Editorials Let Them Learn To Walk
Tanganyika expected to seek independence and join the British Commonwealth before the United Nations. The piece argues new nations should learn to walk for a probation period, presenting a cautious view of UN membership timing and comparing to other newly independent states. It also discusses safety rules for medicine from the American Medical Association to prevent accidents and ensure proper use.
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Tanganyika
British Commonwealth
United Nations
Congo
The
American Medical Association
Top Officials Tour Vets Home In Rhode Island
A contingent led by Milton DC visited the Rhode Island Veterans Home yesterday afternoon. Deputy commander W. Williams Sminangant welcomed them as Margaret Farrell presented a 71 dollar check to fund a mill for making wards. Attending dignitaries included Joseph Socha Emile Picard hospital chair John Jayson Jr Bristol Dept Jr vice Cmdr Joseph F Gladue and others from the DAV and DA.V. Newport.
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R.I. Veterans
Milton DC
Bere
DAV
Welco Chesster
W. Williamss
Cohm
Brs
Margaret Farrell
R. I
Joseph Socha
Emile C. Picard Hospital
John Jayson, Jr
Bristol
Joseph F. Gladue
Newport
Albert A. Buonno
Da.v
Joseph T Corrente
Ira Einhorn
Wilfred E. Bacon
Frank P .Charpentier
James Baker
Emily Baker
D.A.V
Christmas Charity Sale Aids Needy at K of C Hall
Pyra mids of Charity Women's Club stage a Christmas sale at K of C Hall today and tomorrow to support the very poor. Publicity chairwoman Mrs Vasta L Ruggiero notes insufficient reply to letters and urges broad public help to fund supplemental aid during Christmas and year round.
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Pyramids of Charity Women’s Club
K of C Hall
Vasta L. Ruggiero
Ruggiero
Christmas program themes and posters planned
Rose Margaret Rosano will again portray the Blessed Mother in the Christmas pageant. Posters with the Keep Christmas For Christ theme will be distributed, and an assembly performance titled A Family's Day Before Christmas will be presented.
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Victoria Salcone
Mary Sue Bruno
Michael Morra
Rose Margaret Rosano
Marigrace Sousa
Emily Murgo
Colt Memorial High School
Jesus
Mary
Blessed Mother
One Hundred Years Ago in Bristol Civil War Years
A December 4 1861 Bristol notice says the Ladies Society will send a Christmas box to Washington. Citizens urged to donate items at Mrs H B Norris's. local dry goods stores to close early for winter lectures. Skating pond urged. thanks offered to Mr and Mrs Wilcox for ice cream. Joseph S. Treadwell, a private, to join the Navy as Master’s Mate at NY Navy Yard. Marriage announced at St Michael's Church Edward Coward and Ellen Sakes. Pew sale ad. subscription drive. Editorial discusses war length and northern and southern motives, with Providence military review details and troop counts in the Army at the present time.
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Ladies Society
Washington
H. B Norris
Stamp rewards lead to new shop opening in Providence
A family recalls discovering a Providence stamp exchange shop near Richmond with a large parking lot and a busy opening day. They buy a rare promo item described as two large stamps marked 1 1-5, then haul home two tons of cartons for their collection, noting the store’s lively start and a clerk noting the special art stamps.
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Leeuw
Richmonds
Frida
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Top Officials
Civics Club of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
St. Aloysius Orphanage
Greenville
R.I
Santa Claus
Rose Carol Pasquarelli
Frosty the Snowman
Kathleen Caizzi
K. of C. Hall
Bristol Phoenix
Joseph S. Treadwell
Co. C, 2Nd Regt. R.I. Volunteers
Navy
NY. Navy Yard
St. Michael’s. Church
Stowe
Thomas Galladet
Edward Coward
New York
Ellen S
William Fakes
Benj. Tilley
Hope St
Jeff Davis
Providence
Exchange Place
Sprague
Howard and
Phoenix
Viall
2Nd Regiment
Balchasi Cok
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