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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1952

Page

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Bristol Votes Industrial Trust Co for 100000 Sewer Bonds

Town Council approves Industrial Trust Co as registrar and paying agent for a 100000 Town of Bristol 120 year serial sewer loan bonds in 1000 coupon form. The deal covers all bond issue details and fees totaling 1017.75, with Capone to pursue repeal of borrowing limits and Cray representing the lender.

Industrial Trust Co Bristol American Bank Note Co Paul A. Herzig Lucien Capone William H. Angevine Capone General Assembly Clarence E. Cray Herzig, Capone Angeline Industrial Trust Company

Bristol Concert Association presents Columbia Operatic Trio

Members of the Bristol Community Concert Association enjoyed an opera excerpts program by the Columbia Operatic Trio at Colt Auditorium. Soprano Helen George tenor William Upshaw baritone Carlos Sherman with pianist Kenneth Hieber earned enthusiastic reception for scenes from The Pearl Fishers and other operatic selections.

Bristol Community Concert Association Columbia Operatic Trio Colt Auditorium James A. McKenna Helen George William Upshaw Carlos Sherman Kenneth Hieber Pearl Fishers Astic Miss George Don

Bristol Seafaring Ties Echo in Flying Enterprise Sinking

Matthew Romano son of Mrs. Paul Romano of Bristol served aboard the destroyer USS Willard Keith which stood by the Flying Enterprise during its sinking. Romano wrote of Christmas invitations in Copenhagen and noted the ship's current destination to France.

Bristol Matthew Romano Paul Romano Bradford Street Willard Keith Keith Carlson Romano

Educators Discuss First Grade Starting Age at PTA Meeting

At Reynolds Auditorium the Parent Teachers Association hosted two educators, Carl Porter-Shirley and Dr Frank Pelton, to debate the pre school child and first grader. They urged delaying reading in first grade until age at least six and a half, stressing unity, respect for authority, and child adequacy.

Parent - Teachers’ Association Reynolds Auditorium Reynolds Carl Porter-Shirley Newport Frank Pelton University of Rhode Island Peltonr University Porter-Shirley Pelton

Polio Auction… Mrs Makowsky Names Bristol County Volunteers

Mrs Raymond Makowsky, Bristol County general chairman, has announced the general committee auctioneers tabulators and checkers for the polio auction set for January 31 at Colt Memorial Auditorium. About 62 people serve on the committee with 15 auctioneers two tabulators and five checkers. Officers seek donated items from Bristol residents and may invite celebrities to attend.

Raymond Makowsky Bristol County Makowsky Colt Memorial Auditorium Bristol Fred Jannitto Arthur Dunstan Warren Robert Dynes Barrington F. J. Murphy Oil Co James A. McKenna John D. Moore Nathaniel A. Gladding, Jr Fred R. Martin Joseph Bisbane Joseph C. Kinder Roger W. Pigeon Edward J. Newbold Ralph Lawson James Husband John W. Sullivan Anthony J. Nunes Benjamin Ebersman Norman J. Vermette John Velleca E. Hugh, Holmes Charles B. Rockwell Muriel H. la Fazia Miriam J. McCaughey Aurelia Fazia Geraldine H. Marino Emelia A. Rucclo Josephine Vitello Thomas Leone Joseph Rodrigues Albert A. Edmonds Donald F. Morrisey Anthony E. Agatiello Edward F. Phillips Frank J. Murphy Paul Herzig James E. Sullivan

Police report shows 62 arrests in 1951 and 450 complaints

The town council heard a briefing from Chief Anthony of the police department detailing a 1951 record of 62 arrests, 450 complaints investigated, and 165 mobile accidents. The report lists offenses including license violations, driving without a license, leaving the scene of an accident, and reckless driving.

Police Department Defiance Hose Company Board of Assessors of Taxes Joseph Campo Charles Perroni Achille Pirri Thames Street Gur High

Bristol Roads Police Report Bucks and Violations

On January 28, 1951, officers logged varied incidents including speeding, larceny, revelry, disorderly conduct, assault, drunkenness, and mischief. A total of 303 parking tags and 25 courtesy tags were issued to out of state motorists, with 75 suspensions noted at Bristol roads.

Bristol

Distemper Outbreak Reported In Fox Hill Area Of Manchester

Dog officer Robert Manchester reports nine fatal distemper cases in the Fox Hill neighborhood. Dr. William T. Todd Jr. confirms the outbreak and warns that stray dogs pose the main danger. Vaccination and confinement are urged as preventive measures.

Robert T. Manchester Fox Hill Manchester Wood St Charles St Woodlawn Ave William T. Todd, Jr Barrington Todd

Rae couple returns from California trip

Mr and Mrs Rae of Ferry Hill Road returned from a California visit late Wednesday. The trip included first time flying for Mr Rae and his praise for California drivers and four way roads. He described strict observance of rules and polite police. He noted heavy rainstorms and ruins seen on the hillsides.

Arthur B. Rae Ferry Hill Road California Los Angeles Mr. Rae Bis Rae Frank Bristol Ree

First Commission Files For Charter Election Nominations

Morally obliged commission members Huestis Perroni Doran Jannsen Brownell Bosworth and Street filed as a group for the February 25 charter election. James T. Pierce earlier picked up papers and Dr Samuel D Clark a former Town Council president and charter reform advocate also seeks nomination. Tamburro a strong town manager reform supporter backed by CIO Local 220 and Local 339 board informal support.

James T. Pierce Samuel D. Clark J. Floyd Huestis Domenic P. Perroni Frank L. Doran Thomas C. Jannsen Charles Dew. Brownell Boswell S. Bosworth, Jr Henry A Street E. Hugh Holmes Michael A. Tamburro Alfred N. Nunes Huestis Perroni Doran Jannsen Brownell Bosworth Street Charter Commission Pierce Clark Holmes Tamburro Sarer Hie International CIO Hag

National Commander to Visit Bristol by American Legion

National Commander Jonald Wilson of the American Legion will visit Rhode Island next Wednesday, stopping in Bristol morning and Kearney Post Home in the afternoon on the way to Newport. Department Commander John A. Ryer and officers will accompany him. Wilson will autograph his name on the post home panel in the dugout.

Jonald Wilson American Legion Rhode Island Briseis Kearney Post Newport John A. Ryer Kearney Hope Franklin Streets Wedi A. Meee Mark Ve Ee Qatle

Old Friends Greeting and Family Flight Photo

An inter esting letter from Mrs. Betty Colt Morey in British Columbia shares New Year greetings. It includes clippings and a large image of her two children stepping from a plane to greet their parents after a long flight from Switzerland.

Betty Colt Morey British Columbia Chalet Road R.R.1 Sidney Switzerland

Bristol and the Phoenix Faithful Reader Letter

In a New Year note the writer fondly recalls Bristol as home despite miles apart. She praises the Phoenix for delivering both good and sad news to its loyal readers including Mrs. Morey.

Bristol The Phoenix the Phoenix

Mary Locke Howe obituary note and book title link

A reader recalls the passing of Mary Locke Howe and her pride in her son’s book Call It Treason. She admired the manuscript shown at tea, and mentioned the film title Decision Before Dawn as the movie version, noting the name change.

Mary Locke Howe Eolumn

Christmas Rowing and Fishing Delights Neighbors Report

A reader recalls Christmas Day activities with children arriving by plane enjoying rowing and fishing at two South Lima spots. The letter notes the Phoenix mail delivery, occasional delays, and ends with New Year wishes from Betty Colt Morey.

Christmas Reunion Ends Long Flight for Young Wilsons

A clipping shows Dorothy and Rodney Wilson, 12 and 10, greeting Capt. and Mrs. Morey on arrival at Patricia Bay after a long flight from Switzerland via Zurich. Rod ney had his first flight and delays occurred due to mist and stops in Newfoundland Fort William Calgary.

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