Probate Court Disposes Estates Under Lindemuth
Monday probate actions led Judge Lindemuth to discharge Caldwell Colt to guardian and allow waivers of notice for William P Paine and Milton P Paine as administrator. Sales and inventories for Liscomb Newton Tucker and others were approved. headstone erection and final accounts granted. guardianship sales for minors Bryan Colt and Melba Colt approved.
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Benjamin F. Lindemuth
John H. Tucker
John H Tucker
Bryan Colt
Melba Colt
Bristol Historical Society Opens New Exhibition Rooms
The Bristol Historical Society at Rogers Free Library will hold a special open date tomorrow from 3:30 to 5:30 pm with rooms accessible on Wednesdays and Sundays or by appointment. Canon Davis received the keys to the new quarters, with officials from Industrial Trust Co and town leaders in attendance.
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Historical Society
Bristol Historical Society
Rogers Free Library
Hope M Cote
Cote
Alase B Almy
Bristol
Malton Paine
Dani K Davis
Theron S Curtis
The
Industrial Trust Co
Canon Davis
Chester C Martin
Wallis C Howe
Frank L Martin
Curtis
Paul A. Herzig
John Marshall
Albert Farle
Miriam McCaughey
M Stuart Barr
Trinity Guild Will Install Officers Next Week
The Trinity Women's Guild at Trinity Episcopal Church will install officers next Wednesday evening. Mrs Charles Weaver will be president, with Mrs Lawrence Cheetham as secretary and Mrs Walter St Germain as treasurer. The guild, a missionary society, reported its 1951 work as very successful and plans a bridge party for February 11.
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Trinity Women's Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles Weaver
Missionary Society
Lawrence Cheetham
Walter St Germain
20 000 Korea Vets Train Soldiers At 20 Posts
More than 29 000 Korea veterans help train U S soldiers at 20 camps nationwide under the rotation system. Veterans, recently in Korea, join training divisions and centers for infantry armor field artillery and other branches, while receiving eight weeks of combat training for readiness.
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Washington, D. C
Korea
Eighth Army
South Korea
Ft Dix N J
Ft. Knox
Ft. Riley Kans
Ft Ord
Calif
Women’s Army Training Center
Ft. Lee
Cise
Grandmother Dies Stopping Car in Revere Massachusetts
In Revere Massachusetts a 53 year old grandmother, Mrs Teresa Sterna, died as she threw herself between a driverless car and her two grandsons. The vehicle moved 30 feet before veering into her yard and crushing her against a pool rim. The two children escaped unharmed.
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Revere
Mass
Teresa Sterna
Dogs face cancer risk similar to humans says AVMA
The American Veterinary Medical Association notes dogs may suffer cancer at rates resembling humans and cites Rutgers University's new canine cancer research center funded by the university and the U S Public Health Service. Dog patients enter clinics for diagnosis and treatment with humanlike care. The effort aims to develop new treatments and surgeries to benefit canine and human cancer care.
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Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Association
United States
Rutgers University
University
US Public Health Service
Veterinary Medical Association of New Jersey
AVMA
Magnet of Cobalt- Platinum Alloy Becomes Powerful
A General Electric Research Laboratory team claims to have built the world s most powerful permanent magnet in a cobalt platinum alloy. Commercial use will be limited by government cobalt restrictions and the high cost of platinum. The device may open new fields where existing magnets fail to perform.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Research Laboratory
ES Ag
New State Law Boosts Bristol Voter Registration Leader John W Church
The Bristol town clerk John W Church tops the new permanent voter registration book as state law requires Pas tol voters to sign in. Registrations started Tuesday with an expected five to six thousand names by completion, ensuring eligibility for town state and national elections. Leah B Young and Marian C Sullivan ranked second and third as Church’s assistants.
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John W. Church
Bristol
T$e
Leah B Young
Marian C Sullivan
Mr Church
Hornets annex win with 35 34 margin over Holy Name
The Bristol Hornets of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church beat Providence Holy Name 35 to 34 on Tuesday night to raise their exhibition mark to two wins and one loss. Butch Almeida led with 15 points and Kelly Sylvia added 11, both high scorers for the game. A scheduled matchup with St Bartholomew's Providence was postponed.
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Bristol Hornets
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Holy Name Club
Providence
St Bartholomew's of Providence
Butch” Almeida
Kelly” Sylvia
Public Hearing Set by Bristol Planning Board on Metacom Ave
The Bristol Planning Board announces a public hearing in the Burnside Memorial Building Council Chambers on Thursday January 24 at 8 o clock regarding a proposed plat by Pasquale Pagnano on Metacom Avenue. All interested may attend and be heard by order of Secretary Merenda.
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Council
Burnside Memorial
Pasquale Pagnano
Metacom Avenue
M Renda
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