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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1952
Page
4
Progress Report Details Sewer Phase Two Work and Savings
The Sewer Construction Committee heard that phase two of the project is 25 percent complete with 24 inch outfall to Wood Street finished and in service. Installation on Cole Street and Fox Hill Avenue is complete, with DeWolf Avenue next, and sub-aqueous outfall work delayed two months due to equipment and weather. The team discussed a propane gas change to heat the sludge digester saving about 1800 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Heaney
Fay, Spofford
Thorndyke
Sewer Construction Committee
YMCA
Heaney
Wood Street
Cole Street
Fox Hill Avenue
DeWolf Avenue
Metacom Avenue
Magnolia Street
Wheeler Avenue
R. Zoppo Co
Joseph L Campanella
Sewer Commission
State Department of Public Works
Christian Life Can Defeat Red Threat Says Dr Nugent
Dr Henry F Nugent, director of Americanization, spoke at the Bristol Knights of Columbus breakfast warning that Communism can be defeated only by stronger Christian ideas. He described postwar Europe and warned the U S faces a Communist danger in key political positions. About 250 members attended with local clergy and officials listed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F Nugent
State Department of Education
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Nugent
Austria
Russia
Moscow
United States
Europe
Charles C. Curran
St Mary's Church
James J O'Leary
Joseph Sorzana
P.S.S
James Flynn
Charles McHugh
A. Domenic Ruggieri
Norman J Vermette
Peter Sansone
Samuel del Pinho
Anthony Pinheiro
Joseph D. Accardi
Joseph A. Cavallaro
James D. Reilly
Peter Pacheco
Bernard J. McHugh
Ironmaster David Thomas Proved Air Pressure Boosts Furnace Output
David Thomas of Pennsylvania demonstrated around 1852 that higher blast furnace air pressure significantly raised iron output and furnace efficiency. Ironmakers worldwide copied his air-pressure methods to increase production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomas
Pennsylvania
Professor Tilton Addresses Bristol Historical Society
Professor Donald Tilton of the University of Rhode Island spoke at the Bristol Historical Society meeting in the Rogers Free Library Building. He traced Copernicus to Einstein and discussed science's impact on religion and philosophy, questioning if philosophy kept pace with science. The event drew over 300 attendees at last week’s Hobby Exhibition nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Tilton
University of Rhode Island
Bristol Historical Society
Rogers Free Library
Newton
Einstein
Daniel K Davis
Miriam McCaughey
Bristol
McCaughey
Alice B Almy
Martha Serbst
Virginia Bermard
Eleanor Munro
Tilton
Copernicus
Clara L Diman
Stephen W Hopkins
Paul Bruno
Catherine Levere
Almy
Cup Defenders Hold Annual Dinner In New Bedford
About 60 delegates of the Mount Pio Club of New Bedford attended the Cup Defenders Association spring dinner at Osofsky Hall. Some 200 people were present as the event began at 1 p m with dancing afterward. Domenic Pasquarelli chaired assisted by Anthony Marabello and Charles Lombardi. Other committee members included Tindaro Maiorano Anthony Cupolo Anthony Martin Thomas Callucci Hugh Holmes Currie Hopper Felix Pasquarelli Vincent Pasqua Anthony DuPont Frank Sousa Guy Mirabello Felix Puniello Joseph Cappucci Louis Alfano and Fred Perella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pio Club
New Bedford
United States
Cup Defenders’ Association
Osofsky Hall
Domenic Pasquarelli
Anthony Marabello
Charles Lombardi
Tindaro Maiorano
Anthony Cupolo
Anthony Martin
Thomas Callucci
Hugh
Turtles Born Orphans Head to Water After Hatching
A mother turtle leaves her eggs after laying them, leaving hatchlings to swim toward the nearest water. The hungry newborns seek their first meal of insects and tadpoles once they reach the water.
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Sporting Goods
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NEW England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Railroad
Warren Wrn
James S Coles
Paul A Herzig
Roland I. Stanley
High Street
James W Stewart
Christian Life
Dr. Nugent
Vortex
Staples Coal CO
Water Street
Warren, R. I
Warren
Historical
Cup Defenders
Mt. Pio Club
Massachusetts Charitable Corporation
United Seaces
Leon M. Little
P.O. Box
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Franklin St. Bristol
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