Meat situation outlined by American reading on beef supply
A dated statement urges immediate production boosts to ease meat scarcity. It calls for breeding sows for fall and winter farrowing, using the new crop for spring pigs, rebuilding breeding herds with younger stock, marketing older cows, reducing calf slaughter, maintaining meat demand, and pushing livestock conservation as a long term plan. It warns government rationing would not increase meat supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mar
Maine Vote Signals GOP Victory Wave Across Nation
The Maine results show strong Republican gains with Margaret Chase Smith winning the U S Senate race and Governor-Elect Payne also appearing set for a Republican sweep. Bath and Sagadahoc counties contributed to a wide margin while liquor reform efforts failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Dewey
Warren
Margaret Chase Smith
United States Senate
Payne
Tabb
Barlow
Bath
Sagadahoc
Bath units praise peaceful labor dispute settlement
Bath congratulates both the Shipyard Workers union and Bath Iron Works officials for a peaceful resolution that removed a threat. The town values its labor peace as it risks strain to workers and the city if a strike occurred, noting Bath’s good reputation for labor harmony aiding future industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath Iron Works
Fires Linked to Careless Smokers Across Districts
A report notes multiple fires traced to careless smoking across several days. Fire officials urge stricter precautions and remind residents to extinguish all cigarettes to prevent further incidents. Local departments cite repeated hotspots and warn residents about obvious ember risks.
Lakewood to Stage Seven Keys to Baldpate at Ewrod Theatre
Reynolds Evans stars as the Seine in a lively Lakewood production of Seven Keys to Baldpate at Ewrod Theatre. A large cast includes Tom Frances Bavier John Dreveraux Mary Alice Moore Elaine Perry Wallis Clark and Don Kennedy with the final Friday night dance on the 17th and lodge facilities open through Saturday. The show runs Saturday at 8 p m with a 2 30 matinee on closing day September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewees Son
Lakewood
Araparrie
Ned
Reynolds Evans
Seine
Tom Tom Frances Bavier
John Drevereaux
Mary Alice Moore
Elaine Perry
Wallis Clark
Leona Markle
Don Kennedy
Roe Burke
Earrh
Lloyd ‘Rafnell
Leo Hansberry
Sional
Lakewood Golf Club
Ewrod Theatre
Bath Office Reports August Unemployment Job Placements
The Bath Office of the Maine Unemployment Compensation Commission placed 145 women and 60 veterans in suitable non agricultural jobs during August. About 200 youths were recruited for seasonal agricultural work harvesting the snap bean crop. Office contacts fell from 4 132 in July to 2 869 in August. Active job applications totaled 1 024, up seven from July. End of month openings were 132 with needs in service, draftsmen, secretaries, linotype, and other skilled trades statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine Unemployment Compensation Commission
Seth W. Thornton
Thornton
Woods Fire Near Hyde Park Terrace Quelled In Time
Bath firemen battled a woods fire west of Hyde Park Terrace for over an hour Monday morning after a Sunday blaze. Fire Chief Richard Frates found smoldering embers, tracing to a fire reported by Harold B. Wing. A quick response with hose lines limited spread and prevented a larger blaze.
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Bath
Hyde Park Terrace
Harold B. Wing
Center Street Extension
Richard Frates
Park Terrace
Local notices recount services and town visits
The column lists funeral and committal details for Arthur Decker, Illness and death of Mr. Decker, followed by oblique notices of Ellery Whittemore opening the Center school, and extended personal items from residents. It records people visiting, returning home, and moving about in Foxboro, Alna, Bath, Sabine, and nearby areas with several family updates and small-town motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batchelder
Basin
Alna
Ellery Whittemore
Monnday
Grace Deerevee
Blanche Ryan
Boston
George C. Pease
Malcolm
Edwin Oliver
Hingham
Mass
Oliver
Victoria Butler
Clarence Spinney
James Loney
Jay Daley
Oak Grove
Charles L. Stevens
Foxboro
Agnes Daley Cutting
Grace Payne
Jean Malcolm
Minnie Malcolm
Louis LeMay
Torrey Roller
Bath
Victor Hughes
Sabine
Hughes
Durwood Bowie
Susie Barbour
Small Point School
Ernest Light
Lloyd Light
Camden
George Chadbourne
George Chadbourn Jr
Richard Chadbourn
Betty Chadboourn
Sandra Hathorn
J. K. Bowkers
Former Bath Man Returns to Old Haunts and Memories
A grand-niece of Samuel J. B. nore recounts returning from Europe to visit Bath Maine. She recalls growing up in San Francisco, meeting Mr. Dunning in Berlin, and their London wedding. Mr. Dunning plans to return to America by air, while Gas Healy reflects on Maine as a favorite subject after meeting many locals who admit their ties to the state.
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Samuel J .B. Nore
Pers Saurn
San Francisco
Cal
Mr. Dunning
Berllin
London
Eng
Dunning
Aironer
Maine
Gashely
Parker Head notes and Windsor Fair attendance
Local school opened September 7 with 21 pupils. Activities included start procedures and a behavior contest from September 13. Many visits and exchanges noted among families, PTA support, and repairs to facilities. Residents attend Windsor Fair and various social visits at Parker Head and Bath areas. Arthur Kreidler USN on leave. multiple local residents mentioned in weekend visits.
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Frances
John Rollins
Nancy
S. C. Gilschool
School Movement League
Joyce Gray
Grace Kraft
Connie Hoar
PTA
Leslie Logan
Nancy Cancellieri
Elmer Hilton
Hamel
Earl Lowell
Teachers of Union 48
Georgetown
Arthur Kreider
U. S
New Conn
Morong
Frances Lander
Frances Hoar
Frances Morong
George
Lawrence Morong
Windsor Fair
Maillard Nadeau
Son
Bath
Waltering
Ethel MacElroy
Percy
Elmer Allard
Mechanic Falls
Parker Head
Edwin MacDonald
California
F. P. Young
Boston
Harold Woodward
Ellsworth
Elwood Hathorne
Natalie
Charles Blaisdell
Lewis Lowell
Mary Moore
S. C. Moore
Memorial Hospital
Arthur Kreidler
USN
James Bonners
Mabel McCarthy
Easton
W. H. Wyman
Leroy Wyman
West Point
Clyde Moore
L. T. Harrington
Harrington
E. F. Lowell
A. B. Gray
Frank Burnell
Skolfield
Harpswell
Parkins Island
Labor Day Guest Was ‘Herrick Nason
Brunswick
H. D. Mank, Jr
Mabel McCarty
Kraft
W. E. Hallett
Phippsburg Center
W. A. Lowell
Bernard Carlsson
Dix Island
C. Dozois
Cox
Dorothy Cushing
Barbara Harrington
Nedeaster Bath
Nadeau
Gallups Entertain in New London Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jors Gallup hosted a weekend gathering in New London. The couple are noted residents with ties to the community and Gallup is described as a former figure in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jors Gallup
New Lon- Foca Sare
Gallup
Long Island Residents Refer to Interwar Travel and Local Figures
fragmented notes recount Stephen Ethier near Long Island and Kennebec travel before the war. references name Patricia Whitehouse Bath and residents visiting Bath and South Portland families, with mentions of Tope Holloway Halle y and the Heaney household in a Wakefield and Bath area context.
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Stephen Ethier
Long Island
Ethier
Kennebec
Oliver
Ernest Oliver
Popham
Truspan Tope
Small Point School
Sen
Wakefield
Mass
Robert Halley
Arlington
Bath
Holloway
New Jersey
Walter Rutherford
Long Meadow
White Spot
Cox's Head Mr and Mrs Martin F Good
Mr and Mrs Martin F Good are listed in a society notice from Cox's Head. The item names a couple connected to the community segment and notes their residence or event location.
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LY Ok
Bath Office
Frates
WOODS
Arthur Totman
Helen Leavitt
Boston University
Weseseaweserss
Mrs
Martin F. Good
TE Court
Arther J. Dunton, Jedige
Sebe L. Jack
Register
Axybelbare Blongfellow Ee
Akscly
Capea Ga
Dygwee
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