Grand Central Flower Show Opens as Winter Ends
New York reports the 21st international flower show opening at Grand Central Palace drawing thousands of flower lovers and florists. Other items note a Mississippi case sentence for O C Brown, rising retail food prices, a Bao Dai marriage in Cochin China, and various international notices.
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Pusy
Wwisington Laling
New York
Grand Central Palace
Greenwood
Miss
Supreme Court of Mississippi
O. C. Brown
Brown
Washington
Saigon
Cochin-China
Bao Dai
Annam
Yuenhu Hao
Bao
Paris
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
International League of Aviators
Freehold
N. J
Elizabeth Miller
Robert C. Miller
American Legion
Miller
Matthias Nicoll, Jr
Westchester
Health
Baltimore
Maryland Yacht Club
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Mgr
John E. Hunt
Therese
Little Flower
St. Patrick
France
Holy Hour Services Draw Large Congregations
Large crowds attended Holy Hour services Sunday afternoon at St. Marys Church and evening at St. Elizabeth Church highlighting parish devotion in the community.
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St. Mary’s Church
St. Elizabeth Church
Little Man What Now a Globe Hit German Novel
Hans Fallada from Greifswald leads a review of Little Man What Now detailing its simple plot of unemployment near Berlin and its reception. The critique notes the bleak mood, untranslated vulgarities, and the book’s reflection on German police and society.
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Pomerania
Germany
Baltic
Labrador
Stettin
Stralsund
Gustav Frenssen
Fritz Reuter
Greifswald
Hans Fallada
Berlin
Remarque
Bauern
Bonzen
Bomben
Pinneberg
Herr Rudolph Ditzen
Rogers Free Library Adds Broad Fiction Nonfiction Titles
The Rogers Free Library announces new circulation across four genres. Nonfiction includes Canibal Quest and Testament of Youth. fiction features The State Versus Elinor Norton and We Ride the Gate. mysteries list Murder in the Squire's Pen and The Dragon Murder Case. westerns offer Hell's Desert and The Outlaw. Six books for boys six for girls and six for small children.
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Rogers Free Library
Canibal ‘Quest
Gordon Sinclair
Peter Fleming
F. Yeats-Brown
E. Alexander Powell
Scotland
H. V. Morton
H. Stuart Ortloff
Henry B. Raymore
Charles Dickens
Stephen Leacock
Vera Brittian
Russia
Maurice Hindus
Noel Coward
Corrine J. Kern
Nordhoft and Hall
Phyllis Bentley
Helen R. Martin
Emilie Loring
Ruby Ayres
Florence Ward
Green Peyton
Helen Topping Miller
Faith Baldwin
J. S. Fletcher
Elle
Trusty Knaves
Eugene M. Rhodes
Stewart E. White
Sailor reports Europeans favor President Roosevelt during European tour
Clifford E. Stewart, a Rhode Island seadog, describes a 17 000 mile journey from New Orleans visiting Genoa and Venice. He notes smooth Gulf Stream seas and Italy with no war talk. Italians like Roosevelt and Mussolini's regime regulates hours and spurs employment.
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Clifford E. Stewart
Cass Street
East Providence
R. I
Mt. Hope
Narragansett Bay
New Orleans
Yugoslavia
Stewart
Genoa
Venice
Phoenix
Mediterranean
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Stream
Italy
Jugoslavia
Roosevelt
Mussollini
Madame Spy at Lyric Theatre features Fay Wray
Universal continental drama Madame Spy stars Fay Wray and Nils Asther in a 1915 border tale of love and sacrifice set on the German Austrian Russian frontier. Supporting cast includes Edward Arnold Noah Beery John Miljan Vince Barnett and Rollo Lloyd with a second feature Alice in Wonderland led by Charlotte Henry and a large ensemble.
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Universal
Fay Wray
Nils Asther
Europe
Edward Arnold
Noah Beery
John Miljan
Vince Barnett
Rollo Liord
Madame Spy
Moonshine Bust Leads to Two Arrests on Tax Violation Charge
State trooper halted a speeding car on Metacom avenue near the Massachusetts line and seized four five gallon cans of alleged moonshine. Isaiah Fratus of 173 Mt Hope avenue and John Sousa of the town were arrested on Internal Revenue Act violation charges.
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Isaiah Fratus
Mt. Hope Avenue
John Sousa
Metacom Avenue
Massachusetts State Line
Origin of the Bristol Phoenix Founder W H S Bayley
A Westerly clipping recalls W H S Bayley as Bristol Gazette printer who founded the Bristol Phoenix after a 1837 suspension. It notes Bayley printed until his death in 1862, served in the General Assembly, and as an auctioneer. The piece links Bayley to Stonington Borough’s 1837 printing efforts and the Phoenix’s rebirth.
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Bristol Phoenix
W. H. S. Bayley
Raymond S. Brightman
Stonington Mirror
W.H.S. Bayley
Bailey
Bristol, R. I. Gazette
Gazette
Stonington
General Assembly
Bristol
Speaker Extols St Patrick at K of C Open Meeting
Raymond Betagh of Woonsocket praised St Patrick the patron saint of Ireland at Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus in an open meeting on State street. Grand Knight James F Wylie presided as members and guests listened to vocal solos quartet and instrumental trio performances.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Raymond Betagh
Woonsocket
Knights of Columbus
Bristol Council
No. 379
K. of C
State Street
James F. Wylie
James F. Sullivan
Irish Tea Well Attended by Parish Club Members
A well attended Irish Tea and children's entertainment sale drew crowds at St. Marys Church Friday afternoon and evening. The Mothers Club committee included chairwoman Mrs R G Newbold and a long list of officers and helpers such as Mrs Frank Treanor, Mrs Bernard Morris, Mrs John LaFazia, Mrs Roland Martelly, Mrs Elmer McNamara, Mrs Thomas Foley, Mrs Fred Foster, Mrs Henry Serbst Jr, Mrs Florence Demers, Mrs Joseph Partington, Mrs James Connery, Mrs Charles Martelly, Mrs William Hammill, Mrs Harold Caldwell, Mrs Philip Morris, Mrs John Connors, Mrs Arthur Conlon, Mrs William Simmel, Mrs Edward Byrnes, Mrs Thomas Byrnes, Mrs William Simm...
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Mothers’ Club
St. Mary’s Church
R. G. Newbold
Frank Treanor
Bernard V. Morris
John LaFazia
Roland Martelly
Elmer McNamara
Thomas Foley
Fred Foster
Henry F. Serbst, Jr
Florence Demers
Joseph Partington
James J. Connery
Charles Martelly
William Hammill
Harold Caldwell
Philip C. Morris
John Connors
Arthur Conlon
William Simmel
Edward Byrnes
Thomas Byrnes
William S. Baker
Edward M. Kavanaugh
Fred W. Cleaver
William Owen
William Simmons
Bessie Crowley
Manuel King
William Connery
William H. Sisson
Matthew Preble
Chester Dunbar
John Tobin
William McMillan
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W. C. Fields
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