10 Nov 1953
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1953
Page
1
In St Paul the reporter Alan, an Iowa Nebraska National Guard major, urged a deranged dentist to surrender after an eleven hour standoff. Police surrounded the 41 year old doctor Howard Eby in a tense cave like house as officers closed in.
Allan attempts to gain attention by visiting a doctor who agrees to pose for pictures after an odd encounter. A reporter notes the need for a publicity agent and arranges a plan with Captain Smith. The group shares a watermelon as the doctor talks and the scene ends with uncertain next steps.
Travers spoke to about a hundred members of the Future Teachers for Auction Chapter at Ruede NS College of Education in Providence Rhode Island. He described a teacher as a versatile figure serving as lecturer, instructor, advisor, secretary, nurse, and more. He urged four years of study to prepare effective individuals who value the education of every child.
A town council hearing on a preliminary report by the dump committee drew a stormy response led by Attorney Frank L. Martin and Councilman Paul C. Millemaggi who opposed rezoning Minturn Farm for a dump and incinerator. They urged considering existing lease terms and a possible forfeiture under Davis Wilson's will to keep the property for the poor, while warning of potential higher taxes if the project moved forward.
An educational piece explains the value of parent teacher cooperation in a school system. It notes parents and teachers share knowledge to aid a child’s development, discusses barriers, and suggests conferences and collaboration to improve public education and outcomes for students.
The editor apologizes for remarks made at a recent meeting amid questions of misinterpretation and potential disrespect toward a local figure. The note emphasizes no intent to criticize or compare and clarifies the editor’s role and actions during the session.
The Bristol Women’s Club held a secular meeting at Sulteras House with G. Ev presiding. Mrs Louis Castriotta led hospitality with De Maynard, a Shusmian, and Mrs.erry assisting. the home is on Aunt Pleasant Avenue in Providence.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Palestine governance and resettlement efforts, listing officials such as a government administrator and assistant director. It references YMCA attachments and 1921 timelines, with unclear names and dates. The text is incomplete and offers limited readable facts.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled lines but hints at Bristol community rites and a meeting. Readable bits reference a Bristol event, local gathering, and possible ceremonial timing.
The readable text is fragmentary and unclear. No concrete people events organizations or places can be established for a factual card.
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