District Court Quashes Several Larceny and Traffic Charges
District Court defendants face bail and fines in multiple cases from Warren Barrington and Bristol. Kendall and Alves held on burglary charges with $2500 bail each. Sanchas case dropped for lack of evidence. Braxton fined ten dollars for driving without license. Sylvia and Pabian plead guilty to speeding with small fines. Calitri assault charge by private complaint settled on costs. Dapis fined five for speeding. Ruggieri fined five for passing a school bus stop. Ennis receives two nine month sentences for home invasion and garage break-ins. Sousa and Foti cases continued for one week. Whitey Sousa charged with robbery. bail set at $300.
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Frank Campanelli
Barrington
Peter Calitri, Jr
Ernest Dapis
Wood St
Bristol
Providence
Anthony Ruggieri
New York Ave
Joseph Ennis
Superior
Ennis
John Volino
Grovesnor Ave
N. Providence
General Hamilton Hall
Hampden Motors
James D. Accardi
Edward S. “Whitey” Sousa
Hipolita Pina
Easterbrooks Ave
Frank Foti
Foti
Scotts Lane
Warren
Cameo Cafe
Campaign seals linked to family theme and mail drive
Three sheets of 1005 Seals each, about 46.8 million individual seals mailed. Each features a facet of the campaign protecting the family circle from grandparents babysitting to family around the table. 1961 state appeal letter ties seals to the double barred scarier cross. Mrs Orton credited volunteer youth groups for prior hours, aiding the mail deadline.
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Orton
Golden Clef TV Auditions Open To RI Students
The Golden Clef television auditions will be held under the Rhode Island Federation of Music Clubs on WJAR TV. Open to RI students aged 16 to 25 in voice piano and orchestral instruments. Memorized pieces may not exceed 12 minutes for prelims. selected contestants perform about 7 minutes. Three winners receive substantial awards to their chosen college or school. Applications from Miss Gertrude Caulfield or Prof. Arnold Clair.
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Golden Clef
RI. Federation of Music Clubs
Wjartv
Gertrude Caulfield
Lenox Ave
Providence
Arnold Clair
U.R.I
Kingston
Wear White After Dark Safety Campaign in Rhode Island
Nearly 4 200 pedestrians were killed in night traffic crashes last year. The Automobile Club of Rhode Island urges school aged youngsters to wear or carry white after dark to improve visibility for motorists. General Manager S Harding notes reduced visibility increases fatalities and promotes a safety poster titled Wear White After Dark being distributed to Rhode Island schools as part of monthly safety education.
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Automobile Club of R.I
S. Harding
Automobile Club
AAA Club
R.I
Automobile Club of
Now A Polaroid Electric Eye Camera for Less Than $95
The Polaroid 166 costs about the same as the first Land Camera model introduced over a decade ago. It takes large pictures with automatic exposure, focusing not required, built in flash, and prints in 11 seconds. A 10 second demonstration is offered today.
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Larry Hynecadered
Stanley R. Kendall
St. Warren
Robert A. Alves
Kendall
Linehan
Barrington Police
Joseph J. Sanchas
Child St. Warren
John Medici
Hope S. Braxton
Reeder St
Warren Police
Anthony A. Sylvia
Sycamore St
Swansea
Allan M. Pabian
Pleasant St
Pawtucket
R. L Music Club
Bristol County
Town & Country Auto Body, Inc
Metacom Ave
Buttonwood Dairy
Polaroid
Psarod Corporation
Morris Finger Son
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