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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1959
Page
4
An editorial urges public officials to uphold dignity through neat dress and careful conduct. It argues that a public servant bears trust for all citizens, shaping how the office is viewed and underscoring that appearance won’t ensure efficiency but signals genuine care.
The U S Post Office Department may select a new Bristol post office site bringing coordinated town planning efforts into the decision. Local officials and residents are urged to consider how location and a new building could improve town appearance and mail handling, turning the project into a beneficial development.
Weather and gardening notes discuss poison ivy spread and control with chemicals, warning of planting regrowth after wet seasons. A cheese feature traces origins from Arabia to Europe, highlighting Roquefort mold, Dutch cheese rituals, and global serving traditions with brief cultural anecdotes.
A Bristol letter thanks the town for the warm Fourth of July reception of Friendly Allied Officers from Greece, Germany, Korea and Vietnam. The author credits local hospitality with boosting international relations and aligning with President Eisenhower’s People to People Program, thanking residents, the committee, and host families for the memorable experience. The Depot anticipates future invitations to student officers.
Col Albert A. Moren of Warren Rhode Island newly retired from the Rhode Island National Guard after 34 years received a commendation letter from Major General Daniel S. Hinman at Camp Varnum Narragansett. The citation praised his marksman program work and leadership of guard pistol and rifle teams for National Matches at Camp Perry Ohio. Major General John McGreevey was also honored as troops paraded to honor both men.
August 9 is a Sunday event for Bristol Civic Club members at Manuel Garcia's on Naomi Street. A separate clambake is planned by Swanee River Fishing Club at Pagnano's Grove.
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