Bristol District Nursing Report for October 1950
The Bristol District Nursing Association submits its October monthly report. General care cases total 38 with 159 visits, maternal care 5 cases and 23 visits, prenatal 12 visits, tuberculosis 23 visits. Clinics held 45, child welfare 4, babies examined by doctors 28 9.
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Bristol
J. M
C&a
Recipe fragment from a grocery item list and cooking steps
The text shows instructions for a simple dish using a light green pepper, green beans, diced carrots and potatoes, water, salt, and pepper. It mentions a White House Evaporated Milk product and rough timing for simmering until vegetables are tender.
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White House
Health Clinic Census Notes and Service Counts
A brief tally lists the number of babies and patients for Chest and X-Ray at one, plus one patient. It records tonsil and children counts, six office calls, four social visits, and twelve additional office activities.
Information For Vets Weighing Life Insurance Options
A Providence regional office manager explains converting term life to National Service Life Insurance requires family needs and premium ability. Term offers protection with no cash value or loans, so discuss with family before deciding. VA offices provide full NSLI information. Monotype versus linotype is also explained: monotype sets each letter. linotype casts a full line.
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National Service
John L. Reavey
Providence
Reavey
Mr. Reavey
Monotype
Linotype
Bristol Marine Ends Training At Parris Island
Marine Private First Class Maximiano Parros completed training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island and earned a promotion. He scored 214 of 250 on the Garand rifle and received the silver sharpshooter badge. Parros joined the Marine Corps in July 1950 and studied first aid field hygiene tactics and drill.
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Parris Island
S. C
Maximiano Parros
High Street
Marine Corps Recret
Marine
Barros
Return to the Past in Rambling Boxing Reflections
The article recounts Joe Benjamin’s call for a revived era of boxing featuring Kearns and Charles vs Maxim, weighs past Dempsey bouts and financial offers, and contrasts old football endurance with modern speed while noting Columbia football program charts. It links historical figures like Dempsey Louis Tunney and references Princeton and Brown players from earlier eras.
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Joe Benjamin
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Kearns
Old Jack
Jack
Doc
Maxim
Exzard Charles
Benjamin
Charles
O.K
Joe
Tin
Joe Louis
Louis
Tunney
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Columbia
Claude Rene Heads Bristol Senior High Student Council
Claude R Rene son of Mr and Mrs Frank O Rene has been elected president of the Bristol Senior High School Student Council. Officers include Alfred Costa vice president Joan Ferrara secretary William Mancieri treasurer. Members listed Ann Abenante Sebastian Dias James Abenante Alice Jacek Edward Costa Robert Velleca Louis Annarummo George Medeiros Raymond Sousa Faculty advisor Michael Securo.
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Claude R. Rene
Frank O. Rene
Bristol Senior High School
John L. Burke
Alfred Costa
Joan Ferrara
William Mancieri
Ann Abenante
Sebastian Dias
James Abenante
Alice Jacek
Edward Costa
Robert Velleca
Louis Annarummo
George Medeiros
Raymond Sousa
Michael Securo
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