Roosevelt Winning Support as House Passes Emergency Budget Bill
President Roosevelt gains backing from over 90 Republicans to pass a bill granting authority to cut Federal salaries and veterans' compensation. The measure drew fierce opposition from veterans' and federal employee groups, but supporters praise his decisiveness and willingness to act during the emergency. Representative Francis Condon of Rhode Island voted against the bill.
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Confidence Returns as Upswing Hopes Rise Amid Bank Closures
A fragmented editorial voice argues Americans stay optimistic despite bank closures and market shocks. It praises resilience, notes Roosevelt and the New Deal stance as a path to recovery, and urges continued faith in economic and political leadership.
Birthday Party for Mrs Rebello Celebrates 84th
Mire Tesse S Rete dla Peres Py founded a Sunday birthday party for Mrs Rebello turning 84. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Rebello and many relatives from Fall River. Mrs Rebello received a $25 gold piece and numerous gifts while guests enjoyed refreshments and vocal and instrumental numbers.
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John SS Rebella
Joseph S Rebella
Manuel So
Rebelo
Nienda
Creo Gata Lena Jonme Kebelong Fesse
George
James Rebello
Singeremnalscns
John Fenevides
Waal Benevides
Vere Antone Vacreta
Manuel Alves Mir
Bento Amaral
Famual
Martin
Mary and
Amy Sousa
Macy Andrade
Mary Souza
Florence Rego
Joseph Rego
Fifth District Court Recesses Sentences and Fines
Netima apeom the vrdyaee eet thear altorne Poh To Cyarmtin IK Ded ford street and Creorge Landberg at Padd street charged with taking shelfish tram pelluted waters admit guilt and sentenced to 1x months. Costs of court set at 10 each to be paid within the period. Continuances granted for Tours Stanzi and several civil cases. West vs Barrys defaulted.
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Vrdyaee Eet Thear Altorne Poh
Cyarmtin IK Dedford
Creorge Landberg
Padd Street
Gudt
Penpimi F Landemuth
Tatth
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Tours Stanzione
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State Street
Ambrose Federico
Antonio Almeida
Luke H. Callan
Albert R. Jackson
Charles H. West
James E. Barrys
Bristol church groups plan events and services across town
The district churches schedule a St Patrick's Night dance at G A R Hall with Vernie Munro and his orchestra. a series of midweek services unite First Congregational First Baptist and State Street M E Church. parishes hold Lent sermons with Rev Oscar J Aldrich.
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State Street M. FE
William H. Remeres
Pearse Avenue
St. Michael's Church
Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Michael Ascoli
St. Patrick's
Kearney Ship of Sea Scouts
Oscar J Aldrich
First Methodist
Pawtucket
Bristol
Silver Creek
Domenic DeCristofaro
Hope Street
Defance Company
Teachers’ Club
St Michael's Church
Ivy Guild
Holmes House
E M. Baker
Westminster Street Unitarian Church
Young
Churchmen's League
Russia
Thames Street
Oneyo di Palma
Nancy DuPont
Thomas Brown
Manuel Goulart
Laura Sai
Thair
Adam Silvia Margaret Proto
Pmily Garvin
State Street
General Arrangements Committee
Mary J Condon
Church Street
Sara Sweenes
Matgearet
Mvttgreret Convers
Rose Broan
Sophie Coughlan
Wain
Dwyer
Winifred
Walsh
Mary Whorris
Lans
Arelin
Ein Bom Boys
Academy
U H. White
St. Martin’s Church
New Bedford
St. Michael’s Church
Board of Public Aid Directors
D A R Program Outlined By Past Bristol Regent
Mrs Wm L Manchester past regent spoke outlining the Daughters of the American Revolution program before Bristol Chapter members. Mrs Samuel C Wardwell regent reported on a State Board meeting in Providence. Delegates and alternates were named for the State Conference at the Biltmore Providence March 31. A collation followed hosted by Mrs Ammie S Barton and others.
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Wm. L. Manchester
Bristol
The
National Society
Providence
Samuel C. Wardwell
Hotel Biltmore
Ward
Elizabeth W Waldron
Clinton T Sherman
M. Grace Farrally
I. R Farrington
Dr James F D Wolf Named Medical Officer in US Army
Dr James F D Wolf of 42 Garretson Road White Plains New York has been appointed first lieutenant in the Medical Corps United States Army by the President per War Department orders received at the Second Corps Area Headquarters on Governors Island He is a Harvard College 1924 graduate and Harvard Medical School 1928 alumnus His early training included internships at Montreal General Hospital 1928 29 New Haven Hospital 1929 30 Harper Hospital Detroit and time at Boston Lying-In Hospital He opened a White Plains general practice February 1932 and serves on the White Plains Hospital surgical staff active in the White Plains Medical Society the Westchester County Medical Association He married in 1928 and has two children James Francis Jr born July 7 1929 and Jeanne Elizabeth born Aug 22 1931 He is nephew of Mrs Wealliston of 17 Constitution Street and his brother Henry D Wolf resides at 99 1 2 Hope Street Providence
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Garretson Road
White Plains
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O'Wolf
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Montreal
Canada
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New Haven
Conn
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Detroit
Boston
Mass
D'Wolf
New York
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White Plains Medical Society
Westchester County Medical
Eastern Music Conference Opens in Providence
The Music Supervisors of the eastern United States and Eastern Canada begin their conference in Providence at the Biltmore Hotel with about 1000 delegates from New England New York New Jersey and Ontario expected to attend. Performances include Morristown High School A Cappella Choir and Worcester High School Orchestra. Speakers include Dr Walter H Butterfield and Mrs Butterfield with sessions on rural and junior high music programs.
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New Faeland
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A J Stoddard
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Walter H. Butterfield
Catherine Gorman
Rhode Island Supervisors of Public School Music
Virginia Boyd Anderson
Bristol needs a Planning Commission to guide progress
A. A. Edmonds urges Bristol to inventory its assets and fix laxities in property maintenance and governance. He calls for a modern Planning Commission, a paid chamber secretary, and an active zoning plan to balance residential and industrial growth, increase tax equity, and attract new residents. He warns against apathy and urges local loyalty.
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