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee Community Club
Community House
Harold Haggett
le Morse
Ralph Tibbetts
Walter Morse
Coats
Troper
Fifth Grade Bicycle Trip To Metecsine Cannery And Ruins
The fifth grade of North Grammer School took a two hour bicycle trip Friday afternoon to explore woods near Metecsine el Taine and the fish cannery. Students viewed the ruins of an old prison and were guided by Mrs. Adeline Forbes, the supervising teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grammer
Metecsine el Taine
Cew
Adeline Forbes
Improvemen in contest score ties and club meeting noted
The report mentions Gaudet and Young competing closely with leads changing in the first and half. Ralph Berry moved ahead to tie with Young for place. Foster scored 61 but the result was contested due to donations and internal club issues. a meeting is planned for 7 PM at the reanetty Meckee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaudet
Young
Ralph Berry
Foster
Reanetty Meckee
Xi Beta Exemplar Society Form Fall Meeting
The Xi Beta Exemplar held its Tuesday fall meeting chaired by Mrs. Richard H. Has. Members voted to sponsor a booth with Theta for Ye oe Faire and appointed committees including Helen Ha Ham Turpie of Green Street.
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Xi Beta
Eae
Fis
Richard H. Has
Theta Thaaner
Omega Tenon
Helen Ha Ham Turpie
Green Street
Fall program starts for Pack 57 and 67 Cub Scouts
Pack 57 begins its fall program with Pack 67 at Beacon church vestry. The meeting opens with a salute and songs. New boys welcomed, soapbox derby planned, crafts and art exhibit announced, and costume masks featured.
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Pack 57
Sipe
Ee Ant
Heress
The
Boys
Caani
Centennial Grammar hosts junior radio workshop set
Earle W. H and Joan Brooks lead graduate volunteers at Centra Gram School in Cairo Barweno Maine to organize a radio workshop for radio education. Rita Biaichelaisdell etc act as station consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centra
Gramse Cata
P Sclarind Weigios
Earle W. H Joan Brooks
Rita Biaiche Laisdell
Leaner Ne Aisdell
Edward Newell
Los
Cairo Bar
Y Minton Group Busy Season Promises Fine Program
The article notes the YMCA minton group for older boys remains active with a busy season ahead and a fine program assured for all YMCA members this year. It mentions Jones and a star from New York as part of the activities.
Five cases heard in Monday's municipal court
Fire before Jud Gardiner R. JR Deering in Monday's municipal court. Gordon A Vanneh of Damari scotta pleaded through counsel to reckless driving, paid a $50 fine and $4.70 costs. Vannah placed under arrest Saturday on Route 1 Woolh. Robert Waedg, ac Secorpes speeding 75 on Route 201 in Bovdsinlawn, fined $10 and $4.70 costs. Roland F. Chase of South Ber pleaded passing on a curve, fined $10 and $4.70 costs. Wilson ordered to jail with sureties in comms. State Troop Whi Mopshaim arrested one case of intoxication. respondent pleaded guilty and sentenced to 60 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. JR. Deering
Gordon A.vanneh
Damariscotta
Frank W. Powers
Vannah
Woolh
Robert W
Robert W Aedg, Ac Secorpes Speeding 75 Sims Thie Tom Oe Route 201 In Bovdsinlawn
Ames Milligen, Jr
Lamant
Roland F. Chase
South Ber
Wilson
Kenn
Former Air Station Employes Have Party at Farm Inn
Miss Helen Campbell of Brunswick, former supply department employee at Beurtewick Naval Air Station, hosted a gathering at the Mere Point Farm Inn. Guests enjoyed lobster and chicken, with music and dancing, celebrating past service and friendships among ex-employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Campbell
Brunswick
Supply Department
O Beurtewick Naval Air Station
Penque’ Farm
Ent
Campbell Childred
Grace Clement
Rachel Sallen
Victor Marylek Schoolcraft
Mich
Sr Silaed
Municipal Court Proceedings Highlight Local Case Mix
Three individuals faced adjudication in municipal court as a judge oversaw arraignments and preliminary hearings. The session addressed charges stemming from incidents in the city’s east ward, with outcomes pending further legal action.
Marked This Season As One Never To Forget
A concise note highlights a season described as unforgettable with emphasis on lasting memories and standout moments. No names or places are specified in readable text.
Bull Moose Spotted on Pusange Waterfront
A large bull moose visited the Pusange waterfront, crossing the Kennebel twice and moving along the waterline in the early hours. Bystanders noted the animal swam and paused, then returned toward open spaces before leaving the area.
Cubs Have Cook-Out at Scout Pack 57 Event
Cub Scouts of Four Pack 57 held a cook-out Thursday with willing participants and refreshments. Walter and John helped serve sandwiches and drinks as part of a first-year gathering, while officers Arthur Maro and Clifton Begs led the buckskin keeper alumnae activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of Four
Williangs
Yes
Walter Ha
John i
Arthur Maro
Clifton Begs
Inner Wheel Notes and Local Notices
Fragmentary notes mention Salk, movies, Canadian topics and a Witch Inn at 130 Spe wit. Details are unreadable but imply local items, entertainment and venue reference with uncertain timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Moe Bow
St Witch Inn
Whittemore Elected Class President in Lambda Epsilon Sorority
Poe Greece Whittemore daughter of Mrs. Emery E Whittemore is elected class president and active member of Lambda Epsilon sorority at the college where she is among its most popular members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Greece
Whittemore
Emery E. Whit
Hittemore
Lamba Epsilon S0
Daily Crossword Clue 4 Down Result Revealed
Puzzle readers see the four letter answer for clue 4 Down in the daily crossword as the page shows. The entry fills the grid with a common term used by constructors and solvers alike.
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United States
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Love Eele
Junior Radio
Bor
Eaward D. Destote
Bull
Daily Crossword
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Rozpwdeve
PLAK
Wtvlto Ih . BR
KBSOP
King Features Syndicate
Egypt
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