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Bristol Phoenix in Bristol, Rhode Island

20 Feb 1953

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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1953

Page

5

Council mulls vehicle trades and tower move to Veterans Home

Wilfred F. Tetreault reports Civil Defense staff backs moving the GOC spotting tower to the Veterans Home after a two hour Burnside HQ meeting. Chester Williams approves the move. Capt. Herzig Tetreault and Williams to work out details. A $16.60 damage claim from Raymond Faria for a Wood Street trench incident is sent to the town solicitor.

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Asselin Chevrolet St. Angelo Motors Wilfred F. Tetreault Civil Defense GOC Veterans Home Burnside Edward P. Reidy Chester H. Williams Capt. Herzig Tetreault Williams Raymond Faria Wood Street Faria St. Elizabeth’s Center Recreation Board Capone
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Farley Named Chief Observer for Bristol Ground Observer Corps

Nelson Beals announced the appointment of Miss Regina C. Farley as chief observer of the Bristol Ground Observer Corps after a Civil Defense meeting at Burnside headquarters. She succeeds Pepe Rodrigue who stepped down last week to become director of administration for the CD organization.

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Regina C. Farley Bristol Ground Observer Corps Nelson Beals Burnside Pepe A Rodrigue
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Commissioners weigh demolition of dangerous Poor Farm building

Local officials consider tearing down the unstable Poor Farm structure as a private wrecker would not take the job without pay. Commissioner Benard cites safety risks to nearby children due to a badly damaged chimney and collapsing interior.

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Ture Norman E. Bernard Commission Benard
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