Bristol Bus Rerouting Delayed by Town Council
The town council postponed action on a letter requesting the New England Transportation Company run alternate trips around the loop to aid local shoppers. W E Boyle of the company cited long term losses, while councilman Millemaggi argued revenue would be offset by increased Wood Street patronage.
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New England Transportation Company
W. E. Boyle
Bristol
Providence
Paul C. Millemaggi
Wood Street
Hope Street
Hope
Frankin Streets
The
Bristol Business Civic Association
Bus Company
Council
Civic Association
inter-Bristol
Franklin and
Hope Streets
Bristol Highlands
Holmes Bros
State Street
Rego and Sons
Harold G
Helen P Brown
Verndale Circle
Planing Board
Lucien Capone
Democrats Weigh McKiernan Bid to Replace Nolan for State Office
The Rhode Island Democrats consider replacing Attorney General John H Nolan with Lieutenant Governor John S McKiernan for the November race after Senator J Howard McGrath visit. Cumberland Representative William E Powers emerges as a likely choice. Nolan reportedly ill. Other talks include a candidate to replace State Treasurer Russell Handy.
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John H. Nolan
John S. McKiernan
J. Howard McGrath
William E. Powers
Cumberland
Democratic State Central Committee
Bristol
Robert J. Anderson
Prescott B. Paull
Anthony R. Parshley
Mary M. Maciel
Nolan
Representative Powers
Massachusetts
Russell Handy
Y M C A Camp Opens Today at St Andrew's Camp
The Y M C A Day Camp opened today at St Andrew's Camp with 21 boys departing by bus at 9 o'clock to begin a varied schedule including athletics hiking swimming singing and storytelling. Participants listed include Thomas Mancini Douglas Heyman Billy Barlow Gordon Phipps Raymond Martin Ronald Formisano Donald McGinn David Borges Robert Swenson Ronald Luther Frank Vorro Gerald Romano Carl Russo Matthew Perry Sidney Pigeon James Edward St Angelo Sammy Kinder William Masters Richard Shaw Theodore Kullberg and Peter Clark.
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St. Andrew’s Camp
Thomas Mancini
Douglas Heyman
Billy Barlow
Gordon Phipps
Raymond Martin
Ronald Formisano
Donald McGinn
David Borges
Robert Swenson
Ronald Luther
Bristol Fourth Celebrations Draw 45000 In Parade
Crowds cheered as Bristol marked its Fourth with a three day celebration led by destroyers Rich and Perry. About 45 000 watched a ten division parade amid new features including a Miss Fourth of July contest won by Evelyn Lemaire.
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Bristol
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Burnside Memorial Hall
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California
Isaac Gorham
Providence
Mr. Hawks
Grant's Pass
Oregon
Rhode Island
R. J
Reynolds School
William M MacKenzie
Pawtucket
Ben H Bagdikian
Harry A. Smith
Lemaire
Mary Ferrara
Eileen Costa
Marie Gifford
Ida Mae Ferrara
Agnes Benevides
Leonora
Costa
Mary Cunard
Rose Marie Falco
Hilda
Garafa
Irene Hardie
Missou
Vane Care Va Kin
Peggy Leahy
Eleanor le Jit
Maire
Florence Medeiros
Etta Margo
Barbaras
Newman
Dolores Torres
Mary Palma
National Guard
United States
Baker
USS Rich
Rankin
American Legion
USS Perry
Amery Lemaire
Ican
Red Cross
Vd.a.r
Sober Company
Bristol Mfg. Corp
Committee Chairman Praises Cooperation
Committee chairman praises cooperation saying people have been very nice and the project has progressed smoothly with broad support from local groups and volunteers.
Bristol Fourth of July program praised for cooperation
Bristol officials credited wide support for a successful Fourth of July program. R. S. Bosworth praised the committee and Dr. Samuel D Clark for tireless work, noting cooperation extended across many groups and even to sailors and ships near the sea. The article recalls Rhode Island pioneer figures amid the celebration.
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Bristol
R. S. Bosworth
Samuel D Clark
Iin
Abra
Jham Whipple
John
Paul Jones
Rhode Island
Navy
Katy
Urs Chu
Phata Ella
Thomas Campagna
Anthony
Domenic Perroni
Treas
E. Agatiello
Joseph Sansone
Dr.luter
Roswell S. Bosworth
D.A.V. Capone
Reynolds Northman
American Hamburgers in Pretoria Rise as Local Novelty
Two Boise, Idaho natives Ralph and Clary Frazer run a hamburger stand in Pretoria, South Africa, attracting crowds with frying aromas and cheerful service. The ex servicemen, aged 28 and 26, market their wares while navigating government controls and local adaptation in a foreign capital setting.
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Pretoria
S. Afr
Ralph
Clary Frazer
Boise
Idaho
United States Air Corps
Navy
Murphy Inquiry Brings State Lifesaving Aid
In Bristol, Benda Benevides pitched St Elizabeth Club to a 4 2 win over Bian cuzzo to claim first in the Twilight League. Roy Malloy took the loss for the Y team as Benevides notched his fifth win, aided by Sam Del Piano’s late relief. Council discussed adult swimming supervision funds and lifeguard plans, including a proposed Swimmobile and better safety measures at the Bristol Pier.
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St Elizabeth
Bristol
Biancuzzo
Brenda
Roy Malloy
Benevides
Wildness
Sam del Piano
Benda
Albert Lifeguard
T Fusonie
Kint’s
State Recreation Board
Frank J. Murphy
Governor's
Recreation Board
Civil Service Commission
Murphy
Park Department
Rogers
W. Wheeler
Wheeler
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