Why Industry Moves South Chosen Site Case Study
National Planning Association highlights how 88 firms pick sites in Why Industry Moves South. It analyzes factors like labor, markets, transport, schools, housing, finances, and tax breaks, using BF Goodrich Miami Oklahoma 1945 as a concrete example of site selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Planning Association
21St Street
N. W
Washington
NPA
B. F. Goodrich Company
Miami
Okla
Kansas City
Mississippi
Rubber Company
B F. Goodrich
Oklahoma
Industrial Opportunity and Soil Erosion Crisis Near Wyoming
A discouraging erosion report cites 450 million acres of U S cropland, with five million destroyed, 50 million marginal, and 100 million losing topsoil. It urges affordable phosphate fertilizers as one third of world reserves lie near Wyoming and notes high West phosphate imports from Florida and Tennessee. The U S Geological Survey visits near Lander to study abundant local resources and an active Texas Gulf Sulphur Company project.
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Wyoming
West
Florida
Tennessee
United State Geological Survey
Ten
Lander
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Sulphuric Acid Vital to Refining Found in Hills
The text notes sulphuric acid as a crucial refining ingredient and suggests a potential large industrial expansion opportunity in the hills, hinting at new plants or facilities. This implies economic growth and development linked to chemical production in the region.
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Thar Hills
Monthly Probate Court session lists wills and admins
The record details wills filed and granted administrations in Bath and surrounding towns. Executors named without bond include Gallant Doyle Hathorn and Henderson cases. Administrators appointed without bond include Pearce and Larrabee entries. Licensed real estate sale granted for Bertha Gray as administratrix.
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Thomas Gallant
Bath
Joseph S. Gallant
John T. Doyle
Allan Spear
Samuel Hathorn
Woolwich
Gilbert P. Hathorn
Emma A. Perry
Phippsburg
Annabell R. Parker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hattie S. Bates
Revere
Mass
Charles Henry Bates, Jr
Scarsdale
New York
Evelyn Snow Henderson
Winthrop
Henry W. Henderson
Winthrop, Mass
George L. Burnham
Blanche L. Huff
Mabel Alice Pearce
Charles Pearce
Lucy E. Percy
Eleanor P. Irish
Flora E. Edgecomb
Lulie E. Marr
Ida Miller
Abraham Miller
Bessie Hunt
Harry L. Knight
Guardian
Alice P. Merriman
Topsham
H. Failing Merriman
George P. Larrabee
Helen M. Smith
C.t.a
Henry N. F. Marshall
Newton
Edmund D. Leeds
Robert G. Gray
Bertha L. Gray
Wesley's Pastor to Attend Philadelphia Evangelism Crusade
The Rev. C. Clifford Sargent of Wesley Church will attend an unprecedented evangelism effort in Philadelphia from November 26 to December 2. About 350 Methodist churches in the metro area will participate with 350 preaching ministers and another 350 visitation leaders. The crusade combines two Sunday services and nightly preaching with home visitation aiming for a record number of converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clifford Sargent
Wesley Church
Commission On Evangelism
Maine Council of Churches
Maine Conference of the Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Christ
America
Cummingss Return from Springfield Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles F Cummings of Washington street return home after a few days in Springfield Mass. visiting Mr and Mrs Errol Baker former Bath residents. In Bath Mr Baker taught at Morse High School and partnered with Cummings in the automobile business.
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Charles F. Cummings
Washington Street
Springfield
Mass
Errol Baker
Bath
Baker
Morse High School
Cummings
Reading Traffic Rules Before Hearing in Bath
A Bath editor urges citizens to study the first reading of the municipal traffic ordinance. He defends detailed provisions, outlines articles I to VIII, and explains timing for correct continuity amid printing quirks. He urges informed public input before the hearing.
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The
Bath Daily Times
Times
Bath
Public hearing invites input on ordinance policy
The speaker, Councilman William H. Owen, urges attendees to read slowly and carefully and bring objections to the public hearing. He emphasizes that everyone has the right to be heard on any point of the ordinance and welcomes ideas from the public.
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William H. Owen
Central Church Men Sponsor Cub Scouts
The Central church Men’s club votes to sponsor a Cub Scout pack. Clyde Ambrose elected president with Frank Givin as rotary treasurer and George Wynen as vice president. A Pack Planning meeting was demonstrated by George Hastings and Stewart McAllister for the sponsor group.
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Central Church
Clyde Ambrose
Frank Givin
Rotary
George An Wynen
George Hastings
Stewart McAllister
Donald Page
R. Fred Brown
Herbert Pierce
Giant potatoes reach here from Aroostook
Chester MacMahan of Woolwich brings eight potatoes totaling 20 pounds with the heaviest at just over two and three quarter pounds. He notes the tubers came from Aroostook County Maine and were gathered near Easton on Nicholson farm during a four week visit.
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Chester MacMahan
Woolwich
MacMahan
Aroostook
Maine
Nicholson
Easton
New York
Olaf Pearson
Winnegance
Jerry Haile
East Brunswick
Mr. MacMahan
Y M C A Doings and Radio Club Activities
The YMCA radio club held a meeting with Ralph Champion and Arden Coulter as advisers. Officers elected were Dick Gross president, Walter Fullerton vice president, and Andrew D Raynes Jr secretary treasurer. The Magic club also met learning new tricks, with the next session scheduled Friday 6.30 to 7.30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Champion
Arden Coulter
Dick Gross
Walter Fullerton
Andrew D. Raynes, Jr
Magic Club
Fire at Colonial Restaurant Causes Smoke In Dining Room
Firefighters from Engine 4 responded to a still alarm at the Colonial restaurant on Front Street Monday morning. A small blaze burned near the north side dining room walls, possibly from kitchen heat. Firemen removed wall paneling to reach the fire and quickly extinguished it. patrons resumed dining as smoke lingered but caused little discomfort.
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Colonial
Front Street
Fair a Success at Hospital Fair Awards Car to Freeman
The annual Hospital Fair closed Saturday with strong attendance and busy booths. Among awards was a new Chevrolet car given to John H. Freeman, a Front Street barber, marking a highlight of the event.
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John H. Freeman
Front Street
Murphys and Gomes convicted in lobster theft cases
Arthur F Murphy of Phippsburg found guilty of larceny of two lobster cars from Sebasco Fishermen’s Association and fined 50 plus 6.30 costs. A second warrant led to a suspended 50 and 4.70 costs with 11 months probation. Truman Gomes also convicted, with suspended 50 and 4.70 costs and 11 months probation, totaling 22 months. Additional hunts violations resulted in probation or fines for James Jones Pinkham and Franklin McDonald.
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Arthur F. Murphy
Philip Jacob
Phippsburg
Sebasco Fishermen's Association
Murphy
Gardiner R. Deering
Sebasco Fishermen’s Association
Truman Gomes
Gomes
James Jones
Bath
John St. Peter
David Pinkham
Franklin McDonald
Tuberculosis Health Agency to Be Formed
Miss M. Lucille Nason, named executive director, plans a four county tuberculosis and health agency covering Sagadahoc Knox Lincoln and Waldo counties with headquarters in Rockland. She will focus on health education and teacher training while offering cooperation to other agencies on tuberculosis projects. The movement mirrors similar voluntary groups allied with the National Tuberculosis Association.
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M. Lucille Nason
Tuberculosis and Health Agency
Sagadahoc
Knox
Lincoln
Waldo
Bath
Miss Nason
Rockland
Horace A. Hildreth
National Tuberculosis Association
Reckless Driver Fined in Boothbay Harbor Court
Richard B. Tibbetts of Boothbay Harbor paid 25 dollars in fine and 4.70 dollars costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving on Pine Street about 1:30 Friday morning, per Patrolman Percy A. Kingsbury. A separate intoxication case sentenced a local man to 15 days in Kennebec County Jail. In Woolwich, Clayton Stinson sued Brooke Chevrolet Co. for replevin over a heater removed from a truck purchased from the firm. Judge Gardiner R. Deering took the matter under advisement with attorneys Charles T. Small for Stinson and John P. Carey for Brooke Chevrolet.
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Richard B. Tibbetts
Boothbay Harbor
Pine Street
Percy A. Kingsbury
Kennebec County
Clayton Stinson
Woolwich
Brooke Chevrolet Co
Gardiner R. Deering
Charles T. Small
Stinson
John P. Carey
Brooke Chevrolet
Public Health Nursing Maintains Baby Clinic
The Public Health Nursing association continues the Baby Clinic every Wednesday from 3 to 4 pm at the association office 72 Front Street over Senter's Inc. Babies are weighed and measured with attendance recorded. Mrs Ruth W Henry, Public Health nurse, leads and offers advice on baby care.
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Public Health Nursing Association
Front Street
Senter’s, Inc
Ruth W. Henry
Co-Ed Programs Added At Bath YMCA This Year
The Bath YMCA directors voted to add co ed activities including the H Y Girls club and a Young Adult Group. A financial drive was discussed with a door to door canvass planned after a recent mailing, and two dormitory rooms may be partitioned later. Names present at the meeting were A M Main Edward Sewall Frank B Nichols J Edward Drake Sidney L Eaton Omar King William C Perkins Herbert L Douglas and Rev Joseph O Purdue.
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Bath
Maine
A.M. Main
Edward Sewall
Frank B. Nichols
J. Edward Drake
Sidney L. Eaton
Omar King
William C. Perkins
Herbert L. Douglas
Joseph O. Purdue
Drivers Fined in Woolwich Municipal Court
Gerald C Sherman of Wiscasset was found guilty for speeding 70 mph and fined 15 dollars with 4.70 dollars in costs. Rexford Pierce Jr was convicted of reckless driving with 25 dollar fine and 6.50 dollars costs. a license charge was placed on file. A local respondent was fined 10 dollars and 6.50 dollars costs for intoxication.
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Woolwich
Gerald C. Sherman
Wiscasset
John W. Quarrington
Municipal Court
Sherman
Frank W. Powers
Rexford Pierce, Jr
John Kelliher
Pierce
Mrs. Charles Dorsey Honored With Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles R. Dorsey of 27 Shaw Street was surprised Saturday when she returned home to a party of friends and Fall flowers. Her husband and sister Mrs. Louise Bronson hosted, with a buffet, a large birthday cake by Mrs. Bertram Crocker of Woolwich, and attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Clark and others.
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Charles. R. Dorsey
Shaw Street
Louise Bronson
Bertram Crocker
Woolwich
Jay C. Clark
Harold K. Swain
Chester Swain
Albert Pecci
LeRoy L. Stover
George M. Bronson
Arthur D. Boley
Elton L. Pinkham
Gertrude B. Doyle
Beatrice L. Grayce
Anniversary Dinner Guests From Portland West Bath and Mechanic Street
Mr and Mrs Ernest B Bartholomay of Portland Mr and Mrs Albert White of West Bath and Mr and Mrs Chester T Lorentsen of Mechanic Street were recent dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C Harding Ayer of 1404 Washington Street at an anniversary party.
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Ernest B. Bartholomay
Portland
Albert White
West Bath
Chester T. Lorentsen
Mechanic Street
C. Harding Ayer
Washington Street
Hyde Park Terrace Items of the Week
A surprise baby shower honored Mrs. Lewis Carter of Bluff Road with attendees including Mrs. Doris Goody Mrs. Norma Curran Mrs. Shirley Freeman and others. Many sent gifts from afar while nearby residents joined events such as a Rainbow installation in Halloll.
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Lewis Carter
Luif Road
Doris Goody
Norma Curran
Shirley Freeman
Dorothy Pendleton
Iona Witham
Shirley Caverly
Helen Thibodeau
J. Jackson
Evlith Holmes
Elsie Genthner
Percy Hodgkins
Portland
Carter
Auburn
Harvey Bergeron
Bluff Road
Delen Bonsey
Central Avenue
Surry
Bonsey
James Walsh
Palm Beach
Fla
Kelyn Doyle
Lawrence McPh
Boston
Morris Goldstein
Brunswick
Frank Keiniig
Road Work Near Complete on Route 1 Corridor
Motorists along the Montsweag to Wiscasset stretch greet the nearing finish with relief after six months of dust and single lane traffic. Resurfacing east of Damariscotta toward Rockland is nearly done, restoring Route 1 flow that had diverted to Augusta.
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Wiscasset
Montsweag
Damariscotta
Rockland
Augusta
Mrs Partridge Seeks News From Friends At Memorial
Mrs Edwin G Partridge of 2 Washburn Street, patient at Memorial Hospital, would appreciate hearing from friends and well wishers.
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Edwin G. Partridge
Washburn Street
Memorial Hospital
Five Dresden men fined for digging bloodworms without permit
In municipal court Saturday morning five Dresden men Norris Chapman Jr Robert Lemer John Lemer Ernest James and Robert Chapman were fined 10 plus 4 70 costs each for digging bloodworms at Golwich without town permission Sea and Shore Fisheries warden Swansea G Burns testified Dudley B Harvey of Rockland was fined for speeding and four out of town men were held on intoxication charges with three guilty and fined 5 plus costs Attorney John P Carey will represent two respondents a local man also paid 5 fine and 5 15 costs
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Dresden
Gardiner R. Deering
Golwich
Permisson
Swansea G. Burns
Norris Chapman, Jr
Robert Lemer
John Lemer
Ernest James
Robert Chapman
Dudley B. Harvey
Rockland
John Kelliher
John P. Carey
Carey
Leave Cars at Home Urges Morse High Assembly
Chief of Police Frank L. Moriarty spoke at Morse High School on automobile safety. He noted only a small share of students must drive to school and urged those with other options to leave cars at home to reduce accidents. He referenced films Wanton Murder and Driver Training and planned similar talks at Huse School and grade schools.
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Frank L. Moriarty
Morse High School
Moriarty
Huse
Hospital Benefit Supper Planned by Sagadahoc Club
Good Will club of Sagadahoc Ferry sponsors a public baked bean salad supper Saturday to aid Memorial Hospital. Club president Mrs Edward Orr serves as general chairman. event starts at 5 80. A sale of club member made fancy articles will also be held during the Summer.
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Good Will Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Memorial Hospital
Edward Orr
Classic Daily Cryptoquote and Crossword Clues Posed
Puzzling word puzzle with cryptogram quotes and a list of crossword clues across and down. The page presents a cryptogram example LONGFELLOW with a substitution key and a famous aphorism about lawyers.
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Lucinda T Sprague
Ruth S. Roberts
Mary O. Sprague
Fred H. Humphreys
Doris D. Humphreys
Wesley
Central Church Men
Cubs
Y. M. C. A. Doings
Tuberculosis
Charles Dorsey
Hyde Park Terrace
Morse High Assembly
Lawyer
Venture
Ireland
Longfellow
Onkeca
Dck
Uwuwch
Brougham
Ming Features Syndicate
Fis
Leo
Tao
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