Day Nursery Opens For War-Production Families
A well equipped Day Nursery at Bayfield School serves children of working mothers. Two experienced teachers oversee a bright play room, meals, naps, and structured activities. Registration runs through next week with hours 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Fees vary by family structure and days.
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Opey
Bayfield
Schoaland
Rsery
Kathleyn
Barr
Madeline K. Southwick
S. Mapes
Mapes
Byfield School
Hose
Bishop Bennett to Preach at Lenten Union Service
The First Baptist Church hosts a union Lenten service Sunday at 4 30 pm with Rt Rev Granville Bennett Suffragan Bishop of Rhode Island delivering the sermon. Choirs from Baptist First Congregational and St Michael's Churches will sing.
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First Baptist Church
Union
Granville . Bennett
Rhode Island
the Baptist
First Congregational
St Michael's
Alarm practice urged by Fire Chief amid March drills
Bristol Fire Chief Rene Moore urged residents to limit general alarms to clear fires and use still alarms for minor blazes. He noted many March alarms required full apparatus and disrupted defense workers' rest, with 33 general and still alarms answered that month.
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Rene Moore
Moore
Bristol 902
Romano son of Paul Romano takes federal post in Washington
Louis L Romano now based in Washington D C after attending a government program near the Canadian border. He earned honors at graduation, was sent to Buffalo for training, then transferred last week to a federal government position. His wife and infant son Paul plan to join him soon.
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Tous Teonard Romano Sen
Paul Romano
Bradford Street
Tihon
Canthian
Washington
Biaffalo Noy
Hhis Wate
Riyth Ruggierio
Batianning Road
Barrington
Paul
War and Youth Welfare Highlight Rotary Meeting
Milton S Tacke told the Pereavidence YMCA Rotary Club that war increases youth problems while teaching cooperation. He noted wartime shifts like factory work and monetary abundance strain parental care and discipline, urging focus on youth welfare in the war era. Guests included C T Sherman and J Marrs Tuplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton S Tacke
Pereavidence Ymca
Rotary Club
Brnes
C T Sherman
J. Marrs. Tuplin
Unpaid Tax Sale Postponed Until May 28th
Tax sale of six parcels with unpaid taxes was adjourned by Tax Collector Amos I. Gorham until May 28th due to lack of bidders. The sale had been set to settle outstanding assessments on the properties.
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Amos I. Gorham
Blackout violation settled after council meeting
A defense council meeting with Russell J Head of 17 Catherine street reached a satisfactory agreement over blackout violations. Head agreed to improve and have wardens inspect, while wardens warned of their authority and the need for compliance to avoid wider disruption.
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Defense Council
Russell J Head
Catherine Street
Head
B. W. Wail
Mr. Head
Lucien Capone
Wall
Wead
Rand
Mir Head
Two Bristol Youths Stationed at Camp Pickett
Vincento Berreto of 382 Wood Street is assigned to Camp Pickett Virginia for basic training after Bristol Seminary High School class of 1942 and studies at Boston University. Manuel Aymar of 6 John Street is stationed at Camp Pickett for hospital technician training and ongoing hospital work.
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Vincento Berreto
Wood Street
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Berreto
Bristol Semer High School
US Army
Boston University
Manuel Aymar
John Street
Bristol Manufacturing honor roll to be Bronze Tablet display
Bristol Manufacturing will update its honor roll on a Du Pont bronze tablet to be placed in front of the factory. Industrial Relations Manager Anthony Jaunes said 71 names will be inscribed now, with room for more. Current roll lists 44 in the US Army, 21 in the Navy, four in the Coast Guard and one each in the Marines and WAVES.
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Bristol Manufacturing
du Pont
Anthony Jaunes
US Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marines
WAVES
Gaetano Stanzione Fined For Drunken Driving
Gaetano Stanzione of 31 Garfield Avenue pleaded guilty in Fifth District Court to operating a vehicle under the influence. Judge William T O'Donnell fined him 100 dollars plus costs after police said he struck the parked car of Edward A Sousa on Oliver Street. Sousa reported the license number and Stanzione was found unfit to operate after a medical exam by Dr C Paul Bruno.
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Gaetano Stanzione
Garfield Avenue
Fifth District
William T O'Donnell
Ferrara
Stanzione
Edward A Sousa
Bayview Avenue
Oliver Street
Sousa
C. Paul Bruno
Ernest Guest Honored Before Naval Air Corps Training
Ernest Frederick, of 110 State Street, was the guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by his mother Mrs Vera Frederick and sister Charlotte. He left Wednesday to begin training in the Naval Air Corps. Attending guests included Pasquale Raiola Joseph Parisi Leonard Digati Vincent Saviano Michael Malafronte Lucien Capone Richard Moren Frank Cadola Domenic Canno Frank Garafa Joseph Troiano and Richard Frederick.
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Ernest Frederick
State Street
Vera Frederick
Charlotte Ernest
Naval Air Corps
Pasquale ,Raiola
Joseph Parisi
Leonard Digati
Vincent Saviano
Michael Malafronte
Lucien Capone
Richard Moren
Frank Cadola
Domenic Canno
Frank Garafa
Joseph Troiano
Richard Frederick
Ferrara pleads not guilty in superior court
Frank W. Ferrara pleaded not guilty in Superior Court to an assault with a dangerous weapon charge secretly indicted by a Grand Jury last week. Judge Mortimer A. Sullivan set bail at $7500, a $2500 increase from the Fifth District Court plea. Attorney James H Kiernan protested the higher bail. Trial is scheduled for April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Ferrara
Superior Court
Mortimer A. Sullivan
Ferrara
Fifth District Court
James H Kiernan
Local Police Urge License Sticker Placement
Police warn auto owners to affix new license renewal stickers to the windshield as directed on the sticker reverse side. The notice notes some drivers have incorrect placements and urges compliance to avoid issues.
Army Bugler’s Feet Lore Sparks Shoe Ration Rhetoric
Lt Spencer’s footwear woes draw Congress talk as Army fund limits and 30 shoe types in 238 sizes clash with his oversized feet. Private Clarence Zylman, Muskegon, shows how bugle calls meet new swing rhythm, praised by Major General Lee and European HQ for boosting morale.
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United States Army
Clarence Zylman
Muskegon, Mich
Tommy Tucker
Zylman
Irving Berlin
C. H. Lee
Oman
Britain
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Sherman Avenue
the Narrows
Humphrey Bogart
Casablanca
Ingrid Bergman
Daring
Joe E. Brown
Marguerite Chapman
Wm. Wright
Dick Purcell
Joan Woodbury
Spirit of
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Russell J. Head
A A. Edmonds
A. A Edmonds
Rhode Island State Council of Defense
Office of Price Administration
OPA
State Office of Price Administration
Bristol
BMC
Colonial Hotel
Rhythmaires
Grouain
Feren
Shis
Shere
the &Cribe
Admiral Spencer
Spencer
River Styx
Hiram Q. MacPennyfeather
Thomas B. Sperier
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