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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1934

Page

4

Bristol Portuguese Democrats Reject Outside Leadership

Anthony J. Nunes writes that Bristol Portuguese American Democrats refuse outside non-citizen guidance and insist on leadership from local Bristol Democrats and the State Central Committee. He argues for direct representation and vows to back only internal leaders while maintaining party unity.

Bristol U. S Peter G. Gerry Bristol Phoenix Oliveira de Aguas State Central Committee Democratic Party

Lavey Replies to DesLauriers Over Employment Row

Letter from T B Lavey recounts hospitalization for rheumatism at Rhode Island Hospital and fault with social workers including Miss Carberry and Miss Farnum over job placement. He accuses John DesLauriers of bias favoring his son and notes others in families remain employed while he is laid off.

the Phoenix Rhode Island Hospital Miss Carberry Cody CCC John DesLauriers

Drowning Warnings Attract City Swimmers To Resorts

The National Safety Council urges caution as crowds flock to cool waters and sunny beaches. It cites drownings in recent years and offers safety tips on swimming within reach of help, avoiding exhaustion, and learning life saving techniques.

National Safety Council

Town grievances and shifting blame over layoff incident

A resident recalls being laid off from a GWA job during school painting and alleges a chain of blame among Vitello Warren and John DesLauriers. The speaker condemns the misstatements and seeks truthful accountability for the unemployment dispute.

Spectacular Shipyard Scene At Herreshoffs Boat Yard

Under bright spotlights a crowd watched workers at Herreshoffs Boat Yard as they cut and shaped the Weetamoe's keel using an oxy acetylene torch. Glowing steel, sparks, and a furnace lit the scene while others worked in a jagged hole in the keel to improve sailing performance.

Herreshoffs Cup Weetamoe

Altruistic Sunday Concerts Led by Bristol Train of Artillery

Personal nomination notes the season's highlight as Sunday evening concerts sponsored by the Bristol Train of Artillery under Colonel A M Merriman, praising the act as an exemplary community service by a military unit.

Bristol Train of Artillery A M., Merriman

Musings on a Year’s Apple Crop as Applesauce

A whimsical quote from W E Fordstein in The American notes that if a year’s U S apple crop were made into applesauce it could cover the entire District of Columbia with a half inch layer, a playful exaggeration about abundance.

United States District of Columbia W .E. Fordstein

Dead birds found strangled by string in multiple cities

In Pittsburgh on July 10 a group of workmen found a dead robin hanging by string from a tree limb. In Annapolis a sparrow was found dead, similarly strangled by string from a cornice. A robin on Burton Street was found entangled in string after falling from a tree.

Pittsburgh Annapolis Burton Street Bristol

Bristol Youth Costa Faces Larceny Charges in Bristol Court

Alfred Costa of Bristol pleaded not guilty in the Fifth District Court to two counts of larceny. He was recommitted to Bristol County jail in default of $500 bail per count. Costa admitted stealing a sunken skiff, a sailboat, and a gasoline powered water pump, with weapons found in his home and lot.

Alfred Costa Bristol Halsey Howe William Smith Swift’s Point Warren Wood Street Bay View Avenue Costa Kinnicutt Avenue Callan Arthur Proulx George McGovern John T. Sheehan State Police

Bristol 25 Years Ago Bristols Lose to Glenlyon 8-1

In Phillipsdale on Saturday the Bristols of the Inter-State League were defeated by Glenlyon 8 to 1. McCann pitched well for Glenlyon holding Bristol to two hits while Bristol's Huggins allowed seven hits and made 10 errors. Bristol scored in the third on a run by Peters after a walk and sacrifice by Tucker. A highlight was a one handed catch by Guinan in left field. The lineups included Glenlyon Sullivan Cann Randall Chase Pearson Ogg John McCann and Bristol Tucker Peters Van Alkirk Morris LeMaire Ahearn Drake Guinan Huggins.

Bristols Glenlvon Phillipsdale McCann Turbitt& Orme Glen Irons Bristolians Huggins Bristol Huggins Glenivons Bristol Tucker Jimmie” Peters Leld Gumnan Glenlyon—Sullivan Cann Randall Chase Pearson John McCann

May Queen wins Commodore McKee cup Brenton's Reef race

The May Queen owned by J C McCoy won the Commodore McKee cup in Brenton's Reef race from this town under Bristol Yacht Club auspices. Four of seven entries finished in heavy seas. The Jewel took second, Hugi third, Sabrina the only other finisher. Commodore McKee hosted about 50 aboard Sagamore. Weather, drought impact on crops, and local sports notes follow.

J. C. McCoy Bristol Yacht Club Jewel Paul Nicholson Hugi Porter Feary Sabrina Wanderer Vo Bonita William L McKee Bateman Point Samuel M Nicholson Potter

Olympians beat Bristol Train of Artillery 9-7 in slugfest

Local baseball fans saw the Olympian Club defeat the Bristol Train of Artillery nine 9-7 after three pitchers were used. Mosie Moore started for the soldiers, yielding five first inning runs as Y.M.C.A. hitters surged ahead, with Velleca leading the Olympians at bat and Mello and Andrade starring for the Artillery.

Dominion Olympian Bristol Train ‘of Artillery Mosie Moore Y.M.C.A Marshall Marsden Velleca Thelympians Mello Andrade Bruno Borges Olympians Salzano Chassy Leclerc van Voast

Local Wedding Ties Bristol and Providence Families

Miss Sue Valante of Providence and Pasquale L. Maisano of Bristol wed in St Ann’s Church Providence in a ceremony conducted by Rev Fr Bocchini. Bridesmaid Lucy Maisano and best man Pasquale Valante attended. After a breakfast at the groom’s home the couple planned a Lake Winnipesaukee trip. Mrs Maisano, born in Providence, and Mr Maisano, Derby native now Bristol resident, both have local roots and employer ties to Providence.

St Ann’s Church Providence Sue Valante Ernest Valante Grape Street Pasquale Valante Lake Winnepesaukee Riene Brigtol Massano Derby Imperial Knife Company of 243Rd Coast Artillery

Lena Raposa Weds Matthew Ferrara at St Elizabeths Church

Miss Lena S Raposa daughter of Manuel Raposa Fall River marries Matthew R Ferrara son of Mrs Angelina Ferrara Bristol at St Elizabeths Church Rev Manuel Barros officiates The couple honeymoon in New York and New Haven and will reside at 8 Bourn Street Bristol Miss Lucy Ferrara acts as best man and the bridesmaid wears pink net with blue accessories The ceremony features palms and orange blossoms and a bridal breakfast follows for the families.

St. Elizabeth’s Church Lena S. Raposa Manuel Raposa Division Street Fall River Matthew R. Ferrara Angelina Ferrara Bourn St Manuel J Barros Lucy Ferrara New York New Haven Bourn Street Bristol Phillips-Baker Rubber Company Providence Bristol Music Club

Obituary Notice Mary J Boardman of Melrose Mass

Ward has been received here of the death in Melrose Massachusetts Thursday of Mrs. Mary J Boardman sister of the late John R Potter of this town Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at her home 199 Tremont street Melrose Burial was in that city Mrs Boardman died following an illness of nearly two years duration having been taken suddenly ill on

Ward Melrose Mass Mary J. Boardman John R. Potter Tremont Street

Widow of George Boardman Noted Melrose Settler

The obituary notes Mrs. Boardman widow of George F. Boardman a real estate dealer who died in 1905 at age 83. She lived in Melrose with ties to Trinity Episcopal Church the Melrose Highlands Women Club and the American Legion auxiliary. She is survived by daughter Rose Norton Boardman son George F. Boardman and sister Linnié Paetsch of Bronx New York City.

Bristol Eng Ssr Ssborgstown RichSland Matetoual Trinity _ Episcopal Church That City Melrose Highlands Women Club Women’s Relief Corps of Wakefield Mass The Melrose American Legion Rose ‘Norton Boardman George 'F, Boardman Linnié Paetsch Bronx New York City George’ F. ‘Boardman

Tragic Death of Freelon H. Leonard in Hit-and-Run

Freelon H. Leonard, 25, was found dead on the Boston Providence highway near North Attleboro after a hit-and-run crash. The funeral is at Dimond Funeral Home North Attleboro with burial in Brockton. survivors include mother Emma Leonard and siblings. Leonard lived withMiss Evelyn Bache in Bristol County and played local baseball and basketball.

Freelon H. Leonard Boston- Providence North Attleboro Dimond Canon A. R. Parshley St. Michael’s Church O. Reid Lelair Brockton Emma Leonard Brockton and Stoughton Mass Weeble No. Attleboro

Kennelly Named Likely Democratic State Chairman

The Cranston Democrat Thomas A Kennelly is offered the Rhode Island Democratic State Committee chairmanship as J Howard McGrath plans to resign at Friday’s meeting. The Gerry faction backs McCoy of Pawtucket amid claims of key positions, while Bristol East Providence Newport delegates favor Gerry. Salary rumors place the post at 4000 yearly, rising to 6000 if the ticket wins in November.

Thomas A Kennelly Cranston Democratic State Committee Phoenix Quinn J. Howard McGrath Gerry Tom McCoy Pawtucket McCoy Bristol County East Providence Newport County

Baby in Subway Car Card Prompts Universal Yawn

A baby pictured in a New York subway car card for a well known 99.44 per cent pure soap inspired yawns in readers. A columnist noted everyone who looked at the baby yawned, suggesting yawning is a reflex action and a social cue.

New York

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