Polk's Providence (Providence County, R.I.) city directory, 1950, Part 4

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1st Lt Vincent J Stakutis, AF, weath- er officer-forecaster; 2d Lt John A Mur- ray jr, AF, weather officer; 1st Lt How- ard G Baetzhold, AF, weather officer

152d Utility Flight

Capt Norman C Duquette, AF, pilot (TE); 1st Lt Eug G Gallant, AF, pilot (TE); 1st Lt John W Scanlon, AF, pilot (TE) ; 1st Lt Karl W Augenstein, AF, pilot (TE) ; 1st Lt Leslie W Leach, AF, pilot (TE): 1st Lt Wm H Young, AF, pilot (TE)

152d Fighter Squadron (SE)

Lt Col John F Barrett, AF, fighter pilot (SE), squadron comdr, air base commander, and commanding officer, RIANG; Maj Everett S Lindley, AF, fighter pilot (SE) and operations offi- cer; Capt Robt W Tucker, AF, aircraft maintenance officer; ist Lt Gordon L Belsey, AF, adjutant; Maj Richd S Ar- len, MC-AF, flight surgeon; Capt Wal- ter L Flagg, AF, fighter pilot (SE) ;

Capt Robt M Caldarone, AF, fighter pilot (SE); Capt Adam J Wisniewski, AF, fighter pilot (SE); Capt Robt M Magown, AF, fighter pilot (SE); Capt Kenneth M Perkins, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Steph R Moore jr, AF, mess, supply and transportation offi- cer; 1st Lt Francis E Martineau, AF, personal equipment officer; 1st Lt Robt J Taylor, AF, fighter pilot (SE) ; 1st Lt Donald W Guilfoyle, AF, fighter pilot (SE) ; 1st Lt John M Lepry, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Howard E Miller, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Christos G Jemorakos, AF, fighter pilot (SE) ; 1st Lt Richd C Anthony, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Raymond A Fisette, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Geo F Cahill, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Frank Kitowicz, AF, fighter pilot (SE) ; 1st Lt Nathan P Oakes jr, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Albert K Manley, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 2d Lt Lloyd S Salisbury jr, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 2d Lt Geo T Donnelly, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 1st Lt Robt G Bitgood, AF, fight- er pilot (SE) ; 1st Lt Jos Vitale, AF, fighter pilot (SE); 2d Lt Paul L Sin- cero, AF, fighter pilot (SE)

CHARTERED COMMANDS First Light Infantry Regiment

176 Benefit Street, Providence (Chartered 1818)

Colonel, Wm M P Bowen; Lieut Col, Israel B Brayton; Maj Edwin F Mul- hearn; Adjutant, Capt Eric E B Hall; Surgeon, Capt Morgan E Pease; Den- tal Surgeon, Maj Allyn F Sullivan; Chaplain, Maj Chas Townsend; Quar- termaster, Capt Wm E Saucier; Assist- ant Quartermaster, Lieut Richd W Vendettuoli; Inspector Rifle Practice, Capt Geo A Parker; Judge Advocate, Capt Conrad K Strauss; Transportation Officer, Capt Richd E Mulhearn; Un- assigned on Regimental Staff, Lieut Col Warren B Finn; Lieut Frederick R Hosmer; Headquarters and Service Co; Capt, Vacant; Lieut, Vacant; Second Lieut, Philip L Tilton

Company B, Capt Cecil V Bard jr; Lieut, Cornelius J Broady

Company C,, Lieut, Pacifique P Gau- vin

Company D, Capt Wm A Perry

Company E, Capt John H Newcomb Commpany F, Acting Capt Geo Gray jr

BRISTOL TRAIN OF ARTILLERY (Bristol, Chartered 1792)

Colonel, Henry A Hambrick; Lieut Col, Gordon R Brown; Maj, Herbert E S Clark jr; Capt and Chaplain, Canon Danl K Davis; Capt and Adjutant, Ern- est A Meiggs jr; Capt and Judge Advo- cate, Edw L Leahy; Capt and Quarter- master, Vacant; 1st Lieut and Commis- sary, Vacant; Capt and Surgeon, Saml D Clark; Capt and Paymaster, John G Stewart; Capt and Inspector of Rifle Practice, Capt Philip D Bodell; 1st Lieut and Assistant Quartermaster, Va- cant; 1st Lieut and Battalion Adjutant, Vacant; Capt and Plans and Training Officer, Vacant; Intelligence Officer, 1st Lieut Paul C Jillson

Company A, Bristol: Capt David A Horne; 2d Lieut, Milton Paine

Company B, Bristol:

KENTISH GUARDS

(East Greenwich, Chartered 1774)

Col, Thos Casey Greene; Lieut Col, Geo R Hathaway; Maj, Leonard E An- derson; Capt, Walter F Ogren; Capt and Adjutant, Jas W Tingley jr; Capt and Quartermaster, Andrew C Jencks; Capt and Commissary, F Adolf John- son; Maj and Surgeon, Benj F Tefft, MD; Capt and Paymaster, Geo A L An- derson; Capt and Judge Advocate, Jos D Petty; Capt and Chaplain, Ralph E Henard; Capt and Inspector of Rifle Practice, Francis E McVay

KENTISH ARTILLERY

(Apponaug, Chartered 1794)

Col, Geo E Brown; Lieut Col, Geo Rice; Maj, Percy R Matteson; Capt, Harry Wilde; 1st Lieut, H Curtis Pot- ter; 2d Lieut, Christopher T Compston; Capt and Surgeon, Harold L Collom; 1st Lieut and Adjutant, Vacant; Capt and Chaplain, Arth E Wood

UNITED TRAIN OF ARTILLERY

(Providence, Chartered 1775)

Col, Wm J Lally; Lieut Col, Wm E Petit; Maj, Harold T Parish; Capt and Adjutant, Jos J Laffey; Maj and Sur- geon, Robt H Breslin, Capt and Quar- termaster, Louis W Fenner; Capt and Inspector of Rifle Practice, Capt Jos E Gregoire; Capt and Paymaster, Capt Hugh W Meehan; 1st Lieut and Asst Paymaster, 1st Lieut Ernest E Allard; 1st Lieut and Commissary, 1st Lieut Danl Clifford; Capt and Judge Advo- cate, Edwin M Mara

NEWPORT ARTILLERY (Newport, Chartered 1741)

Col and Commanding Officer, Thos J Smythe; Maj and Surgeon, John L Healey; Capt and Adjutant, Vacant; Quartermaster, 1st Lieut, Leonard J Panaggio; 1st Lieut and Paymaster, Jas E Hackett; 1st Lieut and Asst Sur- geon, Vacant; 1st Lieut and Commis- sary, Vacant; 1st Lieut and Inspector of Rifle Practice, Vacant; 1st Lieut and Assistant Paymaster, Vacant; 1st Lieut and Chaplain, 1st Lieut Leonard Helie

U S NAVAL RESERVE

Training Center, 1 Narragansett St., Cranston

The Naval Reserve organization in the Providence metropolitan area com- prises Organized Surface Battalion 1-8 and Organized Submarine Battalion 1-12. When at full strength they will have a total membership of about 150 officers and 1400 enlisted men. First meeting of the Reserve here was Sept. 18, 1946

Headquarters for both battalions is the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center at Fields Point, in buildings once part of the Walsh-Kaiser shipyard. Alterations to the shipyard buildings were undertaken under a con- tract awarded Nov 18, 1947, to Bennett Stewart Co., Boston. The contract price of $317,000 was the largest sum expended on a Naval Reserve Training Center in the New England States.

Two ships were delivered to the sur- face battalion in 1947. They were the LST-1086, used for dockside training only, and the LCI (L)-633, employed in both dockside and cruise training. The submarine Kingfish was assigned the submarine battalion for delivery in 1948.

Comdr Donald J Hackett is inspector instructor and officer in charge of Na- val Reserve facilities, both ships and training centers, in Providence, Woon- socket and Pawtucket. Lieut Comdr Wilfred B Tatro is assistant inspector instructor and is officer in charge of the Providence Training Center

Organized Surface Battalion 1-8

Lieut Comdr H Clinton Owen jr, com- mander. Division 1-37, Lieut Comdr Chas Woodbury Gorman, commanding officer; Division 1-38, Lieut Comdr, Geo D Lewis jr, commanding officer; Divi- sion 1-39, Lieut Comdr, Sidney F Per- kins jr, commanding officer; Division 1-40, Lieut Comdr, John H Russell, com- manding officer

Organized Submarine Battalion 1-12

Division 1-41, Lieut Lincoln M Dun- lap, commanding officer; Divisions 1-42 and 1-43 are assigned but had not been activated by Dec 31, 1949.

Organized Construction Battalion Company 1-6

Comd, Wm R Benford, commanding officer. Other Units: Volunteer Con- struction Battalion Unit 1-6, Comdr, Wm R Benford, temporary commanding officer; Volunteer Composite Unit 1-2 (WAVES), Lieut Florence L Campbell, commanding officer; Volunteer Supply_ Corps Unit 1-2, Lieut Comdr Richd A Day, commanding officer; Military Sea Transportation Service Unit 1-7 (S) Lieut Clarence Curran, commanding of- ficer. Volunteer Medical Division 1-6, Capt W N Hughes, commanding offi- cer; Volunteer Medical Division 1-20, Capt Russell S Bray, commanding of- ficer; Volunteer Law Unit 1-2, Capt Robt E Quinn, commanding officer; Volunteer Dental Unit 1-3, Comdr Abram Beekman, commanding officer

U S MARINE CORPS RESERVE

The Third 155-mm. Howitzer Bat- talion of the U S Marine Corps Re- serve was activated on July 15, 1947, and is quartered at the U S Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center at Fields Point. The battalion has an authorized strength of 33 officers and 476 men. By Dec 31, 1948, the bat- talion was recruited to nearly 90 per cent of its authorized strength.

Maj Wm G Lind jr, USMCR, is the battalion commander. The inspector- instructor is Claude S Sanders jr, USMC, and the assistant inspector-in- structor is Lieut Edmund Valdes, USMC.

STATE POLICE

Headquarters, Lincoln

Superintendent-Col E Ralph Bonat, of Glocester; Executive Officer, Major John F Sheehan of Newport; Assistant Executive Officer, Capt Harrie C Gill, of Pawtucket; Director of Training, Lieut Harry A Casidy, of Cranston; Deputy State Fire Marshal-Lieut Les- lie J O'Brien of Providence

REGISTRY OF MOTOR VEHICLES

112 State Office bldg

Registrar-Laure B Lussier, of Man- ville; Deputy Registrar in Charge of Registration-Mary E Conley of Provi- dence, Depy Registrar in Charge of In- vestigations-Joseph A Bristow, of Nar- agansett; Administrative Asst, Thos McLinden, of Providence; Chief Invest- igating Officer-Harry A Holmes, of Lincoln

DEPARTMENT OF STATE 219 State House

Secretary of State, The Honorable Armand H Cote, of Pawtucket; Deputy Secretary of State-Jas C Carr, of Cum- berland; Second Deputy Secretary of State-Ronaldo E Lemay of Central Falls; Legislative Asst-W Stratton Brady; Asst in Charge of Law Revision -Maurice W Hendel, of Providence; Asst in Charge of Archives-Mary T Quinn, of Providence

STATE LIBRARY 208 State House

State Librarian (ex-officio Record Commissioner)-Grace.M Sherwood, of Providence; Deputy in Charge of Legi- slative Library-Mabel G Johnson, of Providence

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY- GENERAL

401-412 Providence County Court House Attorney-General, The Honorable William E Powers, of Cumberland. Asst Attorneys-General, Edward F J Dwyer, of Warwick; Francis J Fazzano, of Providence; Robert A Coogan, of Cranston; Archie Smith, of Providence; WVm J Counihan jr, of Pawtucket; Special Counsel; Ovila Lambert, of Woonsocket; John F O'Connell, of Providence, Raymond J Pettini, of

Providence, Alfred E Motta, of Provi- dence; Investigators, Andrew V Pow- ers, of Cumberland; Olof G H Ogden, of Providence

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

102 State House

General Treasurer, The Honorable Raymond H Hawksley, of East Provi- dence. Deputy General Treasurer, Cor- nelius J Sullivan, of Providence; Chief Clerk, Bernice V Martin, of Woonsoc- ket

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 114 State House

Director, Russell H Handy, of Lin- coln

DIVISION OF THE BUDGET 112 State House

Budget Officer, Howard A Kenyon, of Slocum

Personnel Budget Examiner-Wm G Lynch, of Providence

Eng Budget Exam, Jas J Doyle, of Central Falls

DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS AND CONTROL 105 State House Controller-M Joseph Cummings of Providence

BUREAU OF AUDIT 15 Westminster rm 307

Chief, Elphege J Goulet, of Cumber- land

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS REGULATION 319 State House Director-Thomas J Meehan, of Prov- idence

DIVISION OF PURCHASING 110 State House

Purchasing Agent - Franklyn A Adams, of Barrington

DIVISION OF TAXATION 119 State House

Tax Administrator-Fred M Langton, of Providence; Deputy Tax Adminis- trator, Harold W James, of Cranston Administrative Asst-John F Sulli- van, of Newport

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE 40 Fountain street

Director, Edward P Reidy, of Provi- dence

DIVISION OF PROBATION AND PAROLE 605 Providence County Court House Administrator-Joseph H Hagan, of Pawtucket

PAROLE BOARD

612 Providence County Court House John G Murphy, of Providence, chair- man; Arth H Ruggles, of Providence, Joseph Galkin, of Providence, Mary I O'Brien, of Providence, executive sec

DIVISION OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 40 Fountain

Business Mgr-Edwin J Loucks, of Providence

DIVISION OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 40 Fountain

Acting Administrator-Eliz M Smith, of Woonsocket

DIVISION OF CHILD WELFARE 610 MtPleasant av

Administrator-Lawrence C Cole, of Providence

DIVISION OF SOLDIERS' WELFARE 40 Fountain, rm 811 Chief, Chester W Williams, of Bristol

BUREAU FOR THE BLIND 40 Fountain

Administrator - Leonore Y Gay, of Providence

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

211 State Office bldg

Director-Philip S Mancini, of Provi- dence

DIVISION OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 210 State Office bldg

Public Works Controller-J Valmore Normandin, of Woonsocket

Administrative Assistant - Fredk H Wilde, of Warwick

DIVISION OF ROADS AND BRIDGES 224 State Office bldg

Principal Highway Engineer-Geo H Henderson, of East Providence; Senior Highway Engineer-Henry C Thier- felder, of Warwick; Road Construction Engineer-Lee V Spencer, of West Warwick; Bridge Engineer-Daniel O Cargill, of Cumberland; Road Design- ing Engineer-Frederick W Hauck, of E Providence; Materials Engineer --- Anthony R Healy, of E Providence; Location Engineer-Artlı W Suddard, of Cranston; Right-of-Way Engineer- Fredk H Lake, of Providence; Road Maintenance Engineer-Dennis F Bris- tow, of Warren; Landscape Engineer- Horace D Healey jr, of S Kingstown; Traffic Control Engineer-Wm H Lee- man, of Providence; State Highway Planning Manager-Lester P Manning, of Cranston

DIVISION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS 211 State Office bldg

Chief, Howard F Kempf, of Provi- dence

DIVISION OF HARBORS AND RIVERS 213 State Office bldg Chief-Henry Ise, of Providence

Port and Industrial Development Commission 111 Westminster rm 1405 --- Chas T Ahlgren, of E Greenwich, chairman; Richd A Moran, of Pawtuc- ket, vice-chairman

DIVISION OF AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT 17-25 Bough st

Co-ordinator-Fred A Byland, of Providence

STATE AIRPORTS Hillsgrove

Administrator of Aeronautics-Albert R Tavani, of Johnston

PUBLIC UTILITY ADMINISTRATION 109 State Office bldg

Administrator-Thomas A Kennelly, of Cranston; Deputy, Geo A McLaugh- lin, of Cranston

LIQUOR CONTROL ADMINISTRATION 308 State Office bldg

Acting Administrator-Jas S Dane- ker, of Cranston

Superintendent of Inspection-Benja- min Winicour, of Providence; Super- intendent of Importation, Henry J Spooner, of Providence

RACING AND ATHLETICS COMMISSION 116 State Office bldg

Chairman, D Thomas Testa; Vice- Chairman, Edward R Hughes; Secre- tary, George D Greenhalgh; Chief Su- pervisor of Racing, Raymond P McEl- roy; Chief Supervisor of Athletics, Chas F Reynolds; Supervisor of Athletics, Anthony Petronella

UPHOLSTERY BUREAU 116 State Office Building

Inspectors-Girard A Bergeron, of Cranston; James J Devlin of Provi- dence

BANKING BUREAU 316 State House Bank Commissioner, Alex Chemielew. ski, of Providence

BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY 303 State House Russell Harrington, of Providence, Chairman; Treasurer, Seth B Gifford, of Providence; Secretary, Edmund L O'Brien, of Pawtucket

INSURANCE SECTION 307 State House

Commissioner-Geo A Bisson, of Newport

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 205 Benefit

Director-Dr Michl F Walsh, of New- port

AMERICANIZATION AND ADULT EDUCATION Supvr-Dr Henry F Nugent, of Cran. ston

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Acting Director-F Sheldon Davis, of Warwick

ADULT VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Supervisor-F Sheldon Warwick

Davis, of

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION Supvr-Dr Everett L Austin, of Cran- ston

SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 520 Hope Principal - John Yale Crouter, of Providence

VOCATIONAL RE-HABILITATION Supervisor - George F Moore jr, of Providence

Audio Visual Education Supervisor -Russell Meinhold, of Newport

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 320A State House

Director, Arthur W Devine, of Nor- wood

DIVISION OF LABOR RELATIONS 320A State House Chief, Jos T Cahir, of Providence

LABOR RELATIONS BOARD State House

Chairman-Ernest V Halligan, of Edgewood, Adelard J Gingras, of Paw- tucket; Edmund J Kelly, of Providence; Executive Sec-Hamlet Zarrella, of Providence

DIVISION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN 320 State House (Also commissioner of minimum wage) Chief, Mrs Margt F Ackroyd of Provi. dence

DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL INSPECTION 302 State House Chief, Robt M Murray, of Cranston

DIVISION OF CENSUS AND STATISTICS 5A State House Chief, Walter T Dromgoole of War- wick

DIVISION OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 502 Providence County Court House Chief, Edw I Friedman, of Cranston

MERCANTILE DIVISION State House

Acting Chief Clerk-Elvira M Carda- relli, of N Providence; Sealer of Weights and Measures, Edw R Fisher, of Warwick

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSERVATION 310 State House Director-Francis S Leaver

OFFICE OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY AND DAIRYING

Administrator-Dr Joseph S Barber, of Pawtucket

OFFICE OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT INDUSTRY

Acting Administrator-Alvin J Lan- non, of Warwick

OFFICE OF FORESTS AND PARKS Administrator-Saml W Smith jr, of Jamestown

OFFICE OF FISH AND GAME 308 State House

Administrator-Edw C Hayes jr, of S Kingstown

MILK CONTROL BOARD 312 State Office Building

Executive Officer-John P Hull, of Providence

Francis S Leaver, ex-officio chair- man; Howard C Barber, of E Provi- dence, Alton Bassett, of Foster; Alice W Hunt, of Providence; Dr Edw A Mclaughlin, ex-officio member

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 317 State Office Bldg

Director-Edward A Mclaughlin, MD of Providence

BUREAU OF CANCER CONTROL 317 State Office Bldg

Acting Chief, Edw A Mclaughlin, of Providence

BUREAU OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING 317 State Office Bldg Catherine O Tracy, registered nurse

BUREAU OF RECREATIONAL SAFETY 100 State Office Bldg Chief-Roger W Wheeler, of Provi- dence

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH LIBRARY 364 State Office Bldg Grace E McDonald, librarian

DIVISION OF MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH 323 State Office Bldg Chief, Dr Francis V Corrigan, of Providence

DIVISION OF CRIPPLED CHILDREN 327 State Office Bldg Dr Wm A Horan, medical director

DIVISION OF SANITARY ENGINEERING 335 State Office Bldg Walter J Shea, chief

DIVISION OF LABORATORIES 344 State Office Bldg Chief, Edgar J Staff, of Cranston

DIVISION OF VITAL STATISTICS 353 State Office Bldg

Assistant Registrar, Genevieve E Do- lan, of Providence

DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION 366 State Office Bldg Thomas B Casey, chier

DIVISION OF FOOD AND DRUG CONTROL 368 State Office Bldg Jos J Cahill, chief

DIVISION OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES 370 State Office Bldg Medical Director, Raymond F Mc- Ateer MD

STATE SANATORIUM Wallum Lake Supt, Dr Wm B O'Brien, of Burrill- ville

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE 245 State Office Bldg

Director - Charles H Cushman, of Westerly

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Chairman - Rev Canon Anthony R Parshley, of Warren; Edwin T Scallon, of Providence, Geo Hurley, of Provi- dence

SAFETY COMMISSION 514 Providence County Court House Judge Patk P Curran, Chairman; James S Daneker, Sec

BOARD OF VETERINARIANS 301 State House

Chairman-Dr Joseph S Barber, of Pawtucket, Dr Howard F Ferguson, of Newport, Dr Jas W Armstrong, of Cranston, Dr Leonard F Maier, of N Scituate, Dr John H Barrett, of West- erly

DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY 24 Mason

Administrator - Thos H Bride, of Cranston

Directors-Chas F Burke, Frank A Burns, Mrs A K Walsh, Wm D Connell State Employment Service 124-130 W Exchange-T Edw Burns, mgr

Professional and Commercial - 112 Union

Household, Hotel and Restaurant- 28 Custom House st

Board of Review 170 Westminster- Margt M Sullivan, chairman; Fred C Broomhead, Frank J Benti

BOARD OF ELECTIONS 50 Branch av

Chairman - Albert J Lamarre, of Pawtucket, Henry A Violet, of Provi- dence, Danl Lapolla, of Providence, W Russell Halliwell, of N Smithfield; Sec, Peter Pimentel, of North Providence

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF STATE COLLEGES 205 Benefit

Chairman-Francis I McCanna, of Providence; Secretary, Sarah Kerr, A Livingston Kelley jr, of Providence; Mrs C Gordon Macleod, of Providence; Clark F Murdough, of Barrington; Henry J Blais jr, of Pawtucket; Dr Michl F Walsh, of Newport

PRESIDENT R I COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Lucius A Whipple, of Greenville

R I STATE BOARD OF EXAMINATION AND REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS 111 Westminster rm 726 Chairman-Wallis E Howe; Secre- tary, Albert Harkness; Board, Oresto DeSaia, Milton F MacIntosh, Paul N Fontaine

R I STATE BOARD OF REGISTRA- TION FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS 242 State Office Bldg

Chairman, Leighton T Bohl; Vice Chairman, Joseph D Guillemette; Sec- retary, Philip S Mancini; Philip J Hol- ton jr, Francis W Cullinan

R I STATE-RHODE ISLAND WING CIVIL AIR PATROL U S A F 101 Court House Col Walter P Jones, executive sec

GENERAL ASSEMBLY Senate

Pres Ex Officio-His Honor John S McKiernan

President Pro Tempore-James Brady, of Cumberland

Hon Armand H Cote, Secretary of State and ex-officio Secretary of the Senate

Barrington-Donald L Kingsley Bristol-Danl G Coggeshall

Burrillville-Joseph W Griffin Central Falls-Ernest J Caouette Charlestown-Grafton M Wilson Coventry-George Roche Cranston-Leon W Brower Cumberland-James J Brady East Greenwich-Howard S Proctor East Providence-John G Coffey Exeter-Willis B Kenyon Foster-Olney A Knight Glocester-Geo D Greenhalgh Hopkinton-Ernest O Maine Jamestown-Alton Head jr Johnston-Joseph Pezzullo Lincoln-William M Davies jr Little Compton-Leonard H Sylvia Middletown-Jos M Sherman Narragansett-George M Westlake

New Shoreham-Wm P Lewis Newport-Florence K Murray North Kingston-John H Donnelly North Providence-Frank Sgambato North Smithfield-Michl J Kilroy Pawtucket-District 1, Geo Beau- cage; District 2, Wm L McCaughey Portsmouth-Perry J Sherman

Providence-District 1, Frank Licht; District 2, Primo Iacobucci; District 3, Joseph L Luongo; District 4, John G McWeeney; District 5, Raymond A' Mc- Cabe

Richmond-Louis D Perreault Scituate-Harry J Hall Smithfield-David Harris

South Kingstown - Herbert A Ed- wards jr

Tiverton-Grover J Douglas Warren-William J Smith Warwick-William B Sweeney West Greenwich-Clyde S Fish West Warwick-Dion A Archambault Westerly-Stephen W Macomber Woonsocket-William J Gearon

House of Representatives

Honorable Speaker-Harry F Curvin, of Pawtucket

Dept Speaker-Alfred U Menard, of Lincoln

Reading Clerk-Henry R Sullivan, of Providence

Recording Clerk-Raymond F Hen- derson, of Pawtucket

Barrington-C George DeStefano Bristol-District 1, Henry Alfred; District 2, Gladys M Brightman

Burrillville-Hubert F Powers

Central Falls-District 1, George O Tetreault; District 2, Emile Beaudoin; District 3, Raymond L Cavanaughı; Dis- trict 4, Edw F Burns

Charlestown-Edward E H Browning Coventry-Ralph D Petrarca

Cranston-District 1, George A Ilg; District 2, Jos E Malley; District 3, John F Ford; District 4, Fred S Ar- nold; District 5, Michl Sepe

Cumberland-District 1, Maurice A Bresnahan; District 2, Robt A Caldwell East Greenwich-Howard C Benson East Providence-District 1, Richd D Windsor; District 2, Julio F Rocha; District 3, John L Lewis; District 4, John T Kirwan

Exeter-John T Gardner

Foster-William S Blanchard

Glocester-Fredk W Garrity Hopkintown-F Reat Scholfield Jamestown-Lewis W Hull Johnston-Wm J Miley Lincoln-District 1, Alf U Menard;

District 2, Howard R Smart Little Compton-Edwd H Bowen Middletown-William I Shepley Narragansett-Ulysses G Cooper New Shoreham-Harold L Mott Newport-District 1, Gordon D Oxx, District 2, Wm F Alger; District 3, Wm W Harvey; District 4, Chas L Walsh

North Kingston-Paul R Ryan

North Providence-Jos A Robert

North Smithfield-Donald L Beaure- gard

Pawtucket-District 1. Francis X Asselin sr; District 2, Harold A Dux- bury; District 3, Louis J Lussier; Dis- trict 4, Patk B McCaughey; District 5, Jos F McVay; District 6, Nelson F Duphiney; District 7, Robert M Watt; District 8, Valmore L Collette; District 9, Aug P LaFrance; District 10, Harry F Curvin

Portsmouth-Valentine Rohange

Providence-District 1, Joseph I Mel- lo; District 2, Benj H Slade; District 3, Harold E Gavitt; District 4, Avery B Lavine; District 5, Albert Brown; Dis- trict 6, Hugh C King; District 7, Joseph F Prete; District 8, Earle M Byrne; District 9, J Joseph Nugent; District 10, Saml C Kagan; District 11, Jas J McGrath; District 12, Herman D Fer- rara; District 13, Jas H Kiernan; Dis- trict 14, Ira T Williams; District 15, Samuel J Johnston; District 16, Henry T Russilo; District 17, Walter J Ma- thews; District 18, Umberto Patalano; District 19, John J Wrenn; District 20, Thomas L Etheridge; District 21, John B Nolan; District 22, Coleman B Zim- merman; District 23, Thos P McHugh; District 24, Bernard J Gallagher; Dis- trict 25, Irving J Bilgor

Richmond-Paul J Richard Scituate-Lloyd W Hargraves Smithfield-Jas L Meenan South Kingstown-John Cirwein

Tiverton-Edward L Snow

Warren-Edwd J Sevigny Warwick-District 1, Chester A Pierce; District 2, Darius L Goff; Dis- trict 3, Herbert B Carkin

West Greenwich-Howard L Albro

West Warwick-District 1, Gerard DiFiore; District 2, Ulysses LaRoche; District 3, Thaddeus M Krause

Westerly-District 1, Saml Azzinaro; District 2, David A Lowry

Woonsocket - District 1, Eugene Lanctot; District 2, Jas H Coffey; Dis- trict 3, Charles R Dunham; District 4, John Archambault; District 5, Wm D McWeeney; District 6, Alphonse G LeBlanc; District 7, Roland H Chapde- laine; District 8, Robt Cournoyer

COUNTY OFFICERS, COURTS, Etc. Supreme Court

Chief Justice, Edmund W Flynn; As- sociate Justices, Antonio A Capotosto, Hugh B Baker, Francis B Condon, Jere- miah E O'Connell

Court sits first Monday in October to the second Monday in July at Provi- dence, with a recess from the third Monday in February to the first Mon- day in March. Clerk of Supreme Court, John H Greene jr; sec, Mary F Cam- field; Carrie R Bayne asst sec; report- er, Charles H Drummey

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Polk's Providence (Providence County, R.I.) city directory, 1950, Part 4

Author: Publication date: 1950 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1204

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