Town party candidacy slate filed for Bristol elections
Town Clerk John W. Church received both parties slate of candidates with no counter nominations. Republicans name Wall for Moderator and keep incumbents on Town Council. Democrats present Thompson as First Councilman and Pivin as Second Councilman. School committee races set with Mathewson and Tingley as nominees. other races list including Tax Assessors and Probate Judge opposition. Party slates include numerous district moderators and clerks across first and second voting districts.
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John W. Church
Bertram W. Wall
W. Fred ‘Williams
Wall
Charles O. F. Thompson
Bristol
Democratic Party
The
Democrats
Oscar Pivin
I. Lea Cantwell
Ambrose Federico
Anthony J. Nunes
Janet Clark
Earl P Mathewson
Harleigh V. S. Tingley
Vasta Lar. Ruggiero
Tingley
Lairien Capone
Capone
Mathewson
Frederick V. Martin
Frank Dimond
Ehmdate
Board of Tax Assessors
Edward Quirk
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Emilio Yannuccillo
Sewer Commission
Anthony W. DuPont
James A. Sisson
William H. Angevine
School Committee Set to Meet on Thursday Evening
The School Committee will convene Thursday at 8 PM in the Colt Memorial High School library. A report is expected on a teacher salary study by a joint committee led by chair Wilfred M. Hamill, with members Wesley A Armstrong I Leo Cantwell and John Andrade.
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Colt Memorial High School
Wilfred M. Hamill
Wesley A Armstrong
I Leo Cantwell
John Andrade
Rev F W Hayes Accepts Canon Position on Long Island
Rev Francis W Hayes formerly assistant rector at Trinity Church Houston has accepted a canonry at the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Garden City New York He will reside there with his wife and infant daughter The note also clarifies he is not a nephew of Mrs J Winthrop DeWolf of this town
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Francis W Hayes
Trinity Church
Houston
Texas
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Garden City
Long Island
Canon Hayes
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Jr Sr P T A Meeting At Colt School
The Junior Senior Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Tan M Walker will speak for the Salvage Committee on the housewife role in scrap collection. Parents and others are urged to attend and refreshments will follow.
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Colt Memorial High School
Tan M Walker
Geo Reama To Speak At Rotary Tomorrow On Bureaucracy
Georges Reama factory manager at American Screw Company and Providence Rotary Club member will discuss Management of Industry by Bureaucracy at tomorrow noon meeting. Reama is regarded as an outstanding New England authority on personnel relations.
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Rotary Club
Georges Reama
American Screw Company
Providence Rotary Club
Reama
New England
Kearney Legion Post Seeks Membership for Year
Kearney Post No 6 American Legion runs a membership drive this week to reach its quota. Seventy five members present heard that 88 members have joined so far and the quota is 143. Senior Vice Commander Donat J Gladue chairs the committee and will meet at 210 High Street tomorrow. William E Sanford, WW II veteran, was welcomed as a new member. Observers from the First Fighter Command praised the post observatory facility. The post reported 16 cars scrapped in December and 24 since then. Meetings continue at the Ever Ready Fire Station until further notice.
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Kearney
The
Americans Legion
Ever Ready ?Fire Company
Donat J. Gladue
High Street
Fotal
Kearney Post
William E. Sanford
George R. Fish
Army
Boston
Lecture Tonight On The Battle Of Russia
Col C Wellington Furlong discusses Russia in the peace conference and its wartime role in Rockwell Hall at the Y M C A. The talk covers Russia’s defense, prestige, and its place in current events, with tickets available at the door.
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Russia
C Wellington Furlong
Rockwell Hall
Col Furlong
Margaret McGann to report to Hunter College
Margaret McGann daughter of Mr and Mrs George W McGann of 715 Hope street has orders to report Friday February 19 at Hunter College New York to our conver training of the Women's Auxiliary Emergency Service McGann is the first Bristol Girl to become a WAVE sworn in December 22 She is a Colt Memorial High School Class of 1940 graduate and attended the Comptometer School in Providence The US Rubber Company general office force presented her with money before she resigned two weeks ago.
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Margaret McGann
George W. McGann
Hope Street
Hunter College
New York
Margaret
Bristol
Sersae
Colt Memorial High School
Comptometer School
Providence
US Rubber Company
Jane A Holmes Selected as Aviation Engineer Cadet
Miss Jane A Holmes daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Holmes of 913 South Main Street Warren Rhode Island is among five Rhode Island State College women chosen by Curtiss-Wright Corporation as engineering cadettes. They will study a special course then join the company to support aviation engineers. Holmes will report to Cornell University for training. Her father is plant engineer of U S Rubber Company. She previously worked with the Mariner Ship Vigilant and studied laboratory technology and is granddaughter of Mrs M Grace Farrally and the late Joseph Farrally former editor of the Phoenix.
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Jane A Holmes
A J Holmes
South Main Street
Warren
Rhode Island State College
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Miss Holmes
Cornell University
Holmes
U. S. Rubber Company
Mariner
Vigilant
M. Grace Farrally
Joseph Farrally
the Phoenix
Rubinoff Concert Draws Big Bristol Crowd
Rubinoff and Makai ka Alexander performed at Colt Memorial Hall in Bristol under the Rotary Club sponsorship. The afternoon and evening shows drew large audiences, with praise for the violinist's showmanship and for Alexander's accompaniment. The event raised funds for charity and featured several of Rubinoff’s own compositions plus a moving encore.
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Bristol Rotary Club
Rubinoff
Colt Memorial Hall
Makaika Alexander
Bristol
Victor Herbert
America
Boy Scouts Mark 30th Anniversary With Party
The First Bristol Troop, Boy Scouts of America, celebrated 30 years of the troop and 33 years of the organization with a birthday party after a regular meeting. Black Hawk Patrol led by Frank De Luca scored 47 points. Flaming Arrow earned a perfect uniform inspection. John Sylvester and others performed songs as plans advanced for the February 22 re registration and the next troop meeting themed “Commando Night.”
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
George R Fish
Black Hawk Patrol
Frank de Luca
Flaming Arrow
Bisbane
Fish
John Sylvester
Green Bar Scouts
Relle Promoted to Second Lieutenant Status
Edward H Relle 22 graduates as Second Lieutenant at Army Air Force Southeast Training Center Coral Gables Florida. Son of Edward H Relle Sr of 360 Wood Street he joined as Air Corp Cadet in June 1942 and earned outstanding marks as a navigation student. Lt Earle Belle 17 serves as Hospital Apprentice 2c at Parris Island South Carolina.
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Edward H Relle
Army Air Force Southeast Training Center
Pan American Section
Coral Gables
Florida
Relle
Edward H. Relle
Woodstreet
Air Corp
Ferry Command-at
Mount Carmel Bridge Fund Drive Aids Our Lady Shrine
The Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church announced a Friday bridge evening at Colt Memorial Auditorium War Bend with funds to benefit the Mount Carmel project. Co chairmen Genevieve Pagnano and Mrs Wiss led the committee. door prize and awards to be given. Several listed volunteers contributed to prizes refreshments tickets publicity and arrangements.
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John R- Bernardo
Wiss Genevieve Pagnano
Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Colt Memorial Auditorium
War Bend
John Langello
Reynolds Northup
Charles Otten
Colts St Andrews Game Postponed Due to Sickness
Coach Archie Allen announced the Colt St Andrews School basketball game scheduled for tonight at the Andrews gym has been postponed to a later date because of sickness at St Andrews.
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Archie Allen
Colt St
Free Press Returns in Tripoli After Allied Occupation
Italian workers and English officers restore a two page paper in Tripoli forty eight hours after British forces take the city. The issue blends Italian and English and circulates on a shoestring, with 1500 copies printed in limited power. The paper includes official proclamations and BBC news bullets, and editorial content begins to challenge Axis propaganda.
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Tripoli
Eighth Army
Ed Stevens
The
Christian Science Monitor
Stevens
Corriere di Tripoli
BBC News
Filippo Salerno
Signor Salerno
Mediterranean
Ihe Med
Rome
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Fred G Cleaver
Manuel Cardoza
James F. Wylie
G Elton Pierce
Joseph M. Edmonds
Grace VI Huestis
Jeremiah Andrade
Rudolph Bassing
Norman F. Renard
F. W. Hayes
Long Island Cathedral
Colt School
Geo. Reama
Rotary
Richard Green
Don Ameche
Joan Bennett
Ginger Rogers
Ray Milland
Ellery
William Gargan
Margaret Lindsay
Ellery Queen
Upe Velez
Leon Errol
Walter—Rees
Elisabeth
Risdon
Marion Martin
Jane A. Holmes
Coggeshall
Herbert
Makefka Alexander
Colt Memorial
Rubivof
Solo Grams
Shorton Giles
Hubert F. Hill
J. Winthrop de Wolf
V. J deRocha
James G. Carns
E. S Mapes
Roswell S. Bosworth
Boy Scouts
Mount Carmel Bridge
Carl Bisbano
Codola Caruso
John Bisbano
Joseph Bisbano
James J. Nolleca
Frank Giglio
Joseph Santutli
John Principe
Marion Miranda
Anthony Mazza
Raphaelina Lemaire
Rosalie DeRiso
James Monafo
Joseph King
Frank Bruno
Joseph Rich
Anna Santulli
Lillian Pasquarelli
Josephine Bruno
Antonetta Campanella
Rose Campanella
Madeline
Fortunato Squatrito
Anne Squatrito
Josephine Squatrito
John Troiano
John Sicignano
Philip Sansone
Frank Malafronte
Genevieve Malafronte
Mary Tedeschi
Mary Carmone
Helen Romano
Geraldine Marino
Rose Fasana Ayres
Victor Formisano
Thomas Murphy
Sylvia Pagnano
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