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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1954

Page

4

Joseph Bullock Elected President of Textile Workers Unit

Joseph Bullock of 15 DeWolf Avenue was elected president at a Textile Workers Union of America CIO meeting in Warren. The group will become a local for Collins and Aikman plants in Rhode Island. Anthony DiPietro was chosen treasurer and Louis Medeiros and Manuel Barbosa of J were named to the executive board. Albert Pomp of J was made a trustee.

Joseph Bullock DeWolf Avenue Textile Workers Union of America, Cio Warren Collins and Aikman Rhode Island Anthony DiPietro Bristol Louis Medeiros Manuel Barboza Albert Pomp

Y League Looks to Statewide Volleyball Tourney

The state Y M C A physical directors met at the Bristol Y Friday to discuss a first ever statewide volleyball tournament and plans for a spring Rhode Island state track meet. Attendees included Hector Massa and Bob Koch along with officials from Providence Woonsocket Fall River and Boston.

Y.M.C.A Bristol “Y Hector Massa Rhode Island Bob Koch Westerly Red Sewall Otto Gigone Providence Evans Stockbridge Woonsocket Everett Stark Fall River James B. Hurst Boston Massa

Car Wreck at Ferry Road Intersection Injures Driver

A 1952 sedan traveling about 35 mph failed to make a turn at Griswold Avenue and Ferry Road. The car toppled the rotary, crashed through a wall, and landed on Stoughton property, injuring the driver with five stitches to the chin. Newport sailor and shipmate were passengers. names not released. Police and Officer Louis DiLauro investigated. car towed to Court Street Garage.

Griswold Avenue Ferry Road Stoughton Court Street Louis DiLauro

Observers Boost Civil Defense Tower Turnout

Civil Defense chief Nelson G. Beals announced a town drive adding 58 high school observers and 40 adults, reaching 55 percent of needed turnout. He delivered a $9500 budget to the budget commission with a $3222 rescue trailer and other projects, and will share it with the town council.

Nelson G. Beals Civil Defense Beals

RaceShapes for Charter Reform Stirs GOP and Democrats

The GOP reports 300 signatures on its charter petition as the town council plans a March 8 start for its own charter petition. If GOP filing comes first they claim authority to initiate reform. Democrats would hold the honor if their petition is first.

G.O.P. Town Committee Democratic Town Council G.O.P Charter Commission GOP Town Committee

Scout Troop Plans Swim Hike After Advancement

Troop 1 BSA Delaware and George Washington leaders host a meeting where junior staff shared birthday cake and advancement certificates for second and first class scouts. Plans include a Pawtucket indoor pool swim tomorrow night with a 5 30 departure and a Thursday 10 am Scout Hall hike if weather permits. Senior patrol leader Carlton Pinheiro led the program with Roger Pereira and others assisting.

Delaware George Washington Washington Ronald Silvia Pawtucket Scout Hall Carlton Pinheiro Roger Pereira Joseph Motta Jr Anthony Nastri Nicholas di Cianni John Ferri Frank Ruggierio

Bristo l Shipping History Talk Preserved By Seatrade Meeting

Seatrade continues from page one publishing plans for the summer. The speaker will address early shipping history of Bristol. After the meeting, refreshments were served to members led by Mrs Milton Paine with assistance from Mrs Henry A Hambrick Mrs Stephen W Hopkins and Mrs William L Serbst.

Bristol Milton Paine Henry A. Hambrick Stephen W. Hopkins William L. Serbst

Washington Women Drive Community Service Forward

Mrs. Yates leads community work and Wel come Wagon operations while serving as president of the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Church and assisting Providence activities. She drives the blind to monthly meetings for PiT.A. and received National Society D.A.R. awards via local chapters for community betterment contributions.

Providence Pit W.S.C.S Methodist Church Yates Leo Cote Bristol Robert Ainsworth Warren Malcolm McNaught Barrington National Society D.A R

Revaluation Meeting Set for Public Questioning

The town council schedules a 7 30 PM special meeting in the council chambers to allow the public to question tax revaluation firms. Council President Joseph F. Bruno says the aim is to ensure the bid is awarded to the right company and to avoid past complaints. The contract will be awarded at the next regular council meeting on Monday March 8.

Joseph F. Bruno

Fire destroys Rear Admiral Hoover house at Mt Hope Bay

Fire of suspicious origin razes the Hoover residence near Mt Hope Bay. Loss estimated around 600 dollars as fire chiefs report rapid response and a cut nearby field limited spread. Residents including Joseph Brito and Joseph Cruz saw the blaze. Admiral Hoover serves with the Atomic Energy Commission in Colorado.

Bath Gilbert C. Hoover Mt. Hope Bay Oscar A. Rishe Metacom Avenue Joseph Brito Joseph Cruz Admiral Hoover Colorado Atomic Energy Commission

Good Citizen Girl of 1954 Presentation Slated

Chapter members receive no awards for patriotic effort. Refreshments were provided by the Program Committee including Mrs John J Ahearn Mrs Joseph Brogden Mrs Blackmar and Miss Alice B Almy. The next meeting is March 8 at 8 p.m. when the Good Citizen Girl of 1954 will be presented with former Good Citizen Girls as guests. Speaker Michael De Leo.

John J. Ahearn Joseph Brogden Blackmar Alice B. Almy Good Citizen Michael de Leo

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