The Merchant Fleet and New England's Trade Stance
The piece argues early American maritime policy favored by New England, criticizing modern western influence in Washington. It notes ships now carry less than a third of foreign commerce, cites the Jones White Act, and questions recent legislation. It calls for stronger merchant marine support and criticizes liquor trade's economic and social costs in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic
Appalachians
New England
Western Plains
Washington
Wallace H. White
Maine
John Guernsey
Bureau of the Census
Boston
Roosevelt candidacy backed by communists on New York ticket
The piece asserts definite communist support for Roosevelt and says New York voters for Roosevelt must vote for two electors linked to Reds on the ticket. It names David Dubinsky raising funds for a socialist Spanish wartime cause and Sidney Hillman tied to American sympathizers with the Russian revolution. Earl Browder is noted as denying Reds’ connections with Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
David Dubinsky
Spain
Sidney Hillman
Earl Browder
The
Reds
Reds influence blamed in Portland school auditorium denial
Campaign chatter claims Portland League for Peace and Freedom reports to Moscow Reds while seeking to shift votes from Landors to Roosevelt. Clergymen defend the action as justified and accuse the group of communist inspiration, noting many members unknowingly follow hidden Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Reds
Landors
Roosevelt
Portland League For Peace and Freedom
Portland School Board
Bath Lady Chosen to High Office
Mrs. Ernest R. Avery elected great keeper of wampum at the Great Council of Maine Pocahontas in Portland. Attendees from Bath included Mrs. Lucelia E. Blake and others as well as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haggett and Albert J. Gallant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Avery
Great Council of
Don A. Wright
Sanford
Sagamore
Omar E. Francis
New Gloucester
Alvin Roy Rand
Standish
Henry C. Dougherty
Portland
Leslie W. Topham
Herbert B. Seal
Pocahontas
Lois M. Lewis
Alta E. Doughty
Cora Libby
Brunswick
Wenonah
Emma Libby
Minnehaha
Ruetta Hawkes
Cumberland Mills
Eva Knowles
New Pocahontas
Beryl Allen
Auburn
Genesta Chapter Hosts White Shrine Event in Portland
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S entertained the White Shrine of Jerusalem of Portland at a Masonic temple meeting in New England's only such group. Approximately 1650 attended a program by Portland Shrine members with a Harriet M Bulson play and songs by Pearl Jepson. The event included old songs, recitations, period costumes, and a shrine hospitality spread. A committee led by Mrs. Sarah A Shaw organized arrangements. A surprise entertainment is planned at the next meeting with Edith Savage and Mabel Merrill directing, and an official inspection by Mrs. Lettie Hubbard is set for November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Portland
New England
Masonic Temple
White Shrine
Harriet M. Bulson
South Portland
Pearl Jepson
Shrine
Sarah A. Shaw
Annie E. Cox
Frieda Bagdikian
Mabelle S. Fullerton
Alice J. Shaw
Genesta Chapter
Emma Ehlers
Grace Hagan
Edith Savage
Mabel Merrill
East Brunswick Dog Wins Three Ribbons
King’s Black Dinah, an 11 month old cocker spaniel owned by Alton L. King, won first in the Novice class, second in the American bird class, and a special award at a Portland dog show. Another King kennel spaniel, Little Lady Muffett, placed third in the American bird dog class for party colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Alton L. King
East Brunswick
Bath
Portland
Maine Goes Effect Seen By Kauai Observer
Cuthbert Wilson of Makaweli Kauai listened to a Maine election moment on election day as a man spoke of Maine going with a radio voice from Lewiston Barrows. The anecdote reflects distant political ties and the radio’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert Wilson
Kauai
Makaweli
T. H
Maine
Mément
Lewis O. Barrows
Camarades Musicaux Enjoy Fine Program
Les Camarades Musicaux met Wednesday last at the home of Miss Alice N Magoun with Allan H Ramsay as host. Guests included Mrs Earle Storer and Mrs Kate Saterston, pianist, with out of town attendees Mrs Gouri and Mrs French. A varied program featured songs, duets, solos, violin pieces, and trios performed by Miss Magoun, Mr Ramsay, Mrs Albee, Miss Melcher, Mr Sprague, and others, reflecting a rich evening of chamber music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Alice N. Magoun
Middle Street
Allan H. Ramsay
Earle Storer
Rubinstein
Bockdane
Kate Satermaston
Éxdel
Les Camérades
Gouri
French
Cleo Hopkins
Miss Magoun
Ae Walts
Albee
Mrs. Rice
Mr. Ramsay
Mr. McPherson
Mece C. Villiers Stanford
London
Ronald Miss Leonard
Gounod
Charles C. Tre
Rogers
Gabussi
Ramsay
Charlotte Hopkins
Mmnes
Leonard, Sanborn and Rice
McPherson
Kings of the Road
Frederick Bevan
Faust
Smith
Campana
Car
Mr. Royal
Sturtevant
Sere
Gardner B. “Liebesfreud
Peete
Tele Kreisler
Sprague
Bel Stomus Watane Roe Iseye Emery
Cary
Mrs
Randolph
Posters Warn Hunters to Be Careful of Guns
Maine wardens posted warnings across the timberlands urging safer hunting during the October 1 season. The 1935 season saw 21 fatalities and 20 serious injuries. posters from the Department of Inland Fisheries and Game include cautions like Do Not Pull Your Gun by the Muzzle and Remember Perpetual Closed Season on Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Beacon Street Folks Attend Convention
Beacon Street Methodist church is well represented at a regional Sunday school convention in Lewiston under the Maine council of Religious Education. Attendees include Mrs. W J Craft, Mrs. A C Norton, Mrs Clinton Pratt and Rev H A Shattuck. Mr Craft Laura Craft and Mr Norton drove to Lewiston for Prof Henry H Meyer lecture Where the New World Begins. Rev Harry E Titus, secretary of the council, is praised for his efficient work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Harry E. Titus
Bath dog places third in Damariscotta field trial
Thorlyn a white and black English setter owned by Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross of High Street finished third in the amateur stake at the sixth annual Damariscotta Sports meet held at Biscay, with Kennebec Dimby also noted for strong showing and Scout owned by Dr W E Kershner highlighted among the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorlyn
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Biscay
Kennebec Dimby
Ross
Scout
W. E. Kershner
Campaign to Sell Big Eastern Apple Crop
A New York New England Apple Institute promotes Eastern apples with direct consumer advertising and distributor guidance. Established last year by orchardists to boost McIntosh Rhode Island Greening Baldwin and other natives, the campaign highlights nutritional value and economic benefit, with promotional efforts starting October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England Apple Institute
New England
Rhode Island
Institute
PTA Officers View Fine Picture Your Neighbors
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers officers and local presidents will attend a pre convention board meeting at DeWitt hotel Lewiston on Thursday Oct 8 and view the motion picture Your Neighbors about four 12 year old boys and families. The Judge Baker Guidance Center Boston program shows how a guidance center helps diverse families with child problems and offers hopeful solutions. Premiered at Fine Arts Theatre Boston with strong Boston newspaper praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
Judge Baker Guidance Center
Boston
Patsy O’hare
Hyman Marcowitz
Angelo Calabria
Frank Jones
Fine Arts Theatre
Globe
Herald
Judge Paker Guidance Center
Past Noble Grands Hold First Session
The Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge met at Mrs. Wallace L. Atwood residence for the fall and winter season. Twelve members attended a harvest supper at 6 30 followed by a business meeting and card playing. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Leonard M. Lord, Mrs. Victor Pinkham, Mrs. Lois McKiever, and Mrs. Henry T. B. Leeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Wallace L. Atwood
Washington Street
Atwood
Albert H. Thompson
Leonard M. Lord
Victor Pinkham
Lois McKiever
Henry T. B. Leeman
Alfred H. Bunker
Frank Farrin
Leonard M. Munsey
Ralph P. Mank
John E. Atwood
Horace W. Ward
Elizabeth Tedford
Charles Helah
Helah
Dr. Helah
New Harbor
Herbert Huggard
Sermon Series on Discovery of God by Rev. Purdue
Winter Street church pastor Rev. Joseph O. Purdue announces a five sermon series on Some Old Stories of Men Who Found God. Topics span Abraham and the old ways October 4, Jacob wrestling with God October 11, Moses and nature October 18, Samuel anticipating calamity October 25, Elijah hearing the still small voice November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Abraham
Jacob
Moses
God
Samuel
Elijah
Efficient District Trustees Ready For Investment Plan
Trustees William S. Newell Rupert H Baxter and Fred H Thompson wait for funds to back a major expenditure. Maurice A Libby appointed as general superintendent to run the plant at peak efficiency around the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Rupert H. Baxter
Fred H. Thompson
New
Baxter
Thompson
New all metal Lockheed Electra planes to boost Boston Maine lines
New all metal Lockheed Electra transport planes with 183 mph cruising speed will replace current ships on Boston Maine Central Vermont Airways around Oct 15. The plan specifies faster Boston to Manchester and Portland routes with new schedules, two pilots per flight, two-way radio, noiseless interiors, reclining seats, individual vents, and in-wing baggage compartments. Flights will include five minute intermediate stops and 24 hour coast to coast service via East Boston connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston-Maine
Central Vermont Airways
Calif
Boston
New England
Eort Vermont
Manchester
N. H
Concord
White River Junction
Barre-Montpelier
Burlington
Maine
Portland
Augusta
Waterville
Bangor
American Airlines
New Hampshire
Vermont
Lola M. Berry
Cony High School
Lewiston
Miss Berry
Gladys E. Young
Idaho
Pittston
Arrests for Drunkenness Fill City Court Docket
Six arrests for intoxication occurred Thursday with five defendants pleading guilty in municipal court. One defendant received 60 days in Kennebec County jail. two paid costs and were allowed to leave the city. William McNutt was rearrested on intoxication after earlier release on intoxication and larceny charges. Bowling season opens in Gardiner this week with the Merchants League and Junior Two League under way as promotions and trophy fights continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Ledyard
Kennebec County
Augusta
William McNutt
Gardiner
Merchant's League
Merchants’ League
Bob Gray
Savage-Cooke
Watson Burtt
George Ade Assails New Deal and Washington Policy
George Ade denounces the current administration as reckless and disdains New Deal experimentation. He favors old fashioned virtues of economy and administration, warning debt risks to individuals, business, and government. Ade, a respected Indiana citizen, writes on his Broook farm near Indianapolis while raising cattle and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreem
Ade
Roosevelt
Washington
Adé
Landon
Knox
George Ade
Tidiana
Broox
Indianapolis
Acadia Lodge Heads Brunswick Meeting Plans Event
Acadia lodge and K of P representatives led by Harry Williams Harry Watson and Dr Arthur Gebhard convened in Brunswick with committees from Brunswick Bowdoinham Yarmouth and Freeport to plan a district convention. Over 350 are expected and the event will feature the third rank team demonstrating Knight status. District Deputy Rowe of Bowdoinham will visit Acadia Lodge October 8 at 72 pm for the first time. Chancellor Commo announces prizes for perfect attendance and a surprise lunch will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Harry Williams
Harry Watson
Arthur Gebhard
Brunswick
Bowdeinham
Yarmouth
Freeport
Portland
Bangor
Rowe
Temple
Owen
Pinkhams Move Residence From Granite Street to York Street
Mr and Mrs Victor Pinkham have relocated their home from Granite Street to York Street, changing their residence within the town. The move reflects a standard domestic relocation by a local couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pinkham
Granite Street
York Street
Local horseshoe teams clash as Bath Rumford East Auburn compete
Sunday match results show Rumford pairs Nichols and Theriault winning 4 8 to 11 1 1 with Haley and Ferrell also 4 8 and Bernard and Richards 1 1. Bath teams tally scores with Praser Levasseur and others listed as 1 1 while gaps indicate incomplete records. South End Club issues a challenge to local pitchers via William Boutin or Pearl Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rumford
East Auburn
South End
William Boutin
Pearl Dunbar
Nichols & Theriault
Haley & Ferrell
VF W Auxiliary Elects New Officers at Meeting
Officers of the Auxiliary to Dyer Pilberty post 2197 were elected Thursday evening and will be installed October 15. Retiring president Mrs Harriet Otis presided over a well attended session followed by lunch. New officers include Mrs Ruth Gallagher president Mrs Evelyn Snowways ways and means Mrs Angie Home fund Amy Sanders historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer‘Pilberty Post
Harriet Otis
V F.W. Auxiliary
Ruth Gallagher
Evelyn Snowways
Angie Home Fund
Amy Sanders
Bath Trip Marks Move Toward Winter Return
Early Fall in Bath notes a Tuesday departure to Boston for the winter. Mrs. Kimball, guest for a week at Miss Charlotte I Meeker of Washington Street, is joined by her son William O. Kimball who motored to Bath Monday to accompany her back.
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Bath
Boston
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