Big Day Editorial Urges Bristol Fourth of July Pride
Editorial celebrates the Fourth of July in Bristol urging residents to tidy and beautify streets, display flags, and welcome visitors. It praises blooming roses and green lawns, noting the town’s appeal and the need to look its best as thousands arrive for the Independence Day celebration.
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Economic pressures in steel talks worry Bristol readers
The piece links local steel union negotiations to inflation fears and rising costs. It notes President Eisenhower’s emphasis on curbing inflation, the steel industry as a wage barometer, and concerns about price hikes spreading through the economy. It cites the U S as a debtor nation with rising imports and falling exports affecting competitiveness.
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Bristol
Steel Industry Union
Eisenhower
United States
Unregistered Cars on High Street Draw Town Protest
Citizens urge removal of two unregistered cars parked on High Street for months, noting violations of town ordinance and poor street appearance. They warn visiting dignitaries may be embarrassed as locals observe similar neglected vehicles, with about six more scattered around town.
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High Street
Kearney Post Anniversary Celebration Is Lauded
Nearly two hundred members and guests attended Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion on Franklin Street for the 40th anniversary. The event featured a new Legion flag presentation by the Callan family and 40 year service cards for about fifty charter members. Representatives from Department and District officers, local officials, and Auxiliary members joined in ceremonies, a flag dedication, and a reception with dancing into the night.
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Kearney Post No. 6
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American Legion
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Franklin St
Luke H Calla’i
John J Sylvia
American Legion and Auxiliary
General Assembly
Legion
Legia
Ralph H. T.avers
Kearney Post
Bernard M Grahert
Svivia
Arthur Sherman
Callan
Crahert
Sylvia
Kearney
Rotary Club to inaugurate new officers at noon meeting
Mrs Reselma Desilets of King Philip Ave Bristol Nar returns home after a California tour. President August E ibbe meyer will hand over the gavel to incoming President Vincent Fasano at tomorrow's meeting at the White Rail. Officers to assume duties and Howard R Newman and William D Hall will report on the recent New York convention.
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Reselma Desilets
King Philip Ave
Bristol Narrows
California
Ibbemeyer
Vincent Fasano
Rotary Club
White Rail
New York
Howard
R Newman
William. -D. -Hall
Raytheon Outlines Rhode Island Plant Plans and Location Hints
Raytheon officials briefed Newport officials and press on plans for an underwater sound research and manufacturing plant in Rhode Island. Charles Adams, Gov Del Sesto, and Admiral Weakley spoke on site options near Lawton Valley, subcontracting policies, and the need for industrial growth to attract jobs while supporting national defense.
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Raytheon
Rhode Island
Newport
Charles Francis Adams
Christopher del Sesto
Charles E Weakley
Navy
Adams
Newport County
Underwater Sound
Lawton Valley
Portsmouth
Middletown
del Sesto
Charles E. Weakley
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Lightning Myths Facts From History and Science
A survey of lightning safety and science covers why standing under trees is dangerous yet tall structures like the Empire State Building can be surprisingly safe. It traces beliefs from ancient times to Franklin’s kite experiment and notes efforts to study and seed clouds to manage storms and reduce lightning damage.
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Empire State Building
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