Twilight League wobble delays King Philip clash on common
Rain-soaked common forces cancellation of King Philip Restaurant versus Jupe Plavius clash. Evening pivot shifts attention to Cranston Worsted Mill Co. vs NIR with Joe Marshall’s team leading the league. noting key players and batting averages as officials Manorano and Rosa prepare the 6 30 start.
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King Philip Restaurant
Jupe Plavius
Jack La‘Fazia
Twilight Baseball
Joe Marshall
Cranston Worsted Mill Co
Kid” Howe
Herb Remick
Hope
Johnny Andrade
Hut” Correira
Foxy” Marshall
Tony” Errico
I. C
Providence
Joe Grego
Harry Main
Providence College
Joe Kelley
NIR
Wool Sorters
Joe
Eddie Menard
Eddie
LaFazia
Tom Manorano
Jake Rosa
Baptist Church Notes Evening Worship and Guild Officers
Church notes list services including a morning sermon If Ye Be Lifted Up and an evening sermon The World Wide Guild elected officers Miss Olive Luther president and other leaders Committees named for White Cross Local Program Membership and Initiation with volunteers from church members
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Christian Endeavor Society
Inez Baston
Olive Luther
Harold Pedley
Hope Mowry
Charles Luther
Chas. Luther
Joseph Alger
White Cross
Dorothy Conklin
Bertha Alger
Harold Slater
Vins Inez Baston
Henrys Bullock
Charles Liscomb
Doris Bullock
Mars Freitas
Local Baseball Week Darkened by Postponements and Rivalries
Persistent rain ruined three top games as Warren Post Juniors faced Kearney Post Junior, Warren and Bristol High schools clashed, and LaFazia Drugs met King Philip Restaurant in Twilight League play. Providence Trade School, 10-3, visits Bristol common to duel Colt Memorial with star Lefty Sullivan, while Col. High seeks fresh momentum against Trade with Marsden D'Ambrosio leading a strong pitching staff.
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Warren Post
A. L
Kearney Post
Warren
Bristol
LaFazia
King Philip Restaurant
Providence Trade School
Colt Memorial
Lefty Sullivan
Sullivan
Kenney
Baker
Page
Durrand
Gadigan
Scusel
Kenacy
Murphy
Magino
Manchester
Downey
Francis
Col. High
Runnera
Warwick High
Burtersville
Cumberland
Jack Marsden
Andre D'Ambrosio
Colt
Andy” D'Ambrosia
Trade
Decline in Large Birds Reported by Biological Survey
A biological survey notes that in the United States small birds are increasing while large birds decline. It attributes larger birds’ losses to deer hunting and habitat pressures, with adverse effects from wand-like tools and forest disturbance.
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The
Biological Survey
United States
Superintendent Bowen outlines Rhode Island hatcheries at Rotary
Roland P. Bowen of Wickford, head of Inland Fisheries, spoke at the Rotary Club on trout and lobster hatcheries. He noted hatcheries protect fish from predators, funded largely by fishing licenses, and announced reconstruction lifting capacity to 100000 fish. He invited visitors to inspect facilities.
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Roland P. Bowen
Wickford
Rotary Club
E. A. Currier, Jr
Bowen
John R Magee
J R Bernardo
D A M . Merriman
Howard R Newman
Hngh School
Albert Thomas
Fall River
Elks Flag Day Program Set by Bristol Man
Gen L H Callan chairs the Flag Day exercises by Providence Lodge of Elks at Benedict Memorial at Roger Williams Park Sunday at 4. The parade forms at 3 on Hamlin Street with Boy Scouts and veterans groups. Judge Antonio A Capoteste will give the main address. Music by Brown University Band and a 100-voice chorus directed by Arthur Hyde.
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Ing
L. H Callan
Providence Lodge of Elks Sunda
Benedict Memorial
Roger Williams Park
Hamlin Street
Boy Scouts
Antonio A Capoteste
Thomas H Moore
Providence Lodge
Elks Order
Brown University
Arthur Hyde
Nicola Pirri to be honored at Bristol banquet
A testimonial banquet will be held Sunday afternoon at Hotel Belvedere for Nicola Pirri, Bristol violinist and Boston Conservatory graduate. Born in Bristol to Mr and Mrs Antonio Perri, he completed studies from public schools through Colt Memorial High School, then earned a four year conservatory course in three years with high honors. The Bristol committee includes Giuseppe R Perron as chairman, Dr John R Bernardo treasurer, Vo J deRocha secretary, and officials Williams Jr. and Senator Dixon.
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Belvedere
Nicola Pirri
Boston Conservatory of Music
Perri
Antonio Perri
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Conservatory
Raimondo Lard
Providence Opera House
Giuseppe R Perron
John RK Bernardo
Vo J deRocha
Council
W Frederick Williams, Jr
William G Dixon
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Elizabeth Paul at Home
About 40 friends hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Elizabeth Paul at her parents home 676 Hope street last Monday evening. Mary Neumann played piano and Mrs Ambrose Destlets and Miss Cora Paul sang. A chicken salad supper followed and gifts were given to Miss Paul who will marry Arthur Joseph Lepper of Riverside on June 22.
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Elizabeth Paul
and Mirs John Paul
Hope Street
Mary Neumann
Ambrose Destlets
Cora Paul
Paul
Obituary of Mrs Sophie Guevremont
Funeral services for Mrs Sophie Guevremont wife of Alec Guevremont of 318 Thames Street were held yesterday from her home to St Marys Church for a nine o'clock requiem mass Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery She was born in Canada 72 years ago and had resided in this town for several years She is survived by her husband four daughters and two sons.
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Sophie Guevremont
Alec Guevremont
Thames Street
St Mary's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Guevremont
Canada
Fewer Museums See Rising Costs Heart Public Loss
A San Francisco Chronicle telegraph piece laments rising costs threaten museums and hospital preserves. It warns that decades hence the public bears costs to save places where notable figures were born and raised.
Ham Hawai ian Style And Pork Chops With Pineapple
A historical note explains ham as a popular protein and offers two recipes pairing ham with Hawaiian pineapple. Ham Hawai ian Style suggests broiled ham slices topped with pineapple, olives, and brown sugar. Pork Chops and Grilled Pineapple describes frying pork chops then broiling pineapple slices to serve with the chops.
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Hawaii
Panama’s Peculiar East West Paradox
A Panama feature notes the isthmus bend near the Panama Canal causes a reversed water motion with sap rising in the Pacific and sinking in the Atlantic. Ships in the canal travel from west to east to move from Atlantic to Pacific in this odd geography.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Control of Red Cross
The American Red Cross is chartered by Congress. Its accounts are audited by the United States Treasury officials, and the President of the United States is the honorary president of the Red Cross. It remains a self governing organization.
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American Red Cross
Congress of the United States
United States Treasury
United States
The
Red Cross
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Buddy * Shaw
Kearney
Starke- Parker Post
East Provence
Leon Lemaire
Buddy” Shaw
Leo Mansi
Lemaire
Colt High School
Girl Scout
Montfort Amery
Mary
Tenderfoot Girl Scout
Bee Es
Betty
John C. Trudell
Second Street
New York
Fox Point
Fulton St
Buffington'’S Drug Store
Maisano’s
Wood S8t
Bristol, AL
Bis
San Francisca
Chron Tele
Marvin's Express
Burton St
Bristol Phoenix Pub. CO
Bradford Street
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