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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1941
Page
2
The piece argues that the Axis powers face multiple defeats abroad and at home, from failures at Dunkirk and against the RAF to unmet promises in October and poor Allied support. It emphasizes growing Allied strength, shifts in public opinion toward Britain, and doubts about a promised New World Order.
Valentine party hosted by US Rubber Co executives and office staff drew a large turnout at the Bristol Yacht Club. Committee members organizing the event included I. Leo Cantwell RE Callahan and J Frannis Connell.
Mrs Mary C Bruno, wife of Joseph Bruno, died February 12. Funeral from 157 Bradford Street Saturday at 8 15 AM with a Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church at 9 AM. Relatives and friends invited.
Stewart Campbell returns from Scarsdale amid guest appearances by Captain and Mrs. Samuel McCaw of New York. Mrs. Scott Keith of Deerfield and George L. Howe of Washington visit 221 Hope Street. Rhode Island Episcopal clergy convene for a two day Devotional Conference next week. Mrs. Philemon F. Sturges Jr. and her newborn daughter arrive to stay with the Howes. Edgehill Temple plans a silver tea at 73 Burton Street. Joseph H. Farrell to be honored at a testimonial dinner hosted by Aratex, Inc. in Bristol as he moves to Collins and Aikman, Inc. with plans to remain in Bristol.
James B. Linehan of Barrington was unanimously approved by the Senate to succeed Vincent Sumpter of Warren as clerk of the Fifth District Court after appointment by Governor J. Howard McGrath.
Rhode Island youths aged 16 to 25 may audition later this month for 100 places in Leopold Stokowski’s All American Youth Orchestra. Final selections rest with Stokowski. NYA assists with preliminary auditions. Applications go to the NYA State Office in Providence.
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