Narragansett Brewery to sponsor 1947 Boston Baseball Broadcasts
C W Haffenreffer announces that New England’s largest brewery will again sponsor play by play broadcasts of Red Sox and Braves home games in 1947. All Boston home games including day night and Sunday contests will air on WHDH with live coverage and a pregame interview program. Atlantic Refining Co. again co sponsors the broadcasts, with potential wider New England stations carrying the games.
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C. W. Haffenreffer
Narragansett Brewing Company
Cranston
Rhode Island
New England
Red Sox
Braxes
Boston
Boston American
WHDH
Atlantic Refining Company
Colt Loses 6-0 to South Kingstown at Old Mountain Field
Colt Memorial forfeited its first league game losing 6-0 at Wakefield against South Kingstown. Christofaro ran 65 yards for the score in the second half after a scoreless first half. Dober connected on a 30 yard pass to Miranda late in the game, but Colt failed to reach the end zone.
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Old Mountain Field
Wakefield
Colt Memorial
South Kingstown
Colt
Christofaro
Dober
Cirrillo
le le
Waleo Pinheiro
Monahan Nunes
Smith Anderton
C c. E Wright Miranda
Moore Dober
Gadron Castro
High School Plans Halloween Party At Colt Auditorium
Bristol Seni High School students host their annual Halloween party tomorrow night from 8 to 1130 oclock in the Colt auditorium. Co chairs are Sarah Bottomley and Henry Diodati with Irene Martelly as treasurer and committee members Margaret McCarthy Louise Arpaia Cecile Nastri John Fetherston James Bullock Edmond Costa. Faculty advisors are Mass Dels Bullock and James D. Sullivan.
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Bristol Seni High School
Colt Auditorium
Sarah Bottomley
Henry Diodati
Irene Martelly
Margaret McCarthy
Louise Arpaia
Cecile Nastri
John Fetherston
James Bullock
Edmond Costa
Mass
Bullock
James D. Sullivan
Bristol Town Edits On Waste Cleanup And Rubbish Policy
Letter from Bristol Rhode Island Surveyor of Highways to editor defends rubbish cleanup efforts after Sept storage and Oct collection. Explains council approval, delays, labor shortages during war, and budgeted costs while contrasting with other towns. Upholds town progress and value to taxpayers.
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the Phoenix
Bristol
R. I
G.I. Joe
Bristol Phoenix
Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin
Joe
Halloween Scout Party And Ship Vigilant Update
Cuil scouts held a Halloween party with costumes and prizes for prettiest most original and funniest. Guests included Mrs Benson and Miss Burns. The Mariner Ship Vigilant weighed anchor with full crew as cadets learned shipboard routines bells and compass history. Those not at last week’s session may attend the St Andrews School dance by contacting Eleanor Gladding.
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Anne Nerone
Carol Benson
Judith Robinson
Mrs Benson
Miss Burns
Mariner
Vigilant
St Andrew's School
Eleanor Glad
Rhode Island Housewives Salvage 66 412 Pounds Fat for Soap
Rhode Island housewives turned in 66 412 pounds of salvaged fat in September. The State Council of Defense urges continued effort to ease a serious fat shortage affecting soap and other goods as industries shift to peacetime production. Fat salvaged at home supports soap supply and reduces pressures on metal, leather, electrical items, and textiles industries reliant on fats and oils.
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Rhode Island
State Council of Defense
Pacific
Japan
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Henry F. Serest
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High Street
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Peodle
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Mariner Ship
Eleanor Lemaire, Yoeman
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Warren
Bristol County
Main St. — Warren
Joseph C. Silvia & Sons
Bayview Ave
Tel. Br
Bristol, R. I
Lobster Claw State ST. Wharf
Artie Mello Orchestra
Albert's
Wood ST
U. S. Rubber Co
Albert J. Edmondson
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Riccio Agency
Dewolf Avenue
Industrial Relations Office
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