Town elections edge toward March as parties maneuver
Two party committees in a small town set the stage for March elections with Democratic and Republican primaries looming. The Democratic slate centers on Council President race between Dr Samuel D Clark and E Hugh Holmes, while the Republicans back ex councilman Foxy Marshall for the second seat and other incumbents. School committee and other local offices also see party endorsements ahead of primaries February 2 and February 12.
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Samuel D. Clark
E. Hugh Holmes
Anthony J. Nunes
Holmes
Dr. Clark
Democratic Party
Republican Town Committee
John P. “Foxy
Marshall
Manuel Cardoza
Henry C. Miranda
Sewer Commission
Miranda
Paul A. Herzig
Paul C. Millemaggi
Fred J Guev
Joseph L. Campanella
Louis Tortorice
Republican Committee
Bertram W Wall
John W Church
Benjamin F Lindemuth
William R Angevine
Democratic Committee
Sylvester 5S
Silvia
Frank P Gnusto
James F Wylie
Bennie Mansi
Joseph M. Edmonds
Grace V. S. Huestis
Gilbert B Shaw Leaves For Work In South America
Gilbert B Shaw 27 Usher Ter leaves Thursday by plane for Montevideo Uruguay to serve as technical advisor in the wire department of Fabrica Uruguya de Neumaticos. If the assignment goes well he may move his wife and family for a three year period. A University of Vermont graduate, he has spent 22 years with United States Rubber Company Bristol plant mainly as general foreman of the Insulating department.
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Gilbert B Shaw
Usher Terrace
Montevideo
Uruguay
South America
Fabrica Uruguya de Neumaticos
Mr. Shaw
University of Vermont
Shaw
Bristol
United States Rubber Company
Little League Applications Open in Phoenix Office
Boys wanting to play in the Little League may obtain application blanks at the Phoenix office next week. A number of blanks are being printed to meet the demand of many boys anxious to get their names in for the Little League to assure places on teams.
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Phoenix
Collins Aikman Quarter Century Club Banquet
The Collins and Aikman Quarter Century Club held its fourteenth annual reception and banquet at Hotel Narragansett in Providence. Pins for 25 30 35 and 40 years were awarded and guests included plant managers, supervisors, and executives while a floor show entertained attendees.
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Collins&Aikman Quarter Century Club
Quarter Century Club
Collins and Aikman Corporation
Hotel Narragansett
Providence
Warren Seeks Break in Colt Streak Tonight
Warren's improving squad travels to Colt Memorial High School to challenge the leaders of the Class C league. The junior varsity game starts at 7 pm followed by the varsity tilt at 8 pm as Warren aims to snap Colt's undefeated run.
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Colt
Colt Memorial High School
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Rotary Talk on Britain's Dilemma by Rev Livingstone
Rev Samuel A Livingstone pastor of Warren Methodist church will speak at the Rotary club Wednesday at the White Rail Riding club on Britain's dilemma. He spent several months in England last summer observing general conditions.
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Warren
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Providence College Glee Club to Sing on NBC Radio
Junior student Victor R Formisano of 310 High Street will perform with Providence College Glee Club in its first weekly radio broadcast Songs From New England Colleges. The program airs Sunday January 28 at 2 30 p m over NBC stations under director Rev Leo S Cannon O P.
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Victor R Formisano
High Street
Providence College
Glee Club
New England
NBC
Leo S. Cannon
O.P
Council Delays Liquor License For Town Team
Town Council delayed action on the Town Team Association Class D Club license at 220 Thames Street while members review the group's activities and lineup. A separate license transfer request from Provincia di Foggia Citizens' Club was set for Feb 12 hearing as Meadow Lane access and Rockwell school traffic readiness were discussed.
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Town Team Association
Lcense
Thames Street
Samuel D Clark
White Front
C. Thomas Campagna
Colonial Football League
Provincia di Foggia Citizens’ Club
Wood
State Street
Public
Meadow Lane
Rockwell
Joseph F. Pannone
Democratic Town Committee
Millemaggi Versus Pannone Over Trash Pickup Tensions
Town Councilman Millemaggi scolds Highway Surveyor Pannone at the council table over rubbish collection. Both men clash as Millemaggi cites a Phoenix article and Pannone defends schedules and second pickups. Dr. Clark defends recent improvements and urges residents to adapt to the new system.
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Paul C. Millemaggi
Joseph F Pannone
Millemaggi
Pannone
Phoenix
Highway Department
McCaw Reports Strong March of Dimes Response
Arthur M. McCaw, chairman of the town March of Dimes drive, praises local turnout from mailed pamphlets. Dimes in returned cards support polio victims and a $25 anonymous donation boosts the town quota.
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McCaw
Arthur M. McCaw
Financial Town Meeting Set For Tuesday February 13
Town Council votes to call a financial town meeting for February 13 at 7:30 p m at Reynolds school to decide on wage and salary increases totaling 19523 57 for January through June. Taxpayers will vote on borrowing up to 35000 to fund raises, with a breakdown of departmental requests provided.
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Eugene F. Cochran
Samuel D. Clark
The
Phoenix
Defiance Hose Company Serves Turkey Dinner for 100
The Defiance Hose Company held its annual turkey dinner at the home station Saturday night with about 100 attendees. Judge Edward L. Leahy acted as toastmaster, and George T. Ingram presented roses to Mrs. Gladys Brightman.
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Defiance Hose Company
George T. Ingram
Gladys Brightman
Humorous tales from Avon blind training school
John D. Mc Dowell recalls life at the Army's blind training school in Avon Connecticut in February Rotarian. He shares comic misadventures with orienters and a joke about eyesight learned during orientation and daily routines.
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John D. McDowell
Army
Avon, Conn
Last Lesson and a Smoke Filled Morning in Gloucester
A narrator recalls one harsh life lesson after another. An officer with partial sight joins a New York City journey then a fisheries assignment in Gloucester. Early mornings at the fish exchange reveal a surprising question about their Army entry.
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New York City
Gloucester
Massachusetts
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