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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1958

Page

4

Editorials on Alaska statehood and Hawaii bid for 50th state

The piece applauds Alaska becoming the 49th state and argues Hawaii should join as the 50th. It notes political jockeying in Congress and questions the basis of excluding Hawaii, stressing the desire for all 50 stars now and savings on changing the flag. It urges equal treatment for Hawaii regardless of party alignment.

Alaska Congress Hawaiian Islands Senate House Hawaii America

Call for firmer handling of repeat juvenile offender

In Bristol a 15 year old has caused repeated property damage, escapes, and disruption. Officials of the Juvenile Court seek rehabilitation but police and homeowners endure ongoing losses and futile cycles of capture and release. A tougher, effective solution is urged to prevent further costly incidents.

Finnegan Bristol

Playground vandalism tarnishes Sowam's Drive area

Police deny receiving a report on vandalism at Sowam's Drive playground as C C Cirillo, chairman of the Board of Recreation, cites extensive damage including a $250 merry go round and split see saw. Bristol Park Shores Improvement Association imposes a dusk curfew and pledges after dark patrols while town council plans to seek lighting to deter further vandalism.

Recreation Board Anthony J. Ferrara Sowam's Drive Cirillo Bristol Park Joseph E. Goulart Board of Recreation Sowam

Letters to the Editor on Bristol views for book

George L. Howe asks readers for original Bristol views or maps for his history Mount Hope a New England Chronicle forthcoming from Viking Press New York He seeks an aerial Fourth of July parade view and invites readers to contact Fulton Maryland to arrange photographing arrangements.

Viking Press of New York Bristol Mount Hope New England Chronicle Fulton Maryland George L. Howe

William Throop in Bristol Militia History Revealed

William I. Baker writes to the editor detailing Bristol Train of Artillery leaders William Throop and William Throop Jr with service as captains and lieutenants from 1776 through 1813. The editor adds context from Prof. Munro about Goodman Throop, early Bristol native and town founder lineage, hoping to aid researchers.

William Throop Bristol William Throop, Jr William I. Baker R.I.M Wilfred H. Munro Mount Hope Lands Willam Throop Goodman Throop Munro

Committees For St Columban's Bazaar Are Announced

St Columban Fathers Bazaar plans unveiled with Vincent Fasano as general chairman. Weekly committee meetings outline chairs for Secretary to Special Aide plus numerous booth and game leaders. Event on Sunday July 27 at Seminary grounds Bristol aims to raise funds for missions in the Philippines Fiji Korea South America and Japan.

Columban Fathers Ferry Hill Bristol St. Columban Seminary Friends of St. Columban’s Vincent Fasano Joseph Sardinha Jeanette Harrington Joseph Souza Edward Mello Carmine DeFelice James M. Flynn Veronica Nunes Thomas DaPonte Max Barros Thomas Goff Variety Booth Frank Miserandino John Sicignano Henry Fériguson Anthon Agatiello Anthony Medeiros Edmond O'Brien Anthony Pinhero John L. Burke Oliver Moran Joseph DeMello Germaine Belmore Martin Dod Salvatore Altrui Mary DeRiso Mary Varela William Manchester Anthony Marion Peter Pastore Mary Alegria Anthony Dal Ponte Concetta Fasano Calvary Narragansett Bay Philippines Fiji Islands Korea South America Japan

Stengelese Sage of Baseball Faces Kefauver Hearings

Casey Stengel, famed Yankees manager, defines Stengelese while testifying before the Senate Anti Monopoly Committee. He jokes about anti trust laws for ball clubs, cites the spirit of 1776, recalls starting pay of 135 dollars a month, and riffs on farm systems, bonuses, and retirement ages amid questions from Kefauver.

Casey Stengel Yankees Casey Senate House Sen Kefauver Yankee Stadium America

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C C Cirillo Mr. Cirillo Leyden Holland Barnstable Stephen Burton Serj J. Cary Maine Baker Battle of Music Potters Kinanee V.F.W Bristol Phoenix R. S. Bosworth The R. L Ted Williams Mickey Mantle Stan Musial Sen. Kefauver Stengel Red Thera
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