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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1948

Page

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Veteran Polo Benefit Match Promises Stiff Local Rivalry

Sunday polo at Twin Paddocks features veteran riders and a charity match for YMCA youth programs. Lyle Phillips headlines, Frenchy Laurette on Bristol side faces Newport, last week Bristol fell 11 6 at Norwich. Tickets from committee members including Maisano Agatiello Cirillo Borges Ramos Castriotta Panse Brancuzzo Quartaro and Dr V Al Capone.

Williams Lyle Phillips Bristol Chuckers Sal Massano Arrangements Harry Tuplin Weir Williams Burro Weir Mr. Maisano Anthony Agatiello C. C Cirillo Anthony Maisano John Borges Anthony Ramos Louis Castriotta Artie Panse Martin Brancuzzo Joseph Quartaro V. al ‘Capone

Murphy Urges Radio Education Program for Polio Fight

Councilman Francis J. Murphy, town chairman of the March of Dimes drive, calls on the National Foundation to run a county wide school education program before summer recess to aid polio prevention. Bristol receipts totalled 201011 for this year, 833.70 last year. Bristol County total 4049, vs 156604 last year. Both chairmen thank Bristol County residents for their support.

Francis J. Murphy March of Dimes National Foundation Bristol Bristol County John Gogg

Mount Hope Chapter OES Meeting Set for May 3

Eastern Star notes announce Mount Hope Chapter No 23 OES will hold its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening May 3 at 8 oclock Members will be balloted on several applications for membership Refreshments will be served by a committee and a band organized by Mrs Helen R McCaughey will entertain members at the gathering.

Mount Hope Masonic Temple Eileen Northrup Mary Pendleton Agnes Campbell Dorothy Angell Gordon R. Brown Andrew J. Campbell Helen R McCaughey

Young man jailed after attempting truck theft

Joseph King, 21, of 9 Constitution Street, was arrested at 3 a.m. as he tried to drive off a new truck owned by Samuel Kinder & Bros Hope Street. Patrolman Joseph Texeira stopped the vehicle, learning King planned to drive a friend to Barrington. Kinder brothers denied giving consent. King awaits arraignment on driving off without owner’s consent. The accompanying woman was left to find her own way home.

Joseph King Constitution Street Samuel Kinder & Bros Hope Street Joseph Texeira Mr King Barrington Ralph Kinder Joseph

Bristol Garden Club to Hold Annual Meeting

The Bristol Garden Club will meet at Holmes House on Wednesday afternoon May 5 at 2 30 to elect officers for the coming year. Albert Judge a Cranston Rhode Island market gardener will speak on The Home Garden Versus Your Food Bill. Hostesses are Mrs Sebastian Bernard and Mrs Frederick N Palmer.

Bristol Garden Club Holmes House Albert Judge Cranston, RI Sebastian Bernard Frederick N Palmer

U S A Needs Strong Allies with Great Britain

Elisha Mowrey president of the English speaking Union spoke at a Rotary Club meeting calling for strong Anglo American ties. He argued together the English speaking peoples would control a third of world area and population and urged unity until a world government forms. He cited support from figures like Secretary of State Marshall and General Eisenhower for boosting friendly relations with Britain, and blamed anti British sentiment on ignorance of Britain’s historical contributions to civilization.

Great Britain Rotary Club Elisha Mowrey R. I Marshall Eisenhower Mowray England

Bristol Twilight League Opens May 10 Schedule Announced

The Bristol Twilight League unveils its 115 week season with a 30 game slate and 15 games per team. Opening Monday May 10 at 600 on the Bristol Common features Ascoli's Esso vs Collins Adkman under manager Hector Massa.

Bristol Bristol Common Ascoli Esso Collins & Adkman Hector Massa Ascolis Tony Baker Anthony Ramos St Elzabeth Bristol Twilight League Colt Memorial

Dan Rene In Mr. Mowrey Introduced By John Moore

Dan Rene in Mr. Mowrey event was introduced by John D Moore who chairs the International Service Committee.

Mr. Mowrey John D Moore The International Service Committee

Springfield College athlete enters AAU Olympic tryouts in Mass

Daniel F Rene of Bristol Rhode Island, a Springfield College Exhibition Team performer, will compete in the National AAU and Olympic tryouts in Springfield Massachusetts on April 27 with finals May 1 at Penn State. Rene is son of Mrs Frank O Rene of Bristol and plans to help the Children's Home on Union Street with a flag pole project.

Springfield Mass Daniel F Rene Bristol Springfield College Frank Silvia Penn State College Rene Frank O. Rene Union Street Franklin Street

Stassen Arrives in Providence for Rhode Island Visit

Harold E Stassen Republican presidential candidate arrives in Rhode Island at 11 30 AM by air. He attends a dress conference at the Sheraton Biltmore Hotel holds a private luncheon with Republican leaders and a cocktail party. He speaks at 8 PM at the Elks Auditorium and fields audience questions guided by Thomas Casey Greene chairman. Bristol residents expected to attend.

Harold E Stassen Rhode Island Sheraton- Biltmore Stassen Elks Auditorium Thomas Casey Greene Rhode Island Republican State Central Committee

Policy Adopted By Commission Oversees North Burial Ground Rules

The commission voted to require grave owners in the North Cemetery to ensure proper upkeep for new Perpetual Care plots. Decay and collapse of wooden grave casings prompt the policy shift aligning with other cemeteries. Edward E Bunn was named chairman and Fred Wilbur new secretary. meeting set monthly.

North Reevening Perpetual Cares Ee Sarre Edward E Bunn Fred Wilbur J. William Wood Wand Ralph F Kinder Charles C. Connery Norman E. Benard Robert A McCaughey

Families of war crimes defendants in Sugamo prison

A wartime report notes Japanese wives and children visiting Sugamo prison for the Tokyo Trials. Wives of Kokaji Hirota and other officials attend daily court sessions while property is frozen and families live in relative poverty.

Sugamo

Feast of Santo Cristo Celebrated by Local Societies

Elaborate plans for the Santo Cristo feast are announced by the Santicimo Sacramento Irmans Rosario and Fillias de Maria Societies of St Elizabeth's church. The event starts Saturday noon with a salvo of bombs and includes a 7 30 pm procession from the Parish Hall to the church with two bands, a service with sermon, and a band concert before 11 o clock.

Santo Cristo Santicimo Sacramento Irmans Rosario Fillias de ‘Maria St Elizabeth’s Ichurch St. Elizabeth's Church John P. Marshall Henry Alfred John Andrade John Cordeira Don Luiz Filipe Society Independent Club Madeira Society The Greman Daughters of Portugal

Honor Pupils And War Criminal Kin In Japan

The Kido family illustrates postwar Japanese attitudes toward relatives of war criminals. Marquis Koichi Kido, once Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, faces trial. His son says many social circles shun criminals’ families and a public life retirement is expected. The son notes income from the Bank of Japan and recalls the emperor's constitutional role.

Kido Marquis Koichi John L. Burke Thomas J. Jannsen Thomas C.itharurica Bank of Japan Hirohito

Bristol Man Makes Nat's Scholastic Society

Mrs Katsuko Tojo wife of the ex Premier refused to be interviewed. Her freckled daughter at the door said Mother knows how it will turn out with my father. The family plans to name the oldest brother as head. Herbert Francis of Bristol was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Initiation banquet set May 4 in Memorial Union Great Hall.

Katsuko Tojo North American Newspaper Alliance Herbert Francis University of Wisconsin Madison Wisc Memorial Union University

George T. Ingram Receives P G Knights Pin

Norman J Vermette presents Past Grand Knight George F Ingram with a past Grand Knight pin at a Wednesday K of C meeting. A 25 dollar Catholic Charities Appeal collection followed by mass and sermon. parade plans and a campership for a Girl Scout are discussed. The 50th anniversary committee meets Tuesday at the K of C Hall.

Norman J Vermette Bristol K of C George F. Ingram K. of C. Hall Catholic Charities Appeal Hoffman Wood Street Franklin Bay View Avenue

Family Trial and War Time Hardship in Tojo Household

In wartime Okinawa a family denies rumors of a ban on attending a trial while noting support from friends sending food. The household displays papered windows and an off limits sign as veterans visit for souvenirs. Finance Minister Kaya has no sons and keeps the family name through a son-in-law.

Tojo Okinori Kaya Kaya

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