Planning Board to study road standards for new Bristol developments
Bristol Planning Board met with Town Solicitor Eugene Cochran and Highway Surveyor Joseph Pannone to consider amending regulations requiring contractors to build hard surfaced roads in front of new developments. Cochran warned section five overstates town duties, arguing funding and council votes are needed for hard surfacing.
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Bristol Planning Board
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Eugene F. Cochran
Joseph F. Pannone
Planning Board
Russell S. Bray
Bristol Property Valuation Rises Near One Million
Bristol 1950 total assessed valuation climbs to 21,313,800 up from 20,369,925 in 1949 with a net tax assessment of 460,520.75 after exemptions. Tangible personal property gains lead the rise with 575,840 more than last year, while buildings and improvements add 304,140 and intangible property increases 12,350. The tax rate is 2.46 per 100 for real estate and tangible property and 40 cents per 100 for intangible property.
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Bristol
Board of Tax Assessors
Phoenix observes V J Day closures in Rhode Island notices
The Bristol Phoenix will be closed Monday for V J Day in Rhode Island. The paper will publish on Wednesday instead of Tuesday. August 14 is Victory Day and laws restrict work on holidays except in specific cases.
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Bristol Stores To Close Monday For V J Day Observance
Stores in the Bristol Business Civic Association along Hope Street will close all day Monday in observance of V J Day. Announcement came from association president Edward D. Kuns this morning.
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Edward D. Kuns
Bristol Post baseball team wins Rhode Island title on late rally
The Bristol Kearney Post baseball team defeated Lackanasset Post of Crawley 6 to 5 after trailing early. Dan Ahearn tripled in the fourth and Hermhan Grabert drove in the tying run in the eighth. Cordeiro pitched in relief and Bristol used a ninth inning baserunner to score the winning run on a wild throw and a long fly by Ahearn. Coach Vin Santo praised the hustle as Bristol extended a 12 game win streak and eyed national scouts and playoffs with Connecticut and beyond.
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Kearney
United States
Dan Ahearn
Loc‘kanesset
Kearney Post
Frank Pirri
Hermhan Grabert
Dick Cordeiro
Perry
Towra Risa
Ceapees
Hin
Cordeiro
Lackanesset
Ahearn
Aong
Vin Santo
Most Local Factories Back To Fill Production Schedules
Bristol’s unemployment dropped 108 percent from last year as August 1949 to 1950 figures show 360 unemployed now. Growth tied to textiles, insulated wire, rubber footwear, and construction boosted hours and shifts at Collins and Aikman, Carr, and Bristol Manufacturing Corp. No sharp gain in overall employment at B M C amid rising raw materials and potential war demand.
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George C. Perkins
Rhode Island Unemployment Service
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Maurice C. Smith, Jr
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Carr Manufacturing Corp
Nantucket to Cuttyhunk Cruise by Scoop Crew
This narrative follows the Scoop crew as they navigate Nantucket, Bristol, and Cuttyhunk with small craft warnings. They enjoy Nantucket's historic seaport charm and yacht club hospitality while enduring rough seas, gear, and a swift 50 mile leg to Vineyard Haven and Cuttyhunk.
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Rangers Move Memorial Contest From Guiteras Field
The Bristol Rangers Drum and Bugle Corps will hold its third annual memorial competition in Warren on Sunday, Aug. 27 after being denied use of the concession at Guiteras Field by the Bristol Boy Scouts Parents' Committee. President Anthony A Balzano says the refusal stems from a no sublet clause and lack of prior school committee consent, forcing the corps to seek an alternate site and proposing a $25 concession payment.
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Guiteras Field
Anthony A Balzano
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Rangers
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Bristol Rangers Band Plans Two Day Celebration With Parade and Competitions
The Bristol Rangers Drum and Bugle Corps announce a two day event featuring a shag parade, dance, and bugle and drum corps contests in Warren. The third annual Manuel Paiva and John Freitas memorial competition leads the program, with invitations sent and plans for a 3 p m Sunday contest preceded by a 2 p m parade.
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Manuel Paiva
John Freitas
Bristol
Anthony A. Balzano
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Post Office Schedule For Monday August Fourteen
Bristol Post Office announces no town carrier delivery on Monday with rural service. Mails depart at 6 30 am and 8 am while arrivals occur at 7 15 am and are boxed before 9 am. A clerk will be on duty from 4 to 6 pm for manufacturing concerns only.
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