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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1933
Page
2
Rhode Island leads in local school funding and faces reforms as the Flynn Curry bill seeks to raise state aid to 63 percent for the current year. Advocates argue increased state support eases tax burdens on real estate owners and standardizes education funding across towns, encouraging adherence to educational standards.
A poetic fragment describes girls performing precise drills with grace as June is predicted to bind Aragon to a forthcoming marriage. The notion of Prince Charming guarding his treasure hints at a consummated union and protective resolve.
April 26 shows a World Wide Guild chicken patty supper at First Baptist Church. April 26 also hosts a Trinity Parish Aid Society luncheon bridge. May 1 features a Gaunteras House breakfast by Netopian Society. May 4–5 presents Deuda Fin Strel Revue at Sympian Club Gaunteras Memorial School auditorium. May 15–16 offers The Count and the Co ed operetta at Catt Memorial High School auditorium. May 18–19 includes She Work as I Right unusual extravaganza by Parish Council St Michaels van Gaunteras Memorial.
A seagull attacked a cat near South Otay England, swooping in to seize the cat and plunge it into the water. The cat fought and was swept under, disappearing from view as onlookers watched.
The town reports a birth of Anna to Mr and Mrs Ralph Abenante of 24 Prospect Street. Michael D arcangelo and Rose D arcangelo return to Maine after visiting. A whist party for the Ladies Auxiliary Unit of American Legion will be held at Mrs Roselma Desilets home. Parish services and church activities fill the day including mass, a three hour service at St Michael's, and Altar Society planning for a May event. Police report a lost Jersey cow and a burglary at a cottage owned by James J Walsh. School staff face salary cuts to support self funded cafeterias and limited details are given on the four affected workers.
May 24 parish hall on Congregational street hosts a whist party by St Rita's Girls Club of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. Dr Gustavo Pozzi, a Providence area physician, recently opened a medical office at 869 Broadway in Providence after studies at Providence College Brown University Temple University and St Josephs Chagin Hospital staff roles noted.
Miss Doris MacDonald of Colt Memorial High School plans a lecture and moving pictures at St Michael's Parish House in Fall River on April 21. Sponsored by the local Girl Scout Council, the event supports a Bristol Council financial campaign to fund summer camp for more scouts. Mollie Hamill chairs the committee and reports favorable subscriptions and strong support.
The fragment notes that King Ancus Marcius around 614 BC built Rome’s first prison, a structure said to still exist near the forum, though details are sparse.
Article notes the vice president is not a cabinet member and does not meet with it except by presidential invitation. The discussion highlights constitutional roles and executive branch procedures without naming individuals or events.
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