Public swimming pool for Bristol seen as self funding hope
Article argues an open air Bristol pool could pay for itself over years via small admissions. Cites success in seaside towns and cites planning board input, labor and material costs now favorable. Describes pool features like slides and diving boards, and envisions a popular recreation hub guiding residents away from inadequate beach access.
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Bristol
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Rome
Trowe
Atselt
Olympians and Firemen in Bristol Twilight League Showdown
Local Bristol Twilight League draws big crowds as Olympians and Firemen two top teams prepare for a Thursday clash after two recent wins by the firemen. Coverage notes strong hitting and notable players including Jim Garvin and Eddie Murphy, with emphasis on local standings and fan interest.
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Fihe Place
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Raym Brightman
Happy Go Lucky production to be staged next June
A local theater announces the play Happy-Go-Lucky with a tentative June 9 performance. Cast lists and venue details are to be confirmed as organizers finalize dates and tickets.
Rhode Island design diplomas and Bristol civic events in brief
Mrs James J Walsh and Rev Edward L Walsh of Hope Street take a weeklong trip to Philadelphia and Washington with Fr Walsh pausing at Mt St Marys College Emmetsburg Md. Rhode Island School of Design awarded diplomas to 71 students including Charles Wesley Young Herbert A Geisler and Andrew John Iverson from Bristol region. Bristol civic groups including Reba Rebekah Lodge No 12 and Bristol Counts Past Noble Grands Association No 3 plan meetings and entertainments. Cornelius J Hasbrouck recovering from a hip fracture at Rhode Island Hospital. his daughter Gertrude M Hasbrouck is executive secretary of the Bristol Red Cross. Local social activities feature Whist and bridge events, a cafeteria closure at Guiteras Memorial, and planning for a Rotary Club speaker. Charles F Monahan of East Providence honored by Providence Typographical Union Local 33 as delegate to International Typographical Union convention in Chicago. Church and memorial services scheduled. St Michael’s and St Mary’s rites noted. Local sports see Colt Memorial High School vs St Raphael Academy on Bristol common with games at Peace Dale.
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Edward L. Walsh
Hope Street
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Emmetsburg
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Herbert A. Geisler
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Providence
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Collins & Aikman Corp
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No 12
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John Steward
Myrtle Clark
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Chicago
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Walter Angell
Bristol Common
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When Civilization Began
Fragmentary reflection on the origins of civilization. The text suggests early humans realizing they should improve their existence and extend their lives through collective effort.
Piano Luge Themed Display At Los Angeles Music Store
In a cramped Los Angeles music shop a piano display resembles a luge run with constricted quarters shaping the instrument into a skewed visual tribute.
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Puerto Rico Remains U S Territory, Rotary Letter States
A San Juan Rotary Club letter to Howard R. Newman of the local Rotary explains Puerto Rico’s status as a U S territory. It warns Americans misclassifying Puerto Rico as foreign hurt island trade and emphasizes American citizenship, labor, capital, and ships. The letter urges wide publicity to correct misconceptions and promote Puerto Rico and its products.
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Porto Rico
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Puerto Rico
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Continental
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Canada
Asea
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