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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1952
Page
3
The Phoenix asked twelve women for their thoughts on last Monday’s special charter election. Responses touch on turnout, non partisan ballots, and calls for town government revisions with varied levels of awareness and interest.
The First Bristol Troop, Boy Scouts of America, Bristol County, the pioneer troop in the area, was inspected Monday evening at Scout Hall. J Foster Price led the review with Dr Oscar M Mersman assisting. the troop scored 94 of 100 with Panther 98 Pioneer 96 and Mohawk 94.
William S. Cherry Jr of North Farm was honored by the American Guernsey Cattle Club of Peterborough New Hampshire for having Rhode Island’s highest butterfat producer in 1951. Horse Shoe Beacon's Flower yielded 21428 pounds milk and 927 pounds butter fat as a five year old in the 365 day division without calving. Cherry also owned the top 365 day cow with calving requirements Horse Shoe F Danice and his herd won nine category honors.
The year report shows Red Cross served 300 domestic disaster operations and provided emergency relief and long term aid to 75 700 families. It spent 3 600 000 dollars on preparedness relief and rehabilitation including medical care. It notes unpredictability of disasters and urges public support.
Quote frames a debate on power and restraint. The saying contrasts openhanded diplomacy with aggressive coercion, suggesting that generosity and dialogue yield greater influence than forceful intimidation.
Claramae Turner contralto and Brian Sullivan tenor will headline Bizet's Carmen at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Providence on Saturday night March 22. Maestro Danilo Sciotti directs with a strong cast, augmented orchestra, full chorus and ballet solo.
Two drive-ins prohibit cars as a unique feature of the Army Medical Center in Washington offering a theater and a bank bar for wheelchair and Stryker frame patients at Walter Reed Army hospital on the Center grounds.
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