Alcoholism Viewed as Disease at Rotary Meeting
William W. Smith of the U S Committee for Education on Alcoholism told Rotary Club listeners that four million excess drinkers exist in the United States, three and a half million chronically, with alcoholism framed as a disease not a crime. He outlined a five point program including public education, an information center in Providence, hospital beds, outpatient clinics, and rest homes for severe cases.
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United States
William W. Smith
U. S .Committee For Education On Alcoholism
Rotary Club
Smith
Laboratory of Applied Physiology
Yale University
Rhode
Providence
That That Don’t from Page 1 Visit with Nassau Builder
The narrator and Clint meet Lee the builder from Nassau who anchored at Cuttyhunk. They plan to thank him for Scoop and tour his motor sailor aboard before heading to Newport. The trip continues with passes near Stan Lavington and the cutter Kokua, a Newport Harbor stop, then Prudence and home to Bristol.
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Lee Ithe
Nassau
Cuttyhunk
Clint
Scoop
Newport
Stan Lavingston
Pagé 1 fragment hints at Bi tale in Sy hey epg sing
Page one fragment references Bi and Sy in a short tale framed as pagé 1 material with unclear context and names. The readable portion notes a likely cultural or linguistic note. The piece lacks full details or verifiable events.
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Epg
Bristol man dies in gravel fill accident and road talks
John Marz a Bristol resident born November 11 1875 and husband of Cathrine (Schobel) Marz died after a 74 inch gravel fill shifted on Burton Street. Funeral arrangements are set at C M Connery Funeral Home. The Bristol Planning Board debated road surfacing standards and effects on land owners with a Sept 14 meeting to discuss permanent road guidelines and who bears surfacing costs.
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Atiel
Marz
Burton Street
Resa
Cath
Schobel
Frederick Ww
Woda
Cochran
Roger Pigeon
Maurice Smith
ITI
Pannone l
Pannone
Funeral for John J. McGovern in Bristol RI
Funeral for John Joseph McGovern Sr of 10 Lincoln Avenue Bristol, last member of Rhode Island Militia Second Regiment, held at 8:15 a.m. from home and 9 a.m. Mass at St Mary’s Church Bristol. Burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Survived by wife Catherine Breen McGovern, six daughters and one son.
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Bristol
C. M. Connery
Burton Street
George H. Smith
First Baptist Church of
North Burial Ground
John Joseph McGovern
Lincoln Avenue
Rhode Island
St. Mary’s Church
Charles C Curran
St. Mary's Church
Paul McNill
St. Columban Seminary
Austin J Smith
St. Mary’s
Bernard McLaughlin O. P
Providence College
St Mary's Cemetery
Father Smith
Francis N Perry
William A. Tucker
John R. Freitas
Richard P Boyle
Harold W. Gifford, Jr
John E Gifford
McGovern
Catherine (Breen) McGovern
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Manuel ‘Marshall
George M. Wilbur & Sons ,O
Our Chapel
Main St
Warren
Constitution St
Joseph Sansone
Mbalmer
State St
Frigidaire
Charles M. Connery
Tel
Burton St
Mfg. Co
Cutler ST
Warren, R. I
Jms
Studebaker
Toplin’s
Thames St
New England
Ee Ing
Planning Board
John J. McGovern
Wood St
Sidineegygrenner
Bowen Oil CO
Market St. Warren
R. I
Timren
Enrkcy
ED Omeer Ptioy
Nate
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