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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1952
Page
3
Voters in Bristol convene at John Reynolds School House to decide on creating a Charter Commission and funding of 2500 dollars for its expenses The notices also call for electing up to nine certified candidates to serve on the Charter Commission as per state law.
A Bristol Rhode Island reader questions why Frank Sylvia was not invited to speak about a Prudential strike issue and accuses the club of anti union bias. The Phoenix note clarifies the event never occurred and Sylvia was not asked to speak.
Industrial finish engineers have created a wrinkle finish for typewriters that absorbs light and reduces glare. The coating is easy to clean and resists dust, improving visibility and maintenance for typists.
A plain language explainer covers quarters of coverage and how to become fully or currently insured under the new Social Security law. It details requirements for eligibility, including work in covered employment, and who may receive benefits for retirement or survivors case.
The average car generates enough heat to warm a six room house. Without its cooling system the tremendous heat would destroy the automobile engine. The life of the engine depends on the good operation of the cooling system.
The Earth's magnetic field slowly changes as well as more rapid shifts that occur regularly. Large irregular magnetic storms result from solar particles and atmospheric currents. Storms disrupt radio transmissions but are not linked to thunder storms and often accompany northern lights.
According to Childcraft Books the robin is not dainty but a glutton. The bird pecks the ground daily and consumes about eighteen feet of earthworms, totaling more than the bird's own weight.
Patricia Phillips notes the troop held a Monday meeting to finish valentines to be mailed next week. Attendance was strong, registration cards were issued, and a birthday cake celebrated the first anniversary. The meeting ended with a good night circle. Also records show US bituminous coal mines set a new safety record in 1950.
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