UNBROKEN RECORD AT ASIAN ARMISTICE MEETING
Rear Admiral T. B. Brittain pressed Lt. Gen. Lee Sang Cho for a red accounting of 2,840 missing UN soldiers not returned in the Korea armistice exchange. Lee dismissed the list as fabricated and left the meeting, amid notes of future US division withdrawals and Clark’s warning that peace is not yet achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
T. B. Brittain
U. N
U. S
Brittain
Lee Sang Cho
Lee
Pentagon
Korea
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Republic of Korea
Conservation groups urge local role in flood control and power
The American Watershed Council president argues for three principles: shift from flood control to flood prevention, keep hydroelectric power incidental to water projects, and broaden cooperation beyond single purpose agencies. He criticizes past big dam projects and calls for private power, local government, and minimal federal involvement to save taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Watershed Council
Watershed Council
Planning Pays: Clem D. Johnston Praises Planning Address
Clem D. Johnston praised planning in a recent address, noting its value amid debates on development and growth. The remarks framed planning as essential to long term progress and civic efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem D. Johnston
Planning for the future urges business leaders in Washington
John Johnston, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, warned against misusing the word planning and urged forward looking community and economic plans. He urged street and highway planning to target 1975 and long term domestic plans to 10, 20 or 40 years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Johnston
Washington Chamber of Commerce and Trade Association
Mr. Johnston
Hockomock Council Plans Visit of Great Council
Hockomock Council, Pocahontas, held the first Fall meeting with good attendance. Plans discussed for the Great Council visit in Bath in October with a banquet at the Sedgwick. reservations requested by Sept. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Mildred Roderick
Great Council
Bath
Sedgwick
Drum Corps Invited to Beverly Open Contest
Smith Tobey American Legion junior drum and bugle corps invited to the New England open drum and bugle corps contest in Beverly Massachusetts on September 4. A rummage sale at the Community Center Saturday morning begins at 9 30 to raise transport funds. Seven top corps from New Jersey and several from Massachusetts compete for an evening show expected to draw thousands at 7 p m for about three hours.
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Smith-Tobey American Legion
New England
Beverly
Mass
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Beverly Stadium
Bath Musical
First Baptist Circle Observes Two Birthdays At All Day Session
The Ladies Sewing Circle of First Baptist Church gathered for an all day meeting with 25 attendees to honor pastor Rev. Charles R. Sims and Mrs. Lizzie Haggett on their birthdays. A quilt project occupied the morning as guests exchanged birthday cakes and gifts. Rev. Vaughan Overman and Mrs. Overman from Biddeford attended as visitors, and plans were made for another all day gathering on September 8 with picnics.
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Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Charles R. S
Lizzie Haggett
Haggett
Vaughan Overman
Biddeford
Charles R. Sims
Ora Dauphin
Ada Larrabee
Lucy Rogers
Lydia Farrow
Lillian Burns
Stella Hart
Bernice Oliver
Mabel Reed
Lillian Knox
Grace Mitchell
Hyde Memorial Home becomes Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Hyde Memorial Home in Bath changes its name to Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital after licensing as a rehabilitation facility by the Department of Health and Welfare in Augusta. The Pine Tree Society reports improved hospital status with national association membership and expanded services for orthopedically handicapped children and adults. Medical staff includes Dr. Lawrence Crane and Dr. Alice Whittier of Portland and Dr. Joseph Smith of Bath. Fourteen Boston University nursing students visited during affiliation with Colby College and Thayer Hospital. The hospital averages about 40 patients per month and the Pine Tree Society's annual meeting is set for September 24 in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial Home
Bath
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Department of Health and Welfare
Augusta
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
American Hospital Association
Society
William H. Dalton
National Association
Maine
Lawrence Crane
Alice A. S. Whittier
Portland
Joseph Smith
Crane
Whittier
Boston University
Colby College
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Pine Tree Society
Augusta House
Former resident and wife entertained in family clam bake
Mr and Mrs Harold Williams of Otisville Michigan were guests of Mr and Mrs Alonzo G Fisher of 17 Park Street. A New England clam bake at the Fisher Marriner home August 22 included the Fisher and Marriner families and others. They left August 24 for Waltham Massachusetts to visit friends before returning home.
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Harold Williams
Otisville
Mich
Williams
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Foster Point
Buick Company
Flint
Fisher
Norman Marriner
Garnet
New England
Marriner
Harvey Henderson, Jr
Linda
Arthur Clowes
Eliot O. Williams
George Morrill
Vassalboro
Home economists estimate home brew coffee costs two cents a cup
Home economists calculate that brewing coffee at home costs about two cents per cup based on typical ingredient prices and energy use. The estimate reflects common kitchen practices and consumer savings compared with cafe prices.
Reserve Squadron VP-831 Deploys to Brunswick AFB NSN
VP-831, a Naval Reserve squadron from NAS New York, arrives at Brunswick with 77 enlisted and 34 officers flying six P4Y-2 aircraft. LCDR G Enlich commands, LCDR M W Edmonson is XO, LCDR J X Ost oversees flight operations as pilots train to 1,000 hours during two weeks. Chaplain LCDR W R Catton, a veteran of WWI and WWII service, joins solo.
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Brunswick Naval Air Station
Strtaight
VP-831
Naval Air Station
N. Y
W. R. Catton
USNR
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Fla
Norfolk
Catton
Navy
Lcdr
Oberlin College
Lcdr Catton
Chicago Theological Seminary
Congregational Church
Bainbridge, Mr
U.S. S. Oahu
Pacific
Gettysberg
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
the Wilderness
Virginia Peninsula
Bruce Catton
General Grant
Appomatox
Bath School Nurse Completes Audiometric Course
Bath nurse Marjorie J. Boucher was among 24 nurses and teachers finishing a weeklong audiometric testing course at Colby College. Directed by Dr. Frederick T. Hill, the program covered ear anatomy, hearing loss prevention, testing methods, and deaf education needs in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie J. Boucher
Bath
Colby College
Frederick T. Hill
Waterville
Loring Pratt
Joseph Sataloff
Veterans’ Bureau
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Koons
Mansfield Clinic
Eleanor G. Powers
State Department of Education
Republicans Have Busy Week Across State
The Republican campaign caravan wraps a week in Hancock county with a Bar Harbor luncheon and rallies in Ellsworth. Senator Smith Governor Cross and Congressman McIntire lead talks as tours span Oxford Penobscot Waldo and other counties with events in Old Town Millinocket Bangor Belfast Searsport East Hiram and Newport.
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Hancock County
John F. Weston
Marie McLaughlin
Margaret Chase Smith
Burton M. Cross
Clifford McIntire
Bar Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Hancock House
Ellsworth
Senator Smith
Governor Cross
McIintire
Oxford County
Mexico
Rumford
Harris
Knights of Columbus
Smith
Robert Hale
Penobscot County
Anchorage
Old Town
Lincoln
Millinocket
Orono
Penobscot Valley Country Club
Wabi-Tv
Bangor
Tarratine Club
Newport
Cross
Waldo County
Kobs Lobster Pound
Searsport
Post Office Square
Belfast
Oxford
K. of P. Hall
East Hiram
Hale
Garden Club Members Visit Togus Veterans
Cosmopolitan Garden Club members made their second yearly visit to Togus Veterans Administration on Friday. They brought numerous garden blooms for arrangements to decorate hospital rooms and common areas for the weekend.
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Garden Club
TOGUS
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Veterans Administration
Albert Whitney
Emerton Gross
Louis Petlock
James Knight
Daniel Matter
Charles A. Soule
West Bath Church Fair Tops Proceeds This Year
Ladies of the West Bath Methodist church sewing circle conducted their annual fair and, late Wednesday last week, topped the proceeds of previous years. Co chairmen were Mrs Lelia Moore and Mrs Alice Small with committees led by Mrs Alice Smith food table Mrs Lelia Moore aprons Mrs Myra Metcalf and Mrs Eva Thompson candy, Mrs Hazel Wharff refreshments, Mrs Perry Miller fancy work, Mrs Ann Holbrook mystery box, and Mrs Alice Small cards.
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West Bath
Soil Conservation Talk At Dromore Grange Meeting
County chairman Charles Eastman of Lewiston spoke on soil erosion with slides from Oregon Yosemite Colorado Canyon and Texas drought. The event noted a Memorial hospital drive contribution and featured songs readings skits and a pine seedlings message for forests.
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Dromore Grange
Charles Eastman
Lewiston
Oregon
Yosemite Valley
Colorado Canyon
Ray Campbell
Memorial Hospital
Beatrice Burns
Ada King
Edward King
Elfreda Perkins
Eastman
Clara Ellis
Maine
Grange
Arthur Totman
Donald Leeds
Reading
Aretha Campbell
God
Mylon Ellis
Everett Wright
Aletha Campbell
Sophie McPherson
Annie Wilson
Hazel Ellis
Lucy Smith
Florence Rollins
Morse High welcomes new coach as football gear issued
Equipment was issued to 21 Morse High football players for the 1954 season Friday. New head coach Harry F. Halsy greeted the group with Athletic Director Duncan Farrell handling gear. First practice is set for 9 a.m. Monday at McMann Field. Co captains are Thaxter Trafton and Dave Pye.
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Morse High
Harry F. Hallsey
A. Robert Frink
Duncan Farrell
McMann Field
Halsey
Art Sonia
al White
Bob Swain
Francis Perkins
Dick McElman
Jim Carter
John Champagne
Herb Anderson
Gerry Parker
Dick Oliver
Merle Condon
Gordon Allen
Dave Newcomb
Richard Carter
Richard Lemoine
Pete Francisco
Eddie True
Jerome Doyle
Harry Musk
Thaxter Trafton
Dave Pye
cost accountants plan Sebasco outing in September
William F. Mussenden of Bath Iron Works Corp. attended the Southern Maine Chapter meeting of the National Association of Cost Accountants at the Eastland hotel in Portland. Officers arranged the annual ladies day and outing to Sebasco Lodge on September 11 and 12 with golf, bridge, canasta, swimming, shuffleboard and dancing.
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William F. Mussenden
Bath Iron Works Corp
Southern Maine
National Association of Cost Accountants
Eastland
Portland
Sebasco Lodge
Sebasco Estates
Woolwich Siblings Win Youth Talent at Farmington Center
A sister and brother duo known as the Western Team from Woolwich won the Youth of Maine Show Amateur Talent division at the Farmington Community Center on Tuesday last week. Bobby Merrill, 11, and Diane Merrill, 14, children of Lloyd and Mrs. Merrill, have appeared locally, on Maine TV programs, and hosted their own radio show.
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Woolwich
Youth of
Maine
Farmington Community Center
Bobby
Diane Merrill
Lloyd H. Merrill
Bishop Announces Support for Muskie in Maine Race
The Bishop of Stockton Springs says he will back Edmund S. Muskie, a surprising move that questions his GOP loyalty. The piece recalls Bishop's 1952 bid and suggests Republicans expect Cross to win, with Muskie strength tied to normally Democratic areas and GOP organizers optimistic about September.
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Bishop
Neil
Stockton Springs
Edmund S. Muskkie
Althou
Hose
Leroy F. Hussey
Burton M. Cross
Cross
Evon
Sagadahoc
Venyiss
James C. Oliver
Bath
Brown
Brooks Brown
Augusta
Cumberland County
Muskie
Cunningham on Maine Politics
Prolific Boston Herald columnist Bill Cunningham offers a ringing, humorous take on Maine politics. He blends sharp observations with wit to critique local governance and political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Maine
The
Boston Herald
Bill Cunningham
Cooke Says Republicans Lost Without Margaret Chase Smith
Bath candidate Harry E. Cooke comments on party prospects during a drab week of political gossip. He claims Republicans are lost without Mrs Margaret Chase Smith and notes she will be heard from extensively through the September 13 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Niven
Brunswick
Niven
Bill
Seamen Roose
Red Sox
State of Maine
Boston
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Edmund S. Muskie
Cunningham
Smith
Payne
Washington
Welkins
United States
Cooke
Bath
Harry E. Cooke
Ezzard Charles Went Undefeated in Amateur Career
Former world heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles won all 42 of his amateur fights, establishing an undefeated record before turning professional.
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Ezzard Charles
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A list of crossword clues includes across items such as Determine by the sun and Nocturnal bird, with downs like Secure and God of war Norse, covering a range of common vocabulary and specialized terms. The page presents interconnected hints for a filled grid.
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Maxim
Shun
Cryptoquote Puzzle Inspiration From Verse And Myth
A cryptogram style clue set includes Greek myth figures and names, with a note on substitution where letters map to others. The piece presents prompts like snaky haired sisters and an Egyptian dancing girl, ending with a Wordsworth quotation and a King Features Syndicate distribution disclaimer.
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Annamese
Narrow Inlet
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the Times Company
Ront Street
B. Nichols
Barry C. Webber
Sessee
Mildred Roderitck
Mary Anderson
Frances St. Martin
Ruth Trask
Asenith Haggett
Faith McKay
Lenora McMann
Anna Hanson
Mary Dannefelser
Ruth Gosselin
John St. Martin
First Baptist Circle
Otisville, Mich
BNAS
Brighton Hospital
Soil Conservation OF A
Dromore
MORSE
Sebasco
Lofty Mountain
Wordsworth
King Features Syndicate
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