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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
2
A study urges alphabetical listing of ten council candidates with voters choosing five. It argues against party tickets and favors staggered terms to retain experienced members, improving town management and continuity.
Opinion urges loyalty to the new administration and public support for Franklin D Roosevelt. It argues American welfare is interdependent, praises his inaugural resolve, and calls for faith and encouragement to help him and the nation through difficult times.
The piece argues that publicizing RFC loans to banks and railroads undermines depositor confidence, triggers bank runs, and worsens financial strain. It claims banks in the region are sound, urges depositors to keep funds, and defends RFC actions as stabilizing despite fear.
A flurry of society items outlines meetings at the Mite Society Mrs Jenny Bullock hosts a regular Baptist gathering. Hope Circle of D of I meets at the K of C Home. Town Council canvasses voters for next Monday's financial town meeting. Church groups plan Lenten sermons and union services at St Michaels St Albans and First Congregational. Scouts Troop 4 inspection set with Brad ford E Field in charge. Bristol families travel to Washington for inaugural events. A whist party, bingo and March 17 St Patricks Day activities fill the social calendar with plans for a school and language study club.
The court defined a box on the ear as a popular chastisement, stating it is unexcelled in its educative effect when applied at the right time, place, and force. It cannot be replaced in individual cases by gentle admonition or draconian punishment.
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