Mardi Gras Program At First Bristol Troop
The First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts held their annual inspection with a Mardi Gras program in Scout Hall. District officials praised the 98.3 troop average, awards were presented to the Pioneer patrol and tenderfoot scouts, and plans for an indoor campfire and marshmallow roast were announced for next week.
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Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
J. Foster Price
Oscar M. Mersman
Earle Cabrol
Pioneer Patrol
Floyd Ferri
Wampanoag Patrol
Ronald Silvia
Robert Lawrence
Vincent Fasano
Ronald Rodrigues
Thomas Alegria
Kenneth Cardoza
Charles Ruggiero
Troop Board of Review
Mount Hope Bay
Lyons Press Meeting Highlights Candor in News Reporting
Harvard Nieman fellow Louis M. Lyons urged candor in news coverage at the Rhode Island Press Club annual meeting in Providence. He cited White House conferences and the Times as examples, condemned McCarthy era tactics, and described Nieman fellowships enabling journalists to broaden training.
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Supreme Court
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The
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the Times
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Bristol Phoenix
George Weavill
Pawtucket Times
Zellmar Levin
Woonsocket Star
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Westerly Sun
Grover Rice
Providence Records and Guide
Caroline T. Lincoln
Rhode Island
Pendulum
Ronald Anderson
Pawuxet Valley Daily Times
Joseph D. Petty
Rhode Island Pendulum
National Editorial Association
Col
Roy L. Lawin
Barrington and Warren, Gazette
New England Weekly Press Association
Greene, Rice
Bicycle Safety Campaign Involving Scouts And Legion
A state police member urges bicycle safety with "Safety sets" for students and stickers for owned bikes. The American Legion and Scouts will promote safety during the March week, backed by a survey showing high bicycle ownership among Barrington Warren and Bristol students.
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Fire Code appoints first drivers and jailtors for fire stations
The committee studies appointing initial fire apparatus drivers and jailers, qualifying company officers, and controlled equipment issuance including rubber coats and boots. Bristol officials will study practices of towns of similar size. Members include Fire Commissioner Jerome Donavan, Chief Rishe, Secretary Henry Serbst, Raymond Brightman, Ralph P. Church, Jot Andrade, and Harvey Gladvey.
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Fire
Jerome Donavan
Chief Rishe
Henry Serbst
Raymond ’, Brightman
Ralph P. Church
Jot Andrade
Harvey’Gladve? i
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