UN Assembly Comments and Dinner at Delegates Dining Room
The writer recalls attending the UN General Assembly session with earphone translation and observing delegates from various nations. They note the equality of votes, compare small and large states, and describe dining with delegates, where they try lamb shish kebab and reflect on foreign dishes and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hota
Poe
Tacesknir Elen
Iran
Serbia
Soviet “Union
United States
Rhode Island
New York
Texas
U. S
Senate
France
North
Africa
Wang
South America
Shea
Frank Sinatra
Town's Plant H search nears sale amid mixed efforts
The article traces the Bristol industries committee long effort to save Plant H after C A shuttered operations in 1954. It notes a rising fund, waning grants, and two paid consultants who joined to lure small industries to the site. The panel awaits outcomes of a planned sale and continues volunteer work to protect jobs for 800 workers.
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Bruno
Pamachintes
Indetries
Canmie
Sergten
Bristol
Segeis
Industries Committee
Jerome M
Donovan
Anthony d
Pin- Sark
Fedsuts O
Sale of Plant H promised in Friday negotiations
Town officials and press reps met at the hotel to witness the scheduled sale of Plant H tied to Collins and the e company. The nine men named as industrial leaders discussed the deal amid speculation on tax valuation and possible exemptions by the Board of Tax Assessors.
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Collins
the. R. 1
Development Council
Ibnotten Group
Fo Hotel
Erared Itilas
Ao Bank
Butlaing
Alae Galen
Bostom
Providence
South
Pero
Mass
Bernard
Abed
Joseph F. Bruno
William E. Magee
Martin
Ustry
Saul Rick
Ralph H. Sea
Jagolinzer
Phoenix
Beth Bosworth
Anomas
Board of Tax Assessors
Industrial Committee Sowed Seed for Bristol Woolen Mill History
Historical notes recount the Commercial Club's Industrial Committee planning a Bristol woolen mill in 1882 led by Charles B. Rockwell Sr. The effort advanced from seatings at Burnside Memorial Building to Rockwell’s Cranston Mills, moving to Bristol and expanding the Worsted Mill into a sizable complex along Thames Street by 1892.
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Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Committee
Civic Industries Committee
Srckell
Tha
Wee
SNL Eeeine
Cs Elileeny
Bristol
Council
Burnside Memorial
Charles B. Rockwell, Sr
Cranston
R. L
Cranston Mills
Rockwell
Charles B. Rockwell
Babbitt
Hope Street
Grand Army Hall
P. Shultsberge
Orrin Ll. Bosworth
Hezekiah W. Church
J. Howard Manchester
Worsted Mill Corporation
Detinsey Gemrrom
Garis Peece
Thames Street
Plant H Merger and Relocation Noted In Historical Records
The text describes Plant H located with unclear address notes, relocation to new facilities, and a merger with Ne Aikman around 1927. It mentions surrounding references to Thames station and other faded details, indicating changes in operation and subsequent continuation under different ownership.
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Aa Ta Beet Cig
Wit Ne
Aikman
Thames
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