Colt Stages Late Rally To Beat Barrington 48 47
Bristol Senior High School, league leaders, extended their winning streak to six with a 48 47 road victory over Barrington. They trailed 15-6 after the first quarter and 38-33 at three quarters before Andrade and Calandra sparked a late rally that produced the final margin in the closing seconds. They next meet Warren at Andrews Auditorium.
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Bristol Senior High School
Barrington
Barrington Gym
Colt
Warren
Andrews Auditorium
Andrade
Ed Calandra
Aliens Register Decline Reported to Rotary Club
Postmaster Daniel W. Coggeshall told Bristol Rotary Club that aliens in Bristol dropped from 1369 in 1940 to 578 in 1952 and 429 registered by Tuesday. David Goldberg, immigration official for Rhode Island, said the Alien Act aimed to boost security and ease citizen assimilation, not hunts. Secretary Howard R. Newman read a farewell Korea letter from former member William DeL Hall.
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Bristol
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Rotary Club
White Rail
Coggeshall
David Goldberg
Goldberg
Immigration and Naturalization
Rhode Island
Mr. Goldberg
Howard R. Newman
William del. Hall
Korea
U.S
Bristol Entries Highlight War Years Local Notes
January 12 1943 Mrs Vasta L Ruggiero named Infantile Paralysis campaign chairman for 1943. No President’s Birthday Ball in Bristol due to driving restrictions. January 14 Mrs Samuel D Clark resigns from Bristol School Committee to move to Washington. January 18 public offices closed for Gov McGrath five day week. schools have holiday. January 19 Navy Captain Gilbert C Hoover awarded Gold Star for heroism in Battle of Coral Sea aboard Lexington. Ads note Rotary charity show Rubinoff and His Violin and housing ad for $3500. January 18 1983 Marcia Gifford installed president of Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps. January 21 Herbert Burnham Jr elected Colt Alumni president. Omer Ouellette bound over for grand jury on $6100 embezzlement. January 23 councilmen Millemaggi and Sylvia announce non reelection. January 24 Oimpian beat Naugatuck 39-25 as Oscar Herzig scores 18. Editorial urges nonpartisan town elections. January 16 1923 College Days musical at Pastime Theatre. News item about Grover Cleveland Bergdoll’s alleged marriage abroad. January 19 sewer commissioner Ezra Dixon estimates over $100 for shared sewer work. January 23 three Bristol pastors mark Prohibition anniversary. Wants ads list lost dollar bill and used equipment.
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Vasta L. Ruggiero
Bristol
Earl G. Sturdevant
Samuel D. Clark
Washington
Lexington
Bristol Rotary Club
Colt Auditorium
Rubinoff
A. A. Edmonds
Marcia Gifford
Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps
Gar Hall
Floyd Heustis
Raymond Brightman
Herbert Burnham Jr
Colt
Omer Ouellette
Warren
H. H. Lawson Co
Fifth District
Paul C. Millemaggi
Frank J. Sylvia
Millemaggi
Sylvia
Oscar
Mt. Carmel
George Vona
Vincent Malafronte
James Riggeiro
Vasta la Rocha
Dora Ruggeito
LeRoy Bell
Germany
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Switzerland
United States
Grover
Sam
Ezra Dixon
James J. Goodacre
Brown University Extends Spring Courses At Prov Extension
Brown University offers about three dozen spring courses through its extension series at 73 Brown Street Providence Registration is in progress Credit awarded on completion and a Diploma for 15 double courses Earnest new offerings include amateur painting gardening Polish language and courses on American and British literature government and religion
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Brown University
University Extension
Brown Street
Providence
Association In University
England
United States
E. K. Thomas
Rhode Island Horticultural Society
Baby-Sitter Steals $150 From Home Safe
Police identified a 15 year old babysitter with a prior juvenile record as the culprit after $150 of $400 in a padlocked home safe at 170 Thames Street was taken. The youth spent the money in Warren Bristol and Newport on bowling and other items with a friend.
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Frank Abate
Thames Street
E. J. Demars
Geras G 4
Warren
Bristol
Newport
Demara
Abate
Rhode Island Seeks Efficient Fertilizer Use Program
An advisory committee plans a 1953 Rhode Island program to boost farm productivity through smarter use of fertilizer and lime. The effort targets higher yields, soil replenishment, and greater net income, with soil testing and better farm credit options emphasized to reach farmers statewide.
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Rhode Island
Donald~.a. Shallock
Extension Agronomist
University of Rhode Island
Kingston
John T. Rego
Bristol
State Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Schallock
Fairman Howard
Soil Conservation Service
T. E. Odland
Agronomist
Agr
Ralph Shaw
Robert Steere
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
Elliot Joslin
R. I. Bankers Association
Benjamin Brown
R. I. Farm Equipment Dealers Association
George L. M. Weyker
Fox Point Chemical Co
Joseph North
Farmers Production Credit Association
John B. Smith
George Bond
H. O. Stuart
State Extension Service
Mason H. Campbell
College of Agriculture
Exeter
George Causey
Wakefield
Donald A. Schallock
Ato
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