Plans For Developing Mt Hope On Open Meeting Rehearsal
The Planning Board set a precedent by meeting in executive session to discuss Brown University Mt Hope land development and sewage concerns on Sowams drive. Trustees Barrett Burton Cochran outlined 500 acres slated for spring work and two acre lots with minimum ten thousand dollars, while aiming to reserve the area for high level development and taxable property where feasible. Public sessions will follow after department input is gathered and understood.
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Planning Board
Brown University
Mt. Hope
Sowams Drive
S. Stanley Barrett
University
Harry H. Burton
F. Morris Cochran
Barrett
Burton
Cochran
C. Gordon Parker
R. F. Haffenreffer
W. Easton Loutitt
Barnaby D Keeney
Russell S. Bray
Bray
Univ
Sessan
Department of Health
Rhode Island Battered By Severe Storms And Snow
A powerful winter blow hit Rhode Island last night bringing rain sleet and six inches of snow. Snow continued this morning as forecasters expected a noon cessation. Many schools closed the day, while motorists returning to their cars found them buried under the icy glaze.
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Rhode Island
Miserandino Elected Fourth of July Committee Chairman
Frank Miserandino was elected chairman with Michiel Di Lelio as vice-chairman at a YMCA meeting. Both served as co-chairmen of last year’s celebration. Also elected were Mrs Edward Pontes secretary and Mrs David Ferris treasurer. The executive committee will include the officers and Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara Miss Regina C Farley John J Sylvia Charles Luther Norman J Servant and John Principe Jr. The next executive committee meeting will be Thursday night.
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Frank J Miserandino
Michiel di Lelio
Y.M.C.A
Edward Pontes
David Ferris
Anthony J. Ferrara
Regina C Farley
John J. Sylvia
Charles Luther
Norman J. Servant
John Principe, Jr
Barnes Newberry, Jr
Bristol District Nursing Association
Rockwell House
Marshall N Fulton
Fulton
Rhode Island
Ri, Heart Association
Charles B Rockwell
Wallis E. Howe
William A. Bowen
Earl G Sturdevant
Reynolds Northup
John W DeWolf Jr
Bristol
Thyra Carlson
George McCarthy
Margaret B. Andrade
Frederick S. Bartlett
Paul Bruno
Evelyn Carter
Mervyn Clay
J W DeWolf
Arthur H Eastman
Edward J Fitzgerald
Ruth Graham
A L. Johnston
Robert R. Muller
Joseph A. Murgo
Douglas T Phipps
Angelo Pozzi
Alfred R. Rega
Charles B. Rockwell
Maurice C Smith MI
Raymond A. Walker
Committee of 8 Pushes Charter Election Drive
A reform committee led by former town officials launches a petition drive to create a charter commission. The group cites sewer crises and party inaction, with Almeida distributing petitions and hopes for 225 signatures to trigger a taxpayer special election and possible charter study and drafting.
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Committee of 8
J Floyd Huestis
Joseph F. Bruno
Jerome M. Donovan
Angelo Almeida
Almeida
Lucien Capone
Coast Guard Auxiliary Formed In Bristol Community
A provisional Coast Guard Auxiliary unit was formed by a dozen Bristol men at the CG Depot with Capt. William F Booth elected temporary commander and Capt. William F Carstens as vice commander. The group aims to offer seamanship courses, assist on the waterfront during storms, and promote boating safety among Bristol and nearby towns.
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US. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Bristol
William F. Booth
William F Carstens
Frank J. Murphy
Gordon MacLane
First Coast Guard District
Harbor Development Commission
Booth
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Sewer Commission
Superintendent of Schools
Clergy
Pt.a
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Miserandino
Oliver W. Moran
Cmdr
C. G
Carstens
Murphy
O Reid LeClair
Capt
Manuel Sousa
Olver Moran
Denis G Ferreira
John Watson
Ralph K. Nash
W. Robert Jones
G Nelson Beals
Thomas P Brightman
C. Paul Brung
S. Wesley Gladding
Henry C. Mincanda, Jr
Anthony Pereira
Joseph Sansone
Frank T. Canaria
Frank L. Doran
Mrs. Newberry
Benjamin Ebersman