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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1959
Page
7
A national economic editorial argues rising costs drive higher wages and prices. It critiques steel industry negotiations, notes vague management positions, and urges joint efforts to curb inflation. It frames steel talks as pivotal to stabilizing the cost of living and supports wage restraint as a path to broader economic relief.
Rhode Island residents will attend two hearings at the State House Room 313 on October 28 and 30. A D Little Inc will present highway survey findings relating to industrial potential, followed by the Automotive Safety Foundation offering views on future highway needs. The governor invites taxpayers and leaders to participate. the aim is safer, faster, cheaper travel. Proposes Hospital for Bristol County To the Editor A Bristol hospital is needed for emergencies. A small facility with room to expand, possibly on Colt estate land, would create jobs and draw in more people while fitting future park or residential plans.
Mrs Gladys G Friswell, 61, of 275 Hope St, injured in a three car collision at Thames and Main streets in Warren on Wednesday afternoon. She suffered cuts to her right leg after her car rammed the car ahead which had stopped for a traffic light. Police will refer to her physician for treatment. Friswell's car was towed. Driver Catherine M Harrington, 59, of South Dartmouth, said her foot slipped off the brake while driving the second car which struck Marco Calce, 53, of 4 Chard St Barrington.
A sequence of fall and winter events listed by churches and clubs in Bristol. Rummage sales, food and spaghetti suppers, Halloween party, garden club meetings, historical society talks, fashion show, bridge and dance events, coffee breaks, armistice ball, cake and charita dances, Christmas bazaar and themed tea, with dates from October through December and organizers including First Congregational, Trinity Church, St Mary’s, First Baptist, Our Lady Mt Carmel, Bristol Garden Club, Bristol Woman’s Democratic Club, and Kearney Post American Legion.
A long account of North American Sasquatch legends from British Columbia. Eyewitnesses include Plaster casts of footprints and reports by Indians and whites. Stories span decades with claims of eight foot hairy giants, their strength, hibernation, and encounters from Victoria to Fort Langley.
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