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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1952

Page

8

Bristol residents urged to adopt Charter for home rule

A speaker defending the Charter argues it will simplify government, concentrate responsibility in a single manager, improve efficiency, and keep schools independent, while promising amendments as needed. He emphasizes its protections against discrimination and its benefit to Italian and Portuguese communities.

Bristol

Brightman Denounces Declaration as Improper State Statement

Brightman argues Section 1101 of the charter creates a so called Declaration of Independence from the General Assembly. He says the claim is not a proper statement and is countered by the Home Rule Amendment itself.

General Assembly

Bristol Citizen Opposes Charter Change Over Two Party System

Mrs V L Ruggiero, long-time Bristol resident, urges voters to reject the proposed charter arguing it reduces local democracy by concentrating power in a appointed manager and ends the two party system. She emphasizes public school funding, budget oversight, and citizen rights, urging teachers and residents to read and decide yes or no at the polls.

Charter Commission Bristol Arnold Democratic Town Committee V L Ruggiero

Bristol Town Charter Effort Faces Legal Oversight Issues

A Bristol Charter Commission advances a model ordinance and seeks a $2500 appropriation to hire legal and municipal experts for drafting a charter under the Home Rule Amendment. Critics note lack of proper legal guidance and warn against reliance on unqualified finance review.

Rhode Island R. JI. Home Rule Association Bristol Charter Commission Charter RI Home Rule Association Bryant College Providence Association

Remember low mood Says Governor at Rally

Governor Dennis J. Roberts spoke at a Reynolds School auditorium Democratic rally urging voters to remember the low mood caused by Republican policies. He cited Roosevelt’s economy and Taft-Eisenhower talks, praising incumbents Coggeshall Brightman Forand McKiernan Cote Hawksley Powers and urging re election.

Dennis J. Roberts Reynolds School Gov. Roberts Franklin D. Roosevelt Roberts Taft Congress Daniel G. Coggeshall Gladys M. Brightman Henry Alfred John O. Pastore Aime J. Forand John S. McKiernan Armand H. Cote Raymond H. Hawksley William E. Powers Anthony J. Nunes

Vets Unite to Back RIVH Bond Referendum

Bristol veteran groups endorse a 1.5 million dollar bond for the Rhode Island Veterans Home on Metacom Avenue. Domenic Mascolo, president of the Bristol Veterans Council, urged veterans to campaign for the measure as four local organizations backing expansion and improvement of the facility. The council lists multiple posts and auxiliaries and notes the Bristol Junior Chamber of Commerce also supported the bond.

Bristol R. I Veterans Metacom Avenue Rhode Island Domenic Mascolo Veteran's Council Veterans Home Mascolo Council Bristol Veteran’s Council Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Son’s of Veterans Gold Star Kearney Bristol Junior Chamber of Commerce R. L Veterans Home Board of

Bristol Reads Four Polling Places In New Districts

In Bristol the Tuesday election will use four polling sites for the new district boundaries. Candidates include Domenico Perron, Norman J Vermette, Manuel J Cardoza, and incumbents Henry Alfred Daniel G Coggeshall Gladys M Brightman. A voting machine sample is in the town clerk’s Burnside Building for voter practice.

Bristol General Assembly Domenico Perron Senate Norman J Vermette Manuel J. Cardoza House Henry Alfred Daniel G. Coggeshall Gladys M. Brightman North End Guiteras School Washington Street Bayview Avenue Hopeworth Avenue State Street High Street Ferry Court House Burnside

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