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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1945
Page
2
A reflection on the United States unity and resilience after President Roosevelt’s death. The piece credits the nation’s long tradition of peace and humanitarian regard, notes Truman as Roosevelt’s running mate, and commends the country for restoring steadiness swiftly after the shock.
Community column explains how readers’ visits and local items are shared. It invites contributions and notes that courteous mentions benefit all readers who follow these notices and social events in the Bristol area.
Mr and Mrs Edward Biden announce the birth of a son on April 14 at Truesdale Hospital. Pvt Raymond Francis son of Mrs Honore Mousseau is at Hobbs Army Air Field New Mexico as an aviation cadet. Joseph J Bisbano MMSc U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bisbano was honor guard at President Roosevelt funeral now stationed in Washington D C. The central depot of the United Nations Clothing Collection at Pevin s store is open daily 1 pm to 7 pm and closed Saturdays.
A digest of local events includes a noon luncheon of the Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association at the Colonial Hotel with speaker tomorrow by Benjamin F. Bardo of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Countryside Garden Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at 57 Burton street.
A Bristol Rhode Island quartet serves aboard a 45000 ton battleship in the Pacific. Michael Camello Seaman 1-c 5 Prospect Street and Sylvia Kelley Seaman 1-c 8 Congregational Street are joined by Chief Musician Frank J. Cavallaro 21 Richmond Street and George Almeida Seaman 1-c 14 Doran Avenue. Cavallaro, Navy veteran of 15 years, heads ship music and a lookout station in battle.
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