Kingsmen New York Parade Trip Ends With Reflections
The Kingsmen drum corps recounts five memorable days in New York for the American Legion National Convention. They describe the strenuous parade, hotel mishap, and the long journey home, alongside a detailed accounting of costs and fundraising efforts to cover the trip.
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76Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Second Avenue
94Th Street
New York
Cuney Island
Legionnares
Jamestown Girls Corps
Kingsmen
New Jersey
Connecticut
Bristol
Warren
Jamiels
Imondi
Boyer
Scout Hall
Corps
American Legion
Womens Auxiliary
New York Fund
Drum Corps
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The Morgan is described as not bedded in cement at Dartmouth but resting high in sand near a cobbled street with docks and shops nearby. The square rig Conrad is noted in the same area. The vessel served in World War II as a Merchant Marine training ship and remains out of commission though used for training and summer camps aboard by youth.
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Morgan
McKay
Dartmouth
Conrad
Lost Pass Book From Industrial Trust Co
A lost or destroyed pass book No 38868 issued by Industrial Trust Co in its Participation Department. Return to the bank. Payment has been stopped and an application has been made for a duplicate book as provided by law.
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Industrial Trust Co
Miss Foster recalls Bristol telephone era and heroes
Miss Foster, chief operator for Bristol’s telephone exchange, recalls the 1938 hurricane and wartime outages on Wheel er Avenue rock ledge. She notes apprentices and colleagues, celebrates company benefits, and describes postwar life with fiancé Mr. Bell and the Zoppo Construction sewer project.
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Miss Foster
George Taber
Arnold Christensen
Bristol
Emil Klein
Newport
Exchange
Arthur Bacheller
Arthur Gavitt
Pembroke welcomes Barbara Sunseri and honors Brown student
Brown continues on page with notes on a Brown student who was class valedictorian and recipient of the DAR Good Citizenship award. Barbara H. Sunseri of 1083 Hope Street enters Pembroke with an AB degree goal, daughter of Salvatore Sunseri of Pittsburgh, a Wilkinsburg High School graduate.
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DAR
Pembroke
Barbara H. Sunseri
Hope Street
Salvatore C. Sunseri
Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg High School
Grass Valuable When Grass Kept Growing
Pasture productivity rises when grasses are kept growing, boosting available feed value. Producers are urged to maintain continuous growth to maximize forage yield and livestock nourishment throughout the season.
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George R. Fish
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company OF
Fall River
Rhode Island
Pecaelins
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NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Foster
Pioneers
Somerset
Walt Disney
Robin Hood
Glenn Ford
Ruth Roman
Robert Taylor
Deborah KE
Q Vadis
Somerset TV
Water St
Warren, R. I
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Sealy
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Sealy Natural
Waren
Bristol Furniture Co., Inc
Bradford St