Revenue figures and street plans from Holmes Memorial area
Reynolds G Northup highway surveyor proposed 14300 for new equipment including trucks and asphalt mixer with breakdowns. snow removal costs rose. last year 10000, up to 4200 by January 1957. Streets funded include Valley Street rebuilding, Shaws Lane, Greylock access, and 37 streets under street sealing program with several road projects listed and costs for drainage and construction on Rosita, Philip, Dixon, Colonial, Beach, Harbour View, and Carr Lane.
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Reynolds G. Northup
Holmes Memorial
Valley Strom High
Shaws Lane
Greylock
Smith Point
E. State St
State St
Magnolia St
Annawanscott Drive
Peck Ave
Bristol Narrows
Rosita Ave
Philip Ave
Dixon Ave
Colonial Rd
Beach Rd
Harbour View
Carr Lane
Nicholas Tingley Elected Secretary
Nicholas Tingley of 23 Union Street a Yale University Class of 1958 member has been elected assistant corresponding secretary of the Yale chapter of Tau Beta Pi national engineering honorary fraternity. Tingley, son of Mr and Mrs HoV S Tingley, graduates Moses Brown School Providence, was senior editor of Yale Daily News and is a candidate for the bachelor of engineering degree in mechanical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Tingley
Union St
Yale University
Yale
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Beta Kappa
Tingley
Hov S Tingley
Moses Brown
Providence
Yale Daily News
Public Welfare Balances and February Expenditures Detailed
Mrs Mary Pereira director of public welfare reported a current balance of 1676217 to the Town Council Thursday night expenditures for February totaled 224373. Included were 60 DPW local 276 DPR local supervision 38969 GPA administration and salaries 66940 GPA cash payroll 84864 GPA supplementary relief 72345 food 10519 medical and 20 burial. There were 24 general public assistance cases 74 old age assistance 26 aid to dependent children 20 aid to the disabled and one aid to the blind totaling 145, down from 162 last year. In her annual report for fiscal year July 1955 June 30 1956 receipts were 36056.45 and expenditures 28724.53 leaving a balance of 7331.92. She listed anticipated budget for 1957-58 as 37563.80, less 82834.70 which represents 70 percent state reimbursement, delaying the town's share of all public assistance at 14729.10. Last year's figure was 17127.10. The division showing a decrease was general public assistance state and local with cash relief payroll at 25000 and home and supplementary relief at 10600. Last Fenner's figures were 25000 and 1000 respectively.
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DPW
DPR
Pereira
Fenner
Army Graduate Robert Molloy Completes Ordnance Course
PFC Robert W Molloy 21 son of Mr and Mrs Timothy J Molloy 12 Collins St recently graduated from The Ordnance School supply specialist course at Aberdeen Proving Ground Md The six week course trained him in ordering packaging preserving and issuing general ordnance supplies Molloy entered the Army in May 1956 and completed basic training at Fort Dix N J He is a 1953 La Salle Academy graduate and former laboratory technician for U S Rubber Co in Bristol
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Robert W Molloy
Timothy J. MoLloy
Collins St
Ordnance School
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Molloy
Army
Fort Dix
N. J
la Salle Academy
U. S. Rubber Co
Bristol
Guardsmen sweep state and NRA titles in annual championships
The Rhode Island National Guard teams won the state championship for a third straight year and captured the National Guard Bureau Rifle Association Team title. Bristol's Cpl. Alfred Rybka led his team with 356, while Sp-2 Charles Purdy of Battery B 243rd AAA Bat Newport posted 364 to claim individual honors. Battery C will shoot NRA postal targets next Thursday at Warren Armory. targets mailed to Washington will be unscored for national comparison.
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Rhode Island National Guard
National Guard Bureau Rifle Association
Co. “D” 118Th Engineers
Warren
Cpl
Alfred Rybka
Bristol
Hotors
Sp-2
Charles Purdy
Battery
B” 243Rd Aa.a. Bn
Newport
N.R.A
Warren Armory
Washington
Atomic Electric Power Plants Enter New Designs
Several atomic electric plants under construction will resemble the shown drawings though each uses a different reactor or furnace type. U.S. Atomic Energy Commission and electric equipment manufacturers collaborate to find the best way to generate electricity from atomic energy, marking a new era of abundant power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Fermi Atomic Power Plant
Detroit
Atomic Energy Commission
Yankee Atomic-Electric
New England Electric
AEC
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Emer
Uo Lee Soe
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Nebbians
Cases Holmes Memorial
Mary Pereira
Robert Molloy
Katharine
Gibbs
Angel Street
Hope
Dees
Ae. Ie Ara
Atistas Bros
Batistas Bros
St. Patricks Bay
Hope Stree
Dresden
Illinois
Electric Light and Power Companies
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