Postmaster Urges Aliens to Register at Once Before Christmas
Postmaster Daniel W. Coggeshall urges all unregistered aliens to report to the post office immediately to avoid a Christmas mailing rush. Last registration day is December 26, with penalties of up to a $1,000 fine or six months in jail. He warns against ignorance and racketeers and outlines steps for registration and changes of address.
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Daniel W. Coggeshall
Mr Coggeshall
Coggeshall
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Justice
Washington
Post Office Department
Mrs Ruggiero Urges Charity Drive Support
Mrs Ruggiero chairwoman of the Italian Socialites Women’s Club Charity Drive encourages giving during a busy season. She notes many save for Christmas but overlook charitable obligations and urges readers to join, with names of donors to be listed in the Phoenix after the drive.
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Phoenix
Marigold Troop Stages Puppet Show at Taft School
Marigold Troop led by Mrs Stannard B Sylvia and Mrs Anthony J Russo presented a puppet show at Taft School Club yesterday afternoon. Mrs Raymond S Brightman and Mrs Frederick A Sutcliffe led carol singing as Girl Scouts performed There Was an Old Woman Cinderella Old Clothes to Sell and Little Mr Picklenose with named performers.
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Marigold
Stannard
Sylvia
Anthony J Russo
Taft School Club
Raymond S. Brightman
Frederick A Sutcliffe
Jennie Cavalieri
Rose Palma
Mary Notarangelo
Cinderella
Elizabeth Perry
Eleanor Perry
Mary Berwick
Elizabeth Dunbar
Drive Closes on Class C Football Awards Donations
Four more donations to the Alumni Association for the high school football awards bring in gifts from the Cup Defenders Association Supt of Schools E S Mapes Frank Rene and Robert B Suzman. Total today 102 dollars as closing date.
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Alumni Association
Cup Defenders Association
Supt
E. S. Mapes
Frank Rene
Robert B Suzman
Taxpayers to Discuss Industrial Development at Special Town Meeting
The Town Council adds a proposal to support manufacturing growth in the town. Voters will consider leasing purchasing or constructing buildings to provide space and raise funds by taxation or borrowing for industrial development at a special financial town meeting on Friday evening December 20.
Christmas Basket Fund Urges Faster Contributions
Bristol community appeal seeks rapid donations to reach a $20,000 goal for Christmas dinners. Bertram W Wall as chairman warns at $7,050 raised, 125 more needed. last day for names is December 14 and fundraisers urge aid from charitable residents to ensure families, especially children, receive meals.
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Kearney
Bertram W Wall
Kearney Post
Bristol
B. W Wall
Makowsky
Cook Street
Wyatt Arocbeane
Wm H Angevine, Jr
Mary G Lawless
Albenzio DiMezza
Prescott
Paull
Filen Foster Street
Rockwell
G_ Dixon talentey cafe
Esate
E. G Brown
Tegionnaire
Taft School Club
DeWolf
Major Hassell Champions Selective Service Talk at PTA
Major Hassell urged PTA attendees at Andrews School that selective service is America’s answer to external views, praising the all‑inclusive act after study of World War I. Bristol PTA president Ian M. Walker read a Rhode Island association message while the Girls’ Glee Club performed and secretary’s report was given.
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America
Arthur S Hassell
PTA
Andrews
Major Hassell
Ian M. Walker
Bristol
Lucille P. Leonard
Rhode Island
Parent-Teacher Association
Girls’ Glee Club
M. Theresa Donovan
Earl G. Sturdevant
Italy In Virtual Collapse Says Speaker At Rotary
George Benson Providence Journal editor warned at the Rotary Club that Italy is in virtual collapse and a few more blows could push Italy toward seeking peace. He urged immediate aid to Britain to shorten the war and protect American interests amid shifting Allied and Axis moves in Albania and Egypt.
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Italy
Rotary
George A. Benson
England
Europe
George Benson
Providence Journal
Rotary Club
YMCA
Great Britain
Benson
Britain
Roosevelt
Albania
Egypt
Balkan
Colt High Faces Strong Schedule With Sacred Heart Rivalry
Colt High basketball, led by seniors, faces stiff competition from Sacred Heart Cumberland and Barrington this season. Coach Warren Huston forecasts tough games, lists varsity cuts to 12 and JV to 15, and schedules key matches from December through February against local rivals.
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Colt High
Sacred Heart
Cumberland
Barrington
Warren Huston
Huston
Colt
Bristol
Sacred Heart Academy
Andrew’s School
North Providence
Andrew
Coventry
South Kingston
Warren
Andrew's School
Andrew's
V Vaccaro
J Cordeiro
V Grabert
R. de Leo
A Topazio
A Velleca
D. Pansa
J Freitas
J Camera
A. Anderton
E. Russo
S Mascena
N. Rene
E. Massa
S Delpiano
G Aguia
V. Vaccaro
J. Cordeiro
V. Grabert
R DeLeo
A. Top
D. Goglia
J. Almeida
J. St. George
A. Oliver
D. Armstrong
F. Panzarella
R. Sai
Warren Scout unit to attend testimonial dinner in Bristol
Warren Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps accepts invitation to attend a testimonial dinner at the Colonial Hotel on December 17 at 6 30 pm. The event is organized by the Bristol Corps with speakers including Dr Harold Major and leaders from Narragansett Council.
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Warren
Ernest L. Haar
Warren Boy Scout
Bristol Corps
Colonial Hotel
Citizens Committee
Legion
Franklin Street
RF. Haffenreffer
Frederick FE. Garvin
Edmund S. Rex
R. S. Bosworth
John W Haley
Harold Major
Newton
Mass
America
Tim O'Neill
William B. Spencer
Albert E. Lownes
Narragansett
Speech Defects Discussed By Dr Martin In Amsterdam
Dr Frederick V Martin director of Martin Hall and the Rhode Island State Clinics for Speech spoke to educators in Amsterdam New York on prevention and correction of speech defects He urged eliminating baby talk and early screening for physical issues like enlarged tonsils or tongue tie to prevent mislabeling children as mentally backward and stressed parental and teacher guidance in early speech development.
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Frederick V Martin
Martin Hall
Rhode Island
Upper
New York State
Amsterdam High School
Amsterdam
N. Y
Martin
Red Cross Drive Near Completion in Bristol
Rev Arthur W Burdon announces Bristol Branch Red Cross Roll Call drive over with strong support and 100 plus new members. Call Bristol 760 or 266 W to correct any missing contributor name.
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Bristol
American Red Cross
Arthur W. Burdon
Christmas Mail Routes Shift Amid War Turbulence
War disrupts normal overseas mail routes with longer journeys to Greece via Africa and Asia and parcels suspended. England via Clipper service remains fastest option at 30 cents per half ounce. Ireland and other Europe see reduced parcel traffic and mail volumes. Comet Cunningham sightings fade then reappear with a faint tail by Christmas. Auto industry gains efficiency from early models to modern cars with lower per mile costs.
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England
London
Lisbon
Portugal
Halifax
United States
Switzerland
Italy
Europe
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Taft School
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Paul Whiteman
Jume Preisser
William Tracy
Anita Louise
Roger Pryor
June MacCloy
Charlie Chan
Lee Siegy Toler
New York
Marjorie Weaver
Robert Lowery
Ricardo Cortez
Lowell Thomas
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Rita Hayworth
Broadway
Mischa Auer
Nsh Grey
Tom Brown
Edgar Kennedy
Allen Jenkins
Eddie Quillany
McOnamee
Red Cross Drive
Greece
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Turkey
Sea of
Marmara
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Latvia
Esthenia
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
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