739th Battalion Moves to Local Site in Rehoboth
The 739th AAA Missile Battalion headquarters moves from Rehoboth to Mt Hope top and Ferry area to support new Providence air defense command. Lt Col William J. Lynch commands. housing crunch grows as about a dozen homes are needed for married members. The unit traces to 1942 and has campaigns in Luzon, Southern Philippines, Korea, and a Philippine Presidential Unit Streamer.
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738S
AAA Missile Battalion
Rehoboth
Mass
Edwin Gracey
William J. Lynch
Albert E. Prevost
739Th Aaa Missile Battalion
North Dighton
Providence Air Defense Command
738Th
Lynch
739Th
Mt. Hope
Ferry
610Th Coast Artillery Regiment
Camp Davis
North Carolina
738Th Coast Artillery Battalion
Mindanao
Philippine Islands
Korea
739Th Antarcraft Artilery Missile Battalion
Fort Banks
Winthrop
729Th
Luzon
Philippines
W.W. IT
Col. Lynch
Caesar A. Walker
Clyde Ridenour
Bernard Nagle
Charter Commission Begins Draft Reading
Charter Commission starts reading tentative charter drafts led by Dr. Matthew C Mitchell of the Rhode Island Public Expenditures Council. A public hearing is planned for May 26 with a Friday meeting to speed work. quorum size discussed, from 15 to 100, amid debate on tax levy procedures and governing form.
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Charter Commission
Matthew C Mitchell
Rhode Island Public Expenditures Council
Roger W. Pigeon
Frank L. Martin
Sidney Kullberg
Mitchell
Mr Pigeon
Frank T Canario
James F Pierce
Judge Martin
Anthony da Ponte
Ferdinand A. Bruno
Joseph D Accardi
Kullberg
Martin
DaPonte
Dr. Mitchell
Tax rate reduced by board to 22.49 dollars
The board of tax assessors announced a new tax rate of 22.49 dollars, down from last year’s 40.40 dollar rate. The reduction signals lower taxes for property owners this year and affects budget projections for local services. Community reaction mixed as residents weigh savings against potential cuts to programs.
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Board of Tax Assessors
Dixon Corp Boosts Bristol Sales and Local Confidence
The Bristol Chamber of Commerce credits Dixon Corporation with boosting weekly receipts and easing recession fears after it shared a $6,000 employee bonus. The statement, signed by President Raymond Gaspar, notes improved local business sentiment and urges more employers to adopt similar generosity to stimulate the economy. Additional notes cover the J M Cleminshaw Co reevaluation and property assessments rising to 100 percent value, with June tax levies to be fixed. veteran exemptions total $1,269,925 and projected tax impacts split among taxpayers.
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Dixon Corporation
Bristol
Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Gaspar
Chamber
Rhode Island
Dixon
Dixon Corp
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Commission
Anthony J Dennis, Jr
Alfred Rego
J. M. Cleminshaw Co
Robert L Garvin
Assessors’ Board
J M. Cleminshaw Co
Cleminshaw
Garvin
State St. Dock