Colts edge Indians in overtime to extend win streak
Colt defeats Warren Indians 50-44 in overtime at Bristol after leading by ten, marking Colt's 35th straight Class C win. Key players Furio Mancieri Sousa were sidelined early in the fourth. Herman Graber t and Joe Russo scored 16 points to seal the victory. The Bristol Bearters host Providence Comets next at the Y Gym with Oliver and Peters leading the lineup.
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Colt
Hts
Warren Indians
Bristol
Immunity Concert Association
Arthur H. Eastman
E. Greenwich
Indians
John Barry
Pat Abbruzzi
Herman Grabert
Joe Russo
Tony de Meo
Colts
Pansa
Beaners
Comets
Bristol Bearters
Providence Comets
Y Gym
Providence
American Legion Bristol County Notes Meeting and Plans
American Legion Bristol County Voiture No. 1188 meets in Kearney Post Home. A 7 p.m. sausage and pancake supper precedes a social hour and promenade. Six voyageurs from the Norwood wreck are to be introduced. Chef de Gare James A. Sisson presides. Plans for Post Commanders Night on February 6 at Midway Steak and Lobster House are advanced. Manuel P. Goulart chairs. all Kearney Post commanders are invited guests.
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Bristol County
Kearney
Franklin Street
Norwood
Chef de Gars
James A. Sisson
Kearney Post No
American Legion
Midway Steak & Lobster House
Kearney Post
Manuel P. Goulart
Independent Club Honors Portuguese Veteran Members
About 300 people gathered at Independent Hall Sunday evening to honor veteran members of the Portuguese Independent Band Club. Major George Rodericks delivered the principal speech with Lt. Gov. John S. McKiernan, Attorney General William E. Powers, State Rep. Henry Alfred, and Rev. Henrique Rocha among the guests. Anthony E. Williams served as toastmaster. Organizing committee included Caesar Menezes Anthony Almeida Manuel Silvia Jr Antonio De Couto and Manuel Fernandes ex officio.
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Independent Hall
Cup Defenders Plan New Quarters Headquarters
The Cup Defenders Association forms a building committee to plan drawings and bids for a new headquarters on Wood Street between Catherine and Richmond. Anthony Cupola chairs the committee with 11 members named. A later meeting is set for Thursday at the headquarters. The group also voted donations to the National Infantile Paralysis Drive and the USO in Providence.
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Wood Street
Catherine and
Richmond Streets
USO
Providence
Navy crewman bound for home after six month Mediterranean cruise
Robert H Ray quartermaster second class U S N of 8 Peck Ave is due in Norfolk Va January 24 following a six month Mediterranean cruise aboard the destroyer USS Beatty. He sails with the Beatty and other Sixth Fleet ships including the destroyers Hyman Ernest G Small George K MacKenzie Power and the carrier USS Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Robert H. Ray
Norfolk
Mediterranean Sea
Beatty
Hyman
Ernest G. Small
George K. MacKenzie
Power
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sixth Fleet
Newark Bride Weds U S N in Double Ring Rite
Miss Caroline Bifulko of 218 Thames Street Newark becomes the bride of William Flicker U S N son of Mrs Loretta Fl icker of St Louis Mo in a ceremony at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Saturday The Rev Joseph Sorzana officiated and a reception followed at Lincoln Hall The couple plans to reside at 317 Hope Street after a wedding trip to New York and New Jersey
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Caroline Bifulco
Thames Street
Mary Landino
Manchester Place
Newark
New Jersey
William Flicker
Loretta, Flicker
Cherry Avenue
St. Louis
Joseph Sorzana
Pasor
Lincoln Hall
Katheen Bowler
Martin Chapin
Robbie McRee
Isabel Barboza
New York
Hope Street
Jolly Boys Elect Flynn Sr President at Inaugural Meeting
The Jolly Boys Club held its first meeting and elected officers. Thomas J. Flynn Sr. was named president, Nathan McCarty as vice president, Oscar Pivin as treasurer, Patrick Leahy as secretary, and Frank Thurber as general chairman of committees. The next meeting is planned for February.
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Jolly Boys ‘Club
Thomas J. Flynn Sr
Nathan McCarty
Oscar Pivin
Frank Thurber
Patrick, Leahy
Civil Service Exams Announced for Rhode Island
The Rhode Island Department of Civil Service announced open competitive and promotional examinations for two classes with no Rhode Island residence requirement. Applications are available from the department or RI State Employment Service and must be returned to Room 245 State Office Building Providence 2 by January 28 1949. The list includes Clinical Psychologist and Chief Case Work Supervisor Psychiatric with salaries 4140 to 5100 and 3720 to 4620 respectively. Complete instructions for filling
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Rhode Island Department of Civil Service
Rhode Island
Department
Rhode Island State Employment Service
Department of Civil Service
State
Providence 2
Civil Service Job Description Details Available
The document notes that class specifications describing duties and minimum qualifications for the above positions may be obtained from the Department of Civil Service.
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Department of Civil Service
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