Town OKs dog census and insurance plan at council session
Town Council unanimously approves Town Dog Officer Manchester’s house to house dog census with no pay. The meeting also allocates town insurance business up to 11800 in premiums to listed agents and handling of workers compensation for another year. Additional items include sewer repairs, bids for street resurfacing, and several licenses and permits.
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Robert T. Manchester
Manchester
Bristol
Henry F. Serbst
A. A. Edmonds
B. W. Wall
John Andrade
Charles D’alessio
Henry Alfred
E. L. Watson and Company, Inc
Edward J. Newbold
William J. Massano
Alfred J. Nunes
Employers Liability ,Assurance Corporation, Ltd
Joseph F. Pannone
Bradford Street
Lucien Capone
Capone
Wood Street
Bay View Avenue
Grey Street
St. Elizabeth
Trips On Roots $350 In Damages Asked Of Council
Mrs. Mary Co Vieira asks Town Council for $350 damages after tripping on Franklin street roots last September 21. She alleges facial injury and torn clothing with doctors bills of $84 and dress/hosery costs of $15. Council referred the claim to Town Solicitor Lucien Capone for opinion.
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Mary Co. Vieira
Thompson Avenue
Franklin Street
Lucien Capone
DeLeo to Speak on Italy Campaign Tuesday
DeLeo will address WEAN Tuesday on Italy and the growth of Communism. He notes his appointment to the immigration committee of the Catholic Resettlement Council and cites overpopulation driving Communist influence as the key issue. The committee aims to raise 100000 dollars for an educational campaign with allied groups nationwide.
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DeLeo
Italy
Committee Onation
National ‘Catholic Resettlement Council
Immigration Committee
Town weighs opening Coggeshall Ave for access to Bristol Park Shores
Bristol Park Shores residents seek public use of a 50 foot wide Coggeshall avenue strip to provide hydrant fire protection. Town Solicitor Capone says quit claim ownership from Division street to Bristol Park Shores is needed before the section can become a public highway. Ragano and Fire Chief Servant urge action. discuss sole ownership and coordination with local associations.
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Bristol Park Shores
John Ragano
Ragano
John F. Marshall
Norman J. Servant
Lucien Capone
Capone
Coggeshall Avenue
Division Street
Joseph Bisbane
Bristol Narrows
Liquor License Sought for Thames Street Club
Town Council votes to advertise a Class C liquor license petition at 205 Thames street for public hearing with Manuel Perry as petitioner replacing Antonio Borges of the Mohawk Athletic Club. Hearing set for June 5 amid objections over license saturation and lease requirements.
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Paul A. Herzig
Thames Street
Manuel Perry
Antonio Borges
Mohawk Athletic Club
Capt. Herzig
John P. Marshall
Perry
Fred J. Guevremont
Mohawk Club
Native Tells World Affairs Council Trouble Ahead For South Africa
Joseph Mokuena of South Africa told Bristol World Affairs Council members at the YMCA that South Africa faces mounting tension among three main groups. He described the Boer majority led by Premier Daniel Malen, a liberal Briton minority, and a large native and mixed population seeking civil rights via disobedience. He warned UN support is lacking and predicted unrest unless reforms occur.
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World Affairs Council
South Africa
Joseph Mokuena
Mokweena
Brown University
India
Malen
Prudence Island Considered Excluded for Foot-and-Mouth Lab
House leaders in Washington plan a 24.5 million dollar appropriation for a foot and mouth disease lab but oppose Prudence Island as the site. Rep. Whitten and Rep. Miller insist Prudence is out of the picture due to resort status and high real estate costs. Sen. Green supports the site while Sen. Pastore opposed it in 1950.
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Prudence Island
House of Representatives
Washington
House of
Whitten
Dem-Miss
Congress
Dence
Rep
Miller
Neb
Theodore F. Green
Prudence
John O. Pastore
Japan Described Mrs Earle New Guild President
The First Congregational Church Women’s Guild held its annual meeting Tuesday night electing Mrs Albert Earle as president and naming Mrs Raymond Gruenwald as vice president secretary Mrs Robert Huey treasurer and Miss Louise S Brechin to the post. Group leaders include Mrs Frederick Driftmier Mrs Gruenwald and others. The talk highlighted Japan and its medical and hospital facilities under the occupying forces and postwar public health needs.
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Onn
First Congregational Church
Albert. Earle
Guild
Raymond Gruenwald
Robert Huey
Louise S. Brechin
Cra Bosworth
Japan
Toledo Blade veteran recalls famed interviews with world leaders
Grove Patterson speaks of four decades in journalism interviewing Mussolini Cripps MacArthur Smuts Lauder Churchill Landon and Coolidge. He recalls a midnight car ride with Landon and a quiet walk with Coolidge testing Providence and patience.
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Grove Patterson
Toledo
Ohid
Blade
Benito Mussolini
Stafford Cripps
General MacArthur
Field Marshal Smuts
Sir Harry Lauder
Winston Churchill
Remembrance and quirky quotes from historic figures
The recall includes Patterson recalling McKinley a final message about concord, remarks about Theodore Roosevelt, a hotel clerk astonishment at a 300 canes claim, Eva Peron called extraordinary, Churchill praised, and Smuts noted as worth a new era, with Roosevelts escape and capture events alluded.
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Patterson
McKinley
America
Concord
Harry Lauder
Theodore Roosevelt
T. A
Patterson's Early Career From Bicycle Cheer to Promises
A fragmented account notes Mr. Patterson began his career as a boy riding a bicycle to cheer William Jennings Bryan and give a first campaign speech. The text then references promises and payments totaling a few dollars, with unclear dates and figures.
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Mr. Patterson
William Jennings Bryan
Wiatito Taranto Ohlos
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Anthony Marino
Goulart Avenue
Albert Cavallaro
Hope Street
Anthony J. Nappi
Narrows Road
H. and J. Company, Inc
Joseph F. Rose
Smith Street
Peter Kourey
Groat Street
Providence
Charles E. Lewis
Wardwell Farms
Steed
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Michael "Vendituoli
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Yalle Gor
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Arthur Kennedy
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Gruenwald
Vincent Pettine
B. Earl Anthony
John Moore
Claude Hazeldine
Pauline Brelsford
Jepan
Bristol Rotary Club
Tuplin
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Landon
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