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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

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Senator Smith Tours Brunswick Air Station Installations

United States Senator Margaret Chase Smith visited Brunswick Naval Air Station for an aerial helicopter tour and a systems briefing. She observed the new fire station radio transmitter and public address setup, met Cmdr Haworth and Capt. Yaverski, and discussed station development and operations with officers.

Senator Smith Cdr HL. Haworth Public Works PD. J. Hunter Joseph T. Yaverski Mrs. Smith

Sagadahoc students at University of Maine

About 67 students from Sagadahoc County are registered at the University of Maine for the Fall semester. The university, in its 90th year of operation since opening September 21, 1868, holds roughly 3,900 students with around 950 veterans. The Bath and Bowdoinham lists name numerous locals including James W. Worden, John Murphy, Patricia Hayes, and Douglas Champion, among others.

Orono Sagadahoc County University of Maine Maine’s State University Bath James W. Worden William R. Donnell James D. Annis George J. Langbcin George L. Lawrence

Cadets Junior Drum Corps to Start Fall Rehearsals

The Smith Tobey Post Cadets Junior Drum Corps begin Fall and Winter rehearsals on Saturday with nine applicants vying for two tenor drummers and one snare. Plans for 1958 call for three snare, two tenor, one bass drummer, and one cymbal player, while 14 bugle applicants seek at least five and up to nine spots as the section expands to 24 horns. Regular Sunday classes continue with weekday sessions and drill after music classes.

Smith-Tobey Post Cadets Vis

City Manager appoints two to Bath police force

City Manager Stanley W. Judkins announced the appointment of Francis E. MacDonald 27 and Willism F. E. Cummings 30 to the Bath police department. Both fills vacancies from resignations of Patrolmen Earl Haine and William S. Boyland who joined the Maine State Police. The pair must complete a six month probation. MacDonald a Bath native and Morse High School graduate served with Battery B in the National Guard during the Korean War and works at Bath Iron Works. He is married to Priscilla Garside and has two children. Cummings a Bath native and Morse graduate worked as a mechanic at Remick Auto, served in the Navy in World War I, and studied at Chicago Technical College. He is married to Joan Brooks and attends Winter Street Congregational Church. A clerk dispatcher vacancy remains open and will be filled soon.

Stanley W. Judkins Francis Be, MacDonald Clifton Street Willism FE. Cummings Heath Lane Police Department Personnel Service Commission Judkins Edward Lh. Gaudreau Earl Haine William S. Boyland Maine State Police Morse High School National Guard Bath Iron Works MacDonald Priscilla Garside Bath Susan Stephen Cummings Remick Auto Morse Navy Chicago Technical College Joan Brooks Winter Street Conprovational Church

Maine Fire Chiefs Association Meeting Oct 8 in Bath

Reservations are flowing for the Maine Fire Chiefs Association annual meeting at the new central station on October 8. The program includes welcomes by City Council Chairman Merritt A. Mitchell, a talk by Bath Iron Works president John P. Newell, officer elections, a shore dinner at Larrabee's Grove, and a Bath Iron Works tour at 2:30.

Richard J. Frates Maine Fire Chiefs Association New Central Station Merritt A. Mitchell Stanley G. Turner Bath Iron Works Fire Department Hyde Memorial John P. Newell BIW Larrabee's Grove West Bath Association

City Invites Bids to Remove Two Front Street Buildings

City Manager Stanly W. Judkins calls for bids to demolish two Front Street structures at 150 and 158 as part of a plan to widen Elm Front streets intersection. Bids due 1:30 p.m. Oct. 4. purchase of the properties from Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton for 15000 funds the project. Doyle's TV at 20 Elm Street may stay until spring.

Stanly W. Judkins Front Street Elm ‘Street Arthur J. Dunton Elm Front Streets Judkins Doyle Elm Street

Evening School Registrations Begin at Morse High

Registration for the 1957 1958 Bailey Evening School opens Monday Oct 7 from 7 to 9 pm in Morse High School Room 108 Bath residents may enroll free except textbooks Driver Education costs $2 and class limits apply Power stitching runs twice weekly with a 20 student cap Courses include bookkeeping typing shorthand sewing art shop algebra and more Classes meet Monday and Wednesday evenings with 36 sessions Principal Nathan W Watson available for details

Bailey Evening School Morse High School Bath Congress Sportswear Co Nathan W. Watson

Many Appeal Cases Set For October Term In Sagadahoc Sheriff Court

An unusually large number of appeal and bound over cases from Municipal Court are slated for the Sagadahoc County Superior Court October term which begins next Tuesday with grand jurors reporting. Recorder Arthur D. Dolloff notes 11 appeal and 11 bound over cases, with three appeals previously sent to Superior Court in January or June. He urged withdrawals by tomorrow or Friday to avoid extra costs, as some appeal only seek time to pay fines. In Bath, Arthur L. Freeman, 41, paid $110 for operating under influence after pleading innocent, later changing to guilty this morning.

Sagadahoc Arthur L. Freeman Bath Marshell Street Freeman

Local Women to Attend BPW District Meeting in Lisbon Falls

Members of the Business and Professional Women's club will join District 2 clubs from Lisbon Falls Brunswick Léedon Fall Lewiston Auburn and Norway South Paris next Monday at Lisbon Falls. Miss Patricia Oliver of Washington DC staff associate of program coordination will be the speaker. A heavy attendance is expected and diners at 6 pm must notify President Hazel Robbins. Isaac Murphy to Pimlico Stall of Fame for jockeys, scoring 44 percent of mounts from 1873 to 1893.

Brunswick Léedon Fall Lewiston-Auburn Norway South Paris Lisbon Falls Patricia Oliver Washington, D. C National Business Hazel Robbins

Descendant of Popham Colony Founder Visits Shipping City

Commander Walter Raleigh Gilbert, retired Royal Navy and Devon high sheriff, visits Bath area Monday and Popham Beach, tracing his line to Raleigh Gilbert of the 1607 Plymouth Colony. He explains Raleigh Gilbert’s role and the colony’s rebirth under Sir Fernando Gorges, noting the local naming difference between Popham and Raleigh Gilbert.

Edward I. Cox Popham Beach Walter Raleigh Gilbert Royal Navy Devon Eagland Raleigh Gilbert Georg Popham Popham Gilbert Plymouth England Mary John National Trust of England Compton Castle Maine St. George Sabine Head Sagadahoe Exeter Sir John Gilbert Compton Raleigh Sir Fernando Gorges Cadiz Sir Edward Cecil Viscount Wimbledon Elizabeth John Kelly Spreyton Mariow Church George Popham Ky Ret New World Edmund S Muskie Jamestown Muskie Floyd T. Nute Richard B. MacLennan Bath Area Enghieshe Geoffrey Gilbertouta Ome Kapland Bath Ron Poplin Colony Richard B. MacLennon

City Manager Urges Slower Housing Sale Schedule

City Manager Stanly W. Judkins urged the Public Housing Administration to extend the sale period for Hyde Park Terrace and Lambert Park dwellings. He argued each category should have about one month, not five days, to allow buyers to investigate properties, and requested actions to make the process clearer and more appealing to individual owners. He also sought assistance from Rep. Hale and Senators Payne and Smith.

Public Housing Administration Hyde Park Terrace Lambert Park Stanly W. Judkins PHA John Carroll New York City Judkins Bath Judk.ns Robert Hale Frederick G. Payne Margaret Chis Smith Iskings

Union To Adopt Payroll Deduction Plan In Yard Campaign

Local 6 of Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilders AFL co SN at Bath Tr onerate in the Bath Area United Fund drive. Cedric Sukeforth and Albert McMann are appointed as union representatives to organize teams of workers in cooperation with BIW management for the payroll deduction campaign.

Union Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers AFL- Co SN Bath Tron Erate Bath Area Cedric Sukeforth Albert McMann BIW

Date Set For Bath Fire Dept Annual Ball

The Bath Fire Department Benevolent Association hosts its fourth annual ball at the Armory on Saturday night October 26. President Genera firmin McCabe said Secretary-Treasurer C William Dutton will co chair. Joe Avery and his orchestra provide music from 8 p m to midnight. Committee chairs include Decorations Fred Pecci and refreshments.

The Bath Fire Department Benevolent Association Armory Genera Firmin McCabe McCabe Association C. William Dutton Joe Avery Fred Pecci

Land near Lambert Park slated for disposal plan reveal

Mivo today released a letter from the Office of Public Housing describing the sequence and federal steps for disposing of 22 acres near Lambert Park. The plan calls for GSA screening of the site, potential state or local purchase, and eventual sale under emergency housing provisions with competitive bidding.

Lambert Park

Unclear passage on land disposition and public sale

Fragmentary OCR text references government action on land disposition and potential transfer to GSA. Mentions a letter from a Senator Payne’s office and notification to Mayo about disposition status. No clear entities or concrete events due to garbled content.

Sen. Payne Abser Mayo GSA

Japanese firm backed portable electric fund may aid aides

A garbled OCR item references a Japanese firm and a portable electric fund offering free access. It mentions a radio and prepaid advances, but the text is unclear on concrete entities or actions.

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U.S Brunswick Air Station Central Fire Station Commercial Electronic Service General Electric Co South Portland Air Force Stephenson B. Canyon Brunswick Naval Air Station Air Force Reserve United States Senate Armed Forces Committee Margaret Chase Smith Senate Department of Fame Steve Canyon Univ. of Maine Police Dept BPW Isaac Murphy Pimlico Popham Colony Viagna Bath Fire Dept Mivo Son Proedioriek Ci Pravin Andy Thiedeter Iris Deen Fedoreel Mall Wall John JD Currie PITA Loitdierr Park Interhoa Merritt A Mitchell Pha Town Cgary Hic Gueney WaPorr J. Horace McClure Day’s Ferry Rd Woolwich Payne Mcclurf
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