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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1956

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Portuguese hospital ship Gil Eannes aids Canadian fishers

The Gil Eannes hospital ship of Portugal will spend five months yearly near Newfoundland and Greenland assisting Portuguese and Canadian deep sea fishermen. It provides two operating rooms, isolation wards, a 74-bed general ward, medical staff, and serves as fleet mail and supply hub while visiting St. John’s.

Canada Canadian Newfoundland Greenland Portugal Gil Eannes Northwest Atlantic Ict Gil Eennes Gil Bannes Fleet St. John’s

Rego Plans Bid for School Bus Contract Amid Road Row

William A. Rego announced last night he will bid on the next year’s school bus contract. He criticized Thomas Balzano, owner of the buses, and said he had a preliminary deal to buy a fleet for operation. Rego defended Hopeworth avenue as adequate for buses and noted children were dropped off on Metacom avenue yesterday.

Hopeworth Avenue William A. Rego Rego Hopeworth Hpeworth Avenue Thomas Balzano Balzano T. F Thomas Balzano Hope Worth Avenue Metacom Avenue

Super Highway Plan for R.R. Draws Local Pushback

Bristol leaders rebut a State Senator's idea to abandon the Providence Bristol rail line for a nine mile super highway. Council President Joseph F. Bruno warns the move would cut Bristol’s industrial lifeblood, citing U S Rubber Co. as a major user. The measure proposes a $5,000 study and faces opposition in the Senate finance committee. DeStefano defends the study plan while Bruno stresses potential harm to local industry. Transport officials and business voices weigh in as debate continues.

Council Joseph F. Bruno George DeStefano Barrington Providence Bristol Bruno Senate Finance Committee DeStefano Dennis J. Roberts General Assembly Senate Finance Committee J. Francis Connell U. S Rubber Co Connell Rubber Company Carol

Metacom Ave Shopping Center Plan Moves Forward

A zoning petition to change Agnes Mahoney land on Metacom Avenue from Residential C to Commercial G was filed by agent Nicholas J. Caldarone to create a modern integrated shopping center with 1000 off street parking spaces. The 50-60 thousand square foot project targets Bristol area residents and nearby towns, with tenants pending disclosure. The plan follows a prior drive in theatre proposal in the same neighborhood, and requires multi-step town approvals before April town meeting.

John W. Church Agnes Mahoney Metacom Avenue Gooding Avenue Broadcommon Road Nicholas J. Caldarone Providence Mahoney William A. Rego Mahoney Land Caldarone Zoning Board

Fire Department Seeks Fog Truck and 10% Salary Hike

The Bristol fire department submits an annual report seeking a new fog-pumper truck at about $10,800 within a $392,493.65 budget. It asks for a 10 percent raise for 17 paid staff and a $2,500 line for fire prevention inspections across buildings and businesses.

Oscar A. Rishe Rishe Bristol N. E. Rating Association Board of Fire Engineers

Gus Nerone Honored At 25 Years As Probation Counselor

Over 200 friends and colleagues gathered at Mid Way to honor Gus Nerone for 25 years as a probation counselor. Speakers included Francis J. McCabe, Attorney General William Powers, Judge James B. Linehan, and Monsignor Charles H. Lynch who praised Nerone as a living example of Christian service and community responsibility. Nerone’s family, Augustine Jr. and Ann Nerone, attended the tribute.

Gus Nerone James B. Linehan Francis J. McCabe Juvenile Court Nerone McCabe Gus Powers Dennis J. Roberts Attorney General's Office Justin E. McCormick Department of Probation and Parole Monsg Charles H. Lynch St. Mary’s Church Christopher Msgr. Lynch Augustine Nerone Jr Ann Nerone Augustiné Jr Ann

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