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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1942

Page

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Gasoline Rationing Registration Schedule Outlined

The notice details registration for the Basic Gasoline Ration Book A for passenger cars and motorcycles on July 9 to 11 at Reynolds School with 100 volunteers led by James E. Sullivan and John L. Burke. Commercial vehicles register July 13 to 21 at Local War Price and Rationing Boards, while dealers register July 22 and 23.

Reynolds School James E. Sullivan John L. Burke Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Maritime Commission United States

Burnside Lodge Sends Boys To Camp This Summer

Burnside Lodge plans to send scouts to Camp Yawgoog for a week and sponsor two weeks at Pythian Kiddies Kamp for boys needing financial aid. Three boys left yesterday with Troop One for Yawgoog. اللجنة committee members include P C Gordon R Brown, P C Llewellyn Conklin, and P G C George Luther.

Yawgoog Burnside Lodge K of P Pythian Kiddies Kamp Plymouth Mass Troop 5 Boy Scouts

New Bristol War Price Board Opens at Paull House

The War Price and Rationing Board of Bristol will move to its new headquarters in the Paull House on Hope Street on Thursday morning July 9. Capt Paul A. Herzig, chairman, announced the change and said all business will be transacted at the new location.

War Price and Rationing Board of Bristol Paull House Hope Street Paul A. Herzig

Bristol County District Pow Wow Set for Camp King Philip

Dates July 18 and 19 mark the Bristol County District Pow-wow at Camp King Philip. Barrington Warren and Bristol troops will participate with Edward Micarell of Narragansett Council as Camp Chief and local Scout Leaders assisting. Parents and friends are invited Sunday afternoon July 19, with final details at troop meetings.

Bristol County District Camp King Philip Barrington, Warren Bristol Edward Micarell Narragansett

Mills Couple Announce Engagement of Marie Mills

Mr and Mrs Rome Lester Mills of Haynesville Louisiana announce the engagement of their daughter Marie Mills to Sergeant M J Vargas. Sergeant Vargas is stationed at Camp Polk Io and is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Vargas of 39 Gooding Lane this town.

Rome Lester Mills Haynesville Louisiana Marie Mills M. J. Vargas Vargas Camp Polk, Io Frank Vargas Gooding Lane

Band Concert Tonight In Front Of Colt Memorial High

Open air band concert series begins this evening at 8 in front of Colt Memorial High School under Department of Education auspices. Robert Gray and his band perform with a program including The Star Spangled Banner and Scottish and American melodies. Seats provided on the marble approach. amplifiers will reach surrounding neighborhoods.

Department of Education Colt Memorial High School Jaems J. Velleca Bristol Robert Gray George H. Baldwin State Department of Education

Defenders Face Y M C A In Pitchers Duel Tie Game

Defenders and the Y M C A played a six inning game that ended tied at two all. Benda allowed three hits and struck out ten with one walk while Dion gave up two hits four walks and a balk. The Defenders pushed two runs in the sixth on a walk stolen base and two infield hits. Biancuzzo scored on a wild throw to third after Marshall’s hit as the Y tied it with a seventh inning run. Bristolites prepare to face the Y next Thursday.

Benda Dion Biancuzzo Marshall Pansa Bristolites

War expansion forces Bristol premises vacate orders

The U S Rubber Company demands tenants vacate its Bristol plant to expand war production. Bristol Mfg Corp plans a new Bristol site, while Bristol Lace remains. Four clothing firms face relocation, risking about 350 jobs. town council and Amalagamated Clothing Workers discuss options.

U. S. Rubber Company War Department United States Rubber Company Bristol Wesley A. Armstrong U.S. Rubber Company Bristol Mfg. Company Parrigan Toys Best Made Dress Company Bristol Frocks, Inc Armstrong Bristol Lace Company Bristol Mfg. Corp Workers of the Dress Company Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Poli Hall State Street Thomas Flavell Best Made

Patriotic Exercises At St Michael's Church Mark Independence Day

A Sunday open air religious service at St Michael's Church in Bristol featured a sermon by Bishop Walter H Gray urging Christian freedom. Attendees included military, government and civic representatives, town officials, college delegates, and local worshippers, with a grand procession led by Edmund S Rex of Kearney Post.

Locke St Michael's Church Walter H Gray Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut Army Navy Brown University Rhode Island State College Edmund S Rex Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion St Michael’s Church First Congregational Church First Baptist Church St. Michael's Harold H Utley H G Belford W W Price Thomas H Hammond Samuel A. Hall Keelah Bouve B. W. Wall Theodore Francis Green Aime J. Forand Luigi D’pasquale Carl R. Woodward Samuel P. Arnold George D. Williams The Salvation Army

Hospital Attendants Needed Across New England

More than 100 civilian hospital attendant positions open for war service in government institutions throughout New England. No experience required and applicants 18 or older considered. Salaries range from 950 to 1200 dollars yearly. Information available from U S Employment Service Warren office at 8 Church Street or from Civil Service exam offices in Boston and local post offices.

New England Marston U. S. Employment Service Church Street Warren Marine Station Veterans Board of Civil Service Examiners Post First District Civil Service Commission Federal Boston

Eye-witness Report Praises Bataan Heroism at Corregidor

Lieut. Col. Warren J. Clear details the defense of Corregidor and the Corregidor batteries in the Philippines. He recounts the eight big howitzers destroying Japanese emplacements and the Bamboo Fleet air support. The narrative highlights endurance, humor, and the perilous conditions on the island.

Bataan Warren J. Clear Army General Staff Battle of the Philippines Col. Clear Corregidor Washington Reader’s Digest Luzon Bay George F. Moore Mikado St. Louis Mississippi Wainwright

Boys of Bristol Camp Massasoit invites 12 to 16 year olds

The Bristol Community Y M C A invites boys aged twelve to sixteen to Camp Massasoit on Thursday July 9. Meet at the Y M C A at 9 00 a m and hike to Martin Hall on Mt Hope Bay, returning to Bristol by 5 00 p m. Free admission, bring lunch and bathing suit. Enjoy games softball and swimming.

Camp Massasoit Bristol Martin Hall Mt. Hope Bay

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