Bristol to Be Health Service Center for Newport and Bristol Counties
Bristol will host a new full time health service center at Rockwell House serving Newport and Bristol counties. The setup ties Bristol District Nursing Association to the Rhode Island Department of Public Health for preventive and educational services.
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Bristol
Newport
Bristol Counties
Rockwell Het
Aes Peneft Narais Association
New Arkch of State Dept. of Public Health
Annual Bristol plant outing planned at Crescent Park
More than 600 Bristol plant employees of US Rubber Products Inc. and their families head to Crescent Park tomorrow for the second annual outing. A special 9 am train from the Franklin street depot will transport workers with a full sports program at 10 am including a local mine vs Providence factory baseball game coached by Ernest G Brown and William Bottomley, plus footraces, pillow fights, tug of war and relays. A chicken or pork dinner is served at 1:30 pm before a 5:0 pm return train.
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Bristol
US Rubber Products, Inc
Crescent Park
Franklin Street
Providence
Bristol Nine
Ernest G Brown
William Bottomley
Kenneth Priestlesnd
James Sisson
Francis Connell
Frasmo Mancnr
Massiana Carroll Wanston Featherston
John Almeida
Virginia Santo
Michael W Pasquarelli
Albert LeClerc
William Bury
Frederick Goff
Lawrence
Vscoh Pictures
Sheldon Burt
Henry Mirranda
Swim Classes Set For Two Week Session At Community Beach
Dates announced for swimming and life saving classes at the new community beach start the last week of July and run for two weeks. Raymond J. Makowsky, local Red Cross instructor, says sessions run 9 30 to noon for beginners and 1 30 to 4 30 for junior and senior lifesavers each day. Bristol Fire Department may offer instructions on apparatus, with plans to discuss with Fire Chief Robert J Anderson. The two week program ends August 9 with a water carnival and awards by Field Supervisor Schultz of Providence to top boy and girl swimmers and best life savers. The program is conducted under Bristol Branch American Red Cross and directed by Mrs Clara Diman and Farl H Hobson of the local YMCA.
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Raymond J. Makowsky
Red Cross
Makowsky
Bristol Fire Department
Palmotor
Robert J Anderson
Schultz
Providence
Bristol
American Red Cross
Clara Diman
Farl H Hobson
Y M CA
Farr Named Colt Engineer to Succeed Brightman
The Bristol school committee elected Herman C. Farr as engineer for Colt Memorial High School to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas P. Brightman Sr. The appointment followed a 50 minute executive session with nine other candidates not disclosed. Farr currently works for Samuel C Wardwell Co. and previously for Prudence Island Navigation Co.
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Bristol
Herman C. Farr
Colt Memorial High School
Thomas P Brightman
Farris
Samuel C Wardwell Co
Prudence Island Navigation Co
Anniversary of Inception Rededication to Be Celebrated Soon
The Bristol Train of Artillery marks its 160th since inception and 66th rededication of its armory on State Street with plans to observe the events this month or early August. A meeting at the commanding officer Col Alfred Mc Merriman’s Hope Street home will finalize arrangements.
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State Street
Alfred Mc Merriman
Hope Street
Bristol
General Assembly
BT A
Atlantic
Kearney Post Plans Bristol Convention Bid 1937
Kearney Post 6 of the American Legion seeks endorsement to move Bristol in 1937 to the department convention in Providence. Delegates Sidmonds Gifford Mascola Cuomo Smith pledge support, with alternates Burns Fo Bruno Hill. A district meeting in Jamestown tomorrow will decide if the Bristol bid advances.
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Jamestown
Providence
Legionnaires of
Rhode Island
Bristol
Kearney
American Legion
Department
Dept
Sidmonds
Elsie Wurtz
Riverside
Rotary Club Notes From Bristol Meeting
The Bristol Rotary Club met at the Hotel Belvedere Bath for a noon gathering. Treasurer and secretary reports were read as the club reflected on an active year with Col Samuel A Hall honored by the retiring president. New members Guy Morrow and Max Seiffert joined, while John G DesLauriers shared experiences from the Rotary International Convention in Atlantic City.
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Bristol Rotary Club
Belvedere Bath
Charles Otten
Vie
AR Parshles
Col Samuel A Hall
William Pinch
North Farm
Guy Morrow
Bristol County Water Company
Max Seiffert
Hope Drug Co
John G DesLauriers
Atlantic City
Rotary International
Bristol Women Republicans hear city speakers Monday
Acrdeens Moriarty Bristol attorney and Mrs Mary Colt Gross of Providence president of the Rhode Island Women’s Republican Club will speak at the Bristol Women’s Republican Club meeting Monday night in the Hotel Belvedere.
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Acrdeens Moriarty
Bristol
Mary Colt Gross
Providence
Rhode Island Women's Republican Club
Bristol Womens Republican Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Waste and extravagance in government spending spotlighted
The 74th Congress sat 282 days with daily appropriations of 70 921 000, totaling twenty billions year after year. McCarl, retiring Comptroller General, argues for elimination of waste and vouches for the system, stating his belief is nearly a religion after 15 years guiding government payments.
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McCarl
J R McCarl
United States
Sympathetic Plan for Reorganizing Government Agencies
A reform proposal argues that a sympathetic and sensible reorganization of regular governmental agencies would save money, cut duplicates and conflicts, unify related functions, simplify procedures, and improve overall administration.
Byrd Committee Prods for Expert Help on Study
The Virginia Senate faces its Byrd committee study with calls for expert assistance. McCarl offers to aid the Byrd panel, arguing that complex finances should be handled by specialists. The pledge invites careful consideration of using such help in informing the panel’s work.
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Streen Rae
Paca
Bord of
Virgina
Afr
McCarl
Saypee
Byrd Committee
Lippman Advises Professors Stay From Brain Trusts
Walter Lippman told Rochester graduates that professors should avoid joining Brain Trusts or political administrations. He warned that when scholars become policymakers or leaders of causes they lose disinterested status and scientific credibility.
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Walter Lippman
University of Rochester
Separation of knowledge and power in American universities
The speaker argues that mixing scholarship with political power leads to bad governance or diminished scholarship. He advocates clear separation of universities and government to protect both institutions and maintain their value through independent, distinct spheres of activity.
Gallup Critics Roosevelt Vote Liberal Estimate
Dr George H Gallup, director of the American Institute of Public Opinion and editor of America Speaks, says Roosevelt has overestimated liberal voters and risks alienating conservatives by courting them in the coming campaign.
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George H Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
America Speaks
Roosevelt
United States
President Institute of Public Opinion
Two-Party Outlook Prompts Conservative Liberal Divide
The speaker predicts a future with two major groups, Conservatives and Liberals. Polls show many Americans currently identify as Conservatives when faced with the choice. The strongest support for the President comes from young first or second time voters who feel they have little to lose and much to gain from economic experiments.
Roosevelt Backing Shifts As Young Voters Could Swing Race
The Institute reports 59 percent support for Roosevelt at the last election. Within a year the share rose to a higher level then declined as the political balance leans left. A very slight majority for the Republican candidate may emerge, influenced by young voters.
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Institute
Roosevelt
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Bristol District Nursing Associaton
Rhode Island B Department “of Public Health
Charles B Rockwell
Morris L. Grover
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Rockwell
Bristol District Nursing Association
Department of Public Health
Ian M Walker
Teres
Grover de Grover
Pittern
State Department of Public Health
United States Health Service
Warwick
Partiime
Department of Publiealth
Focal Health
Janet Gaynor
Robert Taylor
Binnie Barnett
Lewis Stone
Andy Devine
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russel
Charles Bickford
Florence Rice
Irene Dunne
Allan Jones
Slumberland Express
Paramount Pictorial
William Powel
Jean Arthur
COLT
Thomas P. Brightman
Josephine T Baldwin
Dorothy 1 Nelle
Guiteras
Mary E Mancini
Walley
Aleta F Bezartson
Virginia A Borges
Elizabeth P. Hopkins
Reynolds
Marian FE
D Newman Reynolds
Grace W. Barrett
Mason
Catherine ¢ Menard
Oliver
Kathleen M Conway
Doris P Church
Catherine G Munro
Charlotte S. Makowsky
Olver
Eileen M Pierce
Madeline K Southwick
Helen P Morris
Guileras
Mc. Lascomb
New England Air Condition Ca
Boston
Ernest W. Weaver & Son
Weaver
H E Holbrook Co., Inc
Elmer Smith Bailey Architect
Bailey
Guiteras Junior High
Elmer S Mapes
Committee On
Rose Fasano
Reynolds School
A Marcotte
Reynolds Auditorim
Eenfehyers
United States Service
Compny
Merriman
Merton A. Cheesman
Edward R Bullock
Edward J. Leahy
Rey Nelson Kellogg
Freeman Canning
P Goulart
Albert Hartley
Arthur J Casse
James J .Velleca
Bertram F Bullock
Offier
A F D'Angelo
Juke H White
Charles FE Luther, Jr
Frederick W Coggeshall
Arthur Jo Belmore
Colamal Company
Kearney Post
Child Welfare Board of the Legion Auxiliary
Rotary Club
DR AM Merriman
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