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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
2
In Arthurdale West Nargunta, President Roosevelt praised democracy while criticizing past gains. The speech claims a total awakening since 1933 but omits robust pre New Deal progress on child labor, weekly hours, wages, housing and social programs achieved over 25 years.
Readers are invited to submit items for this column. U S Rubber may travel to New Bedford Sunday to play a nine. Annie Peterson of Washington DC visits for the summer. William Pinch judged at Jacobs Hill Hunt show. Altar Society meets tonight at Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Michael Rich undergoes appendicitis surgery. Dr I Glover to speak at Rotary noon meeting. Mrs Jo Winthrop DeWolf to speak at Tari School Club. Anthony S Thomas Jr plans Boston University summer study. Brig Gen and Mrs Callan return from New York. Rita Callan, student, accompanies family. Ball committee plans ninth annual Bristol event June 17 at Bristol Casino. Rain halted Sunday baseball. Bears Field game interrupted. Mrs Walham Buffington hosted guests from NY and Brookline and Roslindale.
Dr James F Rockett state director of education proposes a new head for the Rhode Island College of Education speech clinic to begin in September. The plan targets establishment of a formal program overseen by a designated director at the college.
June visitors and family travels include Mass H Pessy and wife at Beach Terrace while Miss Lillian King heads to Philadelphia. Bristol Council Knights of Columbus officer election set for tomorrow 8 o clock. Summaries of deaths and recoveries among Newport and New York visitors, plus charity sale chaired by Mrs Rachel Simmons for Friday in State Street Taasy block.
The Olympians beat the Artillery nine 1 to 0 at Guiteras Athletic Field. Foxy Marshall and Tommie Van Voast pitched superbly with six strikeouts each. Arnie Dryer scored the lone run on a sixth inning error by Artie Pansa as Tony DelPiano starred at third for the Olympians.
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