Rubber Technologist job opening amid New England posts
Government announces open competitive examination for Rubber Technologist to fill vacancies in New England federal agencies, with Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in New Hampshire as current site. Salary ranges 5232 to 6235.20 yearly. Applicants aged 18 to 62, veterans preference exempted. Applications due February 7, 1949.
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United States Civil Service Dennett
New England States
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Recorder
Board of US
Civil Service Examiners
Portsmouth
Board of US Civil Service Examiners
New England
U. S. Civil Service Region
Boston
Massachusetts
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
New Hampshire
Defiance Elects 1843 Officers
Defiance Engine and Hose Company of the Bristol Volunteer Fire Department held its annual elections at the headquarters on Boarding Hope Street Warren Rhode Island. George Ingram was elected captain Angelo Andrade first lieutenant Arthur Sousa second lieutenant Arthur Manchester treasurer George Fox company clerk John McGovern delegate to the Rhode Island Firemen's League.
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Defiance Engine and Hose Company
Bristol Volunteer Fire ‘Department
Hope Street
Warren
R. I
George Ingram
Angelo Andrade
Arthur Sousa
Arthur Manchester
George Fox
John McGovern
Rhode Island Firemen's League
Quet
Lieut
Andrade
Raymond Brightman
Herbert Hayden
John Frartcis
Bowling League Averages Led By Ryone And Amico
The Town Bowling League lists individual averages with H Ryone 114 and T Amico 113 leading, followed by numerous players such as E Mansi 114 and M Chauvin 112. The document notes plans for the 1949 post membership quota and a social hour after a meeting chaired by Commander Ralph M De Leo with the Auxiliary unit, plus a state wreck event to be held Sunday after January 16 at the Bristol County Voiture No 1188.
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H. Ryone
E. Mansi
T. Amico
M. Chauvin
Nelson
A. Ascoli
Ryone
Torres
M. Sylvia
Ib. Farvis
Ir. Marasano
al Guevremont
L. Florenzano
FreAbatex
Morra
A. Sherman
Yb. Martin
Ic Perroni
F. Sicignano
A. Boulanger
E Burns
H Sousa
A. Pirr
H. Chauvin
Art Ryone i
H Newman
Ascoli
McGinn
Coggeshall
Vitello
L Falco
de Gare James A Sisson
Providence
Pgs
New England 43rd Infantry Division structured as prewar National Guard force
The 43rd Infantry Division of the National Guard, drawn from Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Island, and Vermont, trained as an M-Day force under Major General Kenneth F. Cramer. Its lineages include the 169th, 102nd, and 172nd Regiments with long service in the French and Indian Wars, Civil War, and World War I, plus World War II campaigns in Guadalcanal, Northern Solomons, New Guinea, and Luzon.
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New National Guard
43Rd Infantry Division
New England
National Guard
United States
Winged Victory
Connecticut
Maine
Rhode Island
Vermont
Kenneth F. Cramer
Wethersfield
National Guard Bureau
169Th
New York
Saratoga
Danbury
New Haven
Bull Run
Petersburg
Gettysburg
Carolinas
102Nd Infantry
Ie de France
Lorraine
Champagne-Marie
Aisne-Maine
St. Mihiel
Me Argonne
172Nd Infantry
Green Mountain Boys
Ethan Allen
43Rd
Guadalcanal
Solomons
New Guinea
Luzon
New Zealand
Icter
Russell Islands
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
New Georgia
Rendova Island
43Rd Division
Cramer
France
Pacific
American Legion Notes Meeting Tonight at Kearney Post
The American Legion Post No 6 will meet at their home on Franklin Street at 7 o clock this evening. Business includes the election of a junior vice commander and a post executive committee member to fill vacancies.
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Kearney
American Legion
Franklin Street
Hes Re elects Pivin To 9th Yr At Hydraulion Meeting
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company re elects Oscar Pivin to his ninth term as foreman at the annual meeting in Hydraulion Station House. The full officer corps are re elected along with delegates to the Rhode Island Firemen's League and Bristol Veteran Firemen's Association.
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Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Oscar Pivin
Rhode Island Firemen’s League
Edward J.wilkinson
Henry Campbell
Bristol
Veteran ‘Firemen's Association
Senator Coggeshall
Mr. Fish
Ralph T. Church
Delei
New England Veteran Firemen’s League
Fire Company
Mr. Wilkinson
God Is Life Not Wealth a Spiritual Truth argues contentment
The piece argues that wealth cannot satisfy and that true good comes from God. It cites Psalm 37 and Mary Baker Eddy, stressing Spirit over matter, divine Love as the source of all good, and that humans as God’s spiritual ideas possess inherent peace, confidence, and security.
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God
David
Mary Baker Eddy
John
The
Christian Science Monitor
Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company Officers Elected
The Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company held its annual meeting on Thames Street. James Savianovits was re elected captain and Fred Guevremont was re elected treasurer for his 25th term. Oliver Desilets was elected 2nd Lieut for the first time. Plans for the annual banquet were set for January 29 with a turkey dinner and a banquet committee named.
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Bariqiet
James &. Savianovits
Engine
Thames Street
Fred Guevremont
Michael di Lello
John J. Perry
Philip Osborne
Alfred Asciola
Oliver Desilets
John G. McKenzie
Anthony Perry
Joseph W. Silvia
U. S. League of Firemen
Frank Lewis
John Viera
Joseph E. Paul
Ever Ready
Arthur Demers
Wilfred Ibemaire
Arthur Demers Frank Sousa
Louis Cirillo
Manuel P. Silvia
Winter Driving Tips and Historic Date Mentions
A compact misc text recalling winter safety notes and historical milestones. Mentions Benjamin Franklin 1706 birth, Edison lamp 1896, S S Republic 1918 distress rescue, Wilson 14 Points 1944, and WWII Anzio landings with advice on stopping distances on snow and ice.
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Benjamin Franklin
Edison
Utah
Unio
S. 8
Republic
Wilson
Anzio
Innocuous Bourgeois and the Quiet Snowstorm Voiced
A reflective column extols the middle class and cautions drivers in heavy snow. It touches on safe driving, winter hazards, and the oddities of modern life from door closers to gas heaters. The piece ends inviting reader comments for the paper.
Building Inspector Pushes New Code Adoption
Otis M. Bailey urged the Town Council to review a Building Officials Conference of America code for towns under 15 000, aiming to update design, plumbing, electrical and fuel oil rules. Action to share the proposal with key officials was approved, with Bailey noted as a longtime Building Inspector and BOCA officer.
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Otis .M.bailey
Building Officials Conference of America
Bailey
Lucien Capone
Gilbert C. Hoovers
Building Officials Conference
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Metacom Ave
Bristol County
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First Street
CR. W. Weaver
E. W. Weaver
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Charles M. Connery
Burton St
J. E. Connors Funeral Home, Inc
George M.wilbur & Sons CO
Main St
Constitution St
WM. J. Smith & Son
Robert J. McKay
A. W Smith
McKay
Warren, R
Hope St
Jane A. Holmes
Warren, Rhode Island
South Main and
Bradford Streets
Bradford Street
L. Hope St
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Martin
Herbert GC
Sally We
Fall River
Pivin
Jim Larkin
Eddie Guest
Bell Syndicate I
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Probate Court OF the Town OF
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John W. Church
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Sansone Funeral Home Wide
Ue Vale Delivery Service
Devery
F. J. Murphy
Bristol County Roofing Company
Bristol Tel
Bradford ST
Waldron Co
Stuart Barr
Frank Cardoza
Imperial
Shaws Lane
Easterbrooks
George S. Sparks
Dimond Ave
Dorchester Mutual
Nsurance Co
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Ee. L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybosset Street
R. L. Te
Joseph C. Silvia & Sons
Bayview Ave
Geo
E. Wightman
John Donato & Son
Franklin St
Joseph M. Amaral
Parker Ave
Warren, R.L
Victor A. Masiello Barrington, R. L
Carvalho
Poultry
Wodkine St
District Nursing
Martha Graham
Hope
Thyra Carlson
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