Cup Defenders Defeat Olympians In Friday Basketball Showdown
Cup Defenders trimmed the Olympians 38 to 26 in a Friday night clash at the Y gym. Curly Desilets Paul Bruno and Jimmie Salzano teamed for 33 points as Max Phenes US Rubber Products beat Collins and Aikman 49 to 32 in the second game, extending their winning streak to four.
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Jack Bisbane
Prp
Olympian
Y Gym
Curly Desilets
Paul Bruno
Jimmie Salzano
Max Phenes
US Rubber Products Five
Collins
Aikman
Woo
Leon Lemaire
Mao Ge Aeeeda
Reree Tha Leoerg
Mio
John Wo Church
Cheer Ilotte
Thomas Brown
Arthur Tattrtee
James Holmes
Ernest Gs Brown James Lieson Edmond
Lemaire Rodney
William Sammons
Ambrose Desilet
John Sousa
Daniel Burke
Denne Sulman
Areirgima Te Clere
Mary “Amare
Anna Vorra
Leo Mansi
Jtcuiac Mansi
Margaret Costa
Charles Benson
Collins An Aikman
Jackie Bishang
Foxy Marshall
Joseph Murgo
TI Leo Cantwell
Edward J Fitzpatrick
John Anndrade
James J Velleca
Orlando Jrisbane
John L Burke
John Cunningham
Dark Journey and Blonde Trouble Take Over Pastime Schedule
Two features headline a rare double bill. Dark Journey stars Conrad Veidt and Vivien Leigh in a tale of dangerous intrigue between former enemies turned lovers. Blonde Trouble features Eleanore Whitney Johnny Downs and Lynne Overman in light romance.
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Conrad Veidt
Vivien Leigh
Adolph Zukor
Paramount
Eleanore Whitney
Johnny Downs
Lynne Overman
Purim Play Presented by Bristol Jewish Community
The Sun day School of Chavera Agudas Achim Synagogue in Bristol staged The Feast of Esther on Sunday night in the synagogue on High Street. Directed by Miss Lillian Phenes and Mrs. Max B. Grossman, the cast included Samuel Jaguag Rhimsy Myerson Tevis Shusman Maynard Shusman Morton Marks Shirley Levy Robert Grossman Herbert Eisengrandt Israel Osofsky Shirley Osofsky Miriam Myerson announcer.
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Purim
Bristol
Chavera Agudas Achim
High Street
Lillian Phenes
Max B. Grossman
Samuel Jaguag
Rhimsy Myerson
Tevis Shusman
Maynard Shusman
Morton Marks
Shirley Levy
Robert Grossman
Herbert Eisengrandt
Israel Osofsky
Shirley Osofsky
Miriam Myerson
Brenda Levy
Richard Grossman
Rosalie Levy
Barbara Shulman
Fall River Pastor Addresses Union Service Sermon
Rev Lex Souter of the First Congregational Church urged faith in God against threats from Communists and atheists. He urged being Christlike, being a go-giver, and living with others, noting the hardest teaching was turning the other cheek. The service drew the largest crowd of the series with several assisting clergy and soloists.
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United States
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First Congregational Church
Fall River
Union Center
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Ware
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Levotsneawe
Lanne
Herbert D Graetz
Canon Parshles
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State Street
Mfe
Rey
Burdon
First Baptist Church
Frank M Dimond
Ora Shaw Anderson
Bernard Iddings Bell
UooS Rubber Eyes Second Half Title in Weekend Series
If UooS Rubber wins the second half the title, a three game series would be likely at the Recre auditorium hall of the boos Rubber Co on Sunday afternoons with seating at a premium.
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Boos Rubber Co
Buried Treasures in Idaho Helped Civil War Effort
The text notes that northern Idaho mining camps supplied millions to support the Union treasury during the Civil War. It states gold-bearing earth yielded up to a hundred dollars per shovel in the wilderness north of Sun Valley.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Enemies Can Teach Os Ly Lessons From Their Mistakes
A terse aphorism notes that we learn from rivals and their errors, gaining strong maxims through observing opponents. The remark underscores how adversaries provide practical lessons and cautionary insights.
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Nice Weather For Beans A He Man Dish For Sunday Supper
Recipe notes describe baked beans with pork and molasses as Bill Adams hosts after broadcasts. He assigns a masculine, informal setting with sausages, onions, tomato ketchup, scallop shells for relish, and a red white tablecloth. Serve with muffins and coleslaw for twelve hungry guests.
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Shakespeare
John Barrymore
London
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Sothern
Marlowe
Columbia
Heinz
New Building Rectory Le es Groutd at Pomfret School
The Rectory School in Pomfret Connecticut broke ground last Wednesday morning March 16 for the Father Bigelow Memorial Building. Headmaster John B. Bigelow turned the first sod with Hyman L. Battle Julian K Roosevelt and class presidents in attendance. Brien Construction Company of Woonsocket Rhode Island carries the project under architect Edwin B Goodell Jr of Boston.
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Pomfret Conn
John B. Bigelow
Hyman L. Battle
Rocky Mount
N. C
Julian K. Roosevelt
George Emilen Roosevelt
Parents Association
Brien Construction Company
Woonsocket, R. I
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Boston, Mass
Paper Night at First Bristol Troop Scout Meeting
The First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts held a Paper Night in Scout hall with paper as the theme. P L Arthur Conlon led a flag ceremony, patrols met in dens, and each scout made a paper hat for the evening. The Flying Eagle patrol earned top honors with a perfect score, followed by Panth ers in second, and Ever Ready and Flying Horses tied for third.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
P. L. Arthur Conlon
Flying Eagles
Henry Aronca
S . L. Albert Vasconcellos
Flying Horse Patrol
P. Francis Perry
Flying Eagle Patrol
Public Auction Sells Bristol Rhode Island Mortgage Property
Public sale planned for Wednesday April 13 1938 at 10 00 am Eastern Standard Time on premises in Bristol Rhode Island. Mortgage held by Homeowners Loan Corporation on the Nappi property bounded by High Street Marin Street and Vergelli land. Deposit 200 and other terms to be announced.
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Annie‘ Nappi
Homewners’ Loan Corporation
Washington, D .C
Bristol
Rhode Island
County of
Gustavo and
Lucia Vergelli
Salid
Board of Tax Assessors
Charles J. Hammill
Als
Scout Activities Highlight Victory for Flying Eagles
The Flying Eagles won first with Flying Horse second and Ever Ready third in the scoutcraft section. Albert Silvia earned second class signalling while Frank Sousa earned first class. George R. Fish and aides led first aid and nature study. A council Jamboree entry and Camp Wampanoag hike were planned as a paper and magazine drive began in Troop 1.
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Albert Silva
Frank Sousa
Frank Balzano
Henry Arouca
Charles H. Reed
Joseph Belanger
George R. Fish
Albert Silvia
Silvia
Wampanoag
George Robish
Evenmp
Sea Scouts
Sss
Admiral Edwards
Bristol Boy Scouts
Scout Hall
Norman Rene
Virgil Arruda
Green Bar
Albert Vasconcello
William F Head
Joseph Silvia
Peter Volaro
Daniel Freitas
Joseph Marshall
Bristol County District
Town Hall
Warren
Elmer Shorton
Barington
Gutenberg Name Change Sparks Historical Debate
Investigations suggest Johannes Gutenberg adopted the Gutenberg surname from his mother's family for political reasons, possibly replacing his birth name Hans Ganzfleisch de Sulgelock.
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Gutenberg
Johannes Gutenberg
Hans Ganzfleisch de Sulgelock
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