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Opening of the 36th Conference by PRESIDENT THOMAS H. SLA~A-N ........................

Invocation, by REV. JOHN P. FITZSIMMONS ................. ~ ................. -" ............................

Address of Welcome, by MAYOR ~DREW H. ~RVIS ................................................

Address of Welcome, by HON. KENNETH E~ MAiM ....................................................

15

Address of Welcome, by CHIEF C. ~. PITNEY ................................................................

Memorial Exercises ....................................................................................................

5 ............ .. ~

Memorial Address, by REV. BRENNAN A. CONNELLY ....................................................

25

Benediction, by ~EV. JOHN P. FITZSIMMONS ....................................... 7= .......... : .......... 29

Respome to Addre~se~ o~ Welcome, by CHIEF ~AM~S F. CASAVANT ............................

29

Monday A~ernoon SessiOn

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Remarks o~ CHIEF CHARLES, President ~ntl. Assn. ~ire Chiefs ................................

33

Remark~ o~ CHIEF Z&NIESKL Chairman ~rogram Committee ..... :---:- ..................... 33

Address, "Four Steps to Good Public Relations," by MR. ROBERT W. SCHUE~E ...........................................................................

Address, "Civil Defense and its Future," by MR. THOMAS J. DONNELLY ............

35 " g9

Address, ~'Mutual Aid ~ New England S~le,"

by DEPUTY CHIEF EDMOND ~. TETREAULT ................................................

AddrbeyssM, "RFi.rJeOPHreNveWnt.ioLnEaB*OaUnRAVtoEmAiUc P..o..w...e..r..S..~...a.t..i.o..n..,.'.~..............................................

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Tuesday Morning Session

"Yesterdays HighHght~ in Five Minutes," by CHIEF HENRY G. THOMAS

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Opening of Round Table by ~ODE~TOR, CHIEF ROBERT F. ULM "Should Fire Departments Standardize on Hose and Hydrant.Threads"

97 116

Discussion by Panel of Nationwide Emergency Telephone Number ........................

1!9

"Town Meeting Style" Question and Answer Period ............. ; ........ : ............. 7 .......... !35

Tuesday A~ternoon Session ~emarks of MR. PERCY BUGBEE

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Opening of ~ound Table Discussion by ~ODE~TO~, CHIE~ 3OHN ~. ADdS ....................................................

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"What ts Being Done about Amateur ~cketeers," by CHIE~ LEWIS A. M~SHALL ........................................................................

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"Town ~eeda~ S~le" Question and knswer Period ....................................................

159

Addess, "Rescue Services, Providence Fire Department, by CHIEF LEWIS" A. MARSHALL ........................................................................

205

W.ednesday Morning Session " '

"Yesterdays Highlights in Five M~nu~es," by CHIEF HENRY G. THOMAS ............ 215

AddZess, "United States Ar~y Mis~iles," by COL. ROBERT W. HAhN ................................................................................

221

MRS. AUSTIN ..................................................................................

228

Address, ~'A~rcraft Crash Fire and ~e~cue Procedure~,"

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by C~IE~ WILLI~ K. B~OWN

233

Wednesday Evening Banquet Session

Introduction o~ Guests, by P~ESIDENT T~OMAS ~. SL~N ............................

253

Greetings f~m Governor, ~y SENATOR ER~SEY C. ~E~GUSON

253

Drawing o~ Prizes ............................................................................................................

255

Thursday Morning Session

.~epor~ of SECRET~ O'HE~N .................................................................................

257

Report o? Coutteste~ Committee ...................................................................................

263

~eport o~ ~e~oluttons Committee ............................... ~ .................................................... 265

~eport o~ ~egtstration Co~tttee ................... : ........................................................... 269

Report o~ ~eservadons Co~tttee ............................................................................ Repor~ of E~tbi~ C~mmtttee ........................................................................................

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Re~ort o~ Committee on ~ev~s~oa o? ~y-Laws ....................... , .................................... 275

~eport of Cow,tree re A~soc~atton ~ein~ Incorporated "

277

CHIEF I~NE Made ~onorary Member .......................................................................

.293

Selection o~ Conference Site ~or 1959 ............................................................................ Election of Officer~

293 " 295

Constitution and By-Law~ .

319

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NEW ENGLAN~

SUNDAY, JUNE 22, i958

6:@@-7:@0 PoI~[o Reception b~ Mr. and M~s. 3ames ~arkey S~ith honoring

New Eng!and Ass'ociation of Fire Chiefs. Hoiel Ballroom.

MONDAY, :UNE 28

A.IM[. Registration. A.~Io Opening of the Conference by President Thomas Ho Slaman~

Hotel Ba!lroom

~nveca.tiem Rev. John P. Fitzsim'mons, Belmont, Mass., Chaplain.

Addre~.ses ef Hon. Andrew H. Jarvis, Mayor, City of Por.tsmou.th, New H.ampshire. Hon. ~ennelh E. Maxam, Chairman, Board of Selec4~men, New Castle, New Hampshire. Chief C. E. Pitney, U. S. Nava! Base Fire Depar~men~, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, P~esiden~, New Hampshire Fire Chiefs Club.

Chief James F. Casavant, Gardner, Massachusetts?

MEMOI~AL EXERCISES

Selection: The Chapel Quar%etteo

Ro!l Call of Deceased l~[embers. Taps. Selection: The Chape~

~ev. Michael F. Collins.

Selection: The ,Chapel Quartette.

Rev. John P. Fi%zsir~ons, Plymouth Congregational Church, Belmont,

Address: "Four Steps %o Good Public

Rela%ionsY Mr. Robert W. Schue~te, ~blie

tions, Wayland~ Massachusetts.

A4dres.s: "Civil Defense and Its Future" Mr. Thomas J. Donnelly, Director, Massachusetts Civil Defense.

Ad~Iress: "Mutua! Aid- New England Style."

Edmond F. Tetreaul%, Deputy Chief, Greenfield Fire Department, Greenfield.~ Mass.

A~ress: "Fire Prevention at an Atomic Power Station?' Joh~ W. Lebourveau, Engineer Yankee Atomic Electrical Company, ~osto~, Mass.

ANNUAL MEETING

Members, New England Division,

International Associati,on of

Fire Chiefs

TUESDAY~ JUNE 24~ 9:30 AoMo

Radio Station WWNH -- "Yesterday's Highlights in Five Minutes."

Chief Henry G. Thomas, HIartfor'd, Conn.

ROUND TABLE D~SCUSS~ON

Moderator CHIEF ROBERT Fo ULM

Former Massachusetts State Fire lviarsha!, Past President, Massachusetts Fire Chiefs'

and Present Chief, Easthampton, Mass., Fire Department

To~.~: "Should Fire Departments Standardize on Hose and I-Iydrant Threads."

Fe.l!~wing Topis.s: "'Town M e e t i n g Style." Selected from the floor.

Pa-r~ici~s: Chief Herbert Travers, Worcester, .Mass. Chief Leo ~. ~o~, W.oonsocke~, A. I. ? Chief ~ames ~. GroSe, Chester, Conn. Chief ~ohn ~. ~eefe, Bellows ~aHs,

Chief Donald G. ~o.lb~ook, ~itzwil= Ham, N. H.

Chief Harold M. Bra~, Cumberland Center,

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TUESDAY, ~UNE 24, 2:00 ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION

Moderator CHIEF JOHN F. ADAMS Past President, Massachusetts Fire Chiefs' and Present Chief, Milford, Mass.

Fire Department Tep~c: "What Is Being Done Abou~

Amateur Rocketeers." ~ollew~ng Te~cs: "Town M e e ~ i n g

S~yle." Selected from ~he floor.

C~i~ Le~is ~. ~rshMl~ Provi~ence~

Chie~ T~om~s Gorm~n, ~uincy, Chie~ G~orge C. Gr~h~m~ Bri~ol~

Conn. Chie~ ~illi~m H. Buc.~znzn, ~in~sor~

A~e~: "Rescue Services, Providence Fire Department"

Lewis A. Marshall, Chief, Providence, R. I,

TUESDAY, ~UNE ~4, 8~00

~AUDE~LLE SHOW in the Ship's Theatre "In Appreciation" ~ Wil~rid ]ones, E~s~ Greenwich, Rhode Island

Executive Secre~r~ Muscular D~slroph~ Association

ol America, ~nc.

WEDNESDAY, ~UNE 25, ~:30 A.Mo

Radio Station WWNH -- "Yesterday's Highlights in Five Minutes."

Chief Henry G. Thomas, Har~ord, Conn.

Address: "United Sta~es A~y Mis~iles?~ Col. Eober~ W. Hain, Commanding Officer, 15th Antiaircraft Artillery Group, Fort Banks, Winlhrop, ~assachuse~Is.

A~ress: "Aircraf~ Crash Fire and ~escue Procedures."

William ~. Brown, Chief of the Fire Deparlment, Pease Air Force Base, Portsmouth, N. H.

Address: "Patient Evacuation and Fire Suppression Demonstration."

Mrs. Frances G. Austin, Safety ChMrman and Team of Nurses, Concord Hospital, Concord, N. H., in cooperation with New Hampshire Fire MarshaFs O~fice and New Hampshire Hospital Association. Narration by Claire O'Neil, Director ? of Nurses. Outside demonstration, weather permitting? Ladies invited.

WEDNESDAY, )UNE

~d ~he Exh~on H~ll

"Exhibitors' opportunity to Demonstrate Their Products" Awarding of Exhibitor's' Prizes

WEDNESDAY EVENING, ~UNE 25, 7:00 P.M. ~ ANNUAL BANQUET

President Thomas H. Slaman~ Presiding

Gues~: Hon. Eralsey C. Ferguson, President New Hampshire State Senate, representing His Excellency, Governor Lane Dwinello Hon. Andrew H. Jarvis, Mayor, City of Portsmouth. Hon. ~ienneth M. Maxam, Selectman, Town of New Castle.

B~nque~ Spea,ke~: Mr. Ace Gorham, Socony Mobil Oil Company, ~nc., Manc,hester, New Hampshire, former State Chairman, Oil ~nformation Committee, Former President, New Hampshire Taxpayers Federation.

D~ncing: Main Ballroom; Prize Waltz.

THURSDAY, I0:00 A.M.

Reports of Officers and Committees. Unfinished Business. Election of Officers. Selection of Place of Next Annual Con-

ference.

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