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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1942

Page

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Statewide blackout to pause Bristol lights this week

A brief Bristol notice outlines a week long blackout called by the State Council of Defense with green signals 1 2 and 3 for phased mobilization. Streets may be darkened as outdoor signs go dark and only blackout lighting is allowed while police fire and utility crews mobilize.

Bristol State Council of Defense Focal Defense Providénce Council of Defense Prescott Paull Army Navy

Girl Scouts urged to register for Camp Hoffman this summer

Union Station Providence to Kingston transportation offered Sundays July 5 12 19 and August 2 16 with a staff member on the train and camp pickup in Kingston. Bristol Girl Scout Council chair Mrs James McKenna notes rising registrations and first Brownie period filled. Camp Hoffman safety and evacuation measures described with health care and diet plans verified by Red Cross examiners and a nurse on site. Fielded by Civilian Defense Harbor Defense and State Evacuation Committee with campers reporting to Evacuation Headquarters.

Union Station Providence Kingston James McKenna Bristol Girl Scout Council Camp Hoffman Camp Hoffman Rhode Island

Third Son Enlists in U S Navy at Providence

Jerry Cirillo formerly with Collins & Aikman Corp left for Newport to begin Navy training after being sworn in on the Providence City Hall steps. He is the son of Mrs. Mary Cirillo of 79 Franklin Street, with two brothers already in service.

Jerry Cirillo Collins & Aikman Corp Newport U. S Navy Cit. Hall Providence Marys Cirillo Franklin Street Joseph Navy Carmine Marine Corps

Busy Week For Members Of High School Class Of 1942

The Bristol High School class of 1942 will hold Class Day tomorrow Graduation Thursday evening and a Friday reception The event features Lieut Gov Louis W Cappelli speaking on Young Americans with diplomas distributed by School Committeeman John Cordeiro Invocation and benediction by Rev Herbert D Graetz Welcome by Class President Samuel W DelPiano and valedictory by Harold Dennis Prizes awarded by Mr Burke class gift presented by Frank Murgo and Annunzio Candelmo and singing by the school Class officers include President Samuel W Del Piano Vice President Frank Joey Murgo Secretary Felicia Goglia Treasurer Walter Brelsford and executive committee members Angelina Borges Gladys Brightman Harold Dennis Virginia Ingram Paul Richards Colors are red and gold.

Bristol High School Louis W. Cappelli Andrews Gymnasium John Cordeiro Herbert D. Graetz First Congregational Church Felicia Josephine Goglia Walter A Brelsford Angelina Borges Gladys Brightman Harold Dennis Virginia Ingram Paul Richards

Garden Bridge Brings Many Subscribers Tomorrow

Many subscribers for the garden bridge event are reported for tomorrow afternoon at Mrs J H Taplin residence in Bristol Highlands. The affair, sponsored by the Congregational Club, also features a white elephant table and a food table. If weather turns poor, bridge will move to Wardwell House on Hope Street.

J. H. Taplin Bristol Highlands Congregational Club Wardwell House Hope Street

Town Clerk Office Hours For Voter Registration

The Town Clerk's office will be open tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 for registry voters and will hold Wednesday evening hours this month. Additional sessions are scheduled for June 27 29 and 30 from 9 am to 9 pm.

Vacancy in Town Council Appointed to Fill Pasquarelli Seat

The Town Council has authority to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Councilman Michael W Pasquarelli who is now in army service. The term of the new appointee expires next March.

Michael W Pasquarelli

Teaching staff reshuffle cuts vacancies to seven

The Superintendent reported ten potential vacancies due to resignations transfers and marriages but a staffing reduction brings net vacancies to seven. The School Committee approved transfers new probationary appointments and the retention of married teachers with armed forces spouses.

E. S. Mapes Rose Fasano Ayres Marguerite Vermette Sherin Mapes College of Education Byfield School Bristol Campagna Guiteras Gertrude Leonard Benjamin Hazen Sherin Rose Ayres Reynolds School Leonard Marguerite Sherin Ruth Tattrie Gulleras School Emma Bonvicin Eunice Marshman Antoinette Garista Marshman

Colt High Band Third Annual Concert Delights Audience

The Colt High School Band held its third annual concert in Colt High auditorium with a large, enthusiastic crowd. Highlights included National Unity by Helen Church dedicated to the band, a trombone solo with encore by Anthony Ascoli, and a trumpet solo by Anna Kebrek. Proceeds fund new band uniforms.

Colt High School Colt High Auditorium Helen Church Anthony Ascoli Anna Kebrek

Freida’s Courage in Wartime Escape From Nazi Germany

An American friend recounts Freida, a German resistive figure, who fled Gestapo persecution, survived camps in France and Switzerland, aided by Lutherans and Quakers, and secured American visas on Christmas Day. Her tale contrasts German people with Nazi violence and highlights resilience, faith, and aid networks.

Freida Holland Germany Switzerland Frieda Gretchen America Nice Barcelona Madrid Lisbon

July arrival in Yor land prompts women to fight tyranny

The fragment describes Frieda, a German-American woman, learning English and joining a worldwide group of women eager to work and fight tyranny. It notes language barriers and a resolve to study, forming a table cage of ideas where women from many countries unite to oppose injustice.

Frieda Andy Feht

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Red Cross U. S Garden Bridge Mary B. Sanford Santulli Madeline Neiderer Emily Borges Camara Bonvicia Garista Miss Neiderer Gertrude A. Leonard Taft Valley School George T. Ingram Pappasquash Bristol Taxi Co William Holden Ellen Drew Brian Donlevy Andrew Andrews Jane Frazee Robert Paige Gloria Jean Heaven Joel McCrea Veronica Lake Sullivan Charles Barnet Wingy Manone Ken Murray Harriet Hilliard Jenny Metrotone News OF Bob Hope Madeleine Carroll Beart m Gale Senderyeara George Zucco Victor Vareon R. J. Anderson Democratic Town Committee Ahis Are Thor American Committee For Christian Refugees Underground Gestapo Paris
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