General to Speak at Sunday Dedication
Brig. Gen. William H. Naylor will be the main speaker at the dedication of the new Army Reserve Training Center on Asylum Road Sunday at 2 p.m. The event includes a flag-raising, a ribbon-cutting, and public tours, with guests from state and town officials, military leaders, and local organizations.
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William H. Naylor
76Th Infantry Division
U S. Army Reserve
Army Reserve Training Center
Asylum Rd
U.S
Fort Devens
Arthur Gamelin
Henry Quint
Bristol
Rhode Island
Providence
Asylum Road
Naylor
169Th
43Rd
Quadalcanal
New Guinea
Solomons
Luzon
Philippine Islands Islands
Europe
Mashburn
739Th Missile Battalion
Jack Montgomery
Joseph A. Margo
Roswell A. King
R. I. Military District
Matthew A. Capone
749Th Chemical Battalion
Col. King
Gen. Naylor
Gamelin
Quinta
General Assembly
Murray P Horwood
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Town Hall
Paul Bruno
Horwood
Harriet Bradford Inn
Bruno
First Lady Donovan Named 1957 Fourth of July Chief Marshal
Bristol mourns a long-time music educator Mrs M Theresa Donovan will head the 1957 Fourth of July parade as the first woman chief marshal in the event’s history. A Bristol native, she directed many musical productions, helped establish the high school band and led the 275th anniversary pageant.
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M. Theresa Donovan
Bristol
Donovan
Frank J. Miserandino
YMCA
Sullivan
James E Sullivan
Gutteras Jr High
Colt Memorial High School
Lowell State Teachers College
R College of Education
Boston Univ
Brown Univ
Lowell
R I C
R_ I Conservatory of Music
Fred Waring
Rotary Club Musicale
BT. A
R. I
WJAR
Rotary
St Mary's Church
Carol Sings
Russell J. Donovan
The
Outlet Co
Providence
Donovans
Kanewren
Ferry
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Everett E. Ian
L. Nelson Leggette
Victor FE. Trask
Coderick Duncan
Philip T. Bodell
John P. McBryde
Pfc
John O’brien
Jimmy Rielly
First Lady
Marshal
Bristolians