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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1933

Page

5

Maine Prohibition Vote Delayed To September 1934

Augusta reports that Maine cannot vote on prohibition repeal until September 1934 due to constitutional change rules. The article explains Article 37 requires a biennial September vote, outlines possible legislative paths, and notes statutory prohibition would remain until repeal is enacted and possibly complicated by referendum timing.

Maine Augusta

Route rerouting debate over New Meadows river bridge

Discussion centered on a proposed highway re route with engineering concerns about location. The plan would shorten the distance by over a mile and cost per mile, and Bath councilors debated replacing the bridge at New Meadows river with a dam and lake, while urging immediate road work before winter as federal and emergency funds are sought.

Bath Col. Farnsworth Brunswick New Meadows Witch Spring Lord Paris Edward W. Wheeler Maine Central Railroad Cooks W. S. Rines John A. Lapoint David Castleman Boston William Richmond Allston Raymond W. Fish Benjamin Penn Louis Natanson Arthur G. Spear Portland People’s Investment Co Sunset Park Carlton Bridge Henry C. Wright Carlton Bath-Brunswick Tampa Eastport Edward W. Bridgham Richmond Bowdoinham Waldoboro Hillside E. W. Haggett Board of Selectmen West Bath Carey Roscoe G. Bailey Commission Jackson Cumberland County Raymond Oakes Sagadahoc

NRA Compliance Board Receives Complaint

The NRA Compliance Board has received its first complaint from a store employee who claims that since the code took effect he lost his former job and was reduced to a 25 hour per week schedule. Judge John J. Keegan and Attorney Charles D. Bartlett stated a hearing will occur soon. At Freeport Town Hall, J Arthur Stowell Post of the American Legion elected Arthur Jordan commander and named William Bennett vice commander Guy H. Day adjutant and Richard Wade treasurer. Walter Smith, retiring commander, hosted a chicken pie supper for 23 members.

Tampa Fla Eastport Brunswick Bath F. W. Carlton Woolwich Sagadahoc Bath-Woolwich Carlton State Highway Commission Brunswick Town Hall Portland Rockland New Meadows Thompson's Hill Hardings Bull Rock Governor King Turnpike Highway Commission Frank A. Peabody Houston Edward E. Farnsworth Commission Paul C. Thurston Lucius D. Barrows N. Gratz Jackson John P. Carey Jr Brunswick-Bath Road Association Carey Caribbean Cook's Corner Blind Crossing Brunswick Village School Street Jordan Avenue Cook's Maine Central Merrymeeting Park Frank J. Wood Topsham New Brunswick-Topsham Freeport Coarnnra N RA John J. Keegan Charles D. Bartlett J. Arthur Stowell American Legion Freeport Town Hall Arthur Jordan William Bennett Guy H. Day Richard Wade Walter Smith

Fate of Erudition Left to Committee of Public Buildings

City council debates the fate of the Erudition school building and a brass cannon used for demonstrations. The Erudition building is referred to the public buildings committee, the cannon to the Board of Highways and Sewers, and the fire signal system to the fire department. A petition to turn the building over to the Dyer Flaherty Post VFW was held in abeyance.

Winter Street Board of Highways and Sewers Committee On Fire Department Lord Bath Alderman Perry Dyer-Flaherty Post, V. F. W Wold Building Committee Dougherty Smith Corliss Post North Lincoln Streets City Treas Young Sewall Carrol A. Deering Alderman Taylor Deering Old Deering Ship Yard Old City Hall Parks Fire Department Alderman Sewall Beacon Street Church

Congressman Beedy Explains Sound Money View

The Bath Rotary heard Rep Carroll L Beedy discuss Sound Money at a Tuesday noon meeting. He argued against cheap money and warned it could erode dollar value. He cited Federal Reserve data, warned of policy risks, and urged banks to extend credit to lift prices and business activity.

Bath Harry T. Passmore Langdon T. Snipe Henry W. Owen Passmore Owen N. Gratz Jackson Congressman Reedy Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Roosevelt Col. Johnson Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Seth Parker plans cruise round world on four master

New York reports Phil Lord known as Seth Parker buys the Seth Parker schooner built in 1918 and plans a world voyage from Jonesport Maine with six boyhood friends and seven East Coast sailors. He will sail to Morocco the Red Sea and Singapore filming along the way.

Seth Parker Four Master New York Phillips H. Lord Bowdoin Seven Seas Phil Lord Portland Ore Phil Louis Brann Jonesport National Broadcasting Co Maine State of Maine Lord Morocco Mediterranean Tunis Alexandria Port Said Red Sea Singapore Mandalay

Oil Tanker New York Socony Halts On Bath South End Ledge

The 250 foot New York Socony ran onto a hidden ledge opposite the Percy and Small shipyard in Bath Wednesday morning. After hours of difficulty the tanker floated free about 12 45 PM. Capt Grindberg of New York manages the Standard Oil Co. vessel which had been in Bath and Augusta delivering cargo. Tug Seguin Captain Thomas K Haley assisted but the ship remained pinned until the tide rose. Continued on Page Eight.

New York Socony Percy & Small Shipyard Standard Oil Co Deering Elwood Hathorne Grindberg New York City Bath Augusta Thomas K. Haley Seguin Capt

Bath couple win first contract bridge contest

Lieut and Mrs George P Hunter of Bath tied with Mrs Fred Eg noux and Mrs Frank Lowe of Portland as winners of the first Maine State Contract tournament held at the Augusta house. They scored 69 match points of 100 in the finals after play began at 2 30 pm with 88 players statewide. The Bath duo tied for the championship with strong showings from Bath Brunswick Rockland Waterville Bangor and Portland entrants.

George P. Hunter Bath Fred E. Gignoux Frank Lowe Portland Maine Augusta House Augusta Brunswick Rockland Waterville Bangor Thomaston Hunter Rupert H. Baxter Clare Coombs Mary F. Gibbons Clarence W. Morse Burleigh Martin Samuel Titcomb John L. Baxter Stephen Ellhson Anne Kimball Miriam W. Kimball Lieut Lieut. and Mrs. Hunter

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State N.R.A. Compliance Board William L. Skelton High Street Russell and Palmer Streets Beedy South End Socony Asbestoline Aine
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