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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1945

Page

3

James Butler Promoted to Staff Sergeant in Germany

James Butler son of Mrs Margaret Butler of 40 Congregational St. has been promoted to Staff Sergeant. He serves with the 7th Army in Germany and received the Infantryman’s Combat Badge for action on the Ruhr pocket. Two brothers also serve in the armed forces. William is a Mess Sergeant at Edgewood Arsenal Md and Joseph serves in the Navy at Key West Fla. Butler’s wife and daughter live at 48 Charles St and he will be commissioned in the Air Forces as the son of Brig Gen Basil H. Perry of 996 Hope St.

James Butler Margaret Butler Congregational St 7Th Army Germany Sgt Butler Rhur Rhine Armed Services William Edgewood Arsenal Maryland Joseph Navy Key West, Fla Charles Street Basil H. Perry Hope Street Air Forces

Graduates From Tabor Academy With High Honors

Edwin E. Williams son of Chester W. Williams of this town graduated from Tabor Academy with high scholastic honors. He joined the Grum Laude Society and won a Music Excellence prize as Drum Corps reader. He has taken exams for Annapolis and hopes to enter. His father administers the State Division of Soldiers Welfare and is Commandant at the Rhode Island Soldiers Home. Mr. and Mrs. Williams and their daughter Mary Ellen attended.

Edwin E. Williams Chester W. Williams Tabor

Kearney Post Grows to 152 Members and Hints at Renovations

Kearney Post 6 of The American Legion reported six World War I veterans admitted at the Friday meeting raising total membership to 152, a five year high. Plans include a social for World War II vets, basement renovations, and officer nominations for July with elections in August. Commander Leroy L. Doan presided.

Civilian Defense Council Ommander Leroy L. Doan

Veterans Attend Rotary Club Meeting

Veterans from four war areas were guests at the Bristol Rotary Club noon meeting. Cpl Conley spoke of Iwo Jima and Guam, Cpl Bottomley described German camp life, and Cpl Di Giorgio from Iceland noted travel times and harsh weather. Capt Clark plans to resume medical practice in Bristol after serving with a hospital unit in the CBI area.

Rotary Club William J. Conley U.S.M.C Pacific William J. Bottomley Samuel D. Clark China-Burma-India Mario di Giorgio Iceland Bristol Cpl Conley Iwo Jima Cpl. Bottomley 7Th Armored Cpl di Giorgio Air Transport Command Presque Isle Europe Clark Cbi China Capt Clark

Cpl A Candelmo Promoted On Okinawa

Word has been received that Cpl Annunzio Candelmo has been promoted to Sergeant in Okinawa. He landed on the beachhead April 1 and fought with the 24th Corps Tenth Army at Saipan and Leyte. He calls this campaign the toughest of all and notes constant shelling and rain making mud knee deep. His brother, Staff Sgt Nat Candelmo, is at Drew Field structuring in Chemical warfare.

Cpl Annunzio Candelmo Okinawa Candelmo 24Th Corps Tenth Army Saipan Leyte Nat Candelmo Drew Field

Firemen Plan Memorial Day Observance Across Town

Fire chief Moses Moore announced a Memorial Day plan with Graves of deceased members to be decorated by a committee including Wilfred Lemaire John Ezicovitch Alexander Guevremont and Joseph E Paul Hydraulion Company services to be held separately Ever Ready Company to meet at 10 am at the station and march to the Cemetery for exercises Also note a Mother's Day prayer and poem from Pvt John G Moore at Camp Lejeune North Carolina sent to his mother

Wilfred Lemaire John Ezicovitch Alexander Guevremont Joseph E Paul

Liberation Tale From Japanese Frontline Letters

American Red Cross reports illuminating a wartime letter from Mother Marie Augustus describing liberation experiences in Manila and Legarda Street. She details horrors witnessed in Japanese custody, personal health, and gratitude for support while confirming Sisters at Lipa and San Pablo remain safe. The missive also mentions friends and relatives in service and reflects faith and hope amidst conflict.

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Daniel C. Perry Tabor Academy Kearney Bristol Real Estate Bay View Avenue Fox Hill Avenue Houpe Street Broadton Road Broad Common Road Sumer A. A. Edmonds CO Rb.i Bristol County Water Charles B Rockwell Col Arthur W. Barrett E Scapes Student Loan Fund Mary J. Shaw Mary J Shaw Muriel Trudell Church Street Arthur Guenthner Helen L. Preble Miss Shaw Howard Knox Cpl. A. Candelmo Moses Moore Hydraulion Company Charles A. Arnold Chester Hemple Samuel A. Mott Robert J Anderson George R Fish John Grabert James P Fay John G. Moore Camp Lejeune, N.C Pfe Manuel Sousa Camp Lejeune N. C Joseph Sousa Richmond Street Alves Battery Shop Metacom Ave Marie Augustus American Red Cross Dear Lullian Will Ethel Paul New Guinea Vin O'Neil Medical Corps Francis Harold Joe Vin Lilian Maryknoll St. Assumpta Andrew L. Duffy Roberson Street Fall River East Providence Fidence Blessed Virgin U.S Lipa San Pablo Manila Legarda Street States O. F St. Fr GU Pond DUCO B.S. Pat Wardwell Lumber Company Thames ST Bristol Motors Washington ST TEL Lat Manufacturing Corp U. S Empe Eee
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