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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1950

Page

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Zonin Sues Over Hope Street Filling Station Blockade

In Bristol Superior Court Spot Zonin seeks action in equity to stop construction of a service station at Hope and Wood streets. A restraining order is in place pending a hearing after 30 days from filing. Respondents Carmone DeRosa are represented by Frank L Martin. The zoning change to allow the project was approved at a November town meeting 151 to 116 with a council-ordered call on June 12.

Yerry Road Werner E Follin Alvira Follin Wood Street Manuel Cos Mary C Coster Henry Eet Ellen S High Street Frank J Carmone Salvatore DeRosa Frank L. Martin Vnk Weebhe DeRosa En Carmone Sh. Corel Zoning Board of Review

Civil Defense Volunteers List Expanded By Navy Officer

Lt. Werner E. Follin USN ret head of the Civil Defense personnel division announced additional volunteers. Names include Paul Tillson Barbara Arnoldo Mabel Belanger Harriet Brown A J Russo Donald W Matheson Helen Coggeshall Florence Jordan J Milne Vicencia Palazio Clyde Pendleton Joseph Rodrigues and Joseph W Sousa. A volunteers enrollment number is given and a Legion Hall meeting at 8 p.m. for CD assistant directors is planned.

Werner E. Follin USN Paul C. Tillson Barbara Arnoldo Mabel Belanger Harriet Brown A. J. Russo Donald W. Matheson Helen Coggeshall Florence Jordan J Milne Vicencia Palazio Clyde Pendleton Joseph Rodrigues Joseph W. Sousa Lt. Follin Bristol Legion Hall

Christmas Tree Pickup Announced for January 3

Highway Department official Joseph F Panone says discarded Christmas trees will be collected on Wednesday January 3 by all available crews and trucks. Trees must be placed out separately as they will not be picked up with regular refuse due to truck hopper limits.

Highway Department Joseph F Panone Panone

Pressler to Offer Variety by Brilliant Israel Pianist Mor mor

Mor Mor Pressler, a 22 year old Israel pianist, will present a broad recital range under the Bristol Community Concert Association. His brief career includes performances with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Indianapolis and San Antonio symphonies, and New York Philharmonic. Born in Magdeburg, Germany, he fled to Palestine at age 10. in 1946 he read of a 1009 Dbassy prize and traveled to San Francisco for the contest, arriving just before the competition.

Israel Pianst Bristol Community Concert Association Philadelphia Orchestra Indianapolis Symphony San Antonio Symphony New York Philharmonic Symphony National Symphony Washington Cleveland Orchestra Buffalo Philharmonic Magdeburg Germany Palestine Tel-Aviv San Francisco

Notice of Bristol Phoenix publication date and ad deadline

The Bristol Phoenix announces its sole issue next week will be Friday January 5. Advertisers are reminded copy must be submitted by noon on the day before publication.

Bristol Phoenix

Homecoming of a wounded Korean War Marine

Cpl Ralph Nastri, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nastri of 117 Bradford Street, returned home for Christmas on crutches after being wounded in Korea. He served with the Marines at Inchon, near the Changjin Reservoir, and the Pusan Perimeter, was evacuated to Japan, and later wired his family to not worry. He is expected to be transferred to Chelsea Naval Hospital.

Ralph Nastri Andrew Nastri Bradford Street Korea Son California Tokio Japan Inchon Changun Pusan Cpl Nastri Bristol Senior High School Maces South Korea Chelsea Naval

Fire damages Oscar Pivin home on Hope Street

A bedroom fire at the Oscar Pivin residence 680 Hope Street triggered a general alarm at about 230 Sunday morning. The blaze caused an estimated 400 damage to the house and its contents. Fire Chief Robert J. Anderson said the origin was not yet determined.

Oscar Pivin Hope Street Robert J. Anderson

Bristol Scouts Lead County Rally at Warren Town Hall

Bristol Roy Scouts and adult leaders played prominent roles in a Wangoog Jamboree rally at Warren Town Hall Wednesday night. J Foster Rice of Bristol chaired the county activities committee and directed arrangements for the Bristol participants.

Bristol Roy Warren Town Hall Bristol J Foster Rice

Local Civil Defense Reorganizes Under Lt. Col Martin

The local Civil Defense unit announces new appointments and changes with Lt. Col L. Martin named director of administration and George T Ingrall appointed assistant director. Chiles W Cross resigns and other posts filled by Frank J Murphy and Paul J Sacone. Canon Daniel K Davis assists in school house to house survey to assess homeless and vehicle capacity.

Wedl percUuunet Setu Coloul L. Martin USA Frank J .Murphy Ood Street Acs Stat Cnhe Chiles W Cross Paul J Sacone Hope Street Col .Martin Daniel K Davis St. Michael's Church Transportation

Collins & Aikman Links Textile Giving to Rhode Island Design

Frederic A. Cornell, Collins & Aikman resident manager, presented a company check to the New England Textile Foundation in Providence with a stipulation that a fixed sum go to the Rhode Island School of Design. He said the contribution supports the foundation’s work in technical manpower and textile progress. Cornell noted regular future giving and similar gifts from plants in Philadelphia and North Carolina.

Frederic A. Cornell Collins & Aikman New England Textile Foundation Providence Rhode Island School of Design Cornell Philadelphia North Carolina

Nominations for Judges Delayed by Senate Subcommittee

A Senate judiciary subcommittee has not acted on President Truman’s nominations of Judge John P Hartigan to the U S Court of Appeals First Circuit and former Senator Edn L Leahy to succeed Hartigan as federal district judge in Providence. The panel said delay does not reflect on the nominees and aims to avoid setting a premature precedent late in the Senate session.

Senate Judiciary President Truman John P Hartigan U S. First Circuit Court of Appeals Edn L Leahy Hartgan Providence Senate

Bristol Urges Christmas Seals Returns Amid Campaign

Miss Evelyn Carter secretary of the Bristol District Nursing Association reports about $1500 in Christmas Seal returns so far, tying Bristol’s progress with last year. Some donors have not yet reported. accounts stay open until Jan 1 with final totals expected to reach last year’s $1942.

Bristol Evelyn Carter Miss Carter

Six month rubbish collection schedule announced

Highway Surveyor Joseph F Pannone introduces a new six month rubbish collection plan to run from next Tuesday with a district based system. Each home will receive a copy showing district numbers and monthly pickup dates. Holidays shift collection to the next day and the first full week rule governs start dates in March May and other months. Districts 1 to 7 go on Tuesday Districts 8 and 9 on Wednesday Districts 11 and 12 on Thursday and 13 and 14 on Friday.

Joseph F Pannone Hope Street Thames Street District 16 Pannone

Dimond Recalls Bristol County’s First Telephone Operator

Charles F. Dimond, 56 Church Street, recalls being Bristol’s first switchboard operator around 1878 or 1879. He worked after school and dinner, staying until 10 pm for two dollars weekly. The exchange was in Charlie Munro’s shoe store on Hope Street, with Breckenridge and Boswell installing the board.

Charles F. Dimond Church Street Bristol County Bristol Charlie Mumnro Charlie Munro Robt. F. Munro

Humorous Clippings From Relief Letters and Grammatical Jokes

A columnist shares amusing excerpts from relief correspondence including asks for money, medical care, and marriage details. The piece ends with a playful poem on irregular plurals and a mock inquiry about gendered pronouns.

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