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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
2
The piece discusses atomic age fears and innovations in guided missiles and pilotless aircraft. It notes censorship in England to prevent weapon details, while experts warn of the perils of new tech. Emphasis is on accuracy, guiding equipment, and the appeal of unmanned air power over human crews.
Fragmentary passage discusses science, control, innovation, and war without concrete events, dates, or identifiable people or organizations. The text hints at a speculation about Earth becoming a fruitful land or desert and the human ability to influence outcomes.
Senator Vandenberg urges a special session as editors argue the nation faces a severe food shortage and wages rising in many industries. They challenge politicians over relief rolls and blame profiteering on essentials like eggs and butter while poverty widens.
The National Broadcasting Company and 160 affiliates will ban detective crime and mystery series before 9 20 P M EST starting January 1 to curb juvenile exposure to crime content.
Judge Gardiner R. Deering presided over a busy municipal court session with two driving charges and eight intoxication cases. One defendant on Route 201 faced a $100 fine and court costs of 9.40, while Les H. Feich of Bath pleaded guilty to a related charge and was fined 30 days.
A fragmented passage praises a Washington editorial and its use of the royal we. It notes congratulations and comments on a national newspaper production, with emphasis on the capital city’s voice and public reception.
The Maine Society Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual State Fall Meeting at the Federated Church. Officers and state chairmen outlined plans while reception details and transportation arrangements were coordinated by Col. Dummer Sewall chapter leaders and Mrs Roy E He.
A Belgian weekly La Metropole sheet edition, brought to the Inde Pecans by Perley E. is displayed as a memento of President William McKinley's death on the 46th anniversary. The item reflects the somber occasion and the preservation of historical memory from 1901.
In a wartime transport move the S88 Corsair, a private yacht renamed and used for service, was taken over by the U S Government. The vessel reportedly sailed from Los Harbor to Acapulco, Mexico, under government control.
Executors and administratrices named for several Bath and surrounding area estates. Public administrators, guardians, and bond actions noted for William Flint Campbell Nellie Walker Bell Harry D Richardson and others. Licenses issued and final accounts filed including Mary Callan Fannie Blake and Mary Morse with various trustees and guardians listed.
Pupils from Topsham join Bath students for an annual school event featuring a variety of acts. The program includes many performers and is billed as a worthwhile evening for the community to enjoy.
A district court docket lists multiple traffic and minor offenses. One defendant received probation for six months after a guilty plea on a driving charge with accompanying fines and costs. Patrolman John Ke was the complainant in the case. Another defendant drew 90 days on a traffic charge. An entry notes an October term appearance with a $300 recognizance bond.
The article notes more boys and girls ride bicycles at dusk with no lights. An auto driver nearly hit riders who moved into the street. Parents blame uncleared sidewalks in parts of the city for children walking on roadways.
The CIF council debated pay issues and approved 500 vest pocket editions of the new city charter for future city government handling. Aldermen Reeks Robinson Benson and Mitreerk with Burns discussed the proposed location for a city meeting in Bath.
The article notes Popham folk hold weekend events at venues including a theater, club, and a camp near Marshfield on the Cape. It mentions the Red Barn on Temple Street led by a Sr dean, plus activities tied to the Boston Y M C A and National Y W C A Day.
Fragmentary lines describe a scene with friends, a ship, an estuary setting, and a picnic. The text hints at a cheerful moment involving watering a garden or plot and a voyage or outing near a waterfront location.
Pelletier announced upcoming sessions on September 25 at 7 30 PM in City Hall to address driver training and related education efforts.
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