Planning Board says it was bypassed by town council
The Planning Board charged the Town Council with bypassing it in forming a road survey committee. Members urged joint meetings to plan long term road improvements and called for a part time paid engineer. They criticized highway spending as unwisely allocated and debated cost and oversight.
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Planning Board
Maurice C. Smith, III
Roger W. Pigeon
Smith
Pigeon
Highway Department
Russell S. Bray
Bray
Semi Finals To Be Staged in Y Tourney Tonight
The Jewish Community Center hosts the Gold Medal Basketball Tourney semi finals at And rews gym with a final set for Saturday. JCC, featuring Providence College freshmen, edged Loreto All-Stars 52 to 47 in the opener and edged Bar rington Lace Works 50 to 43 in the second game led by Ed Moran's 20 points on a balanced offense.
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Andrews Gym
Jewish Community Center
East Providence
Loreto All-Stars
Barrington Lace Works
Ascoli
Providence College
JCC
Ed Moran
Lynch
Turkey Pivot in World Freedom Declared by Speaker
Nuri Eren, Turkish Information Officer, told Bristol World Affairs Council that Turkey holds a pivot position in the fight for world freedom. He cited Turkey's support for the U.S. in Korea, its potential 2,000,000 man armed force, stable regime, and strategic location along Russia's under-belly, noting its role in Atlantic defense and Mediterranean security.
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Turkey
Nuri Eren
Bristol
World Affairs Council
Howe Memorial
Y. M. CA
Francois L DeWolf
Eren
United States of America
Marshall
Korea
Mediterranean
Russia
International Night at Guiteras Memorial School Pleases PTA
Students perform folk songs and dances for the Parent-Teacher Association at Guiteras Memorial School. sixth graders Anna Cavalaro and Jacqueline Pelland read poems. Miss Gladys Brightman directed dances. Judith Robinson accompanied piano. A chorus of pupils sang Ave Maria and La Spagnole. Joseph Ruggiero played a Wagner piece.
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Guiteras Memorial School
Parent- Teacher Association
John Aguiar
Anna Cavallaro
Jacqueline Pelland
Swiss Alps
Gladys Brightman
Judith Robinson
Anna Squatrito
Abbie Young
Barbara Bruno
Carol Ingerson
Laura Cordeiro
Vicki Balzano
Cynthia Burke
Valerie Cheetham
Sheila Barrett
Angela Allaire
Sally Evans
Marcia Murgo
Mary Mancini
Evelyn Menezes
Claire Capone
Margaret Marshall
Joanne Barboza
Arlette Camacho
Shirely Jarvis
Elsie Gomes
Mary Jane Maetoza
Rae Gladding
Carmella DePasquale
Martha Cabral
Mary Ferreira
Barbara Pontes
Fraces Terra
Anna May Squatrito
la Spagnole
Rosemary Giglio
Ann Allesandro
Joseph Ruggiero
Wagner
Millemaggi Acts as Interim Mayor During Incoming Council
Bristol appoints Paul C Millemaggi as interim mayor until the newly elected council is sworn in. Council President Dr Samuel D. Clark proposed the honor after Millemaggi’s strong election showing, with John O Lawrence and Thomas Campagna supporting. The council then certified election results and approved a wind-damage insurance adjustment of 1255.12 for Nov 25 storm repairs.
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Paul C Millemaggi
Bristol
Millemaggi
Council
Samuel D. Clark
John O Lawrence
Thomas Campagna
Mhillemaggi
Millemagg
Notices for Unclaimed Repairs at 101 Bradford St
Unclaimed repairs at 101 Bradford Street Bristol Rhode Island will be sold for the repair price if not claimed by their owners by March 31 1951. This notice warns owners to act before the deadline to claim items.
Card of Thanks From Republican Town Committee
Speaking for the Republican Town Committee and the successful candidates I thank the voters for their choice on Election Day. I hope the promises in our platform will be carried out to the town’s best interests.
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Republican Town Committee
Herzig Wins Out In Three Way Council Race
The local Republicans swept most races on Wednesday with Capt. Paul A. Herzig taking the first council seat in a three candidate fight with 1707 votes. Democrat Samuel D. Clark and Councilman E. Hugh Holmes trailed with 1328 and 1038 respectively.
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Paul A. Herzig
Samuel D. Clark
E. Hugh Holmes
Paul C Millemaggi
Frank J. Miserandino
John P. Marshall
Manuel P. Vieira
Fred J. Guevremont
David J. Ferris
Henry F. Serbst
James D. Reilly
Republican School Committee
Francis J Murphy
Rotary Club
Kathryn M. Bray
PTA
Fred G Cleaver
Jeremias Andrade
James F. Wylie
Court House
Bennie Mansi
Edward E. Oliver
Reynolds
Joseph M. Edmonds
Robert L. Garvin
Grace V. S. Huestis
Joseph E. Goulart
Tales from the railroad ticket window q uestions and strange requests
A chaotic collage of anecdotes at rail stations shows morticians seeking corpse fares to Atlanta, a maid rescued with a jewel box, a mother and governess reunited, and travelers chasing odd schedules. Clerks strive for accuracy amid mixups with Pittsburgh to Petersburg and Taylor to Tyler errors, while romance and oddities spark amid the queue.
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New York
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Station
Jean
Norfolk
North Fork
Newark
Petersburg
Petersburgh
W. Va
Fla
Tyler
Texas
Taylor
New York Central
Detroit
Window
Nem
SERS
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Cary Grant
John Garfield and
Alan Hale
Tokyo
Republican Party
Turk
R. I. Council
Paul C. Millemaggi
Dr. Clark
Capone’s Jewelry Store
Bradford St
Bristol, Rhode Island
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Republican Town Com
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Pasqua Flowery
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Well Made Dress Corp
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