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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1946

Page

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Bristol Troops to Conduct Paper Collection

The Bristol Troops of the Boy Scouts of America plan a waste paper collection next Sunday afternoon. The truck will depart Paleys junk yard at 12 30 pm with scouts aboard. Residents should place papers on the curb tied in bundles. invalids may arrange pickup by dropping a card to Scout headquarters or calling a scout official.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Paleys Junk Yard Scout Headquarters

Independence Day in Bristol Opens with Warships and Festivities

Bristol hosts a full Fourth of July program led by returned World War II veterans. Two warships the USS Joseph P Kennedy Jr and the USS O Hare will be moored off Pappasquash Point and open to visitors after the parade. The day includes a flag raising, a parade led by Canon Anthony R Parshley, and multiple civic events on the Common with bands, dances, and a flying trapeze act.

Bristol Reynolds School Kearney Post American Legion Bristol Yacht Club Reynolds Moore

Fourth of July parade plans in Bristol feature multi-division marshals

Fort Adams group led by Roswell S. Bosworth forms the second division with men from two guest destroyers, Naval Training Station Newport, and Blue Jackets from Quonset. Adbert A Moren leads the third division with State Guard troops. Major Raymond J Makowsky commands motorized units. Henry A Hambrick heads Train of Artillery with visiting Sons of Veterans and Red Cross units. Manuel Goulart leads the sixth Legion Division. Canon Parshley presides as Chief Marshal. Paul Theise to speak. guests include Senator Green and Governor Baker. A reception at St Michael's Rectory follows. A 3 pm ball between US Rubber and Collins & Aikman closes the day. Continued on Page 5.

Anthony R. Parshley Canon Parshley Peter Cavalieri Bristol First Division Fort Adams Navy Roswell S. Bosworth Naval Training Station Newport Adbert A Moren State Guard Raymond J Makowsky Colt Henry A Hambrick Sons of Veterans Red Cross Motor Patrol DAR Manuel Goulart Legion Paul Theise U.S.N U. S Green Aime J Forand J. Howard McGrath John O. John H Baker St. Michael's Rectory Collins & Aikman Bath

Council Disapproves N E T Bus Schedules In Bristol

The Town Council of Bristol County cities disapproved New England Transportation Company bus routes from Providence to Bristol and Bristol to Providence, citing more frequent trips and wider street coverage by a rival August service. The panel also pressed Congress to fund veteran housing, noting $40,000 awaiting action, and discussed bedrock issues including beach access, nuisance control on Asylum Road, and coal bids for fire stations.

New England Transportation Company Bristol County Providence Bristol Metacom Avenue Bay View Avenue Wood Street Henry F. Serbst Public Utilities Lucien Capone Barrington Capone Washington Congress Mr. Capone Serbst Sen. Green Repr Asylum Road Colt French Coal Company Otis M. Bailey Huestis Mr. Bailey Bailey August Pedro Franklin

Bristol Phoenix publishes only issue due to holiday weekend

The Bristol Phoenix announces this will be the sole issue this week as staff take a holiday weekend. Calls can be made to Bristol 472 for publishing inquiries.

Bristol Phoenix Bristol 472

Names of Kennedy Jr and O Hara Honored by Destroyer Names

In Newport I reviewed a pamphlet on Joseph P Kennedy Jr and Butch O Hare both Navy heroes. The U S S Joseph P Kennedy Jr was named in his honor after his 1944 Normandy mission and death.

Morrow Joseph P Kennedy Jr Edward Henry O'Hare Butch” O'Hare Navy United States Wilford J. Willy USN Normandy Kennedy U.S.S Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr

O Hares Valor Earned Medal of Honor for Carrier Rescue

Lieutenant Commander Edward Henry O Hara born in St Louis in 1914 rose from Western Military Academy to the Naval Academy. He earned the Medal of Honor and Navy Crosses for single handedly fending off nine Japanese bombers to protect the USS Lexington on February 20 1942. He was lost at Tarawa in November 1943.

Choate England Professor Laski London School of Economics and Political Science Harvard Europe Harvard Law School United States Navy Edward Henry O’hare St. Louis Western Military Academy Alton Illinois U. S. Naval Academy O’hare USS Lexington Washington Roosevelt Central Pacific Tarawa

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