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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1939

Page

3

Confessions of a Nazi Spy at Pastime with a strong cast

The Pastime screens Confessions of a Nazi Spy starring Edward G. Robinson and others. It asks who the man next door is and where he reports, amid a program of democratic defense. Friday and Saturday features Texas Sam Houston and Man of Conquest with a large ensemble cast.

United States America Edward G. Robinson Francis Lederer George Sanders Paul Lukas Henry O'Neill Texas Sam Houston West Alamo San Jacinto Richard Dix Gail Patrick Edward Ellis Joan Fontaine Victor Jory Robert Barrat Robert Armstrong C. Henry Gordon George Hayes Ralph Morgan Max Terhune

Elizabeth Trainor Weds Raymond Ainsworth in Warren June Wedding

Elizabeth Trainor daughter of Mrs Mary Trainor of 114 Constitution Street Warren and Raymond Ainsworth son of Mrs Lydia Ainsworth of 44 Mason Avenue Warren were married in a St Mary's church ceremony with Rev Michael L Ryan officiating. The couple plan to reside at 44 Mason Street Warren after a wedding trip to northern New England.

Elizabeth Trainor Mary Trainor Constitution Street This Town Raymond Ainsworth Lydia Ainsworth Mason Avenue Warren St Mary's Church Michael L. Ryan Muriel Asselin Warren Edward Trainor Henry B Serbst, Jr Elm Farm Trainor Ainsworth New England Mason Street Bristol St Mary’s Parochial Colt Memorial High School International Businness School of New York Churgh and Wetherell of

Celebration plans for Mount Carmel feast events

The preparations committee outlines a four day festival July 14 to 16 with parades band concerts fireworks and a greased pole climb. A carnival run July 13 to 16 and a doll carriage parade are planned along with multiple vesper services and sports events. An expanded list of honorary members and subcommittees enhances organization for decor, finance, sports and fireworks.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Congregational Street Short Street Callan Bay View Avenue John A Mellone Amelio Cavallaro Gerardo Codola Salvatore Coppolino Paul C Millemagegi Joseph Vorro Joseph P Quartaga Mathew. &. Troano Vincent Mancio R. Perroni Domenic Perron Philip Sansone Antonio Soldano James Rasola John Romano Nicholas Nappi Domenic Campagna Anthony Campagna Saverio Manceri Paul Celone George DuPont Thomas Ralzano Gustave Vergelh Matteo Principe Mathew Ciccola Gerolma Squatrito Frank Romana Francesco Borgia Anthony TiPalma James Anto Salvatore Della Morte Biagio del Toro Albenzio DiMezza Saverio J. Rinaldi John Belzano Francesco Garisto Antonio Rucci Gustavo Cirillo Louis Ciallo Anthony Russo Frank Cassano George Solomenese Michael Secura Mathew Capone, Jr Frank Lanzire Giuseppe Marino Domenico Mastorgloseph W. A. Riccio Carmine A Ieisaindo F .Ratano Nicholas Pirri Paul Murgo Giuseppe Sodini Vincent DeFelice Michael de Leo Antonio Mazza Antonia Arico Ambrose Federico Frank Langello

Campanella Sovie Nuptials In Fulton Church

Miss Hazle Alice Sovie daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred E Sovie Sr of Fulton wed Dr Paul Joseph Campanella son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Campanella of Bristol yesterday at Holy Family Church Fulton. The ceremony was led by Father Tracy with Miss Alice Lalonde soloist. The couple’s families and out of town guests attended as both wore formal attire and exchanged vows followed by a wedding breakfast.

Holy Family Church Fulton Hazle Alice Sovie Alfred E Sovie West First Street City Paul Joseph Campanella Joseph Campanella Wood Street Bristol Tracy Alice Lalonde Miss Rose Campanela Norman William Lovie Maid of Honor Lovie Campanella Syracuse University Syracuise University St Joseph’s Hospital New York New York City National Medical Honorary Fraternity Alpha Kappa Kappa Iota Frank Griglio Tena Antoinette Campanella

Firemen Honor Deceased Comrades In Memorial Observance

Bristol firemen remembered their dead with cemetery flags and bugle calls. Ever Ready Company led a march to St Mary's Cemetery to honor three members then visited Lincon Cemetery Norwood to honor Fred F Suzman. Other companies Hydraulion Defiance Dreadnaught joined the tribute with scattered ceremonies.

Bristol Bristol Boy Scout St Mary's Cemetery Lincoln Cemetery Norwood Fred F Suzman Arthur J Belmore St Mary's North Hydraulion Defiance Dreadnaught Robert Jo McKay Santo Matrone Oscar Rishe John Dimond William Simmons Joseph Paul Alex Guexremont Wilfred Lemaire John Ertkosich

Fair highlights night lights Futurama and railroads show

A firsthand view of the city fair includes a night display of lights and the Futurama exhibit with timed speaking devices. The Railroads on Parade pageant at the Railroad Building impresses as a must see for families and students, lasting about an hour.

Evening Boulevard Tour of Light and Sound Exhibits

A narrator walks from Schaefer's Restaurant past the General Electric exhibit of man-made lightning to the Kodak Building and Utilities Exhibit. At the G F Building they view Steinmetz lighting and then the Lagoon of Nations with symphonic music and 400 gas nozzles plus 1,400 water jets and Roman candles. Fireworks at Fountain Lake with Billy Rose's Aquacade close the night as sky rockets rise from barges controlled from shore.

Schaefer General Electric Kodak G. F Lagoon of Nations Fountain Lake Billy Rose

Aquacade dazzles crowds with star lineup at New York fair

The Aquacade featuring Eleanor Holm Johnny Weismuller and 500 performers drew about 10 000 spectators after 12 am at the fairgrounds. Visitors lingered on the Midway while the event closed around 2 am prompting late-night travels to Manhattan and the Hotel Lexington.

Eleanor Holm Johnny Weismuller Subway Manhattan Lexington

King and Queen Visit Dampens Rhode Island Fair

The narrator, after exploring two Chilean built structures, finds them closed during a royal visit. Shops and attractions are largely shut as residents flock to see Their Majesties, with the royal auto leading a parade into the grounds.

Chile Rhode Island

Wandering visitor finds brief relief in Rhode Island exhibit chair

A tired narrator roams exhibits with little time to sit and finally rests in a modest Rhode Island display area. The moment offers a genuine sigh of relief as fatigue overwhelms.

Rhode Island Box

Ice Girls Toasted by Heat at Fair Amusement

A witness recalls climbing to the subway ramp and watching the Fair from a departing train. On the Amusement platform, three or four young women in bathing suits stood under a sign declaring they were frozen in ice. The heat was so intense the observer wished to be in an ice cake.

Roy Lawin Warren Grand Central Station Roy J Winthrop DeWolf

Sam Boyer and Charlie Green Host At New Haven Fair

Sam Boyer of the New Haven and Charlie Green Director of Promotion at the Fair were fine hosts. They made our visit pleasant and provided a splendid time for all attendees.

Sam Boyer New Haven Charlie Green

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