Kearney Post Delegates At Meeting
Delegates from Kearney Post and its Auxiliary attended the second District Departion of Rhode Island Convention last Saturday evening at the Stirk Parker Post Home Rumford. Samuel Jo Smith was elected district representative to the department executive committee and senior vice commander Joseph J Bisbane Jr was named an alternate from 45. The national convention in Paul and Minneapolis Minnesota next August. Post commander George Fo Dion named sergeant at arms of the district for the ensuing year. Kearney Post received two membership plaques for largest number of cards over quota and largest percentage of quota on April 30 1939. The post also received a citation from National Headquarters for exceeding its quota during the 40th anniversary observance of the American Legion. The Post will receive more membership awards at the Department Convention in Providence in June.
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Joseph J Bisbane Jr
Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
George Fo Dion
Kearney Post
National Headquarters
American Legion
Department
Providence
Bernard M. Grabert
Kearney
Marsha
North Burial Ground
Burnside Memorial
Cappucci Post Dinner Honored Three Commanders
More than 200 people attended the Midway House testimonial dinner honoring three past commanders of the Sgt Anthony M Cappucci Post No 1 Italian American War Veterans. Lt Gov Joseph A Notte Jr spoke while Joseph Mazza J Fred Riccio and Fortunato Caruso were named commanders and Judge Ferdinand A Bruno served as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway House
Anthony M . Cappucci
Joseph A Notte, Jr
Joseph Mazza
J Fred Riccio
Fortunato Caruso
Ferdinand A Bruno
Local Men to Attend National Italian Migration Convocation
Michael A DeLeo will head a New England delegation at the American Committee on Italian Migration convocation in Washington DC May 18 and 19. Rev Mario Tardivo and Rep Hugo Ricci will join, with a meeting with President Eisenhower and a push for migration legislation for Italian siblings joined to American relatives in the United States. Senator John O. Pastore will address the group.
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Michael A DeLeo
New England
American Committee On
Washington, D C
DeLeo
Rhode Island
ACIM
Mario Tardivo
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
de Leo
Hugo Ricci
Providence
Eisenhower
Italy
DelLeo
U. S
John O. Pastore
Yankee Village Bazaar Committee Named for First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church announces a long list of committee members for the Yankee Village Bazaar to be held Saturday Nov 7. Named roles include attic treasures gift table golf table food and candy delicatessen baked goods jewelry plant table stitchery toys and children's items tea luncheon publicity setup flyers and posters. A new men table will be added under the direction of Raymond Gruenwald and Parker Ludden with gifts for hobby and playtime and a tie exchange. A church supper to help defray expenses is planned for June 9 at 6 30 p.m.
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Yankee Village
First Congregational Church
Albert W Pearson
Dudley Clemence, Jr
John B. MacGregor
Malcolm G Clarke
Harry Kebrek
Henry S. Campbell
Maurice C Smith
Alfred E. Newton
Raymond J Gruenwald
Sam R. Pires
Carl T. Carlson
Falcon S. Davis
Thomas D Adams
Anthony A. Nunes
Maurice C. Smith
Raymond Gruenwald
Parker Ludden
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John Letizia
Cappucci
Fred Riccio
Stirk- Parker Post
Rumford
Samuel Jo Smith
Walter T Hyde
Armistice Post No 45
Pawtucket
Eis
Burnside Building
Commander Hyde
Pawtucket Veterans Council
M.A. DeLeo
Amegram
White House
Michael A Defeo
United Nations General Assembly
Dwight D Eisenhower
Cadet Magee
Edward W Magee
George E. Magee
Garfield Ave
Bainbridge Air Base
Air Force
USAF
Lackland Air Force Base
Magee
Bristol
Wardwell Lumber
Tupelo Street
Warren Town
Demoni
Hope Street
A &P
Casalas
Water St
Warren
Business Directory
Wallace Motors
Idg. Contractors
C. W. Weaver
High Street
Rp.d
Charles M. Connery Funeral Home
Burton
Geo M. Wilbur & Sons
N.F.D.A
Bradford St. Ci
A.W. DuPont
Oliver Stree
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