Judge rules baptism required for adopted child in Rhode Island case
In Providence a Rhode Island Family Court judge approved Children's Friend & Service as guardian after ordering the infant be baptized. The Roman Catholic agency showed a baptismal certificate. ACLU criticized the decision as violating church state separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoption Agency
Irl
DeCiantis
Braver
Yimbo
Providence
DeClantis
Rhode Island
Midwest Rains And Flooding To Affect Production, Prices
Wet spring slows planting across the Midwest with lingering fears for yields and prices. Farmers report delayed corn and soybean planting, rising feed costs, and potential shifts to soybeans as floods and storms disrupt正常 planting schedules.
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Midwest
Bell
Probate actions with multiple estate filings in Middletown
An inventory of 55976 on the Nelson A. Tacy estate was accepted and recorded. The guardian's second account of 923154 on Rose Smith's estate was allowed and recorded. Christine T. Andrews will admitted to probate. Irma L. Deftotis named administrator. Joseph R. Palumbo Jr. appraiser. bond 25000 with surety. Anne Howard's will admitted. Rene E. Howard named administrator. Anne C. Green appraiser. bond 20000 with surety. Norma Marie Coon estate inventory 5000 accepted. Eva Louise Gonzalez will admitted. Marylyn G. Gonzalez executor. Dorothy K. Sullivan Newport appraiser. bond 46000 with no surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Tacy
Middletown
Joseph J. Nicholson
Guardian
Rose Smith
Christine T. Andrews
Irma L. Deftotis
Joseph R. Palumbo Jr
Newport
Anne Howard
Rene E. Howard
Anne C. Green
Norma
Marie Coon
Eva Louise Gonzalez
Marylyn G. Gonzalez
Dorothy K. Sullivan
Harry Fox Dies in Portsmouth and Calvy Funeral Held
Harry Fox of Portsmouth died at Newport Hospital after a short illness. He was a former International Ladies Garment Workers Union office manager in New York City and moved to Portsmouth four years ago. He leaves a wife, a daughter, a brother, a sister, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be in New York at a later date. Capt Calvy of Portsmouth, a retired Navy Motor, was buried with military honors after a service in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Fox
Feland Blvd
Portsmouth
Newport Hospital
Fox
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
New York City
Forever Young Club
Kiev
Russia
David
Pauline Fox
Frances Wildhorn Fox
Ina- Marie Nussbaum
Middletown
Joe Fox
New York
Irene Conn
Touisville
Beaten Man Surrenders Pants and Cash
A 49 year old man reported at a police station after being beaten and robbed in Newport. William Lacrey of 24 Perry Street sustained a cut to the left temple and was admitted for observation. A 16 year old was arrested and charged with the assault and will appear in Providence Family Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lacrey
Perry St
Newport Hospital
Providence
Library aides feted at lunch by St. Michael's School
Library volunteers honored by librarian Mrs. Mansfield A Lyon for over 1600 hours of service this year at a home lunch. Recipients include Mrs. Nuno, Mrs. Pawilk, Mrs. Hammill, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. O Leary, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. King, Mrs. Kambrod, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Milter, Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Clarisse, Mrs. Killian, and Mrs. Banchus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield A. Lyon
St. Michael's School
Lyon
Nuno
Steven Pawilk
William Hammill
Kenneth McDonald
Kevin O'Leary
Howard Hall
James Ayers
Girard King
Matthew Kambrod
George Thompson
John Milter
Francis Dwyer
Peter Clarisse
John Killian
Wilfred Banchus
HUD Cuts Funds For Work Study At Salve Regina College
Salve Regina College will receive just over half of its current federal work study funding next year. HUD approved $11,590 to support 24 students, with the current allotment about $20,000. Students work on campus at minimum wage, capped at 15 hours weekly, a limit likely to be eased next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salve Regina College
Department of Health Education and Welfare
HUD
Accused Faces 3 Drug Charges
Troy Starks, 28, of Middletown, bound to the grand jury after waiving examination on three narcotic counts in district court. Charged by Senior Narcotics Inspector Harmon with possession with intent to distribute barbiturates and marijuana and with maintaining a narcotics nuisance. Bail set at 1500 on each charge. also lists Gregory M. Sienkiewicz charged with possessing narcotics and released for trial. ADMIRAL RECOVERS: Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, 73, recovering at Bethesda Naval Hospital from a respiratory ailment after a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Starks
Purgatory Road
Middletown
Robert J. Harmon
Starks
Walter HK. Orme
Gregory M. Sienkiewicn
Talbot
EPA Frees 2.7 Million for Rhode Island Sewer Funds
The EPA released 2.7 million in impounded federal funds to aid Rhode Island sewage disposal facilities, bringing this year's total to 9.8 million though still far below the 54 million entitlement under the federal act. Projects in Woonsocket Blackstone Valley and Newport eyed, with 75 percent federal aid, 25 percent local. Newport plans extensive sewer repairs to curb harbor pollution and separate storm and sanitary lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Environmental Protection Agency
Rhode Island
State Health Department
Garleton A
Maine
Department
Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control
EPA
Nixon
Lara
Richard Israel
Health Department
Newport
Woonsocket
Blackstone Valley
RPA
Training Funds Proposed To Offset Naval Cutbacks
Rhode Island Governor Philip Noel prompted two National Governors Conference proposals to ease Navy cutbacks impact. One calls for more federal manpower training funds for states with defense job losses. the other seeks special consideration for technical planning and capital projects aid. The plan could bring Rhode Island up to 20 million dollars to help workers at Navy bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stateline
Nev
National Governors Conference
Rhode Island
Philip Noel
Noel
Navy
Robbery Plot Aimed at Lockheed Executives Exposed
In Marietta Cobb County police say a plan to rob up to 19 Lockheed Aircraft Corp executives was exposed when the first victim was shot. A kidnapper who held him and his family also planned five more robberies, with a list listing 13 additional targets for a single night spree. RH Old Jr., a Lockheed executive, freed himself and shot the wounded suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, Ga
Poice
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Cobb County
RH. Old Jr
Tackheed
Rogers High School 1953 reunion set for June 23
Local brief notes list the Rogers High School Class of 1953 20th anniversary reunion scheduled June 23 at the Newport Motel in Middletown with Mrs Eleanore Flowers Janes in charge of reservations. Also includes graduates and local notices with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers High School
Newport Motorn
Middletown
Eleanore Flowers Janes
Gibbs Ave
Peter J. Faerber
Eugene P. Faerber
Mann Ave
Providence College
Johnson and Wales
Providence
Sonia Scott
West Main Road
Portsmouth
Washington Square
Fire Department
Newport Hospital
Robert N. Burta
Bowery St
St. Mary's Church
Germaine Ann McCarthy
Newport Daily News subscription rates and masthead
Newport Daily News publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Details include carrier and mail rates, a mailing address in Newport, and Associated Press ownership of local news and dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Sheridan Publishing Company
Malbone Road
Newport
Associated Press
Fifty Years Wed Noted By Drehers
Mr and Mrs Fred Dreher celebrated their garden wedding anniversary with the Portsmouth Forever Young Club at the Community House Tuesday. They entertained 68 members at lunch followed by a concert and dancing. Frank Shay led ceremonies with Chaplain Oscar Adderson and Miss Alice Dale. John Emard and Werner Scharstrom were in hospital. Penny social planned for next week with a Nashua trip on June 19 at 8:30 am. Royal invitation from Fall River: Rev Fred Lee invited to Toronto banquet for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip on June 28.
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Fred Dreher
Portsmouth Forever Young Clit
Commot Fence Point
Portsmouth Middle School
Neprand
Frank Shay
Oscar Adderson
Alice Dale
John Emard
Veterans Hospital
Davis Park
Werner Scharstrom
Union Hospital
Ide Considine
Anthony Souza
Mabel Lynch
Nashua
Fall River, Mass
Fred Lee
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Fall River
Toronto
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Lee
Canada
Hamilton-Toronto
Conservative Progressive Party
Graduation Held At New School On Ruggles Avenue
The New School on Ruggles Avenue held a graduation for 13 pupils yesterday with Rev John A Cranston headmaster greeting attendees. Speakers included Rev William W Yardley of St Pauls Portsmouth and Rev Philip M Larson of Channing Memorial Church.
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Nally
John A. Cranston Jr
New School
Ruggles Avenue
John A. Cranston
Ruy
William W. Yardley
Privet
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Portsmouth
Philip M. Larson
Channing Memorial Church
Eerwin Bailey
St. George's Episcopal Church
Ponvert
Jack Replogle
Schwartze
Priscilla Fl, Toland
Elena M. ‘Thornton
Sandra
Thornton
Motorist Drops Pipe Smashes Utility Pole on Memorial Blvd
Portsmouth man James M. Dingwall was treated for a cut forehead after his car knocked down a fight standard on Memorial Boulevard near Raston's Reach. He had dropped a pipe while searching for it, police said. The crash caused about $600 damage to the car. A one year old girl, Angela Semonelli, was bruised when chased a ball into Memorial Highway Extension. She was with family and their doctor noted injuries. Herbert Upson, 46, of Darien, was involved in another incident when a driver forced his car off the road into a fence near Old Fort Road. Dean W. Trager, 19, Middletown, said another driver swerved into his path at Rogers High School, leaving $230 damage to his car and about $200 to the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Memorial Boulevard
Raston's Reach
James M. Dingwall
Almeida Terrace
Newport Hospital
Dingwall
Angela Semonelli
Chapel Terrace
Herbert Upson
Darien
Vonn
Dean W. Trager
High St
Middletown
Old Fort Road
Trager
Rogers High School
Thomas C. Donahue
URI Gets Funds For Laboratory
Washington AP reports about 2.8 million dollars in federal funds approved by the House appropriations committee to build a National Marine Water Quality Laboratory at the University of Rhode Island Narragansett Bay campus. The project, authorized in 1962, will move URI’s water quality work to a waterfront site, doubling staff from 45 to 88 as architectural bids are expected within a month.
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Washington
University of Rhode Island
Narragansett Bay
House
Appropriations Committee
Robert C. Tiernan
URI
Music Students Put On Program At Waterford School
Florence Morse School of Music students in Waterford Connecticut presented a program in the Chapel Street Housing Project community room last Friday. Performers included organ and accordion duets by Stephanie and Michelle Mingo, piano numbers by Linda Williams Mark Hightower Judy Santangelo Deidre Gallagher and Susan Gallagher, flute and trumpet duets by Meredith and Spencer Williams, guitar by Matthew Hightower Irish dances by Susan and Deidre Gallagher and tap and jazz by Debby Douglas. Seth Bryer and Peter Roderick sang.
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Florence Morse
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Bloomington
Agriculture Department
Gregory Blaska
Marshall
Wis
Joseph Wankerl
Plain
Bon Paarlberg
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Francis 4. Kutish
Paarlberg
Arkansas
Harry Fox
Calvy
George
Indian Ave
J.£. Connors
Timothy J., Gillen
St. Mory's Church
St. Columba’s Cemetery
John Fitzsimmons
Dominic Kenney
Philip Kenney
Lacrey
Burnside Avenue
Sacrey
Ants
Jeff
Evens St
The
City Housing Authority
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Hethesta Naval Hospital
U.S
Povertiers
Lockheed
Divining Light Center
Weaver Ave. Paul
Hollie Babcock
Jean St
Mes. Mojea
Integria
Ayrant St
University of Rhode Island Graduate School
Scientific Lyceum
Trieste
Italy
Anthony Jr. Integlia
Boo Sencar
Sencar
Spring Street
Public Works Department
Newport Daily News
Drehers
Wewport County
Lord Bros. Monuments ‘Cor
Farewell & Walent
Spon
Shalom
Thames Street
Eae Saag
Almalda Bus Lines, Inc
Almiroa Busines, Inc
Cecile Almeida
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