Clarence Bain
Born: 16-Jul-1904
Birthplace: Love Hill, Andros
Died: 14-Jul-1971
Location of death: Nassau
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Gender: Male
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Ethnicity: Black
Occupation: Politician
Executive summary: Bahamian born, Clarence Bain lived in the United States for 36 years acquiring a deep appreciation of a democratic society. Returning to The Bahamas in 1954, Bain was a member of the first PLP Cabinet of Sir Lynden Pindling. Known for his oratorial skills, many of his political expressions have become memorable. Notable among them was the now famous "Fish or Cut Bait" used by Sir Lynden at a PLP convention.
Father: Alfred Bain
Mother: Mary
Wife: the former Mrs. Gladys Johnson
Children:
Highlights:
Appointed Commander of the British Empire for public service - 1971
The Clarence A. Bain building is named in his honour.
