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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1947

Page

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Final Statements From Bristol Elections Candidates

The paper prints the Republican Acting Chairman statement and publishes five Democratic Town Council candidates pledge to investigate gambling and sever ties with big-time gamblers. Also includes Barbara Anne Campanella 16th birthday party notice and Dr. John R. Bernardo’s campaign remarks praising Gilbert C. Hoover and urging Bristol voters to support the Republican candidates.

Republican Party Democratic Party Bristol Police Department Barbara Anne Campanella Adolphe Ferreira Williams Street Gilbert C. Hoover First

Sunday Use Of School Buildings Needs No Change

The special committee appointed to study Sunday use of public school buildings recommends against changing the by laws at this time. Arguments centered on limited town benefit, maintaining control over use, extra labor for staff, and budget wear and tear. Other actions included field use requests, auditorium permits, and publishing the 1947-48 school calendar.

John Andrade Bristol Town J G A Riccio Guiteras Field Riccio Ferncroft Charles Silvia Guiteras Our Lady of Mt Carmel Reynolds School Bristo Phoenix Publishing Company

Republicans Fire Back at Conflicting Statements in Bristol

The Republican Party denounces Democratic Policy Committee remarks as conflicting. They question the claim that 80 to 90 percent of tax bills would stay the same after revaluation and urge clarity on who would face higher taxes.

Democratic Policy Committee Bristol Vater Republican Party

Gold Medal Basketball Tournament Planned in Andrews Gym

George W Boutilier named general chairman for the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament scheduled March 26 27 and 28 at Andrews Gym under Bristol YMCA Athletic Committee sponsorship Eight teams from Bristol Warren Barrington Riverside will compete for seven prizes The teams include Bristol Vikings Barrington Cor Vets Riverside and others with coaches listed such as Joseph Murgo Ralph De Angelis Nick Cariglia Earl Swanson and John Borges

Andrews Industrial League of the Ymca George W Boutilier State Street Andrews Gym Bristol Ymca Bristol Warren Barrington Riverside

Rhode Island Artists Exhibition Opens with Local Talent

Mrs Hannah Drury Clark Miss Clara Herreshoff and Mrs Dorothy Holt Manuel of this town will participate in the annual Rhode Island Artist’s Exhibition opening Sunday at the Rhode Island School of Design. Their works were accepted by a jury of prominent artists.

Hannah Drury Clark Clara Herreshoff Dorothy Holt Manuel Rhode Island R. I. School of Design

Battery C Readies for Federal Inspection at Armory

Battery C of the 243rd AAA AW Battalion Rhode Island National Guard met at the State Armory to complete preparations for a federal inspection set for tomorrow afternoon and evening. The group trained in close order drill artillery instruction and military law with an Open House planned for March 26 in the Armory. Committee members include Frank Sousa chairman Joseph Aroucca Arthur Cordeiro and Henry Martelly.

243Rd Aaa AW Battalion R. I. National Guard Frank Sousa Joseph Aroucca Arthur Cordeiro Henry Martelly

Newport Tops Town Team 76 62 In Andrews Gym

Newport First Ward Bombers defeated Bristol Town 76 to 62 led by Dick Hole with 31 points. Artie Pansa and Teet Topazio stood out for Bristol while Newport showed superior class. In the opening game YMCA Soda Crackers beat Milk Crackers to face Louie Murgo's Safe Crackers for Cracker League title.

Dick Hole Newport First Ward Bombers Bristol Town Newporters Hole Andrews Ymca Soda Crackers Louie Murgo Safe Crackers

Powell dies after luncheon amid tributes from Missouri alumni

The Washington Chapter of the University of Missouri alumni honor Mr. J B Powell at a Missouri alumni luncheon in Washington DC where he collapsed and died. Powell, famed Shanghai journalist and editor of the China Press and China Weekly, fought Japanese aggression and reported from the Orient for decades. He faced traps, injuries, and political danger, earning recognition as a fearless editor and correspondent in Far East reporting.

Powell Clark Nichols Washington Univ. of Missouri Mr. Powell J. B. Powell Shanghai New York Washington, D. C James R. Young Far East Young Missouri Orient Morris Harris Asia China Press America Europe China J.B Bridge House Mahatma Gandhi Tokyo War Department Manchuria American Occupational Tribunal

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Miss Campanella Andrade Parshley Saviano Fitzgerald Farr Father Rocha Andrews School Cooley First Congregational Church Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Reynolds the Times of America Trav Bsi Technicolor ARES Evelyn Keyes Arest Bill Goodwin News and Cartoon Kings Row Ann Sheridan Robert Cummings Neons Hop Harrigan Stephen Longstreet Sidney Skolsky Alfred €. Green Kearney Post No. 6 Shore Front Colt Drive Senate Pastore Mulemaggi Bristol Vikings Joseph Murgo Esso Station Mike Topazio Barrington Cor Ralph de Angelis Cariglia’s All Stars Nick Cariglia Anthony Perreira Earl E. Swanson Emerson Hood Mfg Corp John Borges Newport Artie Pansa Teet Topazio Bristolians Siberia Henry Pu Yi Japan China Weekly Mr. Young Douglas MacArthur London
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