Bath Boys Return From TV Show With $200 Prize
Four Bath youths from Hyde Park appeared on Dennis James On Your Account in New York City winning $200 for a food drive aiding Southern New England flood victims. They toured landmarks, traveled by air for the first time, and planned to donate proceeds to the American Red Cross.
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Hyde Park
Dennis James
David McGuire
Jack Goody
John McGuire
Jimmy Cooper
Steeves’ Market
James
New York
Bath Boys
New York City
Bath
Robert Mason
Bluff Road
Edward H. Goody
Central Avenue
David
John
Portland
Northeast
Jimmy
Radio
Empire State Building
Radio City
RCA
Maryland
Annapolis
American Red Cross
New England
Pullman
Schulze retires as V P and treasurer of Bath Iron Works
J William Schulze retires as vice president and treasurer of Bath Iron Works Corp effective Friday. A silver tray gift lists attendees Clarence Eaton William Mussenden E Westervelt Daniel Scully E Barsness John Hayes and William Niss. Niss succeeds as vice president and treasurer while Omar King becomes vice president and works manager.
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J. William Schulze
Bath Iron Works Corp
Schulze
Clarence R. Eaton
William F. Mussenden
E. S. Westervelt
Daniel A. Scully
E. O. Barsness
John E. Hayes
William A. Niss
Bath Rotarians Visit Brunswick Naval Air Station Tour
Approximately 35 Bath Rotary members and guests toured Brunswick Naval Air Station last week. Cmdr. G. H. Duffey hosted them and Cmdr. A. R. Kunkle led the base tour of the new hangar and buildings including a barracks adjoining the mess hall with sites for proposed future construction.
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Bath Rotary Club
Cmdr
G. H. Duffey
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Bath
A. R. Kunkle
Brunswick Air Base
Scott Morse Named Civil Defense Director in Sagadahoc
Scott Morse former Bath Fire Department chief and Bath Iron Works foreman is named Civil Defense Director for Sagadahoc County to replace Col. Walter H. Kennett who leaves for state office duties. Morse has served on the county Civil Defense fire police and rescue committee for two years.
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Scott Morse
Bath Fire Department
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sagadahoc County
Walter H. Kennett
C. D
Augusta
Morse
Sagadahoe
Col. Kennett
Sagadahoc Fire, Police and Rescue Committee
Milk costs: 42 cents buys comparable nourishment today
NC State College experts estimate that 42 cents today would buy almost any other food providing the same nourishment as a quart of milk, highlighting milk’s relative price value.
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North Carolina State College
Mays Ties Record with Ninth Home Run in Eb Bets Field
Willie Mays tied a major league mark by hitting his ninth homer at Eb Bets Field during the 1955 season, a performance echoing Joe Adcock's nine homers for Milwaukee in Brooklyn in 1954.
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Willie Mays
Ebbets Field
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Brooklyn
Morse High AD outlines duties and costs at Lions Club
Morse High Athletic Director Duncan H. Farrell spoke at the Bath Lions Club meeting at the Sea Grille, detailing athletic director duties, coaching staff, sports financing and ticket sales. He listed equipment costs and noted a 1954-55 net profit of 316 dollars with football and baseball losses, while basketball was profitable. He spoke on promoting track, girls athletics, junior high nonparticipation, and facility use.
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Bath Lions
Sea Grille
West Bath
Morse High
Duncan H. Farrell
Farrell
Morse
Huse
J. Franklin Howe
Harry Thebeau
Booth
Major Goldberg
654Th
Ac&w
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Good Attendance At Inner Wheel Hospital Tea
The Inner Wheel tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Emero drew over 200 attendees from 2:30 to 5 pm on Thursday. Memorial hospital will receive the entire proceeds, with Mrs. Addison as tea chair and Mrs. George E. Sargent assisting in host duties.
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High Street
Donald Emero
Inner Wheel
Emero
George E. Sargent
Loring R. Addison
William S. Blair
William A. Niss
Dean Shaw
Eastham Guild, Jr
Sumner Sewall
James A. Gillies, Jr
A. M. Main
Arthur W King
Edward D. True
Lynn ‘M. Bussey
Ira D. Nadine
Addison
Memorial Hospital
Tomato Mayonnaise French Dressing Tip for Fresh Flavor
A kitchen tip advises adding fresh tomato to mayonnaise based French dressing. Peel and feed a tomato, chop finely, and blend into dressing. Serve over lettuce with generous minced chives or parsley for bright flavor.
USS Barry Launch Marks New Destroyer for Navy
The USS Barry slid into the Kennebec River at Bath Iron Works during a Saturday launch watched by a large crowd. Sponsor Mrs. Francis Rogers cracked the champagne bottle as Rear Admiral John A. Snackenberg and Rear Admiral John B. Heffernan spoke at the ceremony. The 418-foot destroyer, named for Commodore John Barry, will carry 350 officers and men and joins sister ships John Paul Jones and Forrest Sherman in the new class designed to hunt enemy submarines.
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Barry
Uncle Sam
Bath Iron Works Corp
Kennebec
Francis Rogers
New York
U. S. Navy
Commodore John Barry
Lexington
Rogers
John A. Snackenberg
First Naval District
Commodore Barry
John B. Heffernan
USN
Naval Records and History
Navy Department
BSW
Uss Barry
John Paul Jones
Forrest Sherman
Navy
Bath Store Manager Shot in Hunting Accident at Andover
A bear hunting party in Andover ended tragically Saturday when Joseph Shonberg 31 of Brunswick was shot in the left side by Raymond E. Berry 50 of Bath. Deputy Sheriff Louis Fontaine said Berry mistook a black shape in heavy woods near East B Hill for a bear and fired. Shonberg who managed the Gob Shop Bath was air base Brunswick two hours after Maine opening small game season. Berry a Bath Junior High custodian and Bath Police Reserves member is hospitalized for shock. The two other hunters included CPO Paul Dunbar Baltimore and PO Alvin Domoran. Shonberg born July 31 1924 in Brooklyn served in World War II and Civil Defense in NYC. Berry residing North Bath reportedly planned bear hunt with Shonberg and two others. they were due to attend a reserves dinner in Wiscasset.
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Joseph Shonberg
Brunswick
Andover
Maine
Shonberg
Louis Fontaine
Rumford
Raymond E. Berry
Bath
Berry
East
B” Hill
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Paul M. Dunbar
Baltimore
Alvin J. Domoran
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Front Street
Wagner
Bath Junior High School
Bath Police
Wiscasset
Brooklyn
N. Y
Civil Defense Police
New York City
Ridge Road
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Bath Chamber of Commerce
The
Times
Chamber of Commerce
John A. Greene, Jr
Fall’s
Greene
Ralph C. Hilyard
Hilyard
Admiral Robert B. Carney Elected to Bath Iron Works Board
Admiral Robert B. Carney retired U S N Chief of Naval Operations was elected to the Bath Iron Works Corporation board in Bath Maine announced by John R Newell president Carney 60 held top Navy post during World Wars I and II and led NATO forces in Southern Europe from 1951 to 1953 He graduated from Annapolis in 1916 and has a son in the Marine Corps and a daughter married to a Naval officer.
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Robert B. Carney
U.S.N
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath
Maine
John R Newell
Admiral Carney
United States Navy
Bath Iron Works
Adm. Carney
Third Fleet
Adm
Halsey
Adm Carney
NATO
Europe
Naval
California
U. S Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Marine Corps
Chester H. McCabe
New England
Veteran's Fireman's League
Essex
Mass
Sagadahoc
McCabe
Torrent Hand Engle
Torrent No. 1
Kennett Named Maine CD Agency Plans and Training Officer
Walter H. Kennett of Topsham former Sagadahoc Civil Defense director began duties in Augusta as plans and training officer for the Maine CD Agency. He retired from the Army in 1953 after 30 years and has a history with Bowdoin ROTC and military science teaching.
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Walter H. Kennett
U.S. A
Topsham
Sagadahoc
Civil Defense
Augusta
Maine CD Agency
Scott Morse
Bath
Kennett
Army
Bowdoin College
U. S. Army
Bowdoin
Washington
Munitions Board, Transportation Division
Europe
Oklahoma
Bath Chamber of Commerce drawn by mixed merchant views
A Bath survey shows merchants split over a 100 percent membership for a proposed Chamber of Commerce. Some demand clear aims and a full roster of participants, while others support a staffed, rule governed body and sooner action to boost business and attract industry. Final decision due October 6.
Sagadahoc Grange Hosts Pomona Meeting and Resigns Pastor
Sagadahoc Grange at Bowdoin Center hosted Sagadahoc Pomona for Past' Lecturers' Day with State Lecturer Lottie York as guest. Master Lauriston Trott led pro tem appointments. 68 attendees from most granges plus visitors from several counties. The event featured reports, sewing contest, and a candle of service. Also noted is Rev H Macy Whitehead resigning from Phippsburg Center Congregational church to join First Congregational in South Portland as associate minister.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Whitehead
Pomona
Bowdoin Center
Sagadahoc Pomona
Lottie York
Lauriston Trott
Edric Wheeler
Carey Burr
Marraseeker
Mabel Heenie
Ceres
Blanche Atwood
Dirigo
Margaret Morse
Home and Community Welfare Committee
Anna Hanson
Dromore
Alice Inman
West Bath
Mrs Morse
Topsham
Enterprise
Grange
Eleanor Ripley
Nellie Williams
H. Macy Whitehead
Phippsburg
Robert C. Whitehead
Windham Hill
Riverside Hall
Bath Ministers Association
Great Bath Council of Churches
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
South Portland
Deirdre
Robert Harris
Israel’s plastic industry spans 70 factories and 2500 items
Israel hosts 70 plastic firms producing over 2 500 distinct items from simple plates to complex molds for appliances. The sentence notes Europe excluding Russia lists 4 062 million people for context, though the figure here may be misprinted.
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Israel
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B.I.W. Rd. of Directors
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Bath C. O. C
Arthur E. Hutchins, Jr
Hutchins Kitchen Co
Hutchins
the Times
Abraham E. Greenblatt
Greenblatt
John H. Freeman
Freeman
Morris S. Povich
Povich
Chamber
Ernest Back
City Hall
Rockland Chamber
Rockland Chamber of Commerce
H. Rodney Brooke
Back
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