Sewer odors prompt Bristol investigation by sewer commission
Bristol Sewer Commission probes nightly odors from the sewage plant after complaints from three nearby residents. Mrs Howe and family describe unbearable conditions, with asthma affecting a child. officials discuss consulting engineer costs and potential legal action while a public health report notes ongoing chlorination and no sludge discharge.
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Bristol Sewer Commission
Eorge L. Howe
Walfis E Howe
Charles B. Rockwell
Soutth
Rockwell
Donald Gladue
Sewer Board
Council
Prescott B. Paull
H K Barrows
Gladue
Barrows
Prof Barrows
Wita
Paull
Counciman Vrancorn
LL. deWolf
Sewer Commission
Sewage ‘Board
Walter J Shea
State Public Health Department
Wallis FE. Howe
Bristol
Bristol Harbor
Atagaherey
Basho
Tag Day Tomorrow For Beach Equipment Drive
Sea Scout Skip Kearney and the Bristol branch American Red Cross will hold a tag day to fund lifesaving gear and first aid supplies for the community beach. Council President Prescott K Paull granted permission after an inspection by Skipper Arthur Jo Belmore and Inspector Raymond Makowsky who said equipment is needed. Belmore and Makowsky urged townspeople to respond generously.
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Kearney
Bristol
American Red Cross
Prescott K Paull
Arthur Jo Belmore
Raymond Makowsky
The
Red Cross
Belmore
Makowsk
Three Bristol Girls Reported Missing From Homes
Three Bristol girls, Therese Abenante 17 Grace Abate 7 and Florence Vento 18, were reported missing from their homes. They left Wednesday around the same time and have not returned, with families believing they may be together.
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Bristol
Yesterdas
Theos
Theresabenante
Raffsel Abenante
Mount Hope Avenue
Grace Abate
Mary Abate
Catherine Street
Florence Vento
Joseph Vento
Bourn Street
Rotarians Enjoy Annual Outing and Clambake
The Rotary Club held its annual clambake at Ferrycliffe Farm with 56 members and guests enjoying activities such as baseball horse shoe pitching bocce monopoly and various card games A chowder was served at 1 PM Prepared by Charles Durfee the event featured a top horseshoe pitcher and a competitive baseball game captained by Jimmy Duffy and Doc Callery with Duffy’s team winning 52 to 2 in the early innings Roswell S Bosworth and William Pineh captured the doubles horse shoe title while Henry Lawson Rev Herbert Graetz and Elmer S Mapes won the bocce Italian lawn bowling championship Attendees included Eugene Boone William Dixon Domenic Perrom and several town officials through the organizing committee led by Reginald Dimond and George DuPonte.
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Rotary Club
Ferrycliffe Farm
Charles Durfee
Tiverton
Rotary
J. deRocha
Pasquale Oliva
G. R Perrone
Jimmy Duffy
Doc” Callery
Doc
Duffy
George DuPont
A L. Johnston
Johnny Andrade
G R Perrone
Domenic Perone
Augustine Berone
Edward L. Leahy
Callero S
Roswell S Bosworth
William Pineh
Sayater
Simmons
Ore
the Tech
Hlenry
Lawson
Herbert
J Graetz
Elmer
S Mapes
Boca
G R Perrom
James F Duffy
Frank Maymond
Richard Jo Simmons
Eugene Boone
William Dixon
Domenic Perrom
Augustine Bo Nerone
Charles E. Callery
John W Church
C J Mansano
Joseph P Quartaro
Bristol
Barrington
Fritz Gempp
George I. Taber
Warren
R S Lawton
Providence
John Hagerty
Boston
Hal
Local Bristol Plants Plan Outings Tomorrow
Two Bristol concerns the Collins and Aikman Mills Plants J and H and Paramode Shoe Company schedule annual outings for tomorrow. C A group meets at Thayers Farm Metacom Avenue, shoe workers head to Crescent Park for a Rhode Island style climbake and sports events won by both men and women. Over 200 employees and guests will travel by five motor buses to Crescent Park for a shoe dinner and sports program led by Harry Kesslin and son Herman Kesslin.
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Bristol
Collins and Aikman Mills
J and H
Paramode Shoe Company
Thayers
Metacom Avenue
Crescent Park
Rhode Island
Vietor
Albert Johnston
John St Angelo Joseph Travers
John Marshall
Arthur Furtado
Vincent Def
Bristol Cadet John J White Earns CMTC Medal at Fort Adams
John J White, 21, son of Mr and Mrs John R White of 14 Charles Street, was named the outstanding Bristol boy at the CMTC camp at Fort Adams and awarded the Bristol Rotary Club medal. Lieut William Hogstaff presented the honor. White, a second year CMTC student, is a 1934 graduate of Cott Memorial High School and serves as a sergeant in Battery A Bristol Train of Artillery.
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Bristol
CMTC
Fort Adams
John J White
John R White
Charles Street
Bristol Rotary Club
Bristol Club
William Hogstaff
Attleboro Rotary
CMT
Young White
Cott Memorial High School
Reverend Waltham J Smith to preach at State Street MFE Church
Retired Pawtucket clergyman Reverend Waltham J Smith, age 94, will occupy the pulpit at 11 15 a m Sunday service. He will speak on The Man who Did Things recalling his 1892 1894 pastorate. All are welcome to attend.
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W. J. Smith
Waltham J Smith
Pawtucket
State Street
MFE
Mr Smith
Assessors Fix Tax Rate at $2.20 Two Cents Lower Than Last Year
Brisitol lowers the property tax rate to $2.20 per hundred, down two cents from 1934. The annual assessors report shows declines in land and building valuations with small rises in tangible and intangible personal property. Exemptions total $79,144 for soldiers sailors and widows, with $1,741,211 in tax exempted. The report cites building demolitions as a reason for reduced valuations and notes two required filings with the Town Clerk and State Tax Commissioners.
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Brisitol
Board of Tax Assessors
John W Church
Board of State Tax Commissioners
State House
Water Carnival to Honor Winners at Bristol Red Cross
Bristol Red Cross chapter hosts a water carnival on Sunday August 9 featuring life saving demonstrations and swimming races for beginners juniors and seniors. A cutter race between Warren and Bristol Sea Scouts and a rescue race win trophies. Outstanding lifeguards receive awards and a beginner with most improvement earns a medal. Events start at 2 pm with pins and emblems handed out after.
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Bristol
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Warren
Bastol Sea Scouts
Gov Green
Wll
Hobson
Red Cross Life Saving Board
Sandy Beach
Special race to settle Bristol Yacht Club 124-footers series
A sailoff is set this afternoon between Brother Treahy’s Pappoose and F B Wall’s Black Maria to decide the Bristol Yacht Club 124-footers first Wednesday series winner. Doldrum led last week’s race with Pappoose second and Rhode Island Red third. Black Maria finished fourth.
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Treahy
Pappoose
F B Wall
Bristol Yacht Club
Marshall
Rhode Island Red
Black Maria
Hope Circle Sets Special Meeting for Clambake Plans
A special Hope Circle meeting will be held next Monday evening at the K of C hall to finalize arrangements for the annual clambake and outing scheduled for August 14.
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Hope Circle
K. of C Hall
Taft Adviser Charles Phelps Taft Praised as Fair-M minded Fighter
The column lauds Charles Phelps Taft 38 a public spirited son of the 27th U S president and adviser to the Republican presidential candidate describing him as fair minded generous and worthy of careful consideration. It notes Time magazine's feature on the Intelli gence Division and hints more coverage may follow.
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Charles Phelps Taft
U. S
Intelligence Division
Taft Calls Moderates Key to 1936 GOP Victory
In his book You and I And Roosevelt Charlie Taft argues Republicans must appeal to moderates who favor progress but not too much, aligning with New Deal aims on securities regulation, stock exchanges, and bank deposits as in the country’s best interests.
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Charlie
Taft
You
Roosevelt
Ike
New Deal
Securities and Stock Exchange
Criticism of New Deal Policies and Spending Comforts
The speaker supports Social Security but denounces the New Deal as unjust and impractical. He criticizes currency policy and quotes the phrase spend thrift generosity. He cites three core issues: must bills pushed through by Congress, relief waste and politics, and the spoils system under James A. Farley.
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Congress
James A. Farley
Lincoln Birthday Invitation Withdrawn Over Political Views
A Republican son of a Republican president declined delivering this year’s Lincoln Birthday address after a statement of his political views. He criticized those who condemn Franklin D. Roosevelt and showed resistance to certain Republican speakers who support similar critiques.
Taft Shaped Landon Relief and Reform Platform
Charlie Taft largely drafted Landon planks on relief social security and civil service reform and, as Landon’s representative, pushed them onto the Cleveland convention platform. A Cincinnati Society leader he helped establish the city manager form of government, combat political corruption, and promote lasting reform through voter education.
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Charlie Taft
Landon
Cleveland
Cincinnatus Society
Cimcinnati
Ralph W Robey A London Ad Staffer And Banker
Ralph W Robey 35 years old is linked to The Scribe from a 1918 New York training class in foreign service at a major bank. A banking graduate of Indiana and Columbia, he writes on banking for The Christian Science Monitor New York Evening Post and Washington Post and has lectured at Columbia. He befriended Prof Raymond Mbley and shaped early New Deal views, authoring Roosevelt versus Recovery (1933) which criticized New Deal economics.
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London
Ralph W. Robey
the Scribe
New York
Robey
University of Indiana
Columbia
Christian Science Monitor
New York Evening Post
Washington Post
Raymond Mbley
Roosevelt
Advisor Earl H. Taylor Aids Gov Landon on Agriculture
Earl H. Taylor 45 chief editorial writer for The Country Gentleman serves as adviser to Governor Landon on agriculture. Born on a Kansas farm, he studied business law at Nebraska University and worked for The Kansas City Star before joining The Country Gentleman in 1920. He has built strong ties with about 600 farmers county agents rural editors bankers and merchants through correspondence and visits for firsthand information.
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Landon
Earl H. Taylor
The
Country Gentleman
Kansas
Taylor
Nebraska University
Kansas City Star
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