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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1942

Page

3

Local Men Serve As Air Raid Umpires

A. A. Edmonds and B. W. Wall served as air raid drill umpires in Providence on Sunday afternoon. Incident 7 began with incendiary bombs hitting stores between Braman Street and Rochambeau Avenue, fires expanding as Rochambeau Avenue School burned and firemen were overcome by smoke. They will file a detailed report on how defense agencies handled the incidents after receiving umpire instructions Friday evening at the Armory of Mounted Commands.

A. A. Edmonds Bristol Council of Defense B. W. Wall Division of Protection Providence Braman Street Rochambeau Avenue Rochambeau’ Avenue Messrs Edmonds and Wall Armory of Mounted Commands

Firefighter Jobs Open With U S Civil Service Commission

The U S Civil Service Commission announces openings for firefighters with Rhode Island postings at several locations. Requirements include prior organized fire company service or Army Navy firefighting duties. Applicants should contact the U S Employment Service Office at 8 Church Street Warren Rhode Island for immediate consideration.

United States’ Civil Service Commission Marston U. S. Employment Service Church Street Warren R. I Rhode Island Army Navy Charles F. Marston US Employment Service

Seven Hymns for Everyone and War Time Phone Conservat

The National Recreation Association promotes a booklet "Seven Hymns for Everyone" with hymns like Faith of Our Fathers and Now The Day Is Over available at two cents per copy or a bulk price. War Production Board order L-50 shifts resources abroad, urging shorter non essential calls to conserve telephone service while urging purchase of U S War Savings stamps and bonds.

America National Recreation Association Abraham Fourth Avenue New York City War Production Board

Toward Unified Anglo American Military Ties

A wartime column urges better Anglo American harmony among service members. It notes cooperative actions on fronts and warns against lingering friction fueled by alcohol and rumors. It calls for an American guide to Britain and sympathetic explanations of British customs to prevent divides.

Boston New York British Isles

Death In the Desert by Quentin Reynolds

An eyewitness account of a dawn dive bombing raid on a remote desert plateau during a World War II engagement. The narrator recalls trenches, fear, the roar of planes, and the heavy bombs that shattered the calm as he and British infantry endure hours of bombardment.

Bronx Brooklyn New York Fifty-second Street Flatbush Harlem France Britain London Moscow Tollows

Fragmentary notice on payments and beads wording

The text appears as fragmented stream with phrases about an idestar gum ate a shoot client and a sales pitch to buy beads. No clear event person, organization, place, or date is discernible to form a factual newspaper card.

State Defense Council Tightens War Bill Travel Rules

Rhode Island adopts strict rules under the 1942 Defense Act to govern emergency travel. Limited utility workers clergy journalists and officials may travel by car or foot with approved decals or IDs. Dimout rules also limit fishing near shores and require minimal interior bus lighting and shaded windows in blackout areas.

Rhode Island State Council of ‘Defense Edecaicomania State Council of Defense Secretary of State State Council Dimout United States Coast Guard

Rodney Peterson to be Married in Rochester this July

Mrs Lester C Wales of Portland Maine travels from Bristol to attend her son Rodney I Petersons wedding set for July 25 in Rochester New York He is a Brunswick High School and Eastman University alumnus and a Rochester music teacher Capt Harold Peterson formerly of South Portland will be best man Attending notes reference family summers in this area

Lester C Wales Bristol Portland Maine Rodney I. Peterson Rochester Peterson Brunswick, Me Eastman University N. Y Harold Peterson South Portland Albany, Ga Annie M. Richardson

Funeral Services for Mary Jane Parker at St Marys

Funeral services for Mary Jane Morris Parker were held at C M Connery Funeral Home at 8 15 am followed by a high mass at St Marys Church at 9 am. She died Wednesday at her sister in law Elizabeth Morris home 29 Beach Terrace Road. She was in her 79th year widow of William Parker. Bearers were Daniel Morris Edward Morris Bernard Breen and Erasmo Mancini Burial was in St Marys Cemetery.

Mary Jane Morris Parker C. M. Connery St. Mary's Church

Services for Ann Ferriera Held at Home

Services for Ann Ferriera daughter of Mr and Mrs Mariano Ferriera of 14 Catherine Street were held Saturday afternoon at 230 o'clock from the home of her parents Bearers named Joseph Charles Manuel and John Pimental Jr Burial was in St Mary's

Ann Ferriera Mariano Ferriera Catherine Street Joseph, Charles, Manuel John Pimental, Jr St. Mary's Cemetery

Conley and Marshman Wedding Tie Two Families

Miss Eunice Mary Marshman daughter of Mr and Mrs William Marshman and James Edward Conley son of Mr and Mrs James Conley were married at St Mary's Rectory with Rev Vincent Griffin officiating. The ceremony featured matron of honor Nathanael Gladding Jr and best man William Conley. Followed by a reception at Elm Farm and a wedding trip to the White Mountains. the bride to enter the Army Air Corps in August. The couple's families and second ceremony for Charles H Scott and Barbara Harris at St Mary's Rectory followed with separate receptions and trips to Vermont and Barrington. Lt Scott to Fort Bragg after service.

White Mountains Army Air Corps Colt Memorial High School Aralax, Inc Norwich Conn Charles H. Scott Wood Street Barbara Helen Harris Ira Harris Orchard Avenue Barrington St Mary's Rectory Vincent J. Griffin Virginia Scott Feli Scott Vermont Barrington High School Warren Exchange Scott Aratex, Inc J. Floyd Huestis Army Fort Bragg N. C

Rangers Triumph in Ninth Inning Rally Over Hotel Warren

The Bristol Rangers edged Hotel Warren nine 9 to 7 at Burrs Hill Park after a three run ninth. Santo sparked the comeback with a game tying hit and stole second, while Aiola and Camera delivered key runs. Ruggiero pitched in relief for the win as Fields took the loss. The Rangers meet Barrington Townies Sunday at 3 p.m.

Bristol Rangers

Y Baseball Team Hosts Midseason Party

The Y M C A baseball team of the Twi lite League held a midseason gathering in Rockwell Hall. Twenty eight people attended including managers captains and guests from rival teams. After a spaghetti and meatball supper prepared by Umpire Maiorano and Cirillos the group enjoyed ping pong bowling and spirited socializing.

Rockwell Hall

Hyds Present Pipe To Former Chief Coggeshall

Annual Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company clambake and outing features the presentation of a meerschaum pipe to former Fire Chief Daniel G Coggeshall on his 80th birthday. Pipe presented by former Chief Robert J Anderson with Fire Chief Moses Moore and Fire Commissioner Henry F Serbst in attendance.

Hydraulion Luther Moses Moore Henry F .Serbst Henry S Campbell William Manchester Jefferson Goff Robert J Anderson Arthur Bullock Oscar Pivin Mr. Manchester

Many Firms Now A Part Of Savings Plan

Rhode Island reports 96 percent of firms with 100 to 499 employees participate in the payroll savings plan for buying U S War Bonds. State administrator Roderick Pirnie says only eight firms in this group have not adopted the deduction system yet.

Rhode Island Roderick Pirnie War Savings Staff Pirnie

Scouts Hike to Camp King Philip for Summer Plans

Scouts of the First Bristol Troop of the Boy Scouts of America hiked to Camp King Philip on Mount Hope Bay for a weekly meeting. A marshmallow toast and swim preceded patrol meetings outlining camping in the rest of summer. They will return to Camp Yawgood for Recall Week on August 24. signups are urged.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Camp King Philip Mount Hope Bay Yawgood Daniel Rene Daniel Freitas

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U. S. Civil Service Comm Helen Kelley Coggeshall U. S Erwin D. Canham Christian Science Monitor United States Karel Capek England St Julian Death In The Desert Quentin Reynolds Collier's Weekly Kadar State Defense Council Rodney Peterson Scott - Harris Rangers Hyds Coggeshall Savings First Troop Bristoe District Nursing Association Charles B. Rockwell
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