Planning Board Submits Budget Requests Pay for Members
The Planning Board proposes a $1500 budget with salaries for five members at $100 each and $100 for a platting enforcement officer. They also request $500 for engineering advice and $100 for stenographic services and supplies. The move follows questions over funding and ordinance definitions.
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Planning Board
Platting Board
Manuel Prenda
Prenda
Yesteraey
Capone and Northup Renamed to Town Offices
The Town Council reappointed Lucian Capone as town solicitor and Orlando J. Bisbane as director of public welfare among 148 officers, with Reynolds J Northup renamed highway surveyor. The list includes numerous postings such as town sergeant, tax collector, health officer, parks commissioners, and constables.
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Lucian Capone
Orlando J. Bisband
Reynolds J Northup
William T Cashin
Amos S Gorham
Lucien Capone
Luke H. White
Albert A. Edmonds
Fred M Straight
G. Mason Gross
James A. McKenna
Howard R. Newman
George F. Marz
Moses Moore
William Moreno
Neiad Meier Paleyev
Bennie Mansi
Frank Marshall
Otis M. Bailey
William L. Serbst
Samuel C. Wardwell
Robert C. Manchester
Reynolds G. Northup
Anthony J. Marshall
J. Francis Connell
Zoning Board of Review
Henry F. Serbst
Joseph L. Campanella
Mervyn Clay
Water Authority
Anthony J. Ferrara
Norman J. Servant
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Safety Committee
James F. Meiggs
William I. Baker, Jr
Nicholas Alessandro
Manuel R. Alves
Michael J. Balzano
Joseph J. Barboza
William C. Benn
Orlando J. Bisbano
Antonio Bottiglieri
Mathias Brito
Manuel
Michael di Hioka
George
I George
Drowit
Tthe Ferrera
Deh
Perreira
Stone
Fetherston
Eee
Rs Fish
Thomas J. Flynn
Mass L. Flynn
Antonio Fonseca
I Sheet Uel Freitas
Herman B. Gablinske
William H. Gablinske
Louis E
Behan Gano Firm Triumph In Gold Tedal Clash
Behan Gano Construction Co team wins 83 to 61 over Commut AA and White Rail Riding Club defeats O Briens 56 to 36 at Andrews Gymnasium in the sixth annual Gold Tedal Tournament. Tuesday results set up cross matchups against Monday victors. Dick and E Hole lead Behan with 35 points in first game. Jim Powers tops Commicat with 30.
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White Rail Riding Club
Andrews Gymnasium
Behans
Commicut AA
White Rail
O'Brien
Behan Club
Newport
E Hole
Jim Powers
Commicat
Behban-Ganong
Warren
Brown
Colt
Chuck Nelson
O'Brien TV Club
Nelson
E. Parker
O’briens
Rail
White Rail Club
Ed Lapides
Bob Smith
Slate of Speakers For Democratic Dinner Announced
The Bristol Democratic Women's Club announced the speaker slate for a testimonial dinner honoring State Sen. Coggeshall and State Reps. Henry Alfred and Mrs. Gladys Brightman. Frist principal speaker is Frank Rae with Armand Cote Raymond Hawksley and Cathy Cullinan among others. Toastmaster is Anthony Nunes. Coggeshall turns 90 July 21.
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White Rail
Bristol Democratic Womens Club
Frank Rae
Armand Cote
Raymond Hawksley
Catherine Cullinan
Mary Feeney
National Democratic Women’s Committees
Daniel G Coggeshall
Henry Alfred
Gladys M Brightman
Anthony J Nunes
Democratic Town Committee
Coggeshall
Senate
London WWII rescue finds man in bath amid wrecked home
In a London air raid scene, rescuers pull beams from a collapsed house to reach a naked elderly man in a bathtub. When asked if he is all right, he mutters that all he did was pull the plug and the house came down, highlighting a grim wartime moment.
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London
Pacer
Rotarians Hear About Cerebral Palsy Work in Rhode Island
Mrs John Langdon, executive director of Crippled Children and Adults of Rhode Island, outlined Meeting Street School vna Providence efforts for cerebral palsy patients at the Rotary Club lunch. The school relies on Easter Seals sales, serves 75 children, with some cases funded by charity and others free, while promoting research and education. Tickets for the April 17 charity gala at the White Rail were announced, and a motion picture on treatment was shown.
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Meeting Street
Vna
Providence
John Langdon
Crippled Childen
Adults of
Rhode Island Inc
Rotary Club
White Rail
Langdon
William M. O’rourke
Race Relations Authority Speaker at First Congregational Church
Mr. Galen Weaver secretary of Racial and Cultural Relations for the Council for Social Action will address the First Congregational Church Tuesday at 7 p m on Recent Advances on the Human Relations Front He will also lead a discussion on How Can Protestant Churches Work Effectively for Non Segregation Public invited.
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Galen Weaver
Council For Social Action of the Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
America
Church of the Crossroads
Honolulu
Spectators Eye Tournament and Fight on TV Night
The YMCA committee promotes viewing a Gold Medal Basketball Tournament alongside tonight's fight. Semifinals feature Mt. Carmel vs Behan's Construction and White Rail vs Grande Bros. of Newport. Consolation and championship play tomorrow with 84 prizes to teams and individuals. Roswell S. Bosworth will present awards.
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Ferncroft
Fall River Ramblers
Jewish Center
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Gladys Club Champs 3rd Year in Row
The Gladys Shoppe girls of Bristol beat the Providence YWCA 41 to 33 to win the Rhode Island Girls basketball title for a third straight year. Janice Megathlin scored 20 points, with Therous, Fusco, Edwards, and a strong Bristol defense fueling the victory and a celebratory banquet set for April 30 in Pawtucket.
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Bristol
Providence
Ywca Carls
Rhode Island
Providence Ywca
YWCA
Janice Megathlin
Laske
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Pawtucket
Woman Misses Progress as Painter Claims Quiet Effort
A resident upstairs suspects slow work on a room as she peeks from the stairs. The painter replies he is painting but hears no sound and jokes he is not applying with a hammer or harrier.
Canvassers Schedule Extra Registration Session Tomorrow
The board of canvassers will hold an extra registration session tomorrow from 9 to 12 a m to boost registrations under the new permanent law. A visit to Carr Mfg Corp plant yielded 97 registrations as part of a series to register town citizens at work sites. Town Clerk John W Church said plant signups do not replace town hall access and normal hours remain available.
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Board of Canvassers
Carr Mfg
Carr
John W. Church
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