Bath Iron Works to sub let engines for new destroyer
Bath Iron Works plans sub contracting for engine fabrication of the new destroyer as work on the ship delays. Lieut. Commander Robert White Ferrell arrives to supervise construction and offices are refurbished for him in the main building. The launching of Thetis is set for November 9 with about 200 sailors in Bath for a two day port visit.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Robert White Ferrell
Uncle Sam
Bath
Ferrell
Thetis
United States Coast Guard
Hunt
U. S
Coast Guard
F. C. Billard
Washington
D. C
Billard
R. B. Adams
Washington, D. C
John Boedeker
F. A. Hunnewell
Rockland
Iron Works
Coast Guard Department
T. G. Crapster
New
A. E. Carpenter
High Street
Aletes
Path Iron Works, Ltd
John
John Gannon
Launching Will Prove Real Gala Affair
The first of the Coast Guard’s 165-fon patrol boats will be launched Monday November 9 at Bath Iron Works. The event will feature the destroyer Hunt from Division 2 and a Coast Guard cutter. Notable guests include Admiral F C Billard and Mrs Billard along with engineers and officials from Washington and New York.
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Coast Guard
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hunt
New York
8. S. Yeandle
F. C. Billard
Washington, D. C
Billard
R. B Adams
John Boedeker
F. A. Hunnewell
U. S. Coast Guard Headquarters
Hunnewell
Boothbay Harbor Contract Club Luncheon Hosts
Mrs. Donald 8 Sewall of Boothbay Harbor entertained her contract club at home Monday noon for lunch. Those from Bath present included Mrs. Frederick E. Drake Mrs. Harry F. Morin Mrs. Carroll Watson Mrs. Charlies J. Donnell Miss Anne Kimball Miss Mary F. Gibbons and Miss Miriam W. Kimball.
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Donald
Drowned man’s body found in Kennebec
The body of Frank H. Wilson, 41, son of John E. Wilson of North Street, was recovered early Monday by Chester Roberts near the Kennebec bridge. A $50 reward offered by Wilson’s father on Oct. 8 remained unpaid. Police and medical examiner ruled no foul play. Companions said Wilson appeared despondent over unemployment and lack of funds.
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Frank H. Wilson
John E. Wilson
North Street
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Maron Lloyd
Chester Roberts
Kennebec Bridge
Wilson
Roberts
Myers Reed
Woolwich
Reed
Woolwich End
Davis and
McElman
Curtis Undertaking Rooms
Harry F. Morin
Lloyd
Argentinian Nomad Plans 8000 Mile Ocean Voyage
Manuel Biasco Cruz, the Argentinian nomad, plans a 8000 mile voyage from Bath to Puntas Arenas Chile in a 23 foot boat Oiga 2 with one stop for water at Rio de Janeiro. He previously survived a sinking near Cape Hatteras aboard Olga 1 and now prepares anew, aiming to depart from Bath, Maine, next Monday October 26.
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Bath
Manuel Biasco Cruz
Puntas Arenas
Chile
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Manuel
New York
Florida
United States
Cape Hatteras
Somerset
Savannah
Atlantic
Olga
Kennebec
Seguin
Bermuda
Bath Iron Works Corp
Ferry Street
Woolwich
Montsweag Cut-Off Opens to Traffic in Maine Region
The new Montsweag cut off in Woolwich is now open for traffic. It provides an overhead bridge near Montsweag brook and re connects the old highway beyond Montsweag Farm, improving travel to Wiscasset and saving time toward Gardiner or Augusta.
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Montsweag
Woolwich
Maine Central
Montsweag Brook
Montsweag Farm
Wiscasset
Randolph
Dresden
Pittston
Garrie
Augusta
East Brunswick Flier Surprises Parents
Frank Simpson, a student pilot from a school near Roosevelt Field New York, landed a plane he piloted with two passengers in front of his parents house in East Brunswick on Saturday. Before leaving New York on Sunday he gave his father his first flight, a trip to Scarboro.
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Frank Simpson
Roosevelt Field
New York
Herbert Simpson
State Road
Fast Brunswick
Mr. Simpson
Scarboro
Morse High P T A Hears Fine Talk
Mrs Grace Frost of Waterville ex tension secretary of the New England Home for Little Wanderers spoke to Morse high P T A on child welfare. The group approved a November card party and a play with committees named for organization.
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Grace Frost
Waterville
New England
Little Wanderers
Morse High P.T.A
Frost
Arthur C. Norton
Marius H. Page
Arthur B. Scott
Charles Petherbee
Leroy F. Colby
R. Clinton McFadden
Russell Kenney
Harry P. Bridge
Clinton D. Wilson
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Errol Baker
Leroy F
Olby
Treasury
T B. Hatch
Maud P. Thayer
Westbrook Seminary
Association
Alice N. Magoun
Judge Pinansky
Portland
Charles F. Cummings
Bath Country Club Directors Set Dues and Committees
Directors of Bath Country Club held a Tuesday meeting outlining committee appointments including Greens House and Tournament plus a Tea committee for weekly clubhouse events. Dues were set for men 35 dollars women 15 dollars and various rates for children guests and non members with employment for a pro authorized.
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New Bath Country Club
Rodney E. Ross
Harry C. Webber
Mark W. Sewall
Greens
Allen M. Irish
Frank M. Churchill
Joseph McCole
John H. Hyde
William S. Shorey
Arthur Sewall
Clinton D. Wilson
L. Eugene
OP Huck
Grand Jury Talk Turns Upset As Witness Advances On Lawyer
Sagadahoc county grand jury room erupts when a witness allegedly attempts to strike County Attorney Ralph O Dale. Sheriff and deputies eject Emmett F Bryson of Richmond after a disturbance. Bryson admits intent but lacks sight without glasses. Case tied to vexing and harassing Rev. Mrs Charles Oliver returns home after weeks with friends in Winthrop and South Portland.
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Sagadahoc County
Ralph O. Dale
Joseph Charles Footer
Bath
Henderson
Emmett F. Bryson
Richmond
Bryson
Rev
Charles Oliver
Shepard Street
Winthrop
South Portland
Indictments Set in Sagadahoc Grand Jury Case Mix
Six indictments involve Elbert M. Bates of Richmond and Jesse L. Tarr of Swan Island in a manslaughter by abortion case with Bates and Tarr charged as conspirators and Tarr as an accessory before the fact. Ardene C. Cote of Bath is charged with breaking and entering and larceny from Leland Ames store and Ruth McIntire dwelling. Bates pleads not guilty. Tarr awaits arraignment.Justice Fisher outlines juror duties and cautions on conflicts. Trials slated for Monday and other cases proceed in Sagadahoc Superior Court.
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Sagadahoc
Elbert M. Bates
Richmond
Dora Bearisto
Perkins Plantation
Swan Island
Jesse L. Tarr
Ardene C. Cote
Bath
Leland Ames
Ruth McIntire
Bates
Tarr
Justice Fisher
Superior Court
Traverse
Charles W. Messenger
Winfield L. Ham
James F. Meserve
Eben Baker
Harold Ward
Topsham
Fred A. Curtis
Phippsburg
Frank M. Lemont
William Bailey
West Bath
Joseph R. Oliver
Gilbert Standish
Georgetown
Weston R. Allen
Bowdoin
Burt
Ina W. Luce
Methyl G. Briges
Executrix Estate
Virginia
A. Hill
Auburn
Ellis L. Aldrich
George C. Webber
J. Horace McClure
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Edward W. Bridgham
McClure
William H. Fisher
Augusta
Fisher
Clifford Gray
Bowdeinham
Joseph Charles Footer
Harold P. Small
William H Cornforth
Charles R. Sims
The
First Baptist Church
Clement F. Robinson
Ralph O. Dale
John J. Keegan
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward W Bridgham
John P. Carey, Jr
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Gardiner
John W. Waterhouse
Governor argues referendum costs fall on petition signers
Governor Gardiner told the Rotary Club the price of the November 9 referendum on the Administrative Code Act falls on the petitioners who delayed enactment. He traced the measure’s journey from the 1921 Cole report through legislative passage and public hearings, arguing the code would streamline Maine government, cut costs, and boost efficiency while preserving state oversight.
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Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Rotary Club
Phoenix
Legislative Committee
Cole
Republican Party
Maine
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