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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1958

Page

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Fire Destroys Blue Bird Shop at 314 Hope St

A third floor blaze severely damages the Blue Bird Shop in the building at 314 Hope Street. Owner Jack Carreira estimates prior renovations and insurance help. tenants including Joseph F. Qualey are evacuated. Fire crews from Dreadnaught and Ever Ready stations fight the fire, routing traffic for two hours.

David A. Hudson Hope St Jack S. Carreira Mr. Hudson Joseph F. Qualey Qualey Phoenix Rishe Eisenhower Newport Joseph

Charter Commission Reverts to Indefinite Police Chief Term

The Charter Commission voted seven to zero to set the police chief’s term as indefinite instead of two years with Judge Ferdinand A Bruno absent and not voting. Frank T Canario initiated the reconsideration after missing the earlier two year action, seconded by Roger W Pigeon. An attempt to make the fire chief’s term indefinite failed 4 to 3 with Bruno not voting. The panel also approved a primary system for school committee elections when nominees exceed nine, and discussed vacancy removals.

Charter Commission Ferdinand A. Bruno Frank T Canario Roger W. Pigeon Bruno Kullberg Commission Messrs Kullberg Pigeon Canario DaPonte Pierce Mitchell Providence

Probate Judge Four-Year Term Approved by Town Council

The charter commission adopted a report proposing a four year term for the probate judge replacing the two year people elected term. The plan requires the judge be a practicing attorney with at least five years of experience and salaries set by the town council. Debate centered on term length with several members supporting longer terms for stability. The motion to adopt was approved unanimously.

Charter Commission Frank L. Martin Anthony J. Dennis Jr Anthony da Ponte Dennis DaPonte Roger W Pigeon Sidney Kullberg State St Pappasquash Rd Bristol Boatyard Church Point Brightman R. S. Bosworth, Jr Edward G. Medeiros

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Blue Bird Shop Carreira State St. Wharf Harbor Development Commission Thomas P Brightman General Assembly State St. Slip Margaret Coft John C. Calhoun Mr. Baruch Ethel Blaisdell
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