Slaughter House Complaint At Town Zoning Board Meeting
A letter from Henry Proulx questions the legality of a Russo Brothers slaughter house at 198 State street, calling it a nuisance due to unbearable stench. The board will probe whether operations existed before 1931 and considered jurisdiction, health inspector action, and potential nuisance status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Proulx
State Street
Russo Brothers
Lucien Capone
Otis Bailey
James E Connors
Hope Street
Frederick T. Goff
Connors
Morris Finger
Metacom Avenue
Perry
Donanzans Unite At Mass The Bristol Playground Awards
Bristol playground season ends after 11 weeks with awards day. Gerald supervisors honor youths with trophies and many receive medals and letters for participation and sportsmanship. Notable honorees include William Mancier Jr., Anthony Castro, Lucy Quito, and Joseph Aguiar Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Anthony E. Agatiello
William Mancier, Jr
William Mancier
Congregational Street
GOP
Orlando J. Bisbane
Frank J. Sylvia
Anthony Castro
Gilbert Castro
Frankin Street
Ralph T. Church
Lucy I. Quito
Joseph Aguiar Jr
J. Aguiar
Wood Ave
Joseph Malloy
1Mr
James
the Flatfish
Richard Cordiero
Louis Souca
Eve Alexander
Anthony Marabello
James Abenante
George Amaral
Frank Mansi
Salvatore Annarummo
Frank Viera
Nicholas Mansi
Norman Ferrara
The
Peaches
John Paul Andrade
Rudoph Cabral
Jerry de Filise
Donald August
Leslie Dunbar
Everett Medeiros
Frank Bettencourt
Joseph Furtando
Joseph Brum
Paul Price
Robert de Costa
James Foster
Animal League
Apes
Joseph Aguiar
Mario Mancieri
Raymond Freitas
Manuel Fernandes
George Mansi
Raymond Cordiero
Frank Santos
Michael de Mio
Jerry Romano
Robert Aguiar
Louis Castiriotta
Ronald Borges
Robert Borges
Richard Travers
Saverio Mancieri
John Cupola
William Mancieri
Frank Pirri
Daniel Sylvester
Charles Mansi
Robert la Fozia
Eleanor Lelmaii
Naomi Sousa
Lucy Quito
Rosa Tia Santos
Lorraine Sousa
Emily Stanzione
Delores Santos
Phyllis van Voast
Mary Martin
Laura Santos
Patsy McClure
Dot Tavares
Martha Ruggiero
USA Plant Awarded Safety Plaque for Six-Month Improvement
The Bristol Plant of United States Rubber Co earned a safety plaque from Vice President Ernest G. Brown for best safety performance over the prior six months among a large plant group. The Bristol managers will receive the plaque in a formal ceremony next week with Factory Manager Wesley A. Armstrong and safety supervisor Oscar A. Rishe in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
United States Rubber Company
Ernest G. Brown
Wesley A. Armstrong
Brown
Providence
Passaic
N. J
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Miracle Braves
Saints
C&a
St Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth
Cy Lining Pee
Benevides
Parisi
del Piano
Regiester
Bristol Plant
Benda
Armstrong
Oscar A. Rishe
Bristol Schools Open Wednesday After Face lift
Bristol public schools ready for about 1734 pupils next Wednesday morning as cleanups completed. Superintendent Edward J. Fitzgerald notes 191 beginners registered, above last year but below expected 220. Renovations at Taft and Oliver schools improve conditions. resignations include Katherine Lavander and Irene Gallo Mosier. New assignments place Joan Doyle at Reynolds and Ann Sousa at Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Burton
Girl Scouts
Taft
Oliver
Katherine Lavander
Burton School
Irene Gallo Mosier
Reynolds School
Joan Doyle
Reynolds
Ann Sousa
Oliver School
Hritzgerald
Democratic Women Meet Tonight With Officers Named
The Democratic club women will meet this evening at Mrs. Gladys Brightman s home. Beatrice Lavoie chairs the ways and means committee and Marie Sullivan heads the Entertainment committee for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Women’s! ‘Democratic Club
Gladys Brightman
Beatrice Lavoie
Marie Sullivan
Priests Reunite for First Time Since 1931 Mass
Three brothers, all priests, will officiate together at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church for a solemn high Mass Sunday at 9:30. The siblings have been separated by oceans continents and a world war since 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Emilio Donanzan
P.S.S. C
Mt Carmel
Louis Donanzan
P.S.S.C
Chicago
Illinois
Caesar Donanzan
P.9.s.c
St.Mary’s Church
Utica
New York
Italy
Soljemn
Tindaro
Venice
Father Donanzan
America
Louwis Donanzan
Holy Rosary Church
Kansas City
Missouri
Father Louis Donanzan
Mt. Carmel
Altar Society
S. F. Cabrini
Dora Iannuccillo
Ed “Peecha
Father Sorzano
Baseball takes hold as Truk natives challenge Navy in 1947
In summer 1947 a Navy team challenged Truk's islanders in mid Pacific games. After two close results the natives, aided by a governor’s blessing, won 14 to 3 in the third game. The piece notes how baseball spread in Truk since 1914, with locals learning American terms, while detailing local religious figures and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&a
Saints
Topazio
del Piano
St. Elizabeth
Martin
Benevides
Cirillo
Bobby Cabral
Navy
Truk
mid-Pacific
anAmerican
Islanders Wage Baseball War With Sacred Taboos
An American scientist from Yale, Professor George P. Murdock, observes natives of Romanum playing a high stakes baseball culture. The men sleep apart from wives, women sing and dance to hamper opponents, and umpiring becomes a clash of customs. The scene blends sport with ritual around daily practice and inter island travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanum
George P. Murdock
Yale University
Babe
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Slaughter House
Donanzans
Marguerite Louise George
Norman A. Belmore
USA
IC & A
Manchester
N. H
Burlington
N. C
Sandy Hook
Conn
Mike del Piano
Myrna Lou
Cary Grant
MR. Blandings
Jesse James Rides Again
Barry Fitzgerald
Veronica Lake
Joan Caulfield In “the Sainted Sisters
With William Demarest
Beulah Bondi
Fred MacMurray
Valli
Frank Sinatra
With Lee J. Cobb
Lazy
Little Beavers
Democratic Women
Secundo
Bristol Phoenix
U.S
Thomas P. Hazard
Thomas J. Paolino
Albert P. Ruerat
Roland E. Meunier
John G. Murphy
Arthur A. Carrellas
John H. Shanney
Orlando J. Bisband
B.T.A. Hall
Republican Town Committee
Balks
Mield
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