Truman and Dewey Crowds Rally Through Bristol Campaign
Massive crowds gathered as Truman and Dewey campaign in Bristol County then Providence. Speakers included Rhode Island leaders and local candidates while police escorted the presidential procession and cities closed stores in support of the visit.
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Record number of Bristol voters eligible for Nov. election
Bristol qualified voters total 6,244 for the November 2 election, a record high. Town Clerk John W. Church reported at the board of canvassers meeting, noting an increase over 1946 and 1944 totals mainly from more first voters and June registrations.
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Bristol Garden Club Supports Tree Preservation Program
The Bristol Garden Club voted Wednesday afternoon to contribute 200 to the civic plan to save Bristol's trees. Given in memory of Mrs. William W Perry, former club president, the gift is the first private contribution to the program. Hostess for the meeting was Mrs. Arthur Carr.
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Bristol Halloween Parade and Sewer Plan Highlight Town Meeting
Bristol officials discuss sewer relief costs and the Walker's Cove Outfall as plans move toward a $358 500 engineering survey. The Fourth Annual Halloween parade, led by American Legion Post 6, will begin at 7 pm from Bristol Common and pass through High Street Union to the School with local organizations aiding the committee.
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Bristol Townies face Merchants in pivotal league clash
North Providence notes show changes in administration and a crowded Hallowe'en lineup at Guiteras field. Bristol Townies, Colonial League champions, meet Merchants at the school auditorium with vaudeville acts, prizes, and a door prize drawing as the teams vie for the American division lead amid injuries and a tight schedule.
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Pierce
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Roberta Hazen
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Thomas C Jamson
William S Simmons
Wallis E. Howe
Alfred E. Newton
Tina Delgado
Joseph Velleca
Frank Perry
Peter Maturi
J . Francis Connell
Margaret Connors
Anthony Ameida Po Vo Tulia A
Community Chest efforts lag but rise with extra Bristol drive
Red Feather workers gain an extra week to reach the Bristol Community Chest target of 12,000 dollars. At present 7,227.50 has been raised, about 60.2 percent of goal, with numerous individuals and local businesses contributing gifts ranging from 5 to 100 dollars plus larger corporate donations.
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T. P. Brightman
Homer A. Palin
C H. Hazeldine
A. L. Johnston
John R Bernardo
Louise Brechin
Florence Dunbar
Clifford Weaver
Pasquale Pagnano
Elisha Hibbert
A M. Hill
Edward P Church
Maurice C Smith III
Howard Newman
Rowland Stanley
Werner E Follin
C. C. Cirillo
Samuel Nussenfeld
Emanuel Iacoletti
J. H. Eckersley
Eleanor L. Bower
Arthur B Rae
Manuel Cabral
B. C. Heyman
H Sydney Herreshoff
C. Paul Bruno
Daniel K. Davis
Bronx Zoo foster mother Helen Martin cares for young and animals
Helen Martin at the Bronx Zoo acts as a surrogate mother to many young animals. Fred Martin, her husband, helps by caring for a cub wrapped in a blanket and fed with a dropper. Josephine the chimpanzee and other residents seek Helen’s attention as she manages the nursery and the animals’ daily routines.
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