Short-Sighted Party Loyalty Critique of MacArthur
The piece argues against denying GOP primaries to non Republicans and criticizes Gen. MacArthur for urging strict party loyalty. It notes Eisenhower’s cross party appeal and asserts former Democrats voting in GOP primaries is necessary to win. The author praises MacArthur but says his stance is out of line and driven by personal factors rather than principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
MacArthur
Taft
Eisenhower
Gen. MacArthur
Matrone Mascola 'Y' Award Winners
Santo Matrone Jr. 15 a ninth grade student at Guiteras School won the Frank O. Reneplacque top athlete honor in Junior Hi-Y at the seventh annual YMCA awards night. Anthony Mascola 12 a sixth grader at Guiteras received the Anthony E. Agatiello trophy for Gra-Y. Hundreds of letters and certificates were awarded by Albert Means and Y officials across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Reneplacque
Santo Matrone, Jr
Guiteras School
Anthony E. Agatiello
Anthony Mascola
Guiteras
Y Athletic
Albert Means
Jannsen Receives MIT B S Degree in Business and Engineering
Thomas J Jannsen of 40 Constitution Street receives a Bachelor of Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at exercises on June 6. He majored in business and engineering administration, earned dean's list honors, and held leadership roles in the Engineering Administration Society. He is commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U S Air Force and will report to Olmstead Air Force Base in Olmstead, Pa, July 15 for active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J Jannsen
Thomas Jannsen
Constitution Street
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jannsen
MIT
Engineering Administration Society
Bridge Club
Arnold Air Society
U.S. Air Force
Olmstead A Force Base
Olmstead
Bristol Charter Commission Members Attend One Day Congress
Several members of the Bristol Charter Commission are to attend the one day congress at Bryant College tomorrow of the RI Home Rule Association. Mrs Joseph Sousa announces birth of daughter Carol Jane at Truesdale Hospital Fall River. Catherine Severe elected first vice president Salve Regina College Guild for coming year. Captain Lawrence Baldauf occupies Rear Admiral Hoover’s property on Metacom Avenue. Bristol District Nursing Association to hold a whooping cough diphtheria tetanus clinic at Rockwell House for six months to five years. Dominic Castigliero announces birth of son Donald at Lying-In Providence. Bristol Women’s Democratic Club reelects Miss Margaret Connors as president. Holy Rosary Society to receive communion at 7 mass. Saturday mass for Eliza Marabello at 7:30. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Charter Commission
Bryant College
R. I. Home Rule Association
Joseph Sousa
Prospect Street
Carol Jane
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
Catherine V_ Severe
Union Street
Salve Regina College Guild
Bristol District Nursing Association
Rockwell House
Holy Rosary Society of Our Lady of Mt
Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps Paper Drive
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps announce a townwide paper collection tomorrow from 9 30 a m to 2 p m. Residents should place paper at the curb in bundles before 9 30 a m and call Bristol 1069 W or 910 for pickup. If weather cancels, it shifts to the next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsmen Bugle
Bristol
Kingsmen Corps
Scout Hall
Drum Corps
Westerly
R. I
American Legion Department
St. Aloysius Home
Greenville
Site of Fireworks Again a Question
The Fourth of July committee faced a dilemma as the school committee withdrew permission for a Guiteras Field fireworks display at 11 p.m. on July 4 due to potential damage and precedent concerns. Nearby landowners offered Silver Creek area for an all aerial display, and the celebration committee will discuss venues at 8 p.m. in the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiteras Field
Guneral
Silver Creek
YMCA
Letter to Editor on Police Misstep in High Speed Chase
A resident objects to East Providence police detaining her son Anthony in view of the town after a high speed chase. She claims authorities mistook his 1942 Packard for the suspects car and held him briefly after misidentifying the vehicle. She calls the treatment embarrassing and wrongful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Providence
Anthony
Metacom Avenue
Bristol
Eagle Resolution Backs Social Security Bill in Bristol
Bristol Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles passed a resolution endorsing a social security bill in Congress. Henry W. Pacheco announced copies will go to Senators Green and Pastore. The bill would add five dollars monthly, raise family maximums, and allow retired beneficiaries to earn up to seventy dollars monthly without payroll tax increases.
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Congress
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Henry W. Pacheco
Green
Pastore
Pacheco
Roosevelt
Diplomatists Picnic Set by R I Club at Hopeworth Estate
The R I Diplomatists Club schedules its annual picnic for July 13 at Hopeworth estate with members from Southern New England clubs attending. The plan was approved at a Friday meeting at the International Institute in Providence where Miss Vera Castillo spoke on Mexican travel and changing fashion and advertising in Mexico. The Dominican consul presided over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diplomatist Club of
R. I
Hopeworth
New England
International Institute
Providence
Vera Castillo
Mexico
Finance Plans Of New Charter Marked Change
A town charter commission outlines a proposed finance department headed by a director of finance. The plan consolidates tax assessment, town treasurer, and tax collector duties with budgeting, purchasing, and financial reporting under one office. The school department may share purchasing functions if costs are charged to the correct departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Commission
Thomas C Jamsen
Commission
Finance Department
Rockwell Receives Harvard MA in History
Henry B. Rockwell son of Charles B Rockwell of Point Pleasant Farm earned a Master of Arts in history at Harvard's commencement alongside over 3000 graduates. A Princeton 1937 alum, he previously led Pomfret School as assistant headmaster, studied at California on sabbatical, and plans to teach at Putney School next year. He is married to Barbara Webb of New York and they have four children.
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Henry B. Rockwell
Charles B Rockwell
Point Pleasant Farm
Poppasquash
Harvard University
Rockwell
Princeton
Pomfret School
Pomfret, Conn
University of California
Pomfret
Harvard
Putney School
Putney
Barbara Webb
New York
Rockwells
Jackson
N. H
Annual Meeting of Home Elects Mrs Pendleton
The 60th annual meeting of the Bristol Home for Aged Women was held at 55 Franklin Street with Walter W. Swanson presiding. Officers elected for 1952 53 include President Mrs Charles L Pendleton and Treasurer Miss Minnie M Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Home For Aged Women
Franklin Street
Walter W. Swanson
First Baptist Church
Charles L. Pendleton
Chester W Whitman
M. Stuart Barr
Minnie M. Farrington
Samuel Kinder
Edward Easterbrooks
Henry Boynton
Kinders
Easterbrooks
Richard H. Cornell
Harold Pedley, Sr
John D. Moore
Mary Ingraham
Earl Sturdevant
Anne McCaughey
William H. Angevine
Stephen W. Hopkins
Herbert B. Burnham
Frederick F. Hodgdon
Edward E. Bunn
Elizabeth C. Chase
Claude Hazeldine
Bayberry Garden Club To Judge Flower Arrangements
Bayberry Garden Club members meet Monday at 8 p m in Guiteras House with Mrs Alfred Newton as hostess assisted by Mrs Henry Ferguson Flower arrangements will be judged by Mrs Frederick Palmer who will determine the winners for best display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayberry Garden Club
Guiteras House
Alfred Newton
Henry Ferguson
Frederick Palmer
Bazaar and Mt Hope Estate Tour At First Congregational
A Saturday June 28 bazaar and Mt Hope Estate tour are hosted by the First Congregational Church Bazaar Committee. The day features a buffet supper in the DeWolf Memorial room from 5 30 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church Bazaar Committee
DeWolf Memorial Room
Mt. Hope Estate
First Congregational Church
Mothers Plan Hot Dog Roast for Mt Carmel Club
The Mothers' Club of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church will host a hot dog roast Sunday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Joseph Vorro's home 1217 Hope Street. Mrs. Vorro chairs the event and the gathering will also serve as the season finale with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Joseph Vorro
Hope Street
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Yellowstone
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David Ferris
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Joseph J Gomes
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Main Street
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Wood Street
John EB. Merellia Warren
Plano
Annual Meeting of
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Bayberry Club
Mt. Carmil
California
Model Grocery
High St
John D. Hill, JR
Bristol School Committee
Reynolds Ool
Rhode Island
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Eases
Scorf. James
Franca
Francisco
Frank Francis
West Harriet
Ug Tsss
Hely
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Louise
Rosaria Brueno
Hempstead
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