Death of Norton M. Zinderstein Shocks Bristol
Norton Morris Zinderstein longtime Bristol budget committee member dies suddenly at 18 High Street from coronary thrombosis. Born August 13 1894 in Allentown Pa he lived in Bristol and worked with Collins Aikman Corp. A Harvard 1915 graduate he held posts in Boston Cranston Worsted Mills and Francis Willey Co. He leaves wife Elizabeth Corry Zinderstein son Charles A his mother Elizabeth K Zinderstein and sister Mrs John B Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Morris Zinderstein
Bristol
High Street
Zinderstein
Collins & Aikman Corporation
Charles A Zinderstein
Elizabeth K. Zinderstein
Allentown
Newton
Mass
Harvard University
Crimmins & Pierce
Boston
Mexico
Peru
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Cranston
Francis Willey & Company
Harvard Club
Bristol Yacht Club
St Michael's Church
Bristol District Nursing Association
Elizabeth Corry Zinderstein
Charles A
Elizabeth K Zinderstein
John B. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Consul Rego Hosts Two From Abroad
Eduardo Rodriguez from Macao near Hong Kong en route to Brazil due to unsettled Orient conditions stayed with Alfred Raymond Rego in Bristol Narrows. He is an engineer and said he will settle in Brazil. Another guest was George Hoelzel of Brazil planning to enter Harvard next fall.
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Eduardo Rodriguez
Macao
Hong Kong
China
Brazil
Orient
Alfred Raymond Rego
Rego
Bristol Narrows
George Hoelzel
Harvard
Unidentified Burst Pipe Faces Bradford On Ice Hazard
Water burst from a buried pipe on Bradford Street near Hope Thursday night. Joseph Pannone town surveyor said the source is unconfirmed though water ran into a catch basin to prevent further breaks. Ice and industrial-waste odor suggested a plant origin.
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Bradford Street
Hope
Joseph Pannone
Pannone
Thames
Bradford
Licensing of Bicycles Promoted by PTA Groups in Rhode Island
The Parent-Teacher Associations in this town sponsor a plan to lobby the General Assembly for statewide bicycle licensing. Warren Barrington and West Barrington PTAs back the measure as a Bristol County PTA effort with endorsement from the Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association. Officials say licensing would aid enforcement and help trace lost or stolen bicycles, while registration and plates would raise rider responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Warren
Barrington
West Barrington
PTA
Bristol County
Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association
Civilian Defense Takes Charge of Air Warning in Rhode Island
Civilian Defense now directs aircraft warning in this town and across Rhode Island. Lieut Col Paul T Martin, US Army retired, announces Gordon L. Fleming as supervisor of the air craft warning division. Civilian Defense now operates a telephone Bristol 1360 and assigns Frank L. Martin as legal advisor.
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Rhode Island
Paul T Martin
US Army
Martin
Gordon L. Fleming
Aircraft Warning Division
Civil Defense
Aircraft Warning
Civilian Defense
Frank L. Martin
Confusion Over No School Whistles Delays
Edward J Fitzgerald explains an audible delay caused by late whistles meant to signal no classes. The senior high held classes while junior high and elementary grades did not, leaving parents confused as calls poured in from distant homes. He arranged with police to prevent a recurrence.
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Edward J Fitzgerald
United States Rubber
Collins & Aikman
Fitzgerald
de Con’t
Junior Red Cross Organized in Local Schools
Mrs. Earl G. Sturdevant announces completion of Junior Red Cross organization from high school to fifth grade in town. Student councils will manage activities, inform members, plan assemblies and exhibits, and maintain records. Programs include first aid, New England studies, Christmas apples to hospitals, and international correspondence. Councils named: Colt Senior High School Council with 350 members and listed class officers.
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Junior Red Cross
Earl G. Sturdevant
Red Cross
New England
Benjamin Church
Sturdevant Area
Colt Senior High School Council
John L. Burke
Grace Castro
Charlotte Jester
Ernest Calandra
Cornelia Iannuccillo
Eugene Furtado
Sarah Toste
Maria Maciel
Anthony Francis
Charles Ruggiero
Raymond Sousa
Five Injured In Weekend Auto Accidents Near Warren
Five persons sustained injuries in automobile crashes over the weekend near Warren. Arthur Marcellino 42 of Warren and his brother Joseph 44 of Swansea were hurt in a collision on Hope Street near Verndale circle. Miss Anna Calitri 22 of Barrington suffered rib fractures and contusions. Marcellino's daughter Marcia Levin 10 of Cambridge lost two front teeth. Frank Florenzano Jr 25 of Barrington sustained a knee injury. The crashes followed icy roads as Florenzano's car skidded and was struck by the Marcellino vehicle. both cars were towed.
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Arthur Marcellino
Water Street
Warren
Jane Brown
Providence
Joseph Marcellino
Warren Road
Swansea
Mass
Anna Calitri
Anoka Avenue
Barrington
Marcia Levin
Harry Levin
Harvard
Cambridge
Frank J Florenzano, Jr
Mason Avenue
Marcellino Brothers
Calitri
Verndale Circle
Hope Street
Frank Florenzano, Jr
Midway
Florenzano
Marcellino
Paul Bruno
Colt Memorial
Miss Calitri
Judge Leahy Praises Senate Bond at Bristol History Talk
Judge Edward L. Leahy addressed about 100 Bristol Historical Society members, sharing his impressions of the U S Senate after his term as Rhode Island senator. He praised cross party friendship and a national heart beyond party lines. Mrs. Downing of Providence spoke on colonial Newport homes and Warren’s Bristol architecture, noting Vernon House restoration. The society president hosted. next meeting is in March with plans for a speaker undetermined.
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Edward L. Leahy
Bristol Historical Society
U. S Senate
Rhode Island
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Judge Leahy
George Downing
Providence
Newport
Russell Warren
Downing
Bristol
Warren
Vernon House
Rochambeau
Leahy
Sewage Plant Needs Not On Call for Town Meeting
Dr. Samuel D. Clark told Democratic workers that the Clark Holmes clash in the upcoming primary is inevitable due to differing views on key issues. The primary winner will face Republican Paul A. Herzig for first councilman in March, with Clark pledging support for Holmes or vice versa depending on the outcome.
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Samuel D. Clark
E. Hugh Holmes
Capt
Paul A. Herzig
First
Dr Clark
Anthony Junes
Democratic Town Committee
Town Committee
Clark
Holmes
March of Dimes Auction Set For Tuesday at Colt High
The March of Dimes auction will be held Tuesday February 6 from 2 to 4 30 PM in the Colt high school auditorium. Chairwoman Mrs Ray Makowsky with committee members Mrs Marguerite Stone Miss Louise Brechin and Miss Margaret Nerone will run the sale. Donors are urged to bring articles or call to arrange pickup if items are too large.
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Colt High School
Ray Makowsky
Makowsky
Marguerite Stone
Louise Brechin
Margaret Nerone
Taxpayers To Vote On Town Salary Increases Only
Town will hold a special financial meeting on February 13 to decide salary raises for six months left in the current fiscal year. The sewer plant funding request will not be on the call, as council leaders emphasize the meeting covers only proposed pay increases and cannot include other items.
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Samuel D. Clark
Clark
Joseph Gallagher
Sewer Commission
J. S. Coles
Coles
Gallagher
Gallagher’s
John W. Church
Dinner Honors Bristol Drum Corps Champions With Campus Coats
More than 125 attended a testimonial banquet for The Corps of Champs held at Midway Steak and Lobster House. The event featured presentation of scarlet campus coats with Rhode Island outline and brass back script The Corps of Champs. Peabody of Newport delivered principal remarks praising the Bristol Boy Scout and Drum Corps and noting a possible invitation to the 1951 Dream Drum Corps Competition in New Jersey.
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Drum Corps
Women’s Auxiliary
Bristol
Rhode Island
S.A
George R. Fish
Peabody
Frank R. Peabody
Newport
The
R. I
Anthony J. Nunes
Corps of Champs
Bristol Boy Scout Corps
R. I. Association
New Jersey
Small Talk Notes From Alumni Columns Across Campuses
A column by a Brown Alumni Monthly contributor compiles amusing tidbits from college alumni publications. Items include Notre Dame’s The Ra conteur on an academic penalty, Father Walsh’s post holiday quiz, a Providence alumnus’s chocolate cake note, Barnard and Princeton quips, Cornell dog tricks, Stanford fund raising humor, and a Stanford board chairman’s reply to parents about admissions.
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Buster
Brown Alumni Monthly
Notre Dame
Matthew J. Walsh
University
Father Walsh
Stanford Alumni Review
Dean Kimpton
Hee
Stanford
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N. M. Zinderstein
Consul Rego
Richard Conte
When You
Frankie Laine
Bob Crosby
Kay Starr
Mills Brothers
Modernaires
Jerome Courtland
Lola Albright
Jerome Cowan
Maureen O’hara
John Payne
Howard da Silva
Tripoli
Technicolor
Batman and Robin
Red Skelton
Arlene Dahl
Ann Miller
Leon Ames
Pam Britton
Richard Rober
Jane Evelyn Ankers
James Ellison
Warren Man
Society
Senate
C. Hall
State St
Bristol Sunshine Society
Brown
Barnard College
Spencer, White and Prentis
Princeton
Nworb
Nnep
Aibmulec
Htuomtrad
Elay
Yvan
Riaf
Dravrah
Uassan
Cornell
Ithaca
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