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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1956

Page

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Bold critique from a female auto editor shocks dealers

Josephine Ripley reports from the Christian Science Monitor on Charlotte Montgomery of Good Housekeeping challenging the auto industry. She cites a poll of 500 women who feel brushed off by dealers and service stations, noting cars often arrive imperfect and women deserve better inspection and respect.

Josephine Ripley Christian Science Monitor Charlotte Montgomery Good Housekeeping Miss Montgomery Detroit

Corps of Engineers Making Flood Tide Map of Waterfront

The Army Corps of Engineers began a map of Bristol Harbor waterlines to show past hurricane high tide lines and potential future water marks. Harbor master Samuel Wardwell and John B McAleer led the effort, aiming to aid zoning and protection planning and to compare 1938 and 1954 storms with possible three to six foot higher tides. Wardwell seeks exact past tide line locations to refine flood level estimates.

Army Corps of Engineers Corps Samuel Wardwell Providence Bristol Harbor Development Commission John B McAleer Bristol Harbor Harbor Commission Newport Wardwell

Lady Democrats Bridge Event Draws Praise at Harriet Bradford Inn

The annual bridge of the Women’s Democratic Club at Harriet Bradford Inn last night was deemed a success by President Rosalind M. Pontes. Co chairs Ida Kloner and Dolores Aiello led a large volunteer group including Marjorie Dennis Frances Holmes Mary Alfred Mary DeRio Betty Medeiros Lucy Grabert Helen McAuliffe Grace Massano Alice August and Mary E. Gallagher. John A. Notte candidate for secretary of state attended and announced prize winners.

Women's Democratic Club Harriet Bradford Inn Rosalind M. Pontes Ida Kloner Dolores Aiello Marjorie Dennis Frances Holmes Mary Alfred Mary DeRio Betty Medeiros Lucy Grabert Helen McAuliffe Grace Massano Alice August Mary E. Gallagher John A. Notte

Rhode Island Bond Referenda Of 1956 Details And Costs

On November 6 1956 Rhode Island voters will decide six bond questions covering University of Rhode Island improvements a veterans bonus changes to interest rate limits for the bonus Exeter School improvements at 1 75 million Hillsgrove airport expansion 1 5 million relocation of R I C E expansion to 800 students Woonsocket Channel and Pawtucket flood control costs. If all pass debt rises by about 20 35 million with annual interest and retirement costs of 3 to 4 million.

University of R. I Board of Trustees General Assembly Exeter School Hillsgrove Post Road R.I.C.E Mt. Pleasant Avenue Providence Woonsocket Channel Pawtucket Blackstone River Army Engineers Woonsocket Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council

Community Halloween Party Fund Drive Update

Thirty dollars has been donated to the Community Halloween party scheduled for tomorrow, with about $100 still needed, announced by secretary-treasurer C C Cirillo. The event, sponsored by MCA and the Kearney Post No 6A LA, features a 6:30 pm parade around the Common led by Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps, followed by refreshments and games at Reynolds School, plus a teen dance at the Y. Donors include US Rubber Co., Elks, and several individuals, each contributing varied amounts. co-chairs Benjamin Hazen and Orlando J Bisbane extend thanks.

C C. Cirillo Cirillo MCA Kearney Post Kingsmen Tri-Town Reynolds School US Rubber Co Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Henry Street P Cuomo J. F. Huestis, Inc F J Murphy, Inc Joseph G A Rucio Jessie” Molasky Benjamin Hazen Orlando J Bisbane

Town Receives Final Hurricane Damage Check

Town Treasurer Alfred N. Nunes announced a final federal reimbursement for Hurricane Carol damage to public property. A check for 1236.55 arrived, bringing total recoveries to 35,565.55 from an initial 50,835 estimate reduced by government adjustments.

Alfred N. Nunes Nunes Geohurricane Foss

Arctic find uncovers oldest known oval dwelling in American Arctic

Brown University anthropologist Dr Louis Giddings reports an oval sod-roofed structure at Eschscholtz Bay near Kotzebue Sound, Alaska. The site yields 200 artifacts and 139 pottery shards, suggesting an extended family occupation and challenging mass migration theories of settlement.

Brown University Louis Giddings Haffenreffer Museum American Arctic Arctic Giddings University of Pennsylvania Museum Arctic Institute of North America Melvin Reichler Brown Robert Ackerman University of Pennsylvania Eschscholtz Bay Kotzebue Sound Bering Strait

Seven juvenile thieves rove harbor stealing from O Connell Co

A group of seven youths aged 12 to 15 admitted to a string of thefts from J T O Connell Supply Co and related property in Pappasquash and Thames Street. They stole skiffs, lead, hatchets, flashlights, batteries, gloves, and a lock, building a fort at Herreshoff farm to hide loot. They were questioned, released, and ordered to meet Chief Ferrara Saturday.

J.T. O’connell Supply Co Anthony Carlone William R. Johnson Poppasquash Carlene Herreshoff Herreshoff’s Carlone Matteo Castigliego Wilson Street Pappasquash O'Connell Thames St O’connell’s Thames Street Joseph C. Hartwell Johnson Anthony Ferrara

Groups Queried on Use of Vacant Taft School

Five organizations received questionnaires asking if they would use the Taft School building or lease it with limited access as needed for emergencies. The School Committee will decide at its next meeting on November 8 after some forms returned.

Taft School Taft Civil Defense, Junior Chamber of Commerce Anthony C Almeida VFW Post Girl Scouts Edward J Fitzgerald Beals

Campaign statements swell ahead of November 6 election

Campaign rhetoric heats up as Democratic and Republican leaders publish statements on local issues. Ferris accuses Rodrigues of a cruel hoax over town land sales while DaPonte boasts a record of aid to Bristol and defends his Republican alignment against charges of harming the town.

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