Local Civic Notes from January Open House and Elections
January 1 large YMCA Open House with about three hundred attendees. January 8 NLRB voids Carr Manufacturing election from November 2 1952 and orders a new vote. January 18 Democratic party names Joseph F Bruno as local ticket leader and plans candidates for town treasurer and probate judge.
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YMCA
Democratic Party
Joseph F. Bruno
Thomas D. Adams, Jr
Bristol Fire and Civic Highlights From May to November
A Bristol town chronicle lists May 1 to Nov 25 events, including firemen muster plans, veterans home concerns, a 91st birthday clambake, Dutch Elm disease, a Korean War missing in action, and local officials reshaping schools, tax lists, and civic projects with emphasis on community service and local leadership.
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Chester W. Williams
Veterans’ Home
Frank D Slocum
Belgium
Rishe
Dan” Coggeshall
Cemetery Commission
Joseph C. Kinder
Hunt Bros. Circus
Lions Club
Bradford Street
Bernard Almeida Wis
Edward L. Leahy
Bristol
Alden W . Poole
Bristol” da Ay
Roswell S. Bos
Bosworth
Frederick T. Gilf
Avotler
Zonifig Bhdard
GOP
Red Cross Blood
Benjamin Hazen Installed as United Brothers Synagogue President
A february item notes Benjamin Hazen becoming president of the United Brothers Synagogue on February 3. The report captures local events from February through April including anniversaries, town politics, Civil Defense, zoning, and municipal updates with multiple names and dates.
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Benjamin Hazen
United Brothers Synagogue
George R. Fish
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Honesty
Thames St. Empire
Nevach
Meier Paleyev
Phoenix
December notices and changes in local organizations
December items report Collins and Aikman Corp closing Plant H and appointing McGovern as clerk of the board of tax assessors Castriotta succeeds him. A Marys Church enrollment growth leads to school relocation. Joseph Oars faces a $75 racket charge and pleads guilty. Bristol Seas sends Merry Christmas wishes in a Phoenix special issue. Albert P. Russo, state DAV commander, defends the organization’s fundraising efforts.
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Collins and Aikman Corp
Bristol Seas
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Phoenix
Albert P. Russo
Dav
Walsine
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Helena E. Wells
Bristol Exchange
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S. William Wood
Salvation Army
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U. S
Chester A. Arthur
Burnside Memorial Building
Ott
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Kingsmen
C. Brito Construction Co
Edward L. Leahy, Jr
USN
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State Streets
Legion
Charles H. Lynch
St. Mary’s Church
William H. Buffington
Buffington
Joseph Cavallaro
Tufts College
Augustine C. Ramos
Temple, University
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Charles B. Rockwell
Queenabeth
England
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U. S. S. Yosemite
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Korea
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Castriotin
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Highlands
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Gooding Avenue
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Byfield School
Edmund P. “Hector” Massa
Anthony E. Agatiello
R. S. Bosworth
the Phoenix
New England
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Anthony J. Nunes
Edward J.tzgerald
Henry A. Street
Tale
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Meee
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St Mary's Church
Civil Defense Organization
John J. Sylvia
Wilfred ‘Tetreault
Joseph Rodrigue
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Civil Defense
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Tetreualt
Hunson
Oscar A. Rishe
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Antonio Salazar
Portugal
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