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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1941

Page

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Rockwell withdraws bid to lead Bristol schools

Charles B. Rockwell, longtime Bristol School Committee chair and Collins and Aikman executive, will not seek reappointment. In a January 30, 1941 letter, he cites 16 years of service and growing ties to Bristol schools, detailing changes and advocating a comprehensive program emphasizing practical arts and vocational training.

Charles B. Rockwell Collins and Aikman Corporation Rockwell Bristol R. I Byfield Burton Taft and Mason Walley Oliver and Burton Hayman Colt High School Reynolds John Post Reynolds Teras Andrews the Gutteras R-Rs Sears Charles B Rockwell Favorig Capone Mapes Anthony Russo Hope Street Lieut. Capone Russo Ruth Tattric Mt. Hope Avenue

Bristol Filings Hint at Third Ticket in Biennial Town Election

Republicans filed their slate with Town Clerk John W. Church led by Dr John R Bernardo and Earl P Mathewson at 4 15 pm and formally at 4 30 pm. Democrats filed shortly after with Robert Jo Anderson presenting their list, naming council and school board candidates while notes of withdrawals and possible Father Michael Ryan withdrawal circulated.

Jeneverall John W. Church Republican Town Committee John R. Bernardo Earl P Mathewson GOP Robert Jo Anderson Democratic Town Committee Hns Party Lst Mr Church Bernardo J Floyd Huestis Paul O Herzig John P Marshall A. Edmonds James J Velleca Henry F Serbst Michael W Pasquarelli Democrats Raymond S. Brightman Delwin P Crowle James P Fay Philip Sansone Joseph Viera Leo Cantwell Charles B Rockwell Mary J Condon Anthony da Ponte Janet B. Clark Samuel D. Clark Vincent J. Saviano John Andrade Father Ryan

Bristol Per Pupil Costs Report Shows Low Spending

Bristol School System posted a per pupil cost of 72.85 dollars, 38th of 39 towns, with Warwick at 72.58. Superintendent Elmer S Mapes reported total expenditures of 157,523.21 dollars including unpaid bills, and noted a budget cut reduced initial appropriation to 156,669.27. He outlined savings by category, cafeteria results, evening school continuation, and staffing changes as the district prepares for the next budget.

Warwick Bristol Elmer S Mapes Mapes

Colt High School Class C football champions honored tonight

Colt High School undefeated Class C champions receive tribute at a Bristol Rotary Club testimonial in the Colonial Hotel. Coach Warren I Huston and 36 players plus staff are celebrated with speakers Denny Myers and William T Halloran among others, with awards presented by the Rotary and Rhode Island alumni associations.

Colt High School Warren I. Huston Dante Pansa Colonial Bristol Rotary Club Denny” Myers Brown University William T. Halloran John E. Martin Rhode Island Bristol Rotary Club James E. Sullivan Guiteras Memorial William Pinch C. Herbert Taylor R. A. de Buccci Rhode Island State Alumni Association Bristol-Colt-Andrews Alumni Association Dante Thomas Campagna Julio Troiano Joseph Santos Anthony Morra Frank Codola Charles Andrade Leonard Marino Attilio Topazio Monroe Toews Raymond DeLeo Vincent Vaccaro Edward Massa Clarence Bowron Norman Rave Gilbert Aguiar Louis Alfano Frank Murgo Michael Rucci

Italy loses Libya interest as war reshapes North Africa

The article notes Italy's long effort in Libya since 1911 to 1912, detailing large costs in conquest and colonization, the Balbo-led 1938 settlement of 20 000 peasants, and infrastructure like roads and air bases. It questions future dividends as British control looms over Tripoli and Tobruk amid ongoing conflict.

Italy Libya Africa Jabya Sicily Texas Balbo Bengasi Tripoli Cirenaica Tripolitania Tunisia Egypt Tobruk

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