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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1953
Page
4
Carreira depicted Antonio Salazar as devout and modest, living with only an elderly housekeeper. He claimed Salazar reined in railroads from government control, noted one concentration camp, no political executions, and that civil law carries no death penalty, abolished over 300 years ago.
Carreira describes Spain as a place of poverty and heavy police presence where critics fear speaking openly. He notes higher living costs in Madrid compared to Lisbon and recalls Fatima shrine visits with locals saying 100 percent more freedom in Portugal. He also cites a 1953 Chrysler seen in Ferreirez and records about a municipal budget meeting and taped transcripts to clarify department duties.
The article notes a possible resignation if Bisbano stays as chair and suggests Raymond DeLeo is no longer a candidate due to his own choice. It reports DeLeo favoring an outsider to unify the committee and mentions Mrs Watson denying any desire for the post saying she believes it is a man's job.
Rego Scotts plans to discuss the Poor Farm project and submit a new budget based on the latest information. The note indicates action on civic finances and project scope.
The notice lists church services with detailed music plans and choirs. It covers Congregational Divine Worship led by Joseph Sylvester, First Baptist with Rev Frederick Driftmier and Cora Anderson as organist, and Trinity Masses with Rev John N Sinclair. It mentions preludes, anthems, and postludes including works by Rimsky Korsakov and Handel.
Town of Bristol announces dog license registrations for 1953 handled by the Town Clerk's Office. Owners must obtain licenses for their animals, with required fees and documentation to be filed locally.
The notice requires every dog owner to annually license dogs in April with collars and owner identification. Fees are one dollar thirty cents for male or spayed dogs and five dollars thirty cents for unspayed females, with May licenses costing two dollars thirty cents for male and six dollars thirty cents for unspayed females./licenses announced by Town Clerk John W. Church with effective dates 3-13, 20, 27-4-3, 10, Has.
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