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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1940

Page

2

Making Up Their Minds on War and League of Nations

The piece argues Americans will unite to defeat Hitler and Mussolini after Mussolini's war declaration. It recalls Roosevelt's warning against isolation and critiques past rejection of the League of Nations, urging mass resolve to avoid living under tyranny. It notes public opinion shifting toward action and leadership by the people.

Mussolini Hitler Roosevelt United States League of Nations Phooey Wilson Tate League Noe Wall Street

Local Society and Civic Notes From the Phoenix

Arthur T. Newman named organist at Warren M E Church succeeding Myron Co Ballou. Gremial Daughters of Portugal to meet at Miss Mary Andrade 427 High Street. Dr Frederick V Martin attends Rotary International convention in Havana Cuba. Hope Circle whist finals at K of C Hall State Street. Life Begins Again film shown at Rotary Club for deafness cure. Miss Isabel Hurley visiting Miss Claire E Foster 36 Usher Place. Italian Socialites Club meets at Miss Marion Sousa 16 Roma Street. Cadets Ralph and John Bernardo cited. Fishburne Military School students return for summer. Court of Awards for Goldenrod Troop Bristol Girl Scouts at Girl Scout House. Miss Catherine W Levere at West Point graduation. Alan P Thayer nephew of Riverside a graduate. Miss Betty Cudworth Berberian graduates Boston University in Education specializing in Physical Education. Mrs Sebastian Bernard Jr to speak on flower arrangement at Taft School Club. Dancing program by Miss Elsie Greenwood's class. Mrs C B Perry presiding. Bristol Yacht Club plans dances June 22 July 20 Aug 31 bingo July 6 children’s party July 25. Yacht Club ladies to host bridge Aug 14 at clubhouse. Senator Bob Wall and Leo Cantwell named judges for Queen of the Ball at Alumni Ball. third judge to be named. Vera Jeanne Philips Boston acrobatic skater engaged for the evening. reservations for June 28 ball selling well. Next committee meeting Wednesday June 19.

Bob > Wall I Leo Cantwell Jeanne Philips Boston

Funeral Service Held for Miss Maria Dimond Norris

Miss Maria Dimond Norris of Bristol died Friday after a brief illness. The funeral was held at 2:30 p.m. at her home 474 Hope Street with Canon Parshley and Rev Bernard Iddings Bell officiating. Burial followed in Juniper Hill Cemetery. Survivors include her brother Samuel Norris of Ridgefield Connecticut.

Maria Dim Nn Norris Hope Street Canon Parshley St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Bernard Iddings Bell Providence Juniper Hill Cemetery Wallis E. ‘Howe John R. Magee J. Winthrop DeWolf Frank A. Rounds Henry Trudell Anthony Dupont Bristol Miss Norris Samuel Isabelle Eustis (Dimond) Norris Europe Napoleon III France William Belgium George Greece Franz Joseph Austria London Hamburg Germany Lucerne Switzerland England Florence Italy D A Colonial Dames of Rhode Island Ivy Guild and Benevolent Society St. Michael’s Church Republican Club Samuel Norris Ridgefield, Conn

Boy Scouts Stage Circus and Competition

The Boy Scout Circus proved a real success with Bristol Corps winning the Bugle and Drum Corps championship of Narragansett. Troop 18 Pawtucket showcased gymnastics while Field Executive Angelo Zuccolo of Providence announced. An autographed scroll was presented to R F Haffenreffer for Camp King Philip donations and Joseph Marshall earned the Eagle Scout Badge.

Narragansett Bristol Corps Troop 18 Pawtucket Angelo Zuccolo Providence R F Haffenreffer Camp King Philip Bristol County Joseph Marshall Haffenretfer Mas America God Save Guiteras Field Wio

Rhode Island State College graduate from Newport

Joseph Russell Pierce of 15 Friendship Place Newport earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with minors in aeronautics and education. He assisted in the aeronautics lab, served as treasurer of the Society of Mechanical Engineers, worked on the Grist staff, and belonged to Alpha Psi Fraternity.

Rhode Island State College Joseph Russell Pierce Friendship Place Newport Angie W Pierce Pierce Mechanical Engineering Alexander Aeronautics Engineering Laboratory Society of Mechanical Engineers Grist Alpha Psi Fraternity

Fleming v Garvin ends after long delays in Fifth District Court

In Fifth District Court the private complaint of Robert G Fleming versus Chris A Garvin was finally disposed of after nearly a year of continuances. Hugo A Clason for Fleming cited illness preventing testimony and offered to pay original costs totaling 14 dollars. Garvin faced charges of unlawfully possessing Fleming milk bottles but denied any wrongdoing. The matter followed by a civil action McKay versus Littlefield and Alves versus Morta, both continued or dismissed as noted.

Chris A. Garvin Fifth District Hugo A. Clason Fleming Garvin Lisi Robert J. McKay Mary Littlefield August Alves Joseph Morta

Fragmentary Note Hints at Arrival Date

Incomplete OCR text suggests a message about arrival timing or plans. The legible bits imply a postponed or awaited visit with a personal tone, but specific names, dates, or places are not readable to confirm details.

A Constant Reader Calls For Allied Support In War

A letter to the editor argues Americans must aid the Allies with weapons and ammunition to defeat European dictators. The writer warns against neutrality and asserts that victory is vital to preserve American life and institutions.

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Bristol Letter Defends Isolation and Free Speech

Edward Migliori responds to Rev Parshley and Pro Patria arguing against Allied propaganda critique. He defends U S freedom, cites Washington and Lindbergh, and warns against entangling alliances while urging isolation amid the 1940 European conflict.

Bristol Phoenix Parshley United States of America Pro Patria Lindbergh Leopold George Washington Washington Edward Migliori

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bristol Phoenix Publishing Company R. I Roswell S. Bosworth Bradford St Corner Phoenix Josep P. Quartaro Thames IWS Alger Perry F. Mahoney Wood Street Buffington’s Pharmacy Hope St Dee Peat tamaRey Arthur T. Newman Warren M. E. Church Myron Co. Ballou the Gremial, Daughters of Portugal Mary Andrade High Street Frederick V. Martin Rotary International Havana Cuba Hope Circle, Daughters of Isabella K. of C. Hall State Street Rotary Club Isabel Hurley Francis J. Hurley Roxbury, Mass Claire E. Foster Usher Place Marion Sousa Roma Street Ralph and John Bernardo John R. Bernardo Fishburne Military School Waynesboro Goldenrod Troop Bristol Girl Scouts Girl Scout House Franklin Street Catherine W Levere West Point Miihtarys Academy Alan P Thayer Riverside Betty Cudworth Berberian Arthur S Berberian Boston University Sebastian Bernard, Jr Taft School Club Elsie Greenwood C B Perry Bristol Yacht Club Bridge Maria Mro Alexander Gomes Phoenix Office 134Th St Flushing N Y Flushing V T McDermott Free Park Ing L. W Young Real Silk Hosiery Cottage Street Peggy Church Street Constitution Street Samuel J. Steen Tel. Conn Boy Scouts Bristol Bay R. I. State Joseph G. A. Riccio DeWolf Ave Regina Elena Society ODD Fellows Hall High St R. L Joseph Pannone Democratic Town Committee BUY Direct Warren Memorial CO Railroad Ave Warren, R. I Warren Harry Howe, Bogert Huntington New York R I Joseph Sansone State St Staples Coal Company TEL KY. A. Skinner Mem Insurance Was
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