Defense of U S Will Be Subject of Address Here
Richard C. Rowson assistant director of the World Affairs Council of Rhode Island will speak on Where and How Shall We Build Our Defenses at Rockwell Hall YMCA at 8 p m Wednesday Arrangements for the event include forming a local chapter of the World Affairs Council with officers to be elected The speaker has a strong background in world affairs including an A B from UC Berkeley a Master of International Affairs from Columbia and service with the Foreign Policy Association
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Richard C. Rowson
World Affairs Council of Rhode Island
Rockwell Hall
YMCA
Ray Makowsky
World Affairs Council
Makowsky
Hollywood
Calif
University of California
University of California, Berkely
Navy
Pomona College
Columbia University Law School
Columbia Journal of International Affairs
Society of International Affairs
Columbia University
World Affairs Council of
Rhode Island
First Bristol Troop Scouts Honor Lincoln Valentine Leaders
Scout notes recall memory tributes to Abraham Lincoln Saint Valentine and George Washington at a First Bristol Troop meeting. They discuss a successful winter camping trip to Camp Yangong zero degree start and a special insignia for participants. Registration Night set for 1951 with new recruits and a Wednesday board of review for advancement.
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Abraham Lincoln
Saint Valentine
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
United States
Eorge
Washington
Nce
Valentine
Lincoln
Camp Yangong
George R. Fish
National Council and Narragansett Council
Mohawk Patrol Wins Inter-Patrol Contest
Last night the Mohawk patrol won the inter-patrol contest. The program was led by junior assistant scout masters Roger Pereira and William Enos with help from senior patrol leader Frank Bettencourt and quartermaster Manuel Correira. Scoutmaster Fish advised and Theodore Carmone, a former troop member, attended as a guest. The Explorer Ship Edwards and Cub Pack No 14 will reregister for 1951 later this week, Scoutmaster Fish announced.
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Roger Pereira
William Enos
Frank Bettencourt
Manuel Correira
Fish
Theodore Carmone
Edwards
Fourth of July committee lists Bristol town officials
The 1951 committee includes Bristol Town Council President and local chiefs along with numerous residents. Notables named are Roswell S. Bosworth Jr., Col. Arthur W. Barrett, Adm. Gilbert C. Hoover, and Edward J. Wilkinson among many others overseeing plans.
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Bristol Town
Anthony E. Agatiello
Roswell S. Bosworth
Anthony A Balzano
Arthur W. Barrett
Thomas H Black
William F. Butler
Gladys M. Brightman
C Thomas Campagna
Domenick V. A Capone
J Winthrop DeWolf, Jr
George R. Fish
James B. French
Frederick T Goff
Herbert F. Hayden
James M Husband
Independent bid looms after GOP primary results
Cardoza hinted at an independent run if chosen and Holmes challenged the endorsed Democratic candidate Dr. Samuel D. Clark in a tight primary. Holmes led narrowly by eight votes among about 600 ballots, boosting the Holmes camp ahead of March as strategists weigh three paths to influence Burnside Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardoza
Holmes
Samuel D. Clark
Clark
Paul A. Herzig
Burnside
Marshall
Teachers Pay Cont from Page 1 Brief
A fragment notes Women’s Club Brotherhood week events in February and March including a February 13 date and a February 6 auction for the March of Dimes benefiting local education programs.
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Women’s Club Brotherhood
Use of Buildings Mt Carmel church Granted at Guiteras Auditori
The Mt Carmel church was granted use of the Guiteras auditorium on April 5 and 6 for performances and April 2 and 3 for rehearsals. Samuel Potter and Arthur H Manchester applied for janitor positions at Rockwell School. Joseph Reynolds, 4th grade teacher at Reynolds School, will be inducted into the armed services Feb 16 and receives military leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Guiteras
Auditoriurg
Rockwell School
Samuel Potter
Hope
Arthur H. Manchester
Sunnyside Avenue
Joseph Reynolds
Reynolds School
Armed Services
Eileen M. Pierce
Mr. Sousa
Mary O. Rego
Miss Pierce
Calf Pens Dangers Rise With Summer Insect Problems
Dirty calf pens worsen in summer as flies and other insects multiply, increasing disease risk for calves. The note highlights hygiene and pest control importance on farms during hot months.
Candled Cartoned Eggs Fetch Higher Prices Due to Uniformity
The statement notes that candled cartoned eggs sell for more than nest-run eggs because their quality appears more uniform, leading buyers to pay premium for consistency.
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U.S
R. L
Haslam, Arnold & Sumpter
Charles H. Anderson
Stephen F. Mullen
Tavares Building
Warren, R. I
Turks Head
Providence, R I
Bristol County
RCA
Nathan Hale
Axminster
Housewares, Inc
Market Street
R.I. Tel. Wa
Small Weekly
James F. Meiggs
Charles C. Curran
M. Theresa Donovan
Elizabeth Gladding
Franklin Cleveland Pearse
GOP Primary
Hope Howe. & Supply Co
Staples Coal Co
South Warren
Alfred N. Nunes
Evey
Betty Hutton
John Robert Powers
John R. Powers
Dorothy Lamour
Dodge Gyro
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Technicolor
Bristol Garage
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