Pasquarelli denies backing Bisbane relief plan
Michael W. Pasquarelli president of the Cup Defenders' Association repudiates a Providence Journal-Bulletin quote claiming his support for Orlando Bisbane's plan to coordinate charity relief. He says he has not studied the plan enough to endorse or reject it and defends private agencies while opposing governmental overreach. Canon Parshley and Mrs. Ruggiero join opposition, with Town Councilman Herzig expected to raise the issue at tonight's town meeting.
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Michael W. Pasquarelli
Cup Defenders’ Association
Phoenix Today
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Orlando J. Bisbane
Pasquarelli
Cup Defenders
Anthony R. Parshley
St Michael’s Church
Vasta Lak. Ruggiero
Socialites Women’s Club
Bisbano
Canon Parshley
Ruggiero
Paul A. Herzig
Defenders Prepare For Annual Cup Defenders Election
Preparations for the annual election of the Cup Defenders Association were made at a regular meeting Sunday at Wood and Catherine streets. A slate of officers for the ensuing year was presented by the nominating committee led by Andrew Arrone with Martin Mansi and John Engeloant among others. A two dollar donation was voted to the American Red Cross annual roll call.
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Cup Defenders Association
Wood and
Catherine Streets
Andrew Arrone
Martin Mansi
John Se" Engeloant
Jack Biliader
American Red Cross
Court Welcomes Its Town Solicitor
Judge William T. O'Donnell halted proceedings in the Fifth District Court to welcome Town Solicitor Joseph A. Hammill on his first courtroom visit since several months of illness. The judge and courtroom attendees greeted Hammill as he walked to a spectator's seat and exchanged brief remarks.
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William T. O'Donnell
Fifth District Court
Joseph A. Hammill
Joe
Judge O'Donnell
Mr Hammill
Court Keeps Case Against Speeding Suspect In Briefing
Judge William T O Donnell grants one week continuance in the speeding charge against Joseph Branch 18 of 97 Cutler street. Several civil cases receive two week delays including Sylvia vs Atlantic Refining Company and Andrade vs Manchester with a bill of particulars.
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William T O’donnell
Fifth District Court
Joseph Branch
Cutler Street
Hazel F Sylvia
Atlantic Refining Company
William F Sylvia
Rose Andrade
Daniel Manchester
Mariners Pass Compass Requirements
The Mariner Ship Vigilant held a Wednesday evening session in the Scout House where girls Claire Richards Mary Pinch Nancy Bosworth Lois Brownell Jane McKenna and Clara Harmon passed the compass test for midshipmen requirements. Thomas P Brightman Jr demonstrated knots for lanyard making while Mrs H C Peckham and Miss Jessie Sanford led the meeting which adjourned at 9 o clock.
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Mariner
Vigilant
Scout House
Claire Richards
Mary Pinch
Nancy Bosworth
Lois Brownell
Jane McKenna
Clara Harmon
Thomas P Brightman, Jr
H C Peckham
Jessie Sanford
Local workers would be hired if any available
WPA officials told Relief Administrator Orlando J. Bisbane that local help would be used for a $10 875 project to inventory all town property. The plan allocates 900 for supervision 72 for equipment 1100 for materials and supplies and 780 for non labor with no current local relief workers on rolls. If none are available the work will be done by town relief workers.
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WPA
Orlando J. Bisbane
Work Relief Bureau
Bisbane
Marsden Abrahams Tie The Knot In Warren Ceremony
Doris Abrahams daughter of Mr and Mrs George Abrahams wed Jack Marsden son of Mr and Mrs Enoch Marsden at Warren Baptist Church in a candlelit service. Rev Raymond Spoerr officiated with Rev Hotheman Smith assisting as guests and family planned a reception at the bride's home. The couple will reside at 114 Crown Avenue East Providence after a wedding trip.
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Warren Baptist Church
Doris Abrahams
George Abrahams
Beach Street
Florence Htrons
James Vernon Heywood
Fall River
O Promise
Ruth M Atkinson
Warren
Eric Marsden
George P Stone, Jr
Albert Waite
Methuen
Mass
Abrahams
Marsden
Crown Avenue
East
Providence
Red Cross reports Bristol hurricane relief costs
The Bristol Chapter spent 6873.46 dollars for hurricane relief and rehabilitation per a national Red Cross report on the New York New England disaster. The Bristol breakdown includes building repair 2271.96, furnishings 1538.92, food and maintenance 187, administration 402.82, and other categories.
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Bristol
American Red Cross
Red Cross
New York- New England
Norman H. Davis
Americaa
New York
New England
Bristol Council to Meet Class C Owners on Free Food Rules
Town officials and Anthony Ferrarz will host a conference with Class C liquor license owners to decide allowed free foods with drinks. State Liquor Administrator Brewster cites general licensee noncompliance since the current law and hours rules. The 8:30 p.m. hearing will follow the council session as a new closing-hour policy is explored.
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Anthony J. Ferrarz
George W Brewster
Bristol
Brewster
General Assembly
Hei
J Floyd Huestis
Reguar Council
Countryside Club Plans Bridge Whist Benefit
The Countryside Garden Club schedules a bridge whist at 57 Burton Street hosted by president Mrs Charles Connery to aid the club. Mrs James Connors chairs the fifth annual Christmas party committee to be held December 15 at Hope Street home with Madeline Almeida Eva Burke Nora E Dwyer and Connery ex officio.
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Charles M. Connery
Burton Street
James Connors
Hope Street
Madeline Almeida
Eva Burke
Nora E. Dwyer
Connery
Meiggs Named State Registry Investigator
Former Bristol County deputy sheriff and longtime public servant James F Meiggs was appointed an investigator for the State Registry of Motor Vehicles by George R Beane. He previously served as sheriff after Sheriff Philo W Cady's death and later held roles as attendance officer census taker and track detective.
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State Registry of Motor Vehicles
George R. Beane
Bristol
Narragansett Race Track
Topazio Shines in Cycle of Threes for finals bid
Bristol amateur featherweight Frankie Topazio reached the Yearst All American finals in Boston Arena after a three hour weigh in and three round knockouts. He arrived at three o clock, fought three opponents in order, and needed three rounds to eliminate the trio.
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Frankie Topazio
Bristol
Boston
Frankie
Bridge by mail shows two month hand from four Brown grads
An obscure four student Brown University graduate bridge team played by mail with outsourcer dealing hands and postcards for bidding. It takes about two months to complete a full game and avoids kibitzers according to Erleen Cook Jr. The piece also notes Brown football woes as O Leary Nash and Hall are ineligible or injured, affecting the squad’s performance.
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Brown University
Erleen Cook, Jr
Brown
Providence
McLaughry Says Tie Games Should Not Rely On First Downs
McLaughry told sports writers that tie games should not hinge on first downs. He cited four major games with Colgate Holy Cross Princeton and Yale where his team had more first downs and 220 extra yards but not stronger on the field. their points totaled 26 while opponents scored 70.
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McLaughry
Colgate
Holy Cross
Princeton
Yale
Yale vs Princeton Foootball Showdown Highlights Passing Sharpness
McLaughry praised Burr of Yale as the year's best passer, edging Allerdice of Princeton. Yale receivers Zilly and Barthlemy drew equal praise, and Yale and Princeton were viewed as evenly matched by Yale’s Blue line. The Saturday clash saw Yale lead Princeton for three quarters before Princeton’s reserve depth swung the game in its favor.
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McLaughry
Burr
Yale
Allerdice
Princeton
Zilly
Barthlemy
Tigers
New Haven
Brown Coach Warns Against Stand Criticism
The Brown head coach urged against criticizing the quarterback from the stands. He argued that onfield situations are unclear to spectators and noted football evolves yearly, making past sound plays obsolete.
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Brown
Brown Native Dr Munro Recalled by Son Hayde W Munro
Hayde W Munro son of the late Dr Walter Lee Munro recalls his father a renowned surgeon author and traveler from Bristol. He notes his father when an undergraduate at Brown was among a group of students to whom credit should be given for their early academic work.
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Brown
Hayde W. Munro
Walter Lee Munro
Providence
Bristol
Munro
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