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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1952

Page

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Bristol ties with America celebrated in Book of the Week

A Bristol Rhode Island bicentennial book is highlighted as Book of the Week in Bristol Public Libraries. The clipping notes the shared coat of arms and motto Virtute et Industria, with a 1881 letter from Bristol Rhode Island to Bristol England about copying municipal symbols and honoring the mother city’s virtues. Rex Cogan and Lt Col Rodney Burges connect the families through the artifacts.

Paul Herzig Bristol Rex Cogan England Western Daily Press Bristol Mirror R. I America Bristol Public Col. Burges United States Rhode Island Old Bristol New Bristol Virtute Herzig Rhodes Cerely T. Cogan Abs Kenstoke Road Stoke Bishop Charlie Thompson

Declaration by Senator Green at Bristol Fourth Read aloud

Theodore F. Green, Rhode Island's veteran statesman and former governor, will read the Declaration of Independence at Bristol's Fourth of July ceremonies. The 85 year old U. S. Senator will speak 9 45 a m before Colt Memorial High School, as part of patriotic exercises shifting to the morning due to the parade. Green, long allied with Brown University and Rhode Island civic causes, has served in the Senate since 1937 and chaired the Democratic state committee for years.

Rhode Island U. S Theodore F. Green Bristol Sen. Greene Colt Memorial High School Roswell S. Bosworth, Jr Sen. Green U. S. Senate Brown University Harvard Law School Bonn Berlin Germany Rhode Island School of Design Butler Hospital Red Cross R. I. House of Representatives Democratic State Committee

July Fourth Donors List Totals and Contributors

The report lists donors including Callan Construction Corp and The Great Atlantic & Pacific Company with $5 to $10 payments. Contributors include Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Jencks Herman F. Bell Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Holdsworth and many others. Previously reported total receipts stand at $144.25, with an updated sum of $116.00 shown in the latest entry.

Charles D. Jencks the Great Atlantic & Pacific Company Herman F. Bell Hubert Holdsworth Robert J. Connery Antonio Bottiglieri Mary Howe Dew Fulton Leo's Pizzeria C. Brito Construction & Landscaping Co Sebastian Bernard, Jr A. A. Edmonds Co R. S. Bosworth

165 Air Spotters Needed in Operation Skywatch

Bristol Civil Defense director Gordon Fleming urged viewers to watch See It Now on CBS TV to learn about Operation Skywatch a civilian volunteer aircraft spotting plan. Bristol seeks 168 spotters to staff posts with minimal weekly commitment while national leaders push full-time coverage.

Bristol Gordon Fleming Civil Defense Edwin R. Murrow Cbs-Tv Bristol Civil Defense Organization Flemming Fleming Air Force Vanderberg Air Finletter

New Bristol County Elks Lodge Underway with Parade

In Warren on Sunday afternoon the Bristol County Lodge of Elks will be instituted by Anthony Lawrence and staff. A parade through Warren streets precedes the ceremony, led by the R I Grand Lodge and featuring applicants and the Portuguese Independent Band of Bristol. First exalted ruler-elect Broderick Lohse of Warren chosen at a June meeting. lodge sponsored by Fall River lodge.

Miller Street Water Street Han Water Street Washington Street Washington Main Feene Ind Lodge Broderick Lohse Warren Lodge Fall “River Lodge Bristol County Efrks

$1,140 Needed For a Real 4th Celebration

Bristol Rhode Island Fourth of July committee faces funding gap with only 260 dollars raised toward a 1400 dollar goal. Finance chair Mrs Brightman urges private subscriptions from 1 to 100 dollars to fund parades and fireworks, noting carnival profits of 2000 fall short by 1400. Public acknowledgments will publish donors' names and amounts.

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Heat Forces 600 Plant Workers Home After Brief Meeting

A Bristol Manufacturing Company consultation between unionists and management led to about 600 workers being released early at 2:15 pm due to intense heat. Workers dispersed to the town beach and Colt Drive to escape the heat as summer swimming lessons are announced for the coming week.

Bristol Manufacturing Company Colt Drive

Bristol YMCA Day Camp Set for August 4 to 29

The Bristol YMCA will run a four week day camp from August 4 to 29 at Martin Hall off Metacom Avenue. Sessions are Monday Wednesday and Friday with 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. transport from the Y. Registration due July 30. Camp director is Joseph Securo with co chairs Joseph A Murgo and Ben Hazen and aides including Albert F Means Roswell S Bosworth. Activities include games hikes movies industrial tours boating swimming and contests. Rain days move indoors and insurance is provided for all campers.

Bristol Martin Hall Metacom Avenue Albert F. Means Joseph Securo Joseph A. Murgo Ben Hazen C. C. Citillo Roswell S. Bosworth

Proposed Master Plan Provides More Industrially-Zoned Land

The Bristol County soapbox derby returns Sunday at 3 p m on Bay View Avenue with 30 plus entries sponsored by the Bristol Independence Day committee. Judges are James Velleca and Warren mayor Wilfred Jeffries and Barrington’s Harold Woodard. starters and inspectors named. local prize donors listed. former cupholder Joseph Pine will not compete due to age.

Bay View Avenue Bristol County Bristol Frank J. Miserandino James Velleca Wilfred Jeffries Warren Harold Woodard Barrington Joseph Sansone William Butler James Husband Norman J. Servant Jeremiah Romano E. E.mc

Congregational Bazaar Readied by First Congregational Church

The First Congregational Church prepares a summer bazaar with pies cakes cookies candies jams jellies and punch on the church lawn tomorrow from 1 to 5 30 p m Visitors may also tour the R F Haffenreffer estate on Metacom avenue and enjoy organ music by the pool A Kiddie Carnival across the street offers puppet shows donkey rides A ham beans salads and shortcake buffet runs 5 30 to 7 p m in the DeWolf Memorial Room Booths stock clothing dolls gifts and white elephant items Everyone is welcome.

First Congregational Church Guiteras House Lawn R. F. Haffenreffer Metacom Avenue DeWolf

Battery C Ships Out for Camp Edwards Training Mission

Battery C of the 243rd AAA Battalion Rhode Island National Guard begins a two week duty at Camp Edwards Massachusetts. Capt Cortlandt Clarke commands with Lieutenants Trask Paull and Warrant Officer DelToro. The unit will conduct anti aircraft weapon firing and tactical training at Edwards and later shoot at airplane-towed targets in Wellfleet.

Bristol 243Rd Aaa Bn R. I. National Guard Camp Edwards Mass Capt. Cortlandt Clarke Victor Trask Seth B. Paull Anthony DelToro Edwards Wellfleet

Bristol Planning Board Reveals Industrial Zone and Shopping Center Area

The Planning Board and Zoning Board of Review meet to unveil a master plan by Roger W. Pigeon showing a 20 acre Industrial H zone north of Jones Baker and Varnum Streets near St Macy's Cemetery and Silver Creek. A proposed F G shopping center zone on Hope Street would govern architecture and use.

Planning Board and Zoning Board of Review Planning Board Roger W. Pigeon Jones, Baker and Varnum Streets St Macy's Cemetery Silver Creek Sakties Pigeon Bristol County Hope Street Wood Street Chestnut Street

Heavy Water Use Triggers Fire Safety Warning

Fred P. Stradling of the Bristol County Water Company warns that extreme heat and widespread lawn sprinklers are causing unprecedented water use. He notes a production shortfall and says a new deep well will add 1.5 million gallons daily while urging night shutoffs and coordination with the fire department for readiness.

Fred P. Stradling Bristol County Water Company Mr. Stradling Stradling Metacom Avenue Hope Street Norman Servant Bristol

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