Memorial Junior High School Honor Rolls and Attendance
The May 13 1936 marking term lists First Honor Roll recipients Frank Correia Maynard Shulman Anthony Ramos. Second Honor Roll includes numerous Grade Nine Eight and Seven students such as Wilhelminta Victoria Samuel Turillo Ann Leahy and Cosmo Castigliego. Also named are pupils with perfect attendance for the year to date.
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Ender
Frank Correia
Maynard Shulman
Anthony Ramos
Wilhelminta Victoria
Samuel Turillo
Ann Leahy
Marvy Santulli
Helen Terra
Loretta Morin
Alfred Nunes
Shirley Meyerson
Wallis Kemph
Norman Mahoney
Lucy Carulli
Dorothy Paiva
Anthony Williams
Mary Rego
Jane McKenna
Angelo Massa
Loretta Byrnes
Dorris Martelly
William Tucker
Marie Schimgei
Tylvena Sousa
Palmerda Pinhero
Grace Bruno
Bella Costa
Alice Texeiria
John Stone
Pasquale Cadola
John Partington
Mary Shaw
Irene Girard
Alice Castro
Alexander Goulart
Margaret Vaccaro
Gladys Weaver
Irene Cabral
Irene Hartley
Oscar Gabhnske
Cosmo Castigliego
Mary Bisbano
Mildred Littlefield
Eleanor Soldano
William Anderton
Mary Aiello
Mary Medeiros
Marian Sicignano
Lydia Garesta
Antonio Cabral
Antonio Asciola
Clara George
Minnie Perrys
Catherine Pante
Henry Hambrick
Edith Charette
Jean Malafronte
Natale Candelmo
John Roderick
Vera Carvallo
Drusalina Orefice
Mary Paiva
Shirley Herbecker
Mano DiGeorgio
Angelina Alfano
Annie Cassello
Hilario Momiz
Edna Atkinson
Mary CC DuPont
Julia Puya
Andrew del Toro
Gabriele Saviano
Anna Cavallaro
Antonetta Palma
Mabel Belanger
Thomas Brelsford
Nicholas Mancieri
Munuel Fiske
Margaret McGann
Mary Santos
Anna Chirico
Michael Maturi
Angelina Terra Alfred Feree Sre
Uaredsa
Caen
Pete
Mary Marshall
Michael Ruggiero
Wilhelmina Victoria
William Baker
Mary Santulli
Daniel Vargas
Alice Texeira
The Growth of Bureaucracy
Raymond Pitcairn argues DC population rose 22 percent in five years due to federal employment and new bureaus. He contrasts this with national growth and warns bureaucratic expansion burdens producers, noting many jobs create consumption rather than value.
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District of Columbia
Census Bureau
Washington
Colonial Navigation Adds Two Express Turbine Steamers
The Colonial Navigation Company to run two new triple screw oil burning steamers on the Providence New York route replacing Concord and Cambridge. Arrow and Comet measure 335 feet with 54 foot beam, 4500 hp, 19 knots, and carry 1600 passengers with extensive staterooms dining and lounge facilities. No fare increase planned, and a May 30 inaugural voyage from Providence.
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Colonial Navigation Company
Providence
New York
Concord
Cambridge
Narragansett Bay
Long Island Sound
East River
New York City
Ancient cliff dwelling hints at historic apartment style
A three story cliff dwelling with hundreds of rooms was discovered in Utah suggesting that ancient Indian races used apartment like housing. The find implies organized settlement patterns and complex living spaces far earlier than previously thought.
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Utah
Bulb Relatives Incongruous Plant Family Ties
The Jack in the pulpit the calla lily and the skunk cabbage are described as nearby relatives in a peculiar plant family discussion highlighting their shared ancestry and similarities.
Coming Events May to July at Colt Area
Calendar lists a high school operetta in the school auditorium May 28 30. a Chicken Salad Supper for Charity Circle No 70 June 4. Junior Prom at the high school auditorium. Counts Fair by the Girl Scout Council June 4 at Moriarty Field. The Ghost Train performances June 11 at Garteras auditorium and June 11 by BTf A Entertainment Association. Cotton Chanty Ball June 12 at Bristol Casino. Colt Memorial High School graduation June 25 at Colt School. Senior Class reception June 26 at Colt auditorium. Midnight Dance July 3 4 at State Armors hosted by Batters 243rd Coast Artillery.
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Pard of Hope Circle
Tin Koopf
Girl Scout Council
Moriarty
BT 4
Prama
Garteras Auditorim
Btf
A Entertainment Association
Port-Amer Womens Civic League
Bristol
Colt Auditorium
State Armors
Auspres
243Rd Coast Artillery
Insects Classified As Injurious Or Beneficial
Scientists classify most insects as either injurious or beneficial to humans with roughly equal counts in each group.
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Manuel Viera Rose Botelho
John Quintal
Daniel Furtado
Joseph Costa
Mary C. DuPont
Irene Furtado
William Sylvia
Alexander Anderton
Bella Silvia
Angelina Terra
Alfred Rego
Dante Pansa
Joseph Quintal
Marion Chionchio
Attilio Fapazio
Louise Ruggiero
Carmela Palma
Gabriel Costa
Alphonse Proto
Valentine Vollaro
Lena Ruggieri
William Pinch
Frank Catallano
Arthur Vanasse
Agnes Rego
Angelo D’errico
Mary Cavalloro
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Fall River
Bowen Motors, Inc
Warren, R. I
Market Street
A. J. Ratier
E. A. Skinner
Hope St
R. I
By Maa
Thors Wena Boycot
Vinuge
USC
Detroit
Boston
Ford Motor Company
Somerville
FORD
Tuplin’s
Thames Street
TEL
Colt Memorial High School
Gutteras School
Dorothy Darnit
Charles McManus
Dorothy
Cashman’s Ballroom
Island Park
Portsmouth
Corner Hope
State Streets
Ray Noble
Brista
HOTEL
Marlton
West 8Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
F. W. Hatfield