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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1946

Page

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Unions Vie for U S Rubber Workers Favor in Ballot

About 700 to 800 U S Rubber Company employees at the Bristol plant vote under NLRA supervision on whether the A F L or C I O represents them in bargaining. Observers from both unions and the company watch as demonstrations and campaigning continue. Balloting runs 6:30 to 8:00 and 1:30 to 5:30 with “no union” option available.

U. S. Rubber Company A. F. of L C.I.O C.I.C National Labor Relations Board Bradford Street U S. Rubber Company United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum & Plastic Workers of America Cleaners International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers A.F.L Bristol

Nelson Heads Salvation Army Drive in Bristol 1946

Robert W. Nelson of 647 Hope street will chair the 1946 Annual Appeal for The Salvation Army in Bristol. J William Wood of Industrial Trust Co. will be Appeal Treasurer. Part of the funds stay in the Bristol Service Fund at Industrial Trust Co. and are used for local needs and emergencies.

Robert W. Nelson Hope Street Salvation Army Bristol J. William Wood The Industrial Trust Co Bristol Service Fund Nelson Hood Service Fund Martha Graham Anna D. Callan Sherry Avenue

Vorse announces engagement of Mary Ellen Vorse to Francis Penn Steel

Mr and Mrs Albert O Vorse of Camp Hill Pa announce the engagement of their daughter Mass Mary Ellen Vorse to Comdr Francis Penn Steel USNR son of Mr and Mrs Alfred G B Steel of Ferry Hall Road Bristol and Chestnut Hill Philadelphia Pa

Albert O. Vorse Camp Hill Mass Mary Ellen Vorse Comdr Francis Penn Steel USNR Alfred G. B. Steel Ferry Hall Road Bristol Chestnut Hill Philadelphia

Prize Contest Realizes 95 Dollars For Post

The Anthony C Almeida Post 237 VFW held a monthly meeting in the G A R Hall Hope Street with Commander Chester W Williams presiding. Miss Shirley Seamans drew and presented prizes totaling 95 dollars won by Arthur P Nynes J M McWilliams and M P Goulart. Next meeting is August 21 at the GA R Hall.

Anthony C Almeida Veterans of Foreign Wars G.A.R. Hall Hope Street Chester W. Williams Shirley Seamans Arthur P Nynes Bay View Avenue J. M. McWilliams Providence M P. Goulart Lincoln Avenue Arthur J Belmore Ga.r. Hall

Engagement Announced for Gertrude Belmore to Albert Velleca Jr

Mr and Mrs Arthur J Belmore of 65 Court Street announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude to Albert Velleca Jr son of Mr and Mrs Albert Velleca of 332 High Street.

Arthur J. Belmore Court Street Gertrude Albert Velleca Jr Albert Velleca High Street

Call For Committee To Study Bristol Records Vault Need

Town Clerk John W. Church urges Town Council to appoint a representative committee to study better quarters for town officers. State Librarian Grace M. Sherwood recommends enlarging the vault or building a new town hall after visiting Burnside Memorial Building. The project tops Post War Projects Planning Committee priorities.

John W. Church Mr. Church Grace M. Sherwood Burnside Memorial Church Bristol Wallis E. Howe

Bristol County Bus Petition Hearing Concludes

The State House public hearing on August Bus Lines seeking a Bristol County franchise ended. NET Co argued the new service would undercut revenue, risking poorer service for the public. August Bus Lines propose five buses with capital around 50000 dollars and bonds to show financial responsibility.

State House August Bus Lines Bristol County New England Transportation Company Cozy Cab and Bus Company Fall River Achusetts Bonding Company William Graham Cozy Cab and Bus Co August Bus Company Bristol Camp Miles Standish Camp Edwards Graham Leo J

Planning Board Recommends Approval of Hopeworth Avenue Offer

The Planning Board urges the Town Council to accept Dr Frederick V Martin’s gift of Hopeworth Avenue to serve the National Institute For Voice Disorders at Martin Hall. The board notes Dr Martin already installed utilities and that the road supports visitors, local suppliers, and residential growth. Attending were A A Edmonds Frank J Sylvia Frank S Giglio and R S Bosworth.

Frederick V. Martin Hopeworth Avenue Martin Hall Martin Planning Board A. A Edmonds

Cards Sent Out To Veterans Today

B W Wall of the Veterans Retraining and Re employment Committee sent approx 1300 World War II veterans a return postcard list of memorial types including recreation hall bathing beach hospital park and Welcome Home Celebration Veterans may mark preferences or write in and return the card Bristol Town Council funds World War II Veterans Memorial Fund set at 15000 with expenditure guided by postcard poll

B. W. Wall Veterans Retraining and Re-employment Committee Bristol

Frank Codola Enlists In Rennselaer Refresher Course

Frank Codola son of Mr and Mrs Gerardo Codola of 30 Catherine street left Monday for Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute to take a two month refresher course before starting studies in mechanical engineering at Troy New York He is a Colt Memorial High School graduate class of 1943 and was discharged from the U S Naval Reserve on May 16 after serving as a Pharmacist's Mate second class for thirty four months.

Frank Codola Gerardo Codola Catherine Street Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy New York Colt Memorial High School U. S. Naval Reserves

Bristol Trees and Civic Pride Underlines Summer Shade

The essay urges Bristol residents to renew a tree planting campaign halted by war and progress. It recalls past efforts after the 1938 hurricane, stresses trees as essential civic assets, and calls for stewardship of streets, parks, and Common to preserve the town’s character.

Bradford Street Bristol

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U. S. Rubber Employees Salvation Army Drive Julio F Xavier Jr M. Patrick Leahy Virginian Joel McCrea Brian Donlevy Sonny Tufts Barbara Britton SUN MON Alan Ladd Veronica Lake Popular Science Lucien Capone Council J. Floyd Huestis Public Utilities Division Jean Cozy Cab & Bus Co England Transportation Company NET Co Boyle August New England Transportation Co Ces A. Eisenstadt Frank Nastri Vet's Rock ST R. IL Frank S. Giglio Charles Street Mr. Edmonds Frank J. Sylvia Giglio R. S. Bosworth Rennselaer State Street R. I House OF Choice Europe TEL Warren R. Ashley Hart New England Bristol Common
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