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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1944

Page

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Bristol man chosen to head Fourth War Loan drive

Ralph W. Childs manager of the Bristol Branch of Industrial Trust Co was named head of the Bristol Committee for the Fourth War Loan by A A Edmunds executive vice chairman of the Bristol Council of Defense. The plan includes school canvassing payroll deductions and district wardens delivering pledge blanks to collectors, with E bonds from $25 to $1000 at 2.9 percent for 10 years. Bristol’s E bond quota is $173000 with Warren at $120000 and Barrington at $22000.

Ralph W. Childs Bristol The Industrial Trust Company A. A.-Edmonds Bristol Council of Defense Childs Warren Glen Smith VJ deRocha Frank Perry Barrington

Fire and accidents mark a busy day for the Algers

On January 1815 a blaze scorched the rear of Joseph Alger’s newsstand and an automobile owned by William Alger after gasoline spilled from a damaged tank. YMCA youths helped extinguish the fire, and multiple household mishaps followed including a lamp post safety concern and a fatal gunshot when Ruth was locked out.

Joseph Alger Hope St YMCA Dreadnaught Fire Company William Alger Alger Cottage Street Bill Ruth

Doane College elects Alexander S. Fales Student Council Head

Alexander S. Fales, known as Sandy, was elected president of the Doane College Student Council in Crete Nebraska at a special Tuesday morning meeting. He serves as student pastor at the First Congregational Church in Grafton and is Business Manager of the Doane Owl. Fales is a 1941 Colt Memorial High School graduate and Walsh Memorial Medal winner, continuing his family legacy.

Alexander S Fales Doane College Crete Neb Sandy First Congregational Church Grafton Doane Owl Colt

WAC Captain to Speak at Pembroke

Captain Frances Kee gan Marquis of the Women's Army Corps will discuss What WACs Are Doing Overseas at Alumnae Hall Pembroke College January 26 at 3 15 pm The event includes Pembroke Glee Club performances under William C Heller A public talk recounts the first WAC company overseas with praise for its courage and frontline duties in North Africa since last year’s start at Eisenhower’s headquarters

Wacs Frances Keegan Marquis Women's Army Corps WAC North Africa Eisenhower

State Public Relief Set Up Is Regarded As Model Plan

Rhode Island Public Assistance Law praised as a model by State Administrator Glen Leet at Rotary Club. He cites a single standard for relief, lower costs, and emphasis on private employment as key. Taft notes nationwide comparisons. club honors Capt Herzig in Italy and expresses sympathy for Mrs Shaw.

Rhode Island Glen Leet Rotary Club China Charles Taft Tadt Marshall Lect A A. Edmonds Oscar P. Herzig Italy John Shaw

A Nantucket Sampler Salon Tops YMCA Series

Alban J Ryder brings A Nantucket Sampler to Rockwell Hall as part of the YMCA series. The motion pictures in natural color show New England life with an informal activity during screenings. Series runs second and fourth Tuesdays January to March with tickets available.

YMCA Alban J Ryder Nantucket Rockwell Hall New England Reginald Dimond Mr Ryder Providence Art Club Providence Plantations Club Charles Winthrop Copp Japan Gripsholm Dimond

Blood plasma drive aims to add 500 donors in Bristol

Red Cross blood plasma campaign mobilizes a Boston Mobile Unit to Bristol on February 3 and 4 with 500 appointments. Miss Clara Diman urges early donor applications and factory block scheduling. A. A. Edmonds coordinates with clergy and local committee as Julia Gill from Providence meets with organizers.

Red Cross Bristol Providence Clara I.diman Diman A. A. Edmonds Boston Julia B. Gill the Red Cross The J. Floyd Huestis

Town Council cancels fourteen thousand uncollected taxes

The Town Council voted to cancel uncollectable taxes totaling about 14 000 dating back twenty years or more and approved rebates of 68 50 after a signed report by Tax Collector Ames S Gorham Board of Tax Assessors and Town Solicitor Lucien Capone The action aims to update collections and was followed by an executive session while auditors report on town finances was discussed and a revision plan for town ordinances proposed at an estimated cost of 5000 with possible surplus funds kept for ongoing updates

Ames S.gorham Board of Tax Assessors Lucien Capone Paull House John W. Church Otis M. Bailey J. William Wood John Marshall Wich Walker

Condon Heads Bristol County Teachers' Credit Union

Miss Helen A. Condon founder and president of the Gulleras Memorial Junior High School faculty leads as president with John M. Harkins Warren schools superintendent as vice president. Bertha MacLaughlin elected secretary and Anthony J. Russo treasurer. Directors named include Janet Craig Manuel DeMotta and Condon. Next meeting scheduled for February 9.

Helen A. Condon Gulleras,Memorial Junior High John M. Harkins Warren Bristol County Teachers’ Credit Union Joyce Street Bertha MacLaughlin Barrington Anthony J. Russo Bristol Senior High School Miss Condon Janet Craig Manuel DeMotta J. Vincent Leahy Helen Tammaro Town Mona Baker

Junior Class Officers Named at Bristol Senior High

John L. Burke acting principal released the Bristol Senior High School Junior Class officer slate. President John Mello vice president Matthew Madoza treasurer Mary Paiva secretary Cynthia McCaw. executive committee Robert McHugh Nancy Simmons Samuel Steen Leonora Costa Irene Silvia Peter Varella. class advisor Frank T. Canario.

Bristol Senior High School John L. Burke John Mello Matthew Madoza Mary Paiva Cynthia McCaw Robert McHugh Nancy Simmons Samuel Steen Leonora Costa Irene Silvia Peter Varella Frank T. Canario

George A. Cote Promoted to Ship Fitter Second Class

George Alden Cote son of Mr and Mrs L G Cote of 11 Byfield Street has been promoted to Ship Fitter Second Class. He enlisted in the Naval Construction Battalion Unit Seabees on Oct 16 1942 and went overseas in December 1942 with the 42nd Naval Construction Battalion, stationed in the Aleutian Islands.

George Alden Cote L.G. Cote Byfield St Naval Construction Battalion Unit Seabees Naval Construction Battalion Aleutian Islands

First American Chungking edition of Shanghai Evening Post

Randall Gould and Frederick Burr Opper edit the Chungking edition of the Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury in Free China. The piece covers the wartime printing cave, the rough logistics, and the dedication of editors and printers despite vast costs and dangers.

Shanghai Evening Post Mercury Pearl Harbor Shanghai Randall Gould C. V. Starr New York Free China Mr. Gould Frederick Burr Opper The Christian Science Monitor Chungking Monitor Gould Free China United States South Pole Himalayas Ami National Herald Yangtze

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Algers Alexander S. Fales Student Council Pembroke Pat O’brien AS the Iron Major Ruth Warrick Robert Ryan Secret Service Africa Donald Woods Elyse Knox Eddie Quillan Dick Purcell Helen Parrish Tim Ryan Olsen and Johnson Ruth ‘Terry Robert. Livingston Y.M.C.A Henry K. Vye State Council of Defense Bristol Historical Society Holmes House Jack Carreira Mason Contractor TEL Phoenix New England Concrete Company Daniel J. Ryan Edard L. Leahy Angevine Department of Public Assistance Helen A. Condon Pres Teachers’ Union U. S J. L. Burke George A. Cote CRIBE the Herald Evening Post Hankow Yangtze Gorges Post Chen Herald Mr. Opper
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