Power for Peace theme fuels Armed Forces Day observance
Editorial notes Power for Peace centers on U S military strength alliances and home-front effort as a force for global peace. It traces Armed Forces Day origins to 1950 and calls for national unity, ethical conduct, and prayers for leaders and service members alike.
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U.S
Navy
Air Force
Maine Corps
Coast Guard
United States
Secretary of Defense
Armed Forces
A Matter Of Faith In Budget Trust And Confidence
The national budget is vast and complex, requiring trust in the President and budget experts. The current budget debate appears to be a political campaign aimed at damaging the President’s popularity rather than solving fiscal issues. The writer argues the President’s earnest TV budget address showed competence, and places trust in him over critics from both parties.
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Congress
Dangerous Precedent in Bristol Peddling Case
The Town Council refused Luiz Menezes of Warren the right to sell food at Bristol businesses April 1, citing risk to a local man's business. Proponents warn it sets a dangerous precedent for Bristol merchants seeking similar rights and could invite retaliation if ethics require broad denial.
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Luiz Menezes
Warren
Bristol
Menezes
Buistok
Mietime Fina
Rss
PRR
Funeral of James J. Lanzire in Bristol
The military funeral for James Joseph Lanzire 60, of Canaria Drive Warren, was held at St Mary's Church Bristol after a solemn Mass at 9 a.m. He died at his home Sunday and was a World War I veteran. Burial was in St Mary's Cemetery, with a Rhode Island National Guard firing detail and taps.
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J. Lanzire
James Joseph Lanse
Canaria
Warren
Frortitlesone
Wood
St. Mary’s Church
Lanzire
Lucille (Accardi) Lanzire
Thomas B Hart
Bernard E. Toal
St. Columban Seminary
Joseph F. Conneely
Samuel J. Celone
Louis Celone
Joseph D. Accard
Anthony. Accard
Barrington
Canton Johnson
George Stergi
East Providence
St Mary’s Cemetery
Bristol
Father Hart
Rhode Island National Guard
St. Elizabeth’s
The
Cancer Fund
High St
Cedarcrest Shores Community Association
Cedarcrest Shores Improvement Ass‘t
Bristol County Volture No
Kearney Post
Franklin St
First Baptist Church
Couples Club
Kingsmen Bugle and
Our Lady of Mt Carmel School
Altar Society
Holy Name Society
Firemens
Midway House
la Societe Des
Rhode Island
Kearney
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt
Bristol Yacht Club
First Congregational Church
Fraternal Order of Ages
Bristol Senior High
ABC
Abcene
John D.wolf
Juno
Alaska
Cape Herm
Coquimbo
Vancouver Island
John
Sitka
Japan
Canton
St. Petersburg
Russian Empire
E. D. Parker
Langsdorff
Counttryside
Parker
Petropawlowski
Kamchatka
Okhotsk
Yakutsk
Lena River
Irkutsk
Siberi
Tomsk
Pervoska
Tobolsk
Moscow
Two Hurt When Car Hits Barrier
A speeding auto chased by police carrying New Port sailor William Dean Bryan and a local woman Madeline Butler struck a barrier on Hope Street at 1 30 p.m. Injured were Bryan, 30, of the U S S Yosemite with ear and knee abrasions, and Butler, 37, of 12 Williams Street, with a head injury. The car skidded 87 feet, struck a pole, then spun onto the highway.
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Newport
Hope St
Wiliam Dean Bryan
U. S. S. Yosemite
C Paul Bruno
Madeline Butler
Williams St
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
Bruno
Bryan Auto
Seattsutler
Butler
Frank Almeida
Cosmo Mancelrve
Wood St
Bradford St
Navy recruiter to hold weekly Bristol Post Office info sessions
Navy Recruiter Chief Petty Officer E Joseph Merlino announced that recruiter William H Fasick will be at Bristol Post Office every Friday morning from 9 to 11 starting May 24 1957 to answer questions about naval programs.
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E. Joseph Merlino
Navy
Providence
William H. Fasick
Bristol
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