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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1936

Page

5

Bristol Students Undergo Tuberculin Testing Program

Dr Hilary Connors administered Mantoux tuberculin tests to 208 students at Bristol senior and junior high schools. About 66 percent consented. positive reactions will prompt x rays for final diagnosis, with readings Friday and follow up by the State Health Department.

Bristol Hilary Con Stade Cg Joseph Castronovo Southeastern District Health Unit State Department of Public Health Lars Connors State Health Department

Christmas Seal funds health program across the nation

Since 1807 the Christmas Seal campaign has grown, using penny sticker money for a nationwide effort in education, free clinics, X rays, tuberculosis testing, nursing, rehabilitation, and research. This year the Santa Claus seal carries the message Good Health and Merry Christmas.

Santa Claus

Again America Shows the Way by Raymond Pitcairn

The article argues that the United States, through government by the people and cooperative approaches, contrasts with Fascist and Communist Europe. It asserts America’s internal democracy models freedom for the oppressed and promotes peace and recovery amid global tensions.

America Raymond Pitcairn American Europe United States Spain

Roll of Honor Additions for Red Cross Roll Call

The Roll Call lists individuals and organizations who paid their membership fees. Names include Elizabeth Lepper, Harriet Lacoletti, Clara Gladue, Edward Stewart, John Coyne, Frank Smith, Charles Benson, James Mediugh, Henry Buffum, Howard Potter, Arthur Wood, and others spanning multiple communities and societies.

Elizabeth Lepper Many Stanzione Harriet K .Lacoletti Clara Gladue Frederick Sutcliffe Edward Stewart John Coyne John Hill Frank Smith Alphonse Riccio John St Angelo John Langello Cora Quito Rosa Moura Earl P Mathewson Charles Benson Frank Robson Harvard Goettler Cletus Hammill Herbert Towne A Anderson Marden Hall Frank Remueres Norton M_ Zinderstein QC Reid LeClair Varjyone McCann Hinzel Hoyle William McCaughey John Card Harry W Munro Henry Buffum Trs Bertha Buffum Howard Potter Arthur Wood Jesse P Sousa James Mediugh Frederick Carnell Charles I Pendleton Charles Sybvester Witham HH Angevine Perron Ro Perrom Bow Wall

Rescue Tale Of two missing Airmen In Canadian Wilderness

Flight Lieutenant Sheldon Coleman and Aircraftman Joseph Fortey vanished on a August reconnaissance over the Mackenzie to Hudson Bay region. Matt Barry found them near Lac de Gras after a month, caring for themselves on plants and small animals before returning to Fort Reliance for medical care.

Mackenzie River Hudson Bay Canada Sheldon Coleman Joseph Fortey Royal Canadian Air Force Fort Reliance Lac de Gras Matt Barry

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