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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1947

Page

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Recreation Board moves on beach land purchase plan

Recreation Board chair Al bert Fusonie says the panel seeks a friendly deal with the Colt Estate trustees to condemn land north of Colt Drive for a public beach. Town Solictor Capone outlines court procedures while board members warn against costly litigation and possible tax revaluation.

Albert T. Fusonie Recreation Board Colt Colt Drive Mr. Fusonie Henry A. Street Wesley A. Armstrong John P. Marshall Carl T Carlson Lucien Capone Industrial Trust Company Colt Estate Armstrong Street Capone Supreme Court

New Council Sworn In Tomorrow With Five Republican Members

Rear Admiral Gilbert C Hoover will be sworn in as First Councilman tomorrow evening at 7 30 with running mates Capt. Paul A Herzig Second Councilman Frank J Murphy Third Councilman Paul C Millemaggi Fourth Councilman and John P Marshall Fifth Councilman. The ceremony in the Council Chamber will lead to an organizational meeting and potential town official appointments.

Gilbert C Hoover USN Paul A Herzig Frank J. Murphy Paul C. Millemaggi John P Marshall Herzig, Millemag

Bristol Gold Medal Tournament Opens With Key Quarterfinals

The Bristol Gold Medal Basketball Tournament begins tomorrow at 6 30 PM in Andrews Gym with Ascoli's Esso facing Bristol Manufacturing Corp in the first of four quarterfinals. George W Boutilier will throw out the first ball and Oscar Bergstrom announced 68 prizes on display at Louis Evan's store.

Bristol Ascoli Esso Bristol Manufacturing Corp Andrews George W Boutilier Oscar Bergstrom YMCA Louis Evan's Hope Street

Red Cross Drive 47.6 Percent Short of Goal With Three Days Left

With three days remaining the local Red Cross drive has raised 1822.25 on a 3800 goal. Rev. Charles R. Cooley urges workers to complete lists by Thursday and to see every person in their territory before Friday. Donations from numerous individuals and local firms are listed to show broad community support.

Red Cross Charles R. Cooley Cooley Gladys M. Brightman Holmes House

Bishop Perry Laid to Rest in Juniper Hill Cemetery

The funeral for Rt Rev James DeWolf Perry former Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church was held at the Cathedral of St John Providence with dignitaries including Rt Rev Henry Knox Sherrill and Rt Rev Granville Bennett in attendance. He died suddenly in Summerville South Carolina while on vacation. The service and committal honored his 36 years as Rhode Island diocese bishop with hymns prayers and a final blessing.

James DeWolf Perry Episcopal Churches of America Juniper Hall Cemetery Russell S. Hubbard Bishop Perry St. Saviour’s Church Bar Harbor St Martin’s Church Providence Cathedral of St John Rhode Island Henry Knox Sherrill Protestant Episcopal Church Granville G Bennett Perry Duncan Fraser Arthur Wood Church of the Ascension of Dean Fraser Bennett Sherrill Kiev Peter C. Card Robert E. Hindle Robert B .Hoeber, Jr Charles Crouch David B. Watts Falkon S. Davis David R. Andrews Faulcon L. Bisson John O. Pastore Dennis J. Roberts Providence College R. I. State College R I. College of Education R I. Council of Churches The Society of Cincinnati British Empire Club Canon Larned Canon D'Amico Summerville S. C

Industrial Settlement Ends Wage Dispute at Big Four Rubber

News from Bristol reports a peaceful settlement of CIO wage demands with the Big Four rubber firms including United States Rubber Co. An 11 cent hourly increase was agreed retroactive to February 2, averting a damaging strike. The Bristol Mfg Corp remains on a five day schedule, not four as previously stated.

CIO United States Rubber Company Bristol Bristol Mfg Corp Anthony J Nunes

Colt Hoopsters To Receive Jackets

The 1947 Bristol Senior High School basketball team that won the Class C title will receive jackets at a testimonial banquet on April 19 hosted by Bristol Council No. 379, Knights of Columbus.

Bristol Bristol Council Knights of Columbus

Council Certifies Tortorice And YMCA Aids Newport Sailors

The Bristol Town Council certified Louis Tortorice as sewer commissioner after a state election certification. The YMCA program committee met with veteran groups to assist sailors passing through Newport and Bristol offering guidance on dining, churches, housing, and bus schedules. The planning board members thanked for service include A Edmonds, Frank J. Sylvia, Frank S. Giglio, Earl P. Mathewson, and R. S. Bosworth.

YMCA Newport Providence Bristol John D Moore Joseph Kinder Charles R. Cooley Samuel D. Clark Oscar Bergstrom American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Louis Tortorice State Board of Elections Bristol Planning Board A. Edmonds Frank J. Sylvia Frank S. Giglio Earl P. Mathewson R. S. Bosworth

VFW District II Meets in GAR Hall

VFW District II gathered Sunday night in GAR Hall with Valentine P. Rohange of Portsmouth presiding. Delegates from Middletown, Portsmouth, Tiverton, Newport, Warren, and Bristol posts attended the session. Chester W. Williams of Bristol invited all delegates to meet Commander-in-Chief Louis E. Starr during his April 11 visit to the R. I. Soldier's Home.

VFW Gar Hall Valentine P. Rohange Portsmouth Middletown Tiverton Newport Warren Bristol Chester W. Williams Louis E. Starr R. I

Weather Confluence Shifts US and Europe Cold Patterns

A reader recounts an Associated Press analysis by Jerome Namias on how a polar high pressure cap trapped Arctic cold in December and January. Strong Pacific winds created a confluence that redirected storm paths southward, sparing much of the West but bringing unusually cold February weather to the United States and repeated blizzards to England.

Florida Old England Fish Hawks Weatherman Associated Press Jerome Namias Weather Bureau United States North Pole Alaska Canada Siberia Pacific Namias Arctic Mr. Namias Gulf of Mexico Newfoundland British Isles Spain Italy Aleutian Islands Washington Canadian Great Lakes Greenland Iceland Atlantic England Pacific Northwest Great Lakes Region Continental Divide Rocky Mountains

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