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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

Page

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Labor Troubles Force Bristol Mills Closure

The Collins & Aikman Mills in Bristol will shut down most machinery today due to labor troubles in the auto industry. Charles B. Rockwell cites AFL demands on automakers as the cause, and a notice says operations remain closed until further notice with plans to restart when the situation normalizes.

Collins & Aikman Mills Charles B. Rockwell Concern Federation of Labor Bristol American Federation of Labor Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Corporation Sloan Boston William Green

Pivin Chooses Committee For Eagle Presidency

Joseph Pevin of Bristol Aerie No 953 leads the nominating committee for Worthy President at the May 14 Eagle Hall election. The slate includes John F. Vieira as Vice President, Joseph A. Almeida as Chaplain, Anthony J. Nunes as Secretary, Harold W. Gifford as Treasurer, Joseph Medeiros as Inside Guard, Manuel Silvia as Outside Guard, John Andrade Jr as Conductor, Domenic Mascola as Trustee for three years, and Dr A F DAngelo as Aerie Physician. The Aerie emphasizes its $14,000 organization and high per capita finances in New England, with Anthony Bisbane as incumbent president.

Joseph Pevin Bristol Aerie Order of Eagles Eagle Hall John F. Viera Joseph A. Almeida Anthony J. Nunes Harold W . Gifford Joseph Medeiros Manuel Silvia John Andrade

Subscriptions Grow Garden Club Tree Campaign Pledges

Mrs. Fred M. Dixon Jr announces two new donors Ezra Dixon former senator and Bristol Chapter of the D A giving 5 each. Total receipts reach 288 enough to plant more than 100 trees though the committee seeks additional subscriptions.

Fred M. Dixon, Jr Garden Club Tree Campaign Ezra Dixon Bristol D. A Dixon

Edward A Currier Jr Joins Federal Transient Bureau

Edward A Currier Jr former Industrial Relations manager at National Iron Rubber Company is now connected in an official capacity with the Federal Transient Bureau in New Haven Connecticut. Over the past year he has served as a supervisor at Camp Fernow C C C camp in Hampton Connecticut.

Edward A Currier, Jr National India Rubber Company Federal Transient Bureau New Haven Conn Currier Camp Fernow C C. C Hampton Connecticut

Patty Makes Things Hum Tonight by St Rita’s Girls Club

The St Rita’s Girls Club presents Patty Makes Things Hum a three act comedy under Mrs Vasta La R Ruggerio at Gutteras School Auditorium Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. The suburban tale centers on Mrs Greene and dinner party engagements with Captain Little and Miss Braithwaite. The lively cast includes Josephine Maturi Ralph DeLeo Theresa Turillo and Emily Delmonico among others.

Vasta la R. Ruggiero St Rita's Our Lady of Mt Carmel Gutteras School Suburan Mrs Greene Theresa Turillo Captain Braithwaite Valentino Alessandro Hogacnth Emily Delmonico Mary Turillo Mrs Smith Rose DiCianni Hope Dunbar Lewis Gogle Mr Smith Lena Turillo Emily du Pont Emily Margo Beatrice Riccio Phoebe Arico Ralph Deleo Joe Pannone

Highway Surveyor Seeks Relief Labor For Town Roads

Highway Superintendent James Holmes says no relief laborers are available to start an extensive town road repair program. The council plans to submit grouped street projects to the State Unemployment Relief Commission for assignment, with repairs set for Court Franklin Bradford East State streets Mount Hope Avenue Colt Drive and Butterworth Avenue.

James Holmes Mr. Holmes William Hangevine Holmes State Unemployment Relief Commission Highway Department Commission Court, Franklin Bradford East State Streets Mount Hope Avenue Colt Drive Butterworth Avenue

Gardens Discussed by Goldenrod Troop I Scouts

Miniature gardens were discussed by Girl Scouts of Goldenrod Troop I in a Wednesday afternoon meeting. The gardens, made by troop members, will be exhibited at the Camp Lowry Fair on May 19. Lieut Mrs John Lane presided and announced badge classes to be held Friday at 4 PM for laundress with Mrs Zinders... stern at Walley street and dressmaker with Mrs Carl son at Hope street. Jessie Sanford shared a Viking settlements legend of Rhode Island. The meeting closed with a Scout game led by Mrs Tane.

Girl Scouts of Goldenrod Camp Lowry John Lane Zinderstern Walley Street Carl Carlson Hope Street Rhode Island Jessie Sanford Tane

Whist Winners Named at Daughters of Portugal Event

Fifteen tables contested at the Eagles Hall on Wednesday night in a public whist hosted by the Gremial of the Daughters of Portugal. Lady’s first went to Miss Mary Camara with Lydia Viera second and Julia Ferreira third. Ada Silva placed fourth and Mars Andrade won consolation. Gentlemen’s division saw Manuel Viera take first, Lindolfo Ferreira second, John Andrade third, and Manuel Rego fourth, with Joseph Viera securing consolation.

the Gremial of the Daughters of Portugal Eagles’ Hall Mary Camara Lydia Viera Julia Ferreira Ada Silvia Mars Andrade Manuel Viera Lindolfo Ferreira John Andrade Manuel Rego Joseph Viera

Edgehill Temple Hosts 26th Anniversary and Homecoming

A large Bristol crowd attended Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters last night for the 26th anniversary and the homecoming of Catherine Marz Grand Chief of the R J Domain. Present were 12 Past Grand Chiefs and two Supreme Representatives, with gifts including a traveling bag and handbags from local officers. The entertainment featured a comedy, song selections, a quartet, and dances, followed by dancing and refreshments.

Pythian Domain K of P Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters Catherine Marz R. J Domain Grand Army Hall Marz Jane G. Steen Bristol Pythians James A. Clarkson Knights of Pythias Meta Nelle Charles Nelle Jennie Nelle Steen Annie Wood Phenix Marjorie Scott Mays Emma Johnson Pawtucket Emma Scott Elizabeth Maxwell Westerly Warren Ida Newman Pauline Bullock Annie Saunders Pauline Brelsford

Men's Union Social at First Congregational Church

Barrington and Riverside church groups visit the First Congregational Church for a Saturday social at Gunteras House. William Williston, famed ledger illusionist from New York, will perform sleight of hand. Refreshments served by a committee led by Vincent Pettine with Rev Herbert D Graetz and others.

Barrington Riverside First Congregational Church Gunteras House William Williston Ledger New York City Vincent Pettine Herbert D Graetz A H Bense Fnoch Marsden Daniel Bowran Gilbert Shaw

Police chiefs plan Bristol County traffic meeting

Police chiefs of Bristol, Warren and Barrington will meet Monday at 1 pm at the Hotel Belvedere to discuss traffic conditions in Bristol County.

Bristol Warren Barrington Belvedere

Bristol Fourth of July Committee to Meet

Daniel E Dwyer chairs the Bristol Fourth of July Celebration Committee calling an initial meeting for next Monday evening in the Burnside Memorial Building.

Daniel E Dwyer Bristol Burnside Memorial Building

Vail Announces Purchase for New Bristol Theatre

Lon Vail announced the purchase of the John R. Magee property on Bradford Street in Bristol. The new one floor, 1000 seat theatre will cost about $40,000 and replicate a recent Boston design. Construction will begin after current occupants relocate and will provide two up to date cinemas for the town.

VAIL Lon Vail Ben John R. Magee Bradford Street Boston Bristol

Bristol Rotary Hears Whipple on School Aid Debate

Rhode Island education expert Lucius A. Whipple urged greater state funding to raise school standards and relieve property taxpayers. He warned Rhode Island lags behind other states and noted gaps in teacher pay, budget cuts, and uneven local spending. Rotary officers announced convention delegates and board appointments.

Lucius A. Whipple Rhode Island Department of Education Bristol Rotary Club Hotel Belvedere Whipple General Assembly State Educational Board Rhode Island Providence Plantations New England CWA PWA

Indoor baseball series planned between local lodges

Plans finished for a string of indoor baseball matches between Burnside Lodge Riverside Lodge Knights of Pythias and United Brothers Lodge I O F The first game is set for May 9 at Riverside with Riverside Lodge and Burnside as opponents Frank Pearse chairs the arrangements committee Herman Gablinske and Charles Bickford assist

Burnside Lodge Riverside Lodge Knights of Pythias United Brothers Lodge Riverside That Lodge Burnside Frank Pearse Herman Gablinske Charles Bickford

May Party Planned by Bristol Artillery Unit

A May 5 dance is organized by Batery B of the Bristol Train of Artillery in the armory on State Street. The arrangements committee includes John Tuforalo as chairman John Perry Henry Cardoza Manuel Cardoza Edmund Borges and Lieut Luke H. White ex-officio.

Batery B Bristol Train of Artillery State Street John Tuforalo John Perry Henry Cardoza Manuel Cardoza Edmund Borges Luke H. White

Bridge and Whist Event At N I R For Team Benefit

A large advance sale is reported by I Leo Cantwell chair man of the committee arranging a bridge and whist evening to be held next Wednesday in the National India Rubber Co factory offices. Tickets go to raise funds for the company basketball team with many prizes for winners.

I. Leo Cantwell National India Rubber Company

Taft School to Host Bingo Party May 3

Taft School club members plan a bingo social on May 3 in the recreation hall. Ruth Ingram leads the food committee with assistants Mrs. Frank Usher and Mrs. Tina Tuplin. Bingo committee is led by Mrs. George Ingram including Mrs. Norman Vermette, Annie M Tobin, and Mrs. Frank Wall.

Taft School Club Ruth Ingram Frank Usher Tina Tuplin George Ingram Norman Vermette Annie M. Tobin Frank Wall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bristol Mills United States Boston Chamber of Commerce A. F. of L Pivin Eagle ST. Rita’s Girls’ Club Patty Lyric Theatre May Robbon Jean Parker Lewis Stone May Robson Mickey Mouse Laure and Hardy Kay Francis Mandalay Ricardo Cortez Lyle Talbot Orient Express Heather Angel Norman Foster Ralph Morgan Sylvia Sidney Fredric March Sally O'Neil Creighton Chaney George Regal Maurice Glack Russell Simpson Pythian Mary G. A. R. Hall Nora A. Dwyer Men’s Union Social L. A. Whipple Howard R. Newman Detroit Edward L. Leahy C. C. Getchell Elmer S. Mapes Newport Mr. Newman E. S. Mapes Frank M. Dimond John R. Bernardo J. Winthrop DeWolf N. I. R. Whist Bristol, R. I Collins & Aikman Corporation
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