Bristol High Honors List Oct Honor Roll Pupils
The Bristol Senior High School announces honor rolls for the term ending Oct 19. Class of 1952 through 1955 students appear on three rolls with averages from 80 to 100 percent. Room Five tops the homeroom contest with 97.85 percent and 32 percent of its pupils on the honor roll. Certificates of merit cover seniors juniors and sophomores with named recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Senior High School
John L. Burke
Michael] Munroe
Albert Lopes
Joseph Silveira
Margaret Manchester
Joan ‘Francis
Mary*Buckley
Cornelia Iannuccillo
JoAnn Squatrito
Celesti Viera
August Arruda
Margaret Pelland
Eleanor Quintal
Christine Rich
John Andrade
Louise Murray
Delphine Oliver
Joseph Perron
Phyllis St. Angelo
Mary Teixeira
Ann Berretto
Anna Bettencourt
John Fanara
Barbara Ma‘sano
Dorothy Medeiros
Constance Raposa
Jerry DeFelice
George Wilcox
Theresa Arrone
Ann Calderiso
Jessica Castigliego
Ann Cornell
Ellen Metcalfe
Paul Price
Raymond Sousa
Irene Valerio
Suzanne Wiese
Dolores Ferreira
Lorraine Pacheco
Leonora Ruggiero
Norman Lowrey
Nancy Buckley
Noreen Tavares
Andrew Francis
Patricia McHugh
Jane Perry
Theresa Velleca
Francis McClure
June Remieres
Donald Harrop
Joseph DuPont
Anna Carreira
Jane Hoar
Helen Oliver
Elaine Russell
Leslie Dunbar
Theresa Marshall
Henry Martelly
Louis Santos
Joseph Cavallaro
Richard Johnson
Charles Viera
Manuel Fernandes
Ann Gablinske
Olivia Sousa
Burke
Room Five
Tee Perry
Dorothy Sullivan
Eleste Viera
Cornelia Iannucillo
Edward Costa
George Amaral
Robert DeRiso
Joseph Ferri
Barbara Massano
Anna Berretto
Sadie Cabral
Helen Donato
Barbara Middleton
Susan Welse
Joan Francis
Andrea D'Ambrosia
John Matheson
Joseph Vaccaro
Kentucky Coal Emerges as Key Fuel Source in 1800s
A Louisville editor notes wood has dominated fuel use but coal reserves nearby could shift demand. Kentucky now produces 15 percent of the nation’s bituminous coal and consumes over 10 million tons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
New England Telephone raises wages for 34000 workers
The NE Telephone and Telegraph Company announced wage increases affecting most of its 34 000 employees after bargaining with the International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers and the New England Federation of Telephone Traffic Workers. The plan adds about 7 million dollars yearly in costs across five states, with higher rates for craftsmen and plant workers and smaller gains for switchboard operators, all to keep pay competitive with other industries and offset rising operating costs. Rhode Island manager Francis A. Barrett noted the Rhode Island impact and stressed the need for higher service income to maintain operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
New England Federation of Telephone Traffic Workers
New England
Wage Stabilization Board
Francis A. Barrett
Rhode Island
Telephone Company
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Indiana
South Bend
Studebaker
Pawiucket
General Bronze Corp
Aluminum
Central Ave
Pawtucket
Stavoi
Maa
Wateri
Mammoth Cave
Edmondson CO
MPMLI
Gerald Lobwas
Mirsch. Lac
Bristol County Water Co
Hope Hardware
Hope St
Bristol
Staples Coal Co
Bing Sum Restaurant
Water Street
Warren, RB. I
Warren
Fuller Brush
Lewis Rego
Ellis Ave
Tel. Com
Wwe
Radio & Television Co
Frompt Service
Grvana
Tecsrircan
Wood ST
Phoenix Business
Art Horas
Aylsworth Travel Service Inc
Weybosset St
Providence, R. I
What Cheer Laundry
Hope Street
Martha Graham
Hope
Thyra Carlson
Hope Breet
Wm. SS
Ing . Na
C. W. Weaver
E. W Weaver
High ST
J. E. Connors Funeral Home Inc
State Street
Bristol, R. L
Joseph Sansone
State St
George M. Wilbur & Sons Ga. Incorporated
Our Chapel
Main St
Constitution
Charles M. Connery Funeral Home
Burton Be
Bristol County
Joseph C. Silvia & Sons
Bay View Ave
Tel. Br
Manuel Marshall
AAA
John Sousa
Chila St
Warren Wren
A. Primiano & Son
County Road
Barrington
Tel
Walter W. Hebert
Homestead Ave. Warren
Tel. Wrn
Edward Dallaire & Son
N. Main St
Seymour
Wepoiwe
Frornac
Wren
St. Warren
Memorial
Forsion
Railroad Ave
Warren Wrn
Settacom Ave
Cabral
Center Motor Sales
Willys Jeep
Willys Trucks
RADE
Precision Saw
Child
John Lach
Church St
General Contractors
Devoe Paints & Varnishes
E. J. Sevigny
Franklin St. Tel
Wallace Motor Sales
Child St
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Warren Tel
E. Providence
Secre Vie St. E
Pacaee
Tel. EA
Franklyn
Taunton Ave
East Providence
Fall River
Watuppa Aquarium
2 Oat Ee Aquarium
Pleasant St
Mase
Dial
Terry & Crawford, Inc
Paul River
Central St. Fall River
Alice Consul Shop
Goseard
Modart Foundation
No. Main St
Walter C. Fraze
Complete Athletic Outfitters
Robert
Renta
Spring St. Fall River
Borden St. Fall River
Herbert C. Eales
Pleasant St. Fall River
Ray
DUCO
Eleventh St. Fall River
Elec. Co. Motor Specialists
Somerset
Vermette Lumber Co., Inc
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