Chief Ferrara Proposes Pay Raise for Bristol Police
Chief Anthony J. Ferrara tells Bristol Town Council that the police force, the lowest paid among Bristol County agencies, should receive a $2 per week raise. He cites ratios from FBI reports, summer population shifts, and higher wages in Warren and Barrington to justify the increase, effective February 1, 1941.
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Bristol
Anthony J. Ferrara
Beach Terrace
Bristol Nighlands
Beachmont Manor
Bristol Narrows
Bristol County
Warren
Barrington
Ferrara
James J Velleca
John W.church
Warrén
Permanent Police Department
John Romano Named Deputy Sheriff in Bristol County
John Romano, former town councilman and long associated with Democratic circles, is appointed deputy sheriff for Bristol County. He previously worked as an investigator for the State Department of Labor and succeeds Albert Asselin of Warren. Sheriff Everett See Church is replaced by Sheriff John Healey of Warren per a governor’s announcement.
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John Romano
Bristol County
State Department of Labor
Albert Asselin
Warren
Everett See Church
John Healey
J. Howard McGrath
Huestis Asked To Be Honorary Member Of Namesake Committee
Town Council President J. Floyd Huestis is invited by the Namesake Committee of American Mayors in New York to become an Honorary Member. The letter requests leadership and cooperation to foster ties between American and English namesake towns and asks for local clippings and suggestions.
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New York City
J. Floyd Huestis
Fowns Committee
Fifth Avenue Room
Mayor Huestis
Britain
America
England
Committee of American Mayors
Colt Seniors Prepare Sunbonnet Girl Operetta at High School
The Colt Memorial High School Senior Class presents The Sunbonnet Girl directed by Mrs Theresa Donovan in the auditorium on February 5 and 6 at 815 PM. Leading role Louie De Tuca stars as Susan Chiton with a large cast including Harold Sylvester and Louise Ruggiero, backed by a full student crew and high school band under Mrs Donevi.
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Colt Memoral High School
Louie de Tuca
Susan Chiton
Geoffrey F Morgan
Frederick G Johnson
Harold Sylvester
Bob Caleman
Mrs Coleman
State Federation of Music Clubs
Louise Ruggiero
Bob
Jerry Jackson
Arnold Waite
Nancy DePasquale
Margaret Nerone
Earl Rounds
Donevi
Bristol Highway Monthly Report December 1940
The Highway Department submits its December 1940 report to the Town Council. It details patching nine streets, sand and salt mix for roads and sidewalks, catch basin cleaning, and a concrete pit construction. The document notes the Christmas display at Colt Memorial High School and lists labor, material, and fuel costs along with persons involved.
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Bristol
Gentlemen Fire Highway Department
Colt Memorial High School
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