Relief Housing Setback Halts Veterans Project in Bristol
The Bristol Veterans Housing Relief Committee learned the Federal Public Housing Administration has run out of funds, delaying a $40,000 temporary housing plan. Chairman Ralph M. DeLeo said a possible future appropriation could revive efforts. The Town Council required taxpayer approval before proceeding, and about 60 local families had shown interest in the project.
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Veterans Housing Relief Project
Bristol
Ralph M. DeLeo
Mr. DeLeo
FPHA
Soldiers Home
Veterans Housing Relief Committee
de Leo
Elmer E. Angell
Julio F. Xavier, Jr
Joseph G A. Riccio
Stephen W. Hopkins
Frank O
Rene Frank J Sylvia
Anthony W DuPont
Frank L Doran
Salvador Nunes
V J. deRocha
Thieves Loot Hope Street Casino Whiskies Stolen
Louis Ascoh of the New Highland Casino on Hope Street discovered that 25 to 30 cases of choice whiskies were stolen after three storerooms were forced open. Entry was gained by smashing a window pane on the east side. Police note a cruiser passed at 2:35 am and finger prints were sought by Edward J. McDermott of the State Bureau of Criminal Identification.
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Louis Ascoh
Highland Casino
Hope Street
Jimmy
Edward J. McDermott
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Sixth Son Of Armillotto Enlists In U S Navy
Gaetano Angelo Armillotto enlisted in the regular Navy at the Providence recruiting station. He is the sixth son of Mr and Mrs Paul Armillotto of 20 Ryan Avenue to serve, joining brothers Larry and Vincent in the U S Army. Other relatives include Michael in the Coast Guard and Dominick in the Navy, with Gaetano on leave awaiting shipment to Bainbridge Maryland for boat training.
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US Navy
Westminster Street
Providence
Gaetano Angelo Armuillotto
Gaetano
Paul Armillotto
Ryan Avenue
Cpls
Larry
Vincent
U S Army
Borneo
Michael
U S Navy
Dominic
Florida
Naval Training Station
Bainbridge-Maryland
Veterans of Knights of Pythias honored at chicken supper
Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias honored eight members who served in the war during a Tuesday night chicken salad supper at the GAR Hall. Discharge and lodge buttons were presented. Honorees: Herman Gablinski Bertram Bullock Jr Llewellyn Conklin William Shayer Arthur Marz Edward J Wilkinson Jr Russell Chaffee Harold E Pedley Jr. Gordon R Brown gave the principal address. Bertram W Wali acted as toastmaster. Mrs Edward T Luther received a scroll for her late husband.
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Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Gar Hall
Herman Gablinski
Bertram Bullock, Jr
Llewellyn Conklin
William Shayer
Arthur Marz
Edward J Wilkinson Jr
Russell Chaffee
Harold E Pedley Jr
Kirkemuit Grange
Edward T Luther
Gordon R Brown
The
Bertram W Wali
Marguerite Kebrek Elected Pres of Nursing Club
Marguerite E Kebrek daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Kebrek of Metacom avenue has been elected President of the Nursing Education Club at the University of Vermont in Burlington A reception and tea honored the new officers. She attended Lilac Day with the Modern Dance Club and is affiliated with the Womens Athletic Club and Y. Colt Memorial will play DeLaSalle in Bristol on June something and on June 5 Warren will also visit Bristol for a postponed game.
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Marguerite E. Kebrek
Harris Kebrek
Metacom Avenue
Nursing Education Club
University of Vermont
Burlington
Kehick
Modern Dance Club
University
Womens Athletic Club
Colt Memorial
DeLaSalle
Bristol
Warren
Indiana Congressman LaFollette to speak at St Michael's June 30
Hon Charles M LaFollette from Indiana will address a patriotic service at St Michael's Church on Sunday evening June 30. The event echoes the annual Independence Day eve gathering with military and civic dignitaries invited. LaFollette is campaigning in Indiana Republican Senate primary against Raymond E Wills, a World War One veteran and longtime House member from Evansville who serves on Census Civil Service Expenditures in Executive Departments and Invalid Pensions committees.
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Charles M. LaFollette
Indiana
St. Michael’s Church
St Michael’s
St. Michael’s
la Follette
United States
Raymond E Wills
House of Representatives
Evansville
Episcopal Church
McKay Protests Flag Decoration Method This Memorial Day
Memorial Day chairman Robert J. McKay criticized the way flags were placed on soldier graves this year. He faulted Commandant Chester W. Williams for distributing 1000 flags to North Cemetery and St. Marys Cemetery while many graves remained unadorned. Williams said only 1000 flags were available this year, enough to honor veterans from the Soldiers Home, with North Cemetery the focus of ceremonies.
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Robert J. McKay
Chester W. Williams
RI Soldiers Home
Mr. McKay
Williams
St. Mary’s
Mr McKay
North Cemetery
Willams
Rhode Island rents Japanese beetle traps for summer
The Rhode Island Division of Entomology invites applications to rent Japanese beetle traps for summer months. One trap per 50 by 100 foot lot, max two per property. Applications due by June 28, 400 people already served, limited supply remains. Write 308 State House Providence RI for forms.
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Division of Entomology
Rhode Island Department of Agriculture and Conservation
State House
Providence
Wall Addresses Memorial Day Audience at Bristol High
Bertram W Wall former state commander of the American Legion spoke for the 27th year at Bristol Senior High School Memorial Day exercises. He urged more college graduates and said America’s future rests on the students. The program opened with the pledge, featured a trumpet solo, Taps, and a minute of silence.
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Bertram W Wall
American Legion
Bristol Senior High
John L Burke
Wall
America
Eleanor LeMaire
Ennis Bisbane
M. Theresa Donovan
Mary Pacheco
Louise Texerra
Halsey Herreshoff Wins Moses Brown Merit Award
Halsey C. Herreshoff, son of Mr and Mrs A Sidney DeWolf Herreshoff of Hope Street, received Moses Brown Intermediate School’s medal of merit for character scholarship and school spirit at the annual promotion exercises in Alumni Hall. Headmaster L Ralston Thomas presented the award and Halsey was among the student speakers.
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Moses Brown Intermediate School
Halsey C. Herreshoff
A. Sidney DeWolf Herreshoff
Hope Street
Exhibition By Mrs Brown Pupils At 906 Hope Street
An exhibition by Mrs Lucille Brown's pupils will be at 906 Hope Street Tuesday June 4 from 2:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 10. The class has decorated tin ware and furniture. Attending are Mrs Bernard and other listed mothers including Mrs Leo Cantwell and Mrs Philip Clark.
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Lucille Brown
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Hope Street
Bernard
I Leo Cantwell
Philip Clark
John DeCosta
Arthur H Eastman
Joseph H Farrell
John D. Hogan
J . LeFevre
Parts For New Play Will Be Read Tuesday
Scripts for Double Door have been received by Mrs Ralph Kinder and will be read at a Bristol Theatre special meeting Tuesday evening June 4 at 730 in the YMCA. Mrs James Husband publicity director says anyone interested may attend and read parts.
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Ralph Kinder
Bristol Community Theatre
YMCA
James Husband
Young reporter’s bold setup ends with Uptedgraff as culprit
A cub reporter recounts attempting a dramatic brush with a high rooftop window washer. The plan backfires as no interview results. chaos ensues and the bonding moment ends with publisher Mr Updegraff being blamed and then revealed as the prankster.
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