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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
2
A New York Times correspondent with the 9th Army describes a reversal of hunger, noting Germans fed slave labor while workers suffered. The piece contrasts prewar calory levels with Allied supply aims, reflects on German attitudes, and argues soldiers should shape postwar peace terms.
Community column invites reader submissions with news of visits and social items. The note emphasizes courtesy in mentioning guests and shared interests, thanking contributors for cooperation and interest in local happenings.
The Mite Society meets with Mrs Otis Bailey on Collins street Tuesday at 2. Mrs Frederick M Dixon Jr visits New York City to see her daughter. Pat Bozzario returns from two months in Miami Beach. The Bouchard family announces the birth of a daughter on April 7. John Medeiros reports for Samp son awaiting assignment after boat training. Firefighters respond to a kitchen kerosene stove explosion at Manuel Costa Jr home. Sgt Joseph Correia Jr returns to Bryan Field after furlough. Prayers for Lt William Angevine Jr Lt Henry Hambrick and Ens Arthur Howe Jr are said for prisoners of war and missing in action. Masses for Sgt Charles Raposa killed in January and services in Barrington and St Elizabeth’s Church. Gladys Brightman earns Dean's List honors at Boston University College of Physical Education.
Reward offered for return of a lost gold identification bracelet engraved with Mary Camara. Contact 639 Wood Street for reward. Box F Phoenix office.
Corner second floor unit offering three rooms and a bath suitable for a professional office tenement. Oil heat with continuous hot and cold water, rent listed at $50.
Breeding pigeons offer white birds for sale at 1.50 dollars per pair. Viewings available Sundays or Saturdays before noon at 140 Hope Street.
Two rowboats available one mahogany 11 ft with two oar sets one 10 ft with one oar set and casters. Inquire at 43 Bay View View Avenue.
Heavy cast iron Barstow stove in cabinet style with shelf offered in good condition. See between 12 and 1:30 pm or after 6 pm or Sunday morning after 9 am at 145 High Street. Two plate glass panels measure 45 by 55 inches. Call 203 High Street.
Mary Oliver offers 14 house lots plus six wood lots on Bay View Perry Plat Dixon Avenue at a reasonable price. Five hundred sixty eight fourteen Wood Street appears in the listing.
General Electric washing machine one minute washing machine portable electric sewing machine model table radio electric toaster electric clock alarm clock small air compressor Hammond grandfather clock radio combo 8 Jefferson street Warren RI Barstow enamel kitchen range with oil burner good baker 95.60 calls Br 750 Brambach baby grand piano apartment size good condition Tel 750 baby carriage all steel frame 15 apply 173 Wood street two lots Bristol Narrows 50 ft by 100 ft tool shed apply 11 Second St bicycles repaired tires on baby carriages three wheel bicycles side walk bicycles all bicycle accessories used bicycles L Digati 24 Cottage street.
Angelisia Oliver of 90 prorat sitet underwent appendectomy at Thilesdale Hospital on Tuesday. She is reported resting comfortably. Separately, a surprise party honored George H. Manchester, Cox USNR, at 23 Catherine Street, with friends and refreshments before he departed for his ship in New Orleans.
Miss Laurine W. Bradford spoke at the Brist ol Chapter DAR on Williamsburg Virginia restoration and reviewed The Dawn's Early Light and Yankee Stranger. Miss Clifford N. Wilson and Miss Cynthia McCaw shared brief remarks, Warren pilgrim wins $100 War Bond, musical selections by Mrs. Buell N Buckingham Jr and Vernon A Gray with Miss Mabel Salisbury, refreshments served.
The Providence College Alumni Association will host a reception and dinner for new PC president Very Rev. Frederick C. Foley OP 27 on May 2 at the Narragansett Hotel. Monahan 28 announced after a committee meeting. Warren resident William J. Burge 36 heads arrangements. Leaders tonight will plan Bristol County District activities at the Warren Hotel with Howard E. Munroe presiding.
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