Marine Major Urges Pre-Draft Reserve Enlistments
Major Edgar D. Webber of the Providence Marine Reserve Unit explains the 1952 Armed Forces Reserve Act allows 17 year olds to join organized reserve units to begin fulfilling the eight year military obligation. He outlines benefits including early service, home schooling, and reduced recall risk, and notes potential paths between Ready and Standby Reserve. He offers to discuss provisions with draft eligible youths and parents.
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Bristol Democratic Women’s Club Ad Highlights Margaret Connors
A brief political notice features the Bristol Democratic Women’s Club led by President Margaret Connors. The ad emphasizes party activity and invites participation in upcoming local events.
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Margaret Connors
Bristol Democratic Women's Club
Town Council Plans First Refusal On Bristol Telephone Exchange
The town council last night voted to request first refusal on the Bristol telephone exchange building on Court Street as New England Telephone plans to vacate in two years. Captain Paul A. Herzig described talks with county manager John J. about vacating the building when Bristol Warren and Barrington are converted to dial phones in spring 1955. The council also reviewed proposed members for the 1953 July 4th Committee, postponing action on the list.
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Ralph G. McCaw
Alexander Anderton
Albert F. Means
Frank J. Miserandino
Anthony J. Nunes
George Oliver
Domenic P. Perroni
Henry Pacheco
Manuel Prenda
Joseph P. Quartaro
Jeremiah W. Romano
Joseph Sarisone
Raymond Sartini
Luke H. White
Samuel FR. Campanella
George DuPont
Earl G. Sturdevant
Charles McHugh
John Connery
Norman Servant
Thomas Black
Roswell S. Bos
Democrats Attack Capone Connection in Sewer Contract Debate
The article reports a Democratic charge labeled Dilly-Dallying and questions what Capone’s employer, the council, was doing as sewer construction funds circulated. A Republican reply defends Capone’s income from the sewer project amid town politics.
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