Textile industry under tariff threat facing Bristol
Bristol residents rely on the textile industry for livelihoods and its welfare affects many others. The piece warns that proposed reciprocal tariff reduction treaties with Britain and others could allow lower wage countries to flood the U S with textiles, underselling American products and harming workers. It calls for civic cooperation and support for the industry.
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Bristol
Great Britain
United States
Morris Gets One Year In Men's Reformatory
Albert Morris a 30 year old WPA worker received a year in Cranston's Men's Reformatory after pleading guilty to failing to support his two children and misusing WPA funds for liquor. Judge William T O'Donnell scolded him for prioritizing rum over family and parents. Several other cases were continued or adjourned including Adrian Capron Roberto Ma wake continued civil filings and a $9 book account decision for Charles Falugo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
William T O'Donnell
Albert Morris
Cranston
Fifth District Court
Charles E. Burns
Morris
O'Donnell
Aid
Moras
Antone Medeiros
Bradford Street
Medeiros
John
Adrian B Capron
Providence
Max Makowsky, Inc
Rafael Proto
Biagio del Toro
Pauline Raposa Alias
John C Trudell
Reginald Brown
Lucy Vergelli
William Mello
Coggeshall
Ay Orecharet
Tarringz
William J O'Donnell
Rotary Club to hear Mayor Murray of Fall River
Mayor Alexander C. Murray of Fall River will speak at the Rotary Club meeting tomorrow. The town's social and church activities include the Mite Society gathering at Miss Lucy Wall's Cook Street home and parish events at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander C. Murray
Fail River
Rotary Club
The
Mite Society of the First Baptist Church
Lucy Wall
Cook Street
Altar Society
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Bristol to Host State Portuguese-American Civic League Convention
The State Portuguese-American Civic League will hold its annual convention in Bristol next year. The Bristol session at the Hotel Viking Newport named Anthony Junes and Mrs. Joseph Almeida as leaders of the Bristol delegation. Luke White, president, announced plans for an indoor baseball league and a Ladies Night on March 22. The Bristol County Betterment Group appoints 10 Bristol members including Reginald Dimond and Anthony Thomas. meeting set at the Bristol County Water Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pblishing Company
Secon
Bristol
Phoebe i
Roswell S. Bosworth
Joseph P
P. F. Mahoney
Wood Street
George R. McCarthy
C.C. F
James F. Duffy
Joe Julio F. Xavier
John Massano
Wood
Perry’s Spa
Hope Street
T. J. Connery
Civic League
Viking
Newport
Anthony Junes
Joseph A. ‘Almeida
Luke White
Tames, West
Almer Rishe
Lyte White
F Reginald Dimond
Bristol County Betterment Group
G Guy Morrow
H D Graetz
Anthony Thomas
L. H Callan
Arthur J Duffy
A J Ferrara
Howard R Newman
Charles Otten, Jr
R. S .Bosworth
Bristol County Water Company
Dress Rehearsal For Minstrel Show At St Andrews Boys Club
Four youths under 16 will host the dress rehearsal tonight at St Michael's parish house for St Andrews Boys Club minstrel show. Arthur Williams Henry Hambrick Arnold White and Walter Brelsford are slated as ends with William Pinch Jr as interlocutor and Mrs Frank A Rounds as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
St Andrew's Boys Club
St . Michael's Parish House
Arthur Wiailliams
Henrys Hambrick
Arnold White
Walter Brelsford
Cork
William Pinch, Jr
Frank A _ Rounds
Pastor Reappointed For Another Year At Methodist Conference
Rev. Marvin W. Top was unanimously requested to serve another year at the fourth quarterly conference of State Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr. W. H. Bath presided as Providence District superintendent while officers for the year were confirmed, listing treasurer Oliver H. Blaisdell and numerous stewards and trustees including George Pollock, Mrs. George Bacon, Miss Myra Blaisdell, and Rev. Marvin W. Topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin W. Top
State Street Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Bath
Providence
Oliver H. Blaisdell
Henry Hambrick
Charles Sylvester
George Pollock
Guy A. Sullivan
George Bacon
Herbert Town
Arthur Newman
Harry Town
Martha Paull
I. N. Coggeshall
Fred Blaisdell
A. M. Miller
Sarah Bosworth
William Remyeres
Lillian Sienalas
George Baco Zire
Ethel Blaisdell
George Richardson
Ruby Blaisdell
Florence Potter
Wesley French
Local church committees listed with officers and members
The church outlines its committees and officers including Music Finance Benevolent Auditing and Religious Education with names like Herbert Town Mrs Sarah B Church Miss Ruby Blaisdell Oliver Blaisdell and Rev Marvin W Topping. Other listed members include Mrs Adele Sturdevant Mrs Gladys Pickett Miss Betty Hambrick and Mrs Wesley French.
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Vere
Lullian Vicholas
Brea Blaisdell
Martha Paull
Wesley French
Herbert Town
Sarah B. Church
J. Lanaire
J Floyd Heustis
Oliver H. Blaisdell
Gladys Pickett
Adele Sturdevant
Marvin W. Topping
Ruby Blaisdell
Betty Hambrick
Oliver H Blaisdell
Edith Bacon
Alice Briggs
Helen McCaughey
Harriet Morgan
Russell Gover
Eugene Byone
George Bacon
Sarah Bosworth
Myra Blaisdell
Finance Commiiittee
George Pollock
Clinton T Sherman
J J Lanzire
W H Remieres
Fred Blaisdell
Martha Hill
Harriet Church
Clinton W T Sherman
Gus Sullivan
Church
A M Miller
Walter Briggs
Charles Sylvester
Guy A Sullivan
Harry Town
Henry Hambrick
George Richardson
Chinton T Sherman
Sarah Bos
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Manchester
The funeral of Mrs. Nellie J. (Goff) Manceester who died after a five month illness was held from 366 High Street with a solemn high mass at St. Marys Church conducted by Rev. Michael L. Ryan. Nora E. Dwyer sang at the offertory and closing. Burial followed in St. Marys Cemetery with bearers Dr William L Serbst Judge Edward S Patercrick Serbst Edward Bunn and John McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie J. (Goff) Manceester
High Street
St. Mary’s Church
Michael L. Ryan
Nora E. Dwyer
Jesus
St. Mary’s Cemetery
William L. Serbist
Edward S. Pater - Crick Serbst
Edward Bunn
John McGovern
Bingo Held At Fhe Jewish Temple Crowd Crowds
Community event highlights at the FHE Jewish Temple bingo night on Thursday February 24 1938 featuring a list of local sponsors and shops in Warren including Marks Furniture Co A P Stores Makowsky Sons Store First National Stores and more with several businesses such as Buffington's Pharmacy Jamies's Dept. Store and Newport Tobacco Co participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campanella Bros Grocery
Nastri’s
Bernard's Market
Leones
Ferncroft Super Market
Corea’s
Breen's
Newport Tobacco Co
Newport
Iselle's
State Street Bakery Shop
Duff.'s
Bell Furniture
Levnten’s
Philips Hardware
Warren Maxons
Warren
Charles Connery
James Meiggs
Josie’s Beauty Shop
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Ae Aeiranl
Bristol, R. I
France
Phoenix
State Department
Naalta Orca
Ifs
Baat
Reformatory
United Social Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Speaking
Globetrotter
Hix
National Safety Council
Herbert D. Graetz
William P.buffington
Sup’t. of Schools
E. S .Mapes
Atlantic City
American Association of School Superintendents
William T. Dwyer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Taborn
Elizabeth Matheson
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Mass
Clarence Booth
Chestnut Street
Tomoorrow
St. Mary’s Dramatic’ Society
St. Mary’s Choral Society
Pawtucket
Ladies Aid Society
State Street M. E
George M. Cady
New Andrews Memorial School
Men’s Union
Guneral House
Alan M. Poote
Gen
L. H. Callan
Church Auditorium
Henry F. Serbst, Jr
William H. Sisson
Sansone Funeral Home
State Street
John Ezikovich
Lincoln Ave
Tel
R-K
Orth
Box H
Bristol Phenix
Childs
Jacob Molasky
William Street
Allard
Mr Childs
Industrial Trust Company
Catherine Street
Washington Street
Bristol 600
Phenix
Warrgn
Pp. m
Charles M. Connery
Burton ST
Pont Paints
Dupont
Wardwell Lumber Company
Thames Street
Mrs
Manchester
Sipeer Nami A
Hanke Steer Het
Lykens Valley
Staples Coal CO
Thames ST
Atlantic Coal Oe
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