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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1947

Page

3

AMVETS Ad Seeks World War II Veterans Outreach

A truncated AMVETS recruitment notice invites World War II veterans to contact their local post for information. It lists a Washington DC address on 72nd Street as the contact point.

Amvets American Veterans Veterans’ Organization Furthes Iay 72¢Th Street Ncw Washington, D. C

26th Infantry Division Yankee Division World War History

The 26th Infantry Division known as the Yankee Division formed from New England National Guard units. It served in World War I and II, deployed overseas in 1944, fought near Bastogne and linked the Third and Seventh Armies. Under Maj. Gen. Willard S. Paul it advanced from Verdun to Metz and into the Reich.

26Th Infantry New England France Massachusetts National Guard Bastogne Third Army Seventh Army Verdun 4Th Armored Yancy Parroy Forest Metz Saar Palatinate The Reich Nurenberg Linz Willard S Paul

Rogers Free Library Adds Diverse Non Fiction And Novels

The Rogers Free Library announces new circulation titles across non fiction and fiction. Notable works include On Being Fit To Live With by Fosdick and The Roosevelt I Knew, plus Burns Mantle's The Best Plays of 1945 1946 and Mister Roberts by Heggen.

Harry Emerson Fosdick the Roosevelt Frances Perkin Burns Mantle White House Helen L. Morgan John Mason Brown Julia M. H. Carson Cape Cod Edward Rowe Snow

Colt Defeats North Kingstown in Wakefield Showdown

Colt overcame North Kingstown 60 to 46 to stay within one game of Barrington in the R. L. Interscholastic League Class C standings. Doc Raiola led Colt with early hot shooting, Savy Mancieri sparked on both ends for 19 points, and Dick Rene sealed the win with four fourth quarter points and a late technical.

Colt ‘Memorial North Kingstown High Wakefield Bristol Barrington Colt Doc” Raiola Raiola Dick Rene Bray Coltsters Bristolians Savy Mancieri Savy Rene North North Kingstown Eric Dober James Celone

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