Former State Trooper Ad mits Drunken Driving
Edward J. Lyons a former State Trooper of Green's Lane Jamestown admitted operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor before Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth in Fifth District Court. He was fined $100 and costs. the charge of leaving the scene of an accident was dropped on payment of costs. Lyons was arrested after his car crashed into a machine owned by Patrolman Anthony Ferrara.
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Lindemuth
Fifth District
Edward J. Lyons
Green's Lane
Jamestown
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Richard J. Kavanaugh
Mortimer A. Sullivan
Newport
Lyons
Anthony Ferrara
Joseph H. Mercer
Warren
Harry I. Molasky
John Matsano
Antonio Annaruommo
Guiteras Pupils Stage Rhode Island Independence Day Program
Guiteras Memorial Junior High held a Friday entertainment in honor of Rhode Island Independence Day and music week. Two skits featured Handel’s boyhood and General Washington's Newport visit. Cast included John Calrey, Dorothy White, Frank Russo, Mary George, Ruth Ruggier, and others. The orchestra and chorus performed patriotic pieces under Theresa Donovan. programs were directed by Jessie Molasky with announcer Hilda Jamiel.
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Rhode Island
Guiteras Memorial
George Friedrich Handel
George Washington
Newport
John Calrey
Dorothy White
Frank Russo
Washington
Mary George
Ruth Ruggier
Filomena Tamburra
John Gilroy
Norman Hibbert
Frank Marabello
Mary Castro
Anthony Principe
Orefice
Raymond McNamara
Rhoade Island
Banjgo
Antone Ascoli
Serorts
Maurie Smith
Peter Cavalien
Theresa Donovan
Jessie Molasky
Hilda Jamiel
Alumni Association Honors Rev. E. L. Walsh at Banquet
Bristolians gathered at the Hotel Belvedere as the Bristol Colt Alumni Association honored Rev. Edward L. Walsh in a testimonial banquet. More than 100 attendees included state and town officials while Rev. Milton J. King presided as toastmaster and Rev. Dr Lorenzo C McCarthy delivered the principal address praising Walsh.
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Lorenzo C. McCarthy
Providence College
Bristolians
Edward L. Walsh
Bristol Colt Alumni Association
Belveder
Milton J. King
St. Mary’s Church
Walsh
North American College
Rome
Norman E. Benard
Thomas J. Gillan
St Mary's Church
Lorenzo C McCarthy
O. P
Fr Walsh
James J Walsh
Lorenzo
Father Walsh
Catholic Action
Universal Charity
Wm H Angevine
James F. Sullivan
Princepal
Guiteras Memorial
Herbert B. Burnham, Jr
Alum Association
Frank A Rounds
Nicholas Pirri
Anthony Rollo
Nora F Dwyer
Vernon A) Gray
Benard
Margaret F
Nerone Harry
Edward Jo Rinaldi
Marguerite Brogan
Sadie ¢ Callan
Annie DD Sisson
Jan M Walker
James C Ruggeiro
Herman W. Vermette
Sidnes Dunbar
Sale of Poppies Planned by Ladies Auxiliary Unit
The Ladies Auxiliary Unit of the Rearnes Post American Legion held Friday meetings to plan an annual poppies sale. The sale is set for May 2 and May 27 and includes a memorial service on May 22. Roselman To Desilets was named committee chairman to organize a local event at the next meeting.
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Rearnes Post
Colt Keeps Push for Class B Title in 17 8 Burrillville Win
Colt Memorial High School moved toward the Conference Class B baseball title by tripping Burrillville 17 8 on Bristol Common. Manuel Borges led the locals with a homer triple double and single in five at bats, matching rival Whitey Mello’s earlier pace. Mansi pitched six innings for Burrillville before relief by Mello as Colt built a big late rally and pulled away after tying the score.
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Colt Memorial High School
Burrillville High Nine
Bristol Common
Mello-Borges
Manuel Borges
Whitey
Mello
Central Falls
Leo Mans
Focal
Spangles Borges
Mansi
Fd Fitzgerald
Colt
Donovan
Gatteras
Riightield
Burrillville
Fagan
Oon Leduc
Oan von Conley
Jarvis
Fairbrother
Bristol
Securo
Bruno
Borges
Caruso
Coates
Teduc
Burke
Tedue
Hardy
Skip' O
Texas
Duarte Dele
Serura
Moon Brums
Scarmye
Milas
Lone Star State
Miansir
Wage Reduction Keeps 245 Workers On City Projects
Bristol officials order a 5 percent wage cut for work relief labor to lower weekly costs to about $1600 while keeping 245 men employed. The May program faces state funding hurdles and a pending conference with the State Unemployment Relief Commission to secure increased aid.
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John G DesLauriers
Work Relief Bureau
DesLauriers
Wallis E. Howe
Work Relef
State Unemployment Relief Commission
Des Lauriers
State Board
State Commission Aft
Aurers
Howe
Bristol
State Commission
Newport
Colt and South Kingstown to clash at Old Mountain Road field
Colt Memorial visits South Kingstown tomorrow afternoon for a regular conference Class B game at Peace Dale. The doubleheader format continues with a return match in Bristol, as listed in coach Pat Patzgeralds revised schedule through June 16.
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Colt Memorial
Mountain Road
Peace Dale
Ito
Ats
South Kingstown High
Ptchas
Bristol Comanean
School Committee Sets Permanent Teacher List and Pay Schedule
The school board creates a permanent teacher list and salary scale to take effect in August 1933. Teachers join the schedule by current rate, with progression rules, three year service minimums, and superintendent review. Principals and supervisors receive listed reappointments for 1933 34 with 15 percent reductions.
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Bristol
Edward J . Fitzgerald
James E. Sullivan
Coral Hill
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Alumni Association
E. L. Walsh
Pastime Theatre
Oliver Twist
Dickie Moore
Irving Pichel
Wm. Boyd
Barbara Stanwyck
Zasu Pitts
Clara Bow
Jaraney’s
Kiddie Revue
Hammer Burrillville
Manny Borges
State Relief Commission
Colt and
South Kingstown Cross
Pat Patzgerald
So Kingstown
South Kingstown
St Raphael
Pawtucket
Central Walls
Cumberland
Providence
Bucklin Park
Prins
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