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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

5

Rotary Club Sponsors Boomerang For Colt High Band

The Bristol Rotary Club launches a drive to equip Colt High School Band with uniforms aiding a new band fostered by Mrs. Donovan. About 40 members are named so far including cornets, saxophones, clarinets and drums as clubs pledge time and money to fund uniforms for the community effort.

Rotary Club Boomeraing Benet of Colt High School Donovan Colt High Rotarians Cornets Thomas Campagna David Goglia George Lima George Luther John Camara Palmeida Pithero Louise Ruggiero Anna Kebrek Hilda Cruz Gabriel Saviana Louis Stanzione Samuel Mascena Mary Bisbano Jennie Iasiello Gladys Brightman Vincent Vaccaro Sadie Marine Claudia Puya Catherine Puya Edward Russo Michael Maturi Edmund Mazza Monroe Taves Herbert Sylvester Rose Botelho Rose Chirico Helen Almeida Carol Giusti Vincent Saviano Itelen Roderick Anthony Ascoli Domenic Turillo Frank Catalfama Ralph Fusco John Almeida

Foundry’s First Job Was a Cannon in Denver History

From Denver’s earliest iron foundry a two inch cannon was cast as the initial product to arm American forces against Indians, reflecting the city’s industrial origins and frontier defense era.

Denver

Morris House in Philadelphia as Washington's Executive Mansion

The Morris House at 526-530 Market Street Philadelphia served as George Washington’s residence from December 1790 to March 1797. It had been rebuilt after a 1780 fire when Robert Morris leased the ruins and later leased to Washington for 3000 dollars yearly. John Adams also lived there as President while Andrew Kennedy owned it after buying from Morris for 37000 dollars. Adams remained until the capital moved to Washington in spring 1800.

Morris Philadelphia Washington Sieur John Holker Genera France Market Street Rober Morris John Adams Andrew Kennedy Adams

Draft Constitution Proposed Name The United People and States

The U S James Wilson draft of the Constitution hints at naming the nation The United People and States of America. The document suggests an early alternative to the United States name, reflecting a broader federation concept.

U. S James Wilson United People States of America

Committee Drafts Program for Mt Carmel Celebration

Arrangements committee met in the Parish Hall to approve a two day Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel program for July 15 and 16. The plan mirrors the 1937 event with music by Providence Marine Band and a doll carriage parade attracting entries. A follow up meeting is set for next Wednesday at 7 45 p m.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Congregational Street Providence Marine Band Rocco Miglior Caroline Squatrito Antonio Notarangelo Fortunato Squatrito Santo Buccio Nicholas Castighego

Who Pays The National Debt The United States

The article argues that the administration aims for a balanced budget to curb the national debt near 37 billion dollars. It contends public debt means postponed taxes harming workers, and calls for disciplined federal spending to restore purchasing power and employment, noting workers ultimately bear debt costs.

Trug Washington

Bristol Scouts Prepare for Pawtucket Drill and Summer Plans

The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps holds an 7 p.m. drill at Scout Hall for Pawtucket contest prep. First Troop gathers at Camp Wampanoag Monday for a treasure hunt with outdoor scoutcraft. Troop 3 aided St Elizabeth’s Carnival. Troop 2 joined a junior baseball league and won its first game.

Bristol Boy Scout Bugle Pawtucket Scourt Hall Camp Wampanoag St. Elizabeth’s Church Scout Hall

First Citrus Fruit Arrives in Florida and California

The fruit known as citrus arrived in Florida around 1565 and in California around 1769, marking key dates in the spread of this crop across early American regions.

Florida California

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