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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1958
Page
2
Editorial argues fear weakens recovery and shows how pessimism spreads. It cites President rhetoric, consumer doubt, and a hot dog vendor parable to warn against overreaction. It stresses resilient production, strong manpower, and the free market.
A Rhode Island business figure suggests forming a citizen task force of 150 to 200 to advise government departments on cutting costs and boosting efficiency. Critics warn it could usurp elected officials. supporters call it a sincere attempt to improve the state's economy amid tax proposals. The piece also notes Heart Sunday collections in Bristol and High Point, with Rhode Island exceeding 1957 fundraising totals and praise from American Heart Association officials.
The 41st annual Hope Circle banquet honored Ms Joseph King and group members at Isabella Hall. Assisting Mrs King were Mrs Charles Wes and J Francis Coste Mi Wana. Next meeting set for April 7 with election results to be announced. A sale follows after Mass at K re Hall. Rummage Sale planned for April 18 at XK of C Hall. Hostesses were Mrs William Burke and Mrs Mancini.
Four volleyball games were played at the YMCA last night during a Young Womens meeting led by Miss Mary Puntello and Mr Natalie Ferreira as captains. The group planned travel to Fall River Y and voted to sell candy for the YMCA Youth Program. Refreshments were organized by Miss Joan Francis with Miss Peggy Lewis assisting. Hector Masa serves as group advisor.
Harvey Brodsky sought Pablo Picasso’s autograph to win back his Philadelphia girlfriend Miss Gloria Segall. Buchwald publicized the plea and a twist of fate arose when photographer David Duncan carried the tale to Paris and arranged a mail exchange. The outcome remains unclear as the tale continues.
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