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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

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Five Immediate Fire Safety Measures Proposed for Rhode Island Soldiers Home

A Sur vey Committee appointed by Governor Pastore urged rapid action to eliminate frightful fire hazards at the Rhode Island Soldiers Home. It endorsed five measures at once including sprinkler and standpipe systems, outward swinging doors with panic latches, fire escapes for key buildings, and a redesigned locker area, with plans to study modern facilities in Connecticut and Massachusetts for guidance.

R. I. Soldiers Home John O. Pastore Pastore Gladys Brightman Connecticut Veterans Home Rocky Hill Conn Massachusetts Soldiers Home Chelsea Waring Tiverton George Beaucage Pawtucket Leonard H. Silvia Little Compton Edward J. Sevigney Warren Harold W. Tucker Barrington House Committee On Public Welfare General Assembly Narragansett Bay

Town Council Weighs Private Bus Feeder Plan for Bristol

Alvaro August, private bus line incorporator, outlines a Bristol feeder service with five to six 29 passenger buses. Routes include Hope and Bradford streets start points and two loops through Bristol and nearby areas pending Public Utilities Commission approval. Buses would operate 18 hours daily, with council urging avoidance of narrow streets like Burton and Gooding.

Alvaro August Bristol Public Utilities Commission N. E. Transportation Company August Hope Bradford Streets Bradford Thames Constitution High Burton Wood Mt Hope Avenue Gooding Lane East State Street Buttonwood Franklin

Exhibition of Painted Tinware Draws Large Local Attendance

More than two hundred people visited the painted tinware and furniture show at Mrs Sebastian Bernard Jr.’s home 906 Hope Street on Tuesday. Ten students of Mrs Lucille Brown created over a hundred pieces including trays chests chairs and tin boxes. The basement display featured paisley shawls flowers and greens with punch donated by Mrs Arthur M McCaw.

Sebastian Bernard Jr Hope Street Lucille Brown Arthur M McCaw Bernard I. Leo Cantwell Philip Clark John DeCosta Arthur H Eastman Joseph H Farrell John D Hogan J H LeFevre James Olive Samuel C Wardwell

Two Big Ships Assigned To Bristol For July 4th Observance

Secretary of the Navy Forrestal assures U S Senator Green that at least two large Navy ships will be assigned to Bristol for the Fourth of July. Commander Steinwart at Camp Endicott recalls 1932 Bristol parade and confirms intent to attend. Bands lined up include the American Legion Band Warren and others. Miss Regina Farley conducts a $1 direct mail appeal gathering broad support.

Secretary of the Navy Forrestal U. S Theodore Francis Green Bristol James F. Meiggs Navy Quonset Naval Air Station Camp Endicott Davisville Marine Barracks Naval Training Station Newport Meiggs Fort Adams Cordell Pastore Adj Murphy State Guard Steinwart United Travelers of Providence Uncle Sam's Ex- Service Band Providence St. Agnes Fife Drum and Bugle of Colt Memorial High Band Quonset Station Council Chamber Regina Farley

Car Strikes Pole Hurting Two on High Street

Mrs Mary Goulart 71 and her husband John H. Goulart 60 were injured yesterday afternoon when their car crashed into a pole on High Street opposite Usher Place around 1 30. The vehicle was badly damaged and towed away. Mrs Goulart had facial and hand scratches while Mr Goulart suffered a cut on his right hand. Dr. C Paul Bruno treated them at the scene.

Mary Goulart Gooding Lane John H. Goulart High Street Usher Place Goulart C. Paul Bruno

Zoning Board Grants Storage Use for Brownell Property

The Zoning Board of Review in Burnside granted Charles DeWolf Brownell permission to lease his Hope Street Ferry Road junction property to Bristol Manufacturing Company for storage for three years. The board also discussed SHEDS built by Herreshoff, with objections from Mrs Lyon, and other petitions postponed for legal advice or future meetings.

Zoning Board of Review Burnside Memorial Building Charles Dew Brownell Hope Street Ferry Road Bristol Manufacturing Company Brownell Norman Herreshoff BMC Arthur B. Rae George A Lyon Herreshoff Mfg Company Charles DeWolf Brownell Herreshoff Marjorie van W. Lyon Anthony J Nunes Bristol Mfg. Co Otis M. Bailey Zoning Board Joseph Borges Colonial Road Roger W. Pigeon Wellington Pease Roma Street Manuel and Agnes Tavares Metacom Avenue

Degree To Be Conferred Sunday By Bristol Council

Bristol Council and Knights of Columbus voted to donate 10 to the Fourth of July Committee and allow use of their platform for the event. Three new members joined the Council. The third degree will be conferred on June 9 at 8 p.m. The Henry P. Trudell Class will lead the candidates. Grand Knight George T. Ingram urged support for the June 10 carnival by United Amusement Shows. Bowling-night committee named Dr Joseph E Pine, Edmond O'Brien and Edward Da Ponte.

Bristol County Court House High Street John W Church Bristol Knights of Columbus Henry P. Trudell George T. Ingram United Amusement Shows Joseph E. Pine Edmond O’brien Edward da Ponte

Louisiana murderer escapes death in 1868 Austin Nevada case

The item recalls an October 30 1868 incident in Austin Nevada involving a Louisiana murderer who avoided execution when the mechanism failed. The feature ties this long ago case to current themes and Gore content, presented as a columnist note from the Publisher's Auxiliary.

Mtrems Jim still _om Gore Louisiana Austin Nevada

First Execution in Lander County Shocks Spectators

Rufus B. Anderson was hanged for the Noble T. Slocum murder, the first execution in Lander County. A large crowd gathered at the jail yard as Father Monteverde and officials watched. The decedent twice survived the trap before dying on the third attempt, with his sister receiving the body.

Rufus B. Anderson Noble T. Slocum Lander Anderson Fr. Monteverde Lander Guard L. W. Cromer

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Kay Mill and Jane Wyman Howard Dasilva Doris Dowling Cartoon Animal Speaks SUN Gary Cooper Ingrid Bergman Saratoga Daffy Duck and Egg Head Town OF Highway Dept Chas Bristol Mfg. Corp Board Elias Batista Franklin and High Streets Salvador Nunes Carl H. Witherell Nunes Pasquale Malafrente Bradford Street Frank Nastri Vet's Rock ST. Suetoe, R Ferncroft Charles Silvia Bradford St Taber
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