Surprise Sprung In Sunday Shoot At Local Range
In one of the season’s major skeet shoots 2,000 rounds were fired and near 1,000 spectators watched the Sagadahoc Rod Gun Skeet Association event at Bath field Sunday. Brunswick’s team led by Charles Sadler and aided by Richmond club members Alexander and Wing scored 212 to defeat Auburn’s Northern New England champs by three points in the five man event.
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Brunswick
Charles Sadler
Richmond
Alexander
Wing
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun & Skeet Association, Inc
Bathfield
Auburn
New England
Bath
Jim Whitney
Portland
Charles J. Chippendale
Whitney
Chippendale
Mickey” Savage
Eddie Sonia
McWilliams
Smith
Savage
Charlie Sadler
Sadler
Bernie McCausland
Crooker
Jake” Crooker
Fred Sturtevant
Howard Rice
Walter Woodbury
Bing” Wing
Lester Clark
Lester E. Clark
Charlie Alexander
Ralph Small
Rumford
Belfast
Oxford
Warren Munsey
Warren R. Munsey
Granite Street
Bath Club
McCausland
Maine
Bath Iron Works Wins Three Destroyer Contract Award
The Navy awarded Bath Iron Works a contract to build three 1850‑ton destroyers at 3,882,500 each, totaling 12 million. Keels likely to be stretched within six months, with construction timelines of 27 to 33 months. Payroll to rise from 727 to about 1,000 as work ramps up, benefiting Bath and regional industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Navy Department
Bath Iron Works Corp
Drayton
Lamson
Drayton and Laimson
Pres. Newell
Atlantic Seaboard
West
Independent
Drayton and Lamson
Bath Iron Works
Georgia
Pres
Newell
Washington
New York
Pike
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Case
Conyngham
Archibald M. Main and
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Yale Cross-Country Team At Sebasco For Preseason Training
Yale University's cross country squad under coach Kanaly travels to Sebasco Lodge for a brief informal training camp ahead of the Fall campaign. Captain David Dallanger hosts a party of eight distance runners including Robert Joslin Harold Marvin Allen Sherk Robert Tracey Lincoln Pierce John Meneely and Lindsay Lovejoy. Mrs Frank Sewall and Miss Nancy Sewall are spending several months in Arundel Kennebunkport Bath nearby.
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Yale University
Sebasco
Lodge
Frank Kanaly
Yale
University of Maine
David Dallanger
Dallanger
New Haven
Kanaly
Robert—Joslin
Harold Marvin
Allen Sherk
Robert Tracey
Lincoln Pierce
John Meneely
Lindsay Lovejoy
Frank Sewall
Nancy Sewall
Bath
Sewall
Miss Sewall
Arundel
Kennebunkport
Bath Enrolment in 1934 Matches Last Year at 1712
The Bath schools total 1712 pupils, unchanged from last year, as Supt. Clinton D. Wilson notes. High school enrolment is 510, with the freshman class largest at 154 and seniors at 105. Detailed counts cover Dike, North Grammar, North Primary, Central Grammar, Center Street, South Street, Mitchell, Weeks Street, and the opportunity class among others.
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Bath
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
Dike School
Staples
Mr. Farrell
Miss Brown
Miss Feero
Horne
Jaquith
Miss Libby
Miss Harvey
Mrs. Hawley
North Grammar
Miss Silsby
Miss Hayes
Miss Irish
Miss McNeil
North Primary
Miss Hooper
Miss Mulligan
Smith
Central Grammar
Miss Hunt
Miss Adams
Marion Jaques
McGrath
Danforth
McCole
Almena Jaques
Center Street
Higgins
Miss Lewis
Harrison
South Street
Miss Ferguson
Miss Mitchell
Miss Davis
Miss Troop
Mitchell School
Miss Palmer
Miss Wright
Miss Thompson
Miss Huse
Miss Coombs
Miss Fisher
Weeks Street
Cunningham
Mason
Fishermen Relief Funds Cancelled On Edwards Order
Paul Edwards acting Maine ERA administrator ordered immediate withdrawal of relief funds for Maine Coast Fisheries Inc and Fishermen's Relief Corporation. He cited excessive administration costs relative to aid and reduced federal relief funds, noting the ERA bought about $2000 weekly of fish for distribution and had paid administration costs up to Sept 1.
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Maine Coast Fisheries, Inc
Fishermen's Relief Corporation
Paul Edwards
Maine Era
Rufus H. Stone
Portland
Fisherman's Relief Corporation
Edwards
My Contre
Potatoes face government regulation as quotas loom
The article reports a proposed potato regimentation by Secretary Wallace under AAA rules. A quota system would apply after December 1 to farmers selling potatoes, with stamped packaging and potential taxes for overquotas. Penalties include fines up to 1000 and up to a year in jail for second offenses, provoking sharp opposition from Indiana lawmakers and farmers who warn of higher prices and restricted sales.
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Wallace
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Pdfs
Indiana
Pettengill
Hoosier
Washington
State PTA Convention Planned for Bangor in October
Mrs Haven Sawyer state president announces the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers annual convention will be in Bangor October 4 and 5 at Bangor High School auditorium The theme Our Homes and Our Children and a list of speakers will be presented session by session Dr Clarence C Little former University of Maine president now Jackson Memorial Laboratory will toast at the banquet and speak on Responsibilities of the Modern Parent City officials will extend greetings A notable feature is a panel led by Mrs J K Pettengill with state officers and chairmen Invited guests include Governor and Mrs Louis J Brann Dr Bertram E Packard and Mrs Packard Dr Arthur A Hauck and Mrs Hauck J B Matthew and Mall are named officials A Rumford Municipal Court verdict fines Herbert L Moore of Rangeley 25 dollars and costs on a Cupsuptic charge Sept 2 probation one year on payment of costs Guilty plea
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Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bangor High School
Clarence C. Little
University of Maine
Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Bangor House
James G. Wallace
Irving W. Small
Charles E. Taylor
J. K. Pettengill
Lansing
Mich
National Congress of Parents and
Nine Maine clubs compete Sunday in Bath skeet shoot
A Bath skeet shoot draws nine Maine clubs to the field near Oak Grove avenue for a Sunday event. Locals including Sonia McCausland Small and Sturtevant have posted perfect rounds this season, with Bath emerging as a rising skeet hub in Maine.
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Maine
Bath
Sonia
McCausland
Small
Sturtevant
Sabine
Henderson
Winthrop
Mass
Lincoln
Oak Grove
Bath and Sagadahoc County Vote Yes on All Ballot Questions
In Sagadahoc and nearby counties a light turnout accompanied by broad support for all five ballot questions in Monday's special election. A key result was approval of extending voter residence from three to six months, with varied margins on other measures including voting by machine and local government changes. The Deer Isle-Sedgwick bridge bond, the bridge district act, and a council-manager plan faced mixed votes, while statewide trends showed general approval of the residence change though some counties opposed other measures. Continued results noted in the next page.
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Sewall
City Council
North Street
Middle Street
Oak
North
Harris T. Rodick
Water Street
Joint
Standing Committee On Fire Department
Edward F. Miller
Municipal Committee On Lighting
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Miller
Ralph W. Bragg
Bragg
Sagadahoc
Bowdoin
Deer Isle-Sedgwick
Bridge
Bowde
Richmond
Androscoggin
Franklin
Oxford
Kennebec
Aacecasaate
Deer Isle
Kennebec County
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Common Council
Armando J. Conti
Frank T. Fortier
Central
Conti
Walter G. Lyden
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Ward
Municipal Committee On Fire Department
Pinkham
City
James P. Sutherland
George M. Emery
Emery
Henry M. Powers
Academy Street
Daniel Munroe
Charles Curtis
Henry Hartleb
Lincoln Street
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles Donnell
Washington Street
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Gatchell Eee
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T. Ballatine
W. Roy Steere
Nere Reereree
R. Small
Beeen Il
Claus Ee
Rere Neers
W. Crocker
State P.T.A
Herbert L. Moore
Rangeley
Howard M. Rice
Sagadahoc Red, Gun & Skeet Association
Edward E. Sonia
E. Bernard McCausland
Ralph F. Small
Fred K. Sturtevant
Clifford D. Walsh
John H. Hunt
Henry Henderson
Arrowsic
Bath Satohate
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
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