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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1943

Page

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Portuguese Independent Band Concert on the Common

Program notes list a 9 00 pm band concert by a Portuguese independent group on the Common followed by 00 am church bells. A 10 00 am grand military and civic parade and 12 00 noon patriotic exercises in front of Reynolds School are scheduled, with 4 30 pm vaudeville entertainment on the Common.

On Common Reynolds School

Fourth of July Bridge and Food Sale Tonight

Approximately 40 tables have been sold for the Fourth of July bridge and food sale in St Michael's Parish House at 8 o'clock. Regina Farley chairs the committee and says tickets may be bought at the door. Foods include cakes pies cookies cupcakes and other pastries. War Bond sales reach $60 of the $25 bond. A list of subscribers prize winners and donors will appear in Tuesday's Phoenix.

St Michael's Parish Regina Farley Phoenix

Red Cross seeks musical gear for service men in Bristol

Local Red Cross branch requests a cabinet radio for the Melville recreation hall and a portable Victrola for a small ship. Donors should contact Mrs. Diman at the Red Cross headquarters 266-W or Miss Mary Street at Bristol 778.

Red Cross Bristol Recreation Hall Melville

Bristol gears up for two day Independence celebration parade

Bristol prepares a two day Fourth of July observance featuring a wartime parade with new units including 60 WAACS from Fort Devens SPARS from the Coast Guard and nine Bristol stationed RAF members along with Army engineers and local midshipmen. Senior officials including Chief Marshal Hopkins and Governor McGrath lead a multi division procession through town with no civilian autos allowed.

Bristol RAF England Quonset 38Th Albert A. Moren Army Engineers Westover Field Springfield Mass US Naval Academy Marshal Hopkins Stephen W Hopkins Bow Wall Jo Howard McGrath U. S Theodore Francis Green Vincent J Griffin Gilbert C Hoover Eng Midshipmen Annapolis US Marine Drum Newport Samuel A Hall Harry 1 Young, Sr WAACS Anne V Seymour SPARS L. H White R I State Guards Frederick S Coggeshall Kearney North American Legion James E. Sullivan Ralph Dilonna Germany

Naval hero Capt Gilbert C Hoover elected honorary Bristol Rotary member

Captain Culbert C Hoover, decorated with three Navy Crosses for gallantry, was elected an honorary member of the Bristol Rotary Club. He led Destroyer Task Force Two in key Pacific actions including Coral Sea, Midway, Cape Esperance, and Guadalcanal, earning three Navy Crosses and saving many lives. His family has resided on Metacom Avenue, Bristol, while he serves as naval ordnance inspector in Philadelphia.

Culbert C Hoover Galantry Bristol Rotary Club Dorie Club Canon Parshleyv Capt Hoover Rotary Canon Parshley South Pacific Bristol Howe Farm Metacom Avenue Hoover Annapolis Bureau of Ordnance Washington North Atlantic Pearl Harbor Destroyer Squadron Two Yorktown Idaho Mississippi New Mexico Marshall and Albert Islands Salaman, Se Coral Sea Midway Texington Battle of Midway US Pacific Fleet Lexington Naval Service C W Nimitz US Navy Cape Esperance Helena Guadalcanal Midvale Steel Company Philadelphia

Public Service of Worship Sunday at St Michael's Church

A public service of divine worship will be held Sunday at 8 oclock at St Michael's Church. The event features a patriotic program with military and naval uniforms, a church flag blessing, and remarks from Gov Howard McGrath and numerous clergy and officials. Musicians from local churches and St Andrew's School will perform. The service includes a full order of worship and a whist party benefit event on Saturday in Lincoln Hall.

Mr Fish Mary Peters St Michael's Church James P Adams Brown University Cllock St Michael’s Church Brown Unierpaits St Andrew's School Jarrineton Howard McGrath James DeWolf Perry Rhode Island Arthur Wood Church of the Ascension Auburn J Arthur West Providence Journal Lauriston Scaife Trinity Church Newport D B Tothrop Central Baptist Church Cranson Parshley Adams St Edmund S Rex Richard Lief Christ's Church, Providence Arthur Vf Dunstan St James’ Church North Providence Albert C Larned St Alban’s Church Centerdale Duncan Frazer St John's Cathedral Providence B Rasmussen Herbert D Graetz First Congregational Church Arthur W. Burdon First Baptist Church Samuel A Hall Gilbert C Hoover Keelah Bouve First Service Command Chester A. Follett American Legion Carl R Woodward Rhode Island State College Robert P Casey Elmer S. Mapes Deacon’s Bristol Council of Civilian Defense Officials Red Cross Motor Corps Barrington and Kearney Walter H. Angell Robert A Tourigney Richard RB LeWolfe Seaman Earl P Rounds Leonard Waite H Marshall Williams James St Angelo Mervin Clay Riley F. Lamson Russel W . Southwick Leonard P Sanford Basset Arthur West D. B. Lothrop St Andrew’s School

Great Lakes Iron Ore Fleet Moves 95 Million Tons in Eight Months

A wartime shipping surge aims to haul 95 million long tons of iron ore from Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan to Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland and Buffalo. Some 11 000 officers and men sail ore carriers over a fleet that can cover vast distances in months, with ships loading in upper lakes and returning within hours.

Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland Buffalo John Burke Bristol Panama Suez Great Lakes San Francisco Sidney Australia St Clair St. Mary’s Lake Superior Toma Merce

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