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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
4
Senator C George Destefano of Barrington Rhode Island writes from Bristol praising a recent editorial on the Proposed Boulevard. He expresses interest in studying every plan and offers a copy of a study resolution to support public interest and dialogue.
A Bristol Acme No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles committee led by William A. Rego will plan the state convention set for June 15 to 17. Members include Joseph Panmone Raymond Thomas Louis Medeiros Henry Pacheco Manuel Canario Jr John L. Rego Andrew Silvia David Myerson Donald Farnsworth Manuel Cardoza Ralph DeFelice Nicola Guercia William Fasano Robert Perry Salvatore Massa and Frank Francis Jr.
Roy Wardwell of 974 Hope Street attacked a Phoenix poll on revaluation published Tuesday. He warned the tax assessors could adopt new figures creating inequities and a dangerously low tax rate. He urged equal treatment and cautioned against biased surveys.
A compact word puzzle item notes a garbled sequence of phrases including horseback 18 essential being 16 and the term Eminent Dowex. Readable fragments hint at a cryptic clue or antique word game from a vintage page. No clear event or person identified.
A fragment from REV CHARLEY GRANT reflects on small town life Ridge Corners and Nameless figures. mentions pay days space, Big Chief Train Whistle wanting a name change to Toots, Grandpa Hedges with a new cane, and family pressures. The piece hints at democratic politics and neighborhood influence in elections.
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