Secretary of Labor or Secretary for Labor headline debated
An editorial in the Boston Transcript discusses Secretary Perkins and Secretary Lewis amid sit-down strikes at General Motors. It argues for protecting private property rights and urges the President to uphold property principles while condemning the striking workers' occupation.
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Secretary of Labor
Labor
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Mr Lewis
Miss Perkins
Sloan
General Motors
Madame Perkins
Generale Motors Corporation
Morar
Elise
Craft class offers weekly lessons for scouts at Olives school
Miss Goulding of Scout Headquarters leads a Monday afternoon handicraft class at Olives School Mas Virginia Goulding directs the session under Mrs Man Poole supervision. Gal Scouts may enroll for testing and card making with block prints and chip carving projects.
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Tatrhaven Vass Marine
Holmes House
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Esther Waven
Bed-Making Group Practices as Beginners Tie Knots
Clirice Elizabeth and Loretta Morin lead the bed-making group at Rockwell House while Carmella Palmer Shirley Filvan Dorothy Bruno Helen Bruno Mars Pinch and Shirley Levy join beginners mastering knots for the tenderfoot test The Fagle patrol wins the weekly patrol contest.
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Clirice Elizabeth
Nfford
Loretta Morin
Carmella Palmer
Shirley Filvan
Dorothy Bruno
Helen Bruno
Mars Pinch
Shirley Levy
Rockwell House
Olmpians Prep For Saturday Showdown At YY Court
The Olmpan Club basketball team heads into a Saturday bout against a Providence Church League representative at the vocal YY court. Coach Paul Marshall, after renaming the squad from the Jewish Community Quartet of Newport, has the team in hard drills as he selects five starters from Butler Travers Cappuces Norra Sousa VanVeast Simmons Duthy and Carratura for the preliminaries at 7 pm.
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Butler Travers Cappuces Norra Sousa VanVeast
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Bristol Local Notes Highlight Club News and Charity Efforts
Community items from Bristol list meetings at Mrs Joseph Alger’s Cole street home and church groups supporting flood relief. Local residents receive hospital updates and travel for medical care while social events include bingo parties, tea events, and a boxing smoker fundraiser.
Evangeline Malafronte Dies After Short Illness
Evangeline Henrietta Malafronte, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Luigi Malafronte, died yesterday at 270 Wood Street after a brief illness. Funeral services will be at 9 AM tomorrow at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church with Rev. Joseph Sorzano officiating. Burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. She was born March 9, 1918 in Bristol and attended Colt Memorial High School. Survived by eight sisters and two brothers, all of this town.
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Evangeline Henrietta Malafronte
Luigi Malafronte
Wood Street
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
Joseph Sorzano
St Mary's
Bristol
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Colt Memorial High School
Lucien Capone
Carmelina Stabile
Eleanor F Ferri
Margaret F. Annal
May R
Marie A
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Vincent L
Domentc R Malfronte
Bladder Irritation Warning Advertises 25¢ Test
An old ad promotes a 25 cent test using buchy leaves juniper oils and six other drugs in small green tablets to flush acids and impurities. It claims excess acids cause nighttime waking and urinary symptoms and promises refunds if not effective.
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Bristol.Aerie Delegation Leads Fall River Eagles Festivities
Manuel Perry state president and Anthony J. Nunes secretary headed Bristol.Aerie members at last night’s event honoring the degree team during the Fall River Aerie of Eagles festivities.
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Aerie of Eagles
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Anthony J. Nunes
Transport experiences shared by Canon Parshley at meeting
Canon Anthony R. Parshley of St. Michael's Church spoke on army transport experiences from World War I. He served overseas in the 110th Field Artillery. The Brotherhood announced meetings will move to the last Wednesday of each month. The next gathering on February 24 will include an early supper before attending the Lenten service as a group.
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Bristol Caseys Entertain East Providence Council
Bristol Caseys hosted an East Providence Council gathering with a Sports Night program on State street. Speaker Jack Finnell a longtime Providence official shared referee and umpire experiences, with other speakers, musical selections, films, and a baked goods reception.
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Providence
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Joseph FE. Morton
Rhode Island Press Club Holds January Meeting
The Rhode Island Press Club met at the Narragansett Hotel last Saturday afternoon. Clayton A. Fairbanks urged progress in press clubs and a national convention to improve newspaper makeup. Officers announced election of a legislative agent and plans for the Annual Banquet and Year Book distribution in March.
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Needham, Mass
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Frank Goldredge
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Arthur L. Artesan
Grover Rice
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