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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1942
Page
2
A wartime editorial urges unity behind President Roosevelt, urging loyal cooperation and criticizing petty critics. It defends economy in non defense agencies and calls Congress to press for waste reduction while funding defense bonds. It cites Senator Byrd and advocates independent investigations to expose inefficiency.
Miss Jeannette McCaw visits Bates College for the holidays. The White Cross Amicae Guild meets at Mrs. Eber Hil's home on Franklin Street with Mrs. Fred Mott assisting. Andrew H Noronha Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Noronha, has joined the Coast Artillery and left Camp Devens for a southern camp. Rev Anthony R Parshley spoke at Deerfield Academy and stayed with Mr and Mrs Scott Keith. Rev Herbert D Graetz outlines a Lenten talk on Christ Meets The Rich Young Man to be readied for Wednesday service at 7 30 in DeWolf Memorial Chapel.
Brig Gani and Hi Callan to attend regular meeting at K of C Hall. State Guard Company G drill at Church Street Armory 7 30 pm. Engagement announced of Ference Rose Mary Jordan to Edward T Luther. Naturalization papers talk by Sons of Italy lodges Sunday 3 pm Reynolds School with Judge DePasquale and Luigi Scala. Mack truck bid dispute prompts review of 80 L vs 60 L specs. Rotary Club noon meeting to discuss sabotage espionage at Colonial Hotel. Red Cross First Aid class led by Dr Serbst meets tonight. Lent services at Trinity Chapel Thursday mornings and evenings. Councilman Pasquarielis reports at Fort McClellan Alabama.
Troop Five held a regular meeting on Wednesday night featuring a knot-tying contest. Fox Patrol won, with S. T. I. Patrol trailing by two hundred points to take the lead. The troop schedules another important meeting this week and all members are urged to attend.
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