New England Telephone Posts 1951 Earnings Decline Despite Revenue Rise
New England Telephone and Telegraph reports 1951 earnings per share down 1.9 percent from 1950, despite a 6 percent revenue rise. Harrell cites higher wages taxes and materials as the main cause, notes a $339 million postwar construction program and a large rise in employment to 34 445.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
J E Harrell
Harrell
New England
National Defense
Henry Wood Joins Episcopal Charities Fund Drive Committee
Henry Wood 68 Union Street serves on the central committee of the Episcopal Charities Fund which will launch its first campaign Sunday. Eleven Rhode Island welfare agencies aided by the Diocese will benefit from Sunday contributions by Episcopal communicants and friends. The Rev John Seville Higgins of St. Martin's Providence is general chairman. Beneficiary schools include St Andrew's Barrington St Michael's Newport and St Dunstan's Providence.
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Henry Wood
Union Street
Episcopal Charities Fund
Episcopal Diocese of
Rhode Island
Episcopal Church
John Seville Higgins
St. Martin's Church
Providence
St Andrew’s of
Barrington
St Michael's of
Newport
St. Dunstan's of
Night Watch Ad Prompt Sparks Burglary Response
A reader asks if an ad for a night watchman yielded results and answers yes by reporting a burglary last night, implying the ad did not prevent the break in. The exchange presents a humorous or cautionary note on security advertising.
Sunshine Society Bridge Party Next Tuesday
The Bristol Branch of the International Sunshine Society plans a bridge party next Tuesday at 8 pm at Midway House to fund philanthropic work. More than 100 members have subscribed, and final plans will be made at a Thursday gathering at 1:30 pm hosted by Mrs Salvatore Massano.
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Bristol
International Sunshine Society
Midway House
Salvatore Massano
Washington Street
Bristol County
William Satterfield
Thomas D Adams
Louis Evans
Michael Rucci
Anthony Moren
Vincent Leahy
Victor Formassano
John L. Burke
Thomas Goff
Louis Castriotta
Frank Farrara
Myron Waldron
A F D'Angelo
Harold G Brown
Louis Acci
Albert Earle
Arthur McCaw
Bertha Hagan
Hattie Brown
Beatrice St. Angelo
Estelle Vona
Margaret Morris
Madelyn Corttellesa
Mary Murphy
Mary Scanlon
Martha Graham
Anthony Massano
Frank Murphy
Raymond Makowsky
Mervyn Clay
Earle Cabral
Chester Willams
Ethel
Bertram Bullock, Jr
William Dixon
John Hennessey
George Lima
V. Simonelli
John Miranda
John J Conway, Jr
Henry Jackson
Edward LeClerc
Edward Newbold
John Andrad
Robert F Eddy
John A Macintyre
Clark Murdough
W H_ Bergen
Hubert Holdsworth
Raymond Walker
Rosalina Desirets
Samuel Clark
Fred Guevremont
Boston Garden Club Show Brings Spring Color to Horticultural Hall
Garden clubs across the state gather plants and containers from attics and shops for a grand exhibition at Horticultural Hall. Volunteers under Mrs H H Richards label plants while teams water shade and arrange for a weekend show with music and fragrance. The event aims to bloom Sunday at 1 oclock, welcoming spring amid expert displays and eager visitors.
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California
Women’s Exhibitions
H H Richards
Untitled Schedule Note
Events run from March 9 1 PM to 10 PM and March 15 daily 10 AM to 10 PM with extended hours through to 10 PM.
First Bristol Troop Scouts Enjoy Indoor Pool Night
Twenty nine scouts and three scouters visited the Pawtucket Boys Club indoor pool for water tests instruction and water sports as part of their weekly program. Transportation was provided by scouters and parents for the evening. Next Monday they will hold Advancement Night and a troop board of review Thursday at A Domenic Ruggiero’s home. Cub Pack 14 prepares for annual Nar Ragansett Council inspection with den meetings focusing on family night in April. A new den is forming under Cubmaster Manuel Torres Jr. Abee has a stinger 03125 inch long. The other 12 inches is imagination.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
Pawtucket
Advancement
A. Domenic Ruggiero
Constitution Street
Narragansett Council
Bristol County District
Manuel Torres, Jr
Boston Flower Show Opens Sunday in Mechanics Building
The 81st Annual New England Spring Flower Show of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society debuts Sunday at 1 PM in Mechanics Building Boston Mass. Arnon Nehring, director, describes accessible walkways and a large rustic bridge in grand hall to provide easy viewing of the flower displays and New England scenery.
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New England
Mechanics Building
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Mechanics
Arnon Nehring
Grand Hall
Newsland
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