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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1953

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Homesick Russian Army in East Germany Laments Winter Quarters

In East Berlin Soviet troops endure harsh winters with meager rations and strict discipline. Guards surround Karlhorst compound while Soviet women avoid Germans and deserters risk severe punishment. Accordion music offers rare relief as loyalty to the army remains strong.

East Germany Ivan East Berlin Germany Bisy Iusambrthan Hatce You Berlin Karlhorst Workers’ District Oes

Goff Declines Another Term as Bristol Zoning Chair

Frederick T. Goff chairman of the Bristol Zoning Board of Review announces he will not seek re election. He has served seven years on the board and was named chairman last December. His term ends March 1 and the council accepts his decision with regret.

Frederick T. Goff Bristol Zoning Board of Review Goff Zoning Board of Reviews

Pyramid of Charity Bridge Set For May 5

The Pyramid of Charity Women’s Club will host its Annual Charity Bridge at the Miday Steak and Lobster House on Tuesday May 5. Proceeds fund the annual free tonsil clinic for Bristol needy children sponsored by the club.

Pyramid of Charity Women’s Club Miday Steak and Lobster House Bristol

DAR to Honor G Washington on Washington Birthday

Bristol Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will celebrate Washington's Birthday Monday February 23 at the Chapter House 56 Franklin Street. A board meeting starts at 2 p.m. followed by the 2 30 p.m. regular meeting with Rev Wells Grogan of Barrington Congregational Church as speaker. Hostesses are the program committee plus named members.

Washington Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution Franklin Street Wells Grogan Barrington Congregational Church Alice B. Aimy Charles R. Blackmar Jr John J. Ahearn Samuel C. Wardwell Malcoln MacNaught Sr

Concert Date Set for Bristol Children Benefit

The R I Philharmonic Orchestra will perform March 30 at 1 p.m. in Andrews School Auditorium to raise funds for Bristol children. Admission may be free for kids if enough donations are received. local boosters and several organizations back the project including the Bristol Rotary Club and the American Legion Karney Post.

Bristol R. I. Philharmonic Orchestra Andrews School Louis G. Evans Man Fundé Raymond J. Makowsky Mes Evarris Fand Bristol, Rotary Club Bristol Community Concert Association Karney Post American Legion Raymond A. Thomas Ralph Burgard

Bristol officials weigh 1953 budget amid staff raises and cuts

Public Welfare Director Orlando J. Bisbane submits a 1953 54 department budget $240 below 1952 53 totals while including a $245 raise for himself. The report notes a downward trend in public assistance and reports an average of 33 cases monthly, down from 46 the prior year.

Orlando J. Bisbane Bisbane Department Bristol Bisbano Board of Fire Engineers Northern Farm Bureau Bristol District Nursing Association Norman J. Servant Defiance Hose Company Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder House

Deadline Near Quota Not Full for Blood Drive

Bristol Red Cross chairman Donald M. Burger urged donors to call ahead for a specific donation time to keep the drive on schedule. The Bloodmobile will be at Andrews School next Thursday from 1 to 5 p.m. aiming for 150 pints, with 90 pledged so far. Burger stressed that phone calls help avoid delays while welcoming walk ins if no appointment is available.

Donald M. Burger Red Cross Bristol Andrews School Hartford Mr. Burger

Eagles Banquet Committee Plans Spring Event

George E. Dion Sr. chairs the Bristol Aerie Eagles banquet committee and calls a Tuesday 8 PM meeting at the Belvedere Hotel. Members serving include Joseph F. Pannone Anthony J. Nunes Andrew K. Silva Anthony Castro Jesse Faria Joseph S. Qualey Henry Williams Pacheco and Louis Falco.

George E. Dion Sr Bristol Aerie Order of Eagles Belvedere Hotel Joseph F. Pannone Anthony J. Nunes Andrew K. Silvia Anthony Castro Jesse Faria Joseph S. Qualey Henry Williams Pacheco Louis Falco

Gaping Holes and Loosened Plaster Threaten Poor Farm Structure

The deteriorating Poor Farm building shows gaping holes and loose plaster. Officials fear damage and plan to address the site, noting private use is unlikely while the land is slated for cemetery use, with the structure's historic value eclipsed by its decay.

Jamie Tan

Roger Council Backs Hudson Jets For Police Cruisers

The Roger town council voted to buy two Hudson Jet sedan police cruisers from Hope Motors Inc, Bristol, despite warnings to stick with the Big Three. Hope Motors offered $1562.72 trade in for each of two 1952 Chevrolet cruisers, yielding a high net cost of 3725.44 for the pair after trade. Other bids from St Angelo Motors Barrington and Asselin Chevrolet Warren proposed Plymouths and Chevrolets at lower prices, but the Hudsons were chosen for their newer model and better trade value.

Henry F. Serbst Ho Motors Inc Bristol St. Angelo ‘Motors Barrington Asselin Chevrolet Warren Hope Motors John F. Marshall Motors Serbitis Éititer Fohevro Ford Serbst Estat Fred J. Guevremont Paul C. Millemaggi Hudsons Nektast Paul A. Herzig

Heart Donations Urged by Bristol Leader

Capt. Paul A. Herzig Bristol town council president appeals for support in February Heart Fund drive. He stresses the Heart Association fights heart disease, a leading health threat, through research education and community service. Mrs Earl G Sturdevant leads the local committee.

Paul A. Herzig Bristol Heart Fund Heart Association Herzig Earl G. Sturdevant

Neck 4-H Club Plans Dance at Rockwell School

Bristol Neck 4-H Club met at John V. Leahy Jr residence led by president Robert Leahy. Members planned a square dance at Rockwell School tomorrow from 5:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Tickets available from Bristol Neck 4-H and Young E ee members. Meeting adjourned at 7:30 PM.

Bristol Neck 4-H John V. Leahy, Jr Robert Leahy Rockwell School Youngee

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