Factional critique of the New Deal and business leaders
In a pointed critique, the speaker questions who the "selfish few" holding back progress are and whether Henry Ford is among them. The piece contrasts Wisconsin and national figures, cites Senate testimony critical of New Deal policies, and notes leaders like Bernard Baruch and the New York Times editorial stance on Roosevelt's Gainesville speech. It argues business leaders seek cooperation to survive the economic downturn while blaming the administration's policies.
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Henry Ford
Tke Ford
Senate Committee
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Hoover
Mda
Ofta
Fee
Mien
New York Times
Gainesville
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
Local News Notes From Bristol Readers Column
Readers submit short items from Bristol area including illness and visits. James T Connors is seriously ill at home on Hope Street. Births announced for Vincent Di Donna in Los Angeles visiting relatives on Wood Street. Community clubs plan meetings and fundraisers at local halls and homes.
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the Phoenix
James T. Connors
Hope Street
Vincent di Donna
Los Angles
Cal
Rosalie DiDonna
Wood Street
Hope Circle
Isabella
State Street
Joseph Lewis
George McClure
Rose Breen
Margaret Callan
Margaret Dwyer
John Connors
Marie Vermette
John McKenna
Catherine Gibson
Laura Sousa
Theresa Knowlton
James McHugh
Rose Preble
St Patrick Party Held by Altar Society at Mount Carmel Church
The Altar Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church hosted a St Patrick's Night in the parish hall with over 50 attendees. The event featured games, group singing by the glee club led by Miss Mary Carmone, a buffet luncheon, and prize winners including Miss Bridget Nastri and Miss Lena Agrbelge.
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Altar Society
St. Patrick’s
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Congregational Street
Glee Club
Mary Carmone
Joseph Bisbane
Mary DeFelice
Bridget Nastri
Lena Agrs- Belge
Soylano
Mary DeFeker
Nand
Tuciola
Josephine Bruno
Helen Romano
New Gadgets to Curb Crime Highlight Police Tools
The article showcases advanced police devices including tear gas guns handcuffs and leg irons to deter criminals. It describes how these new tools are used to subdue suspects protect the public and aid law enforcement efforts in modern policing.
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Boston
For Sale 1934 Pontiac Sedan in Extra Good Condition
Classified ad notes a 1934 Pontiac sedan in extra good condition with good tires and new batteries. Financing available through W A Martin at 94 Main Street Warren Ro I.
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Martin
Main Street
Warren
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