Editorial: There's Only One Rielly
A Sunday farewell ceremony for the Cutter Spar was notably led by James D. Rielly whose workhorse effort and the support of the Portuguese Independent Band colored the event. The piece praises singular dedication and the collective talent that embodied the shipshape Bristol fashion sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Rielly
Spar
Bristol
Nonpartisan charter reform seen as local government aid
The piece argues for a strictly nonpartisan charter commission in Bristol to advance home rule reforms. It cautions political endorsements would politicize the commission, urging a qualified, apolitical group to modernize local government for the long term.
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Charter Commission
State House
General Assembly
Time to finish Bristol Cancer Society drive push
The Bristol Cancer Society reports progress in its annual fund appeal but not yet at the goal. A house to house effort continues with remaining uncontacted homes urged to mail contributions to Cancer fund Bristol RI. checks to R I Cancer Society. Also notes delays in railings repairs on Asylum Road near the railroad bridge, criticizing town government for inaction despite a large town budget.
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Cancer Society
Bristol
Cancer Fund
R. I
R. I Cancer Society
Asylum Road
Colt Drive
Eisenhower Administration Struggles With Inflation Policy
The piece discusses monetary policy under President Eisenhower, noting inflation concerns, the need for a stable dollar, and warnings from Federal Reserve vice-chairman C Canby Balderston about creeping inflation. It also critiques former President Truman’s stance on tight money and the rising price era.
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Federal Reserve Board
C. Canby Balderston
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Mr Truman
Car Crash and Property Theft Report From City Police
A collision at Valley Street and High Street at 5 35 p m involved Marie L Diodati 18 of 39 DeWolf Ave and Mrs Archie J Stark of Newport injuring Diodati who complained of arm pain A Fatima Drive resident reported an 85 Evinrude motor and gear stolen from State Street dock A Roma Street resident reported a damaged parked car A collision on Hope Street with a parked car damaged and a station wagon also damaged with both drivers and cars identified
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Marie L. Diodati
DeWolf Ave
Valley St
High St
Archie J. Stark
Newport
Diodati
George Oliver
Fatima Dr
State St. Dock
Louis Marshall
Roma St
Nicholas V DiMatteo
Anthony T Campagna
Terrace
Letters of thanks and a buried well warning
The Coast Guard Cutter Spar crew offer thanks to Bristol citizens for the May 19 1957 bon voyage and for support from James D Rielly and Roswell S Bosworth Jr of Bristol Phoenix. Also noted is a reader reporting a discovered dry well in their driveway and warning mothers about backyard digging due to possible hazards in abandoned wells and sharp stones.
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Coast Guard
Spar
Bristol
Arctic
James D Rielly
Roswell S. Bosworth Jr
Bristol Phoenix
William P. Lere
Joseph Antinucci dies at 66 after illness
Joseph Antinucci 66 of 56 Richmond St died Saturday at home after a short illness. Born in Castelmare Italy on December 9 1890 he was the son of the late Domenico and Mariacarmine Abbate Antinucci. Survived by his wife Susie and children J Antinucci CarWi East Conn and Philomens John son of East Providence with seven grandchildren. Funeral held this morning at 8 15 from Sansone Funeral Home 193 Wood St with solemn high Mass at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church at 9 burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Joseph Antinucci
Richmond St
Susie
Cupolo) Antinucci
Castelmare
William J Harper dies at 67 in White Plains
William J Harper former Bristol school superintendent from 1929 to 1930 died Saturday of a heart ailment at his White Plains home at age 67. He later directed probation for Westchester County and taught criminology at Fordham University. Funeral held in White Plains this afternoon. The obituary notes his career shift to penology and education in New York.
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William J Harper
Sbristol
Janary
White Plains
Harper
Bristol
New York State
Westchester County
Fordham University
Graduate School of Social Service
New York City
Paper Drives and Old Newsprint The Kawadiwallas want it
George Fish notes a surplus of old newspapers locally while Todd’s kennels use them. In India Kawadiwallas buy imported newsprint for containers and pay 5 to 6 annas a pound for old papers. India began its first government newsprint plant in 1955 costing about $12 million. The writer suggests saving papers until prices rise and hints at a possible tie up with India.
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George Fish
Todd
George
India
Europe
Statesman
New York Sunday Times
Kawadiwalla
Gdvernment
Boy Scouts
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