Honor Roll List at Colt Memorial High School
Principal Edward J. Fitzgerald announces 51 Colt Memorial High School students made the honor roll for the term ending April 29, 1932. The list includes top scorers with 90 percent or higher and 85 percent or higher in all subjects, detailing names and year classifications.
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Edward J. Fitzgerald
Colt Memorial High School
Josephine Campagna
Mary Corey
Rapheline DeRosa
Mary Magee
Andrew, Munro
Barbara Kollinger
George Springer
Samuel Esenstadt
Nathaniel Glad
Tet Phrase Origin and Slang Adoption in America
A Pathfinder Magazine note traces the phrase Tet to Fifteenth century France with the expression laissez faire a Georges aimed at Cardinal d Amboise. It later became slang, was translated into English, and adopted in America without grasping its original sense.
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France
Pathfinder Magazine
Georges
Cardinal d'Amboise
Louis XII
America
Night Court Meet Reveals Judge Moffett Sealed by Secrets
Reporter Thorpe and cameraman Williams enter the Night Court as Judge Moffett hosts a private meeting with a glamorous young woman in his office. The scene shows police, court clerks, and spectators, with Cassidy guarding access and a tense mood as Thorpe seeks a comment from the judge.
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Thorpe
Williams
Judge Moffetts
Dhd
Mike
Mmoiffety
Cassidy
Judge Moffett
Grogan
Moffetts
Crooked courtroom intrigue unfolds with Judge Moffett
In a tense scene Judge Moffett and magistrates discuss a probe into crookedness in the courts. Lil Baker pleads for help for her brother as Thorpe watches, a money envelope exchanges hands with Henry Crawford, and a secret memo arrives ready for deposit in account B.
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Jim Thorpis
Moffett
Lil
Thorpe
Judge Moffett
Judge Oxgoods
Magistrates Courts
Walliams
Oman
Mr Crawford
Seth
Wormer
Floss
Miss Baker
Lil—Lil- Nan
Henry Crawford
Judge Moffets
Bristol team wins two man shoot at East Greenwich armory
The Bristol Train of Artillery led by Capt. Freeman Canning and Lieut. Albert A. Hartley won the second annual two man team shoot hosted by the Varnum Continentals in East Greenwich. Hartley placed second at 100 yards in an unlimited re-entry class with 194 of 200, while the Bristol duo finished first with 195.
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Catia
Bristol
Axtittady
Freeman Canning
Albert A. Hartley
Varnum Continentals
East Greenwich
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Lieut
Hartley
Woonsocket
Bristol Schedule Promises Fireworks This Week
Bristol public sports slate features two Merchants League bowling matches on Wednesday at State Street alleys and a Colt Memorial Burrillville High baseball game Friday on Bristol Common weather permitting. Night Hawks face Pill Rollers in a top rivalry while Joe Kinder's Senators battle Scribes. Colt Memorial High School aims to rebound after a 6 1 defeat at Harrisville as Whitey Mello starts and Leo Mans catches. Thomas B Lavey Sr plans a junior baseball team tryouts Wednesday at 6 30 on Bristol Common for ages 13 to 16 with Double O guidance.
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Merchants
State Street
Colt Memorial-Burrillville
Merchants League
Joe Kinder
Senators
Night Hawks
Pill Rollers
Colt Memorial High School
Burrillville
Bristol Common
Harrisville
Ed Fitzgerald
Whitey” Mello
Portsider
Lemaire
Thomas B. Lavey Sr
Bristol Iineup
Lavey
Daley Comedy Set For May by BTA at Gsuiteras School
May 12 and 18 events unfold as BTA Entertainment Association stages Daley a three act comedy at Gsuiteras School on May 12 with a Bristol Colt Alumni Association bridge party planned for May 18 in Colt Auditorium.
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Daley
BTA Entertainment Association
Gsuiteras School
Colt Auditorium
Bristol-Colt Alumni Association
Wellington on Day of Downfall of Napoleon
The article praises the Duke of Wellington as decisive at Waterloo, crediting his cool leadership and courage for the allied victory. It notes his steady command along the ridge in Copenhagen and his enduring presence through the day, ending with Blucher's meeting and Wellington's return to Water Pink.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Philly Cuedata
Wellinston
Ife
Copenhagen
Blucher
Water- Inn
Music Supervisors Meet in Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island Music Supervisors Association held its regular monthly meeting yesterday in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Mrs M Theresa Donovan hosted the event and the student body performed The Dragon of Wu Foo and When Foeman Bears the Steel from The Pirates of Penzance to aid the Senior Class and Athletic funds. Luncheon was served by Mrs Helen P Morris and several Misses Callan Sisson Shiel Molasky and Mrs Bald win.
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Rhode Island Music Supervisors’ Association
Colt Memorial High School
M . Theresa Donovan
Foeman
Helen P Morris
Sadies Callan
Ann 1
Sisson
Grace F. Shiel
Jessie Molasky
Josephine T R Baldwin
Cleveland Founding of Ile and Early Survey Work
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Moses Cleaveland, not a resident of Cleveland, planned the town name Ile and joined the Connecticut Land Company. General Cleaveland and his surveyors reached the Cusahoga River mouth on July 22, 1796, left for the East mid October, and work continued with later surveying parties in following years.
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Moses
Leuvelamd
Cleveland
Ile
Connecticut
Cyme
Connecticut Land Company
Cleaveland
Cusahoga
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ecclesiastical Basilicas From Ancient Greece To Rome
The basilica originated in Athens as a portico where the archon dispensed justice. In Rome it became a rectangular hall with a central nave and aisles, a tribune, and a raised platform. It influenced early Christian church architecture and the naming of churches.
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Athens
Archon
Basileus
Rome
Hairs counted reveal neutral odds for hair colors
A German scientist numbers hairs on a head finding brunettes average 121860 hairs while blonds have about 20000 more and redheads around 30000 more. The excess hairs for redheads reduce chances of resting places by about 30600, a scientific fact noted by the Indianapolis News.
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Indianapolis News
School funding and policy changes cited by Mapes
Superintendent Mapes discusses factors delaying a budget decision including September enrollment, teacher resignations, and state actions on Byfield Training School and Mason School closures. Contracts for coal, auditorium use, and transportation cost readjustments are noted along with upcoming events and anniversaries.
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State Board of Education
Byfield Training School
Mason School
Seaconner Coal Company
Staples
Seth Paul Coal
Staples Co
Seth Paull Coal Co
Colt
Commercial Girls’ Club
Colt Auditorium
Sanford
Rhode Island Hospital
George Ingram Whas
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