Spaghetti Supper Planned by Bristol County True Sports Men
The Bristol County True Sports men's Association plans its annual spaghetti supper at Italo American Hall on April 24. Judge Edward L. Leahy will be toastmaster and honor a list of guests includes Senator Thomas H. Byrnes Representatives John R Magee and Pasquale Pagano town officials and others such as Joseph Kirby Joseph Curran Brig Gen L H Callan and Dr John R Bernardo. The arrangements committee features Louis V. Santo Raymond Cavallaro Salvatore Rinaldi Edward McCallum and Manuel Correira.
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Edward L. Leahy
Thomas H. Byrnes
John R Magee
Pasquale Pagnano
Joseph Kirby
Division of Fish and Game
Joseph Curran
Rhode Island Wild Animal Life Federation
L. H. Callan
John R. Bernardo
Louis V. Santo
Raymond Cavallaro
Salvatore Rinaldi
Edward McCallum
Manuel Correira
Weekly School Play Highlights Talent at Guiteras Memorial
Louise Ruggiero of Grade 9A wrote Unexpected Joy the school stage. Theresa Mello played Miram the poor little rich girl while Rosaline Roderick Helen Alm eida Mariano Buccio and Attilio Topazio filled key roles. Alfred Rego led the Prof Quiz with stooges Charles Simmons Andrea Nappi Joseph Goulart and Daniel Treitas assisting. Mass Jessie Molasky supervised the program with readings by Angelina Terra Albertina Silvia Raymond Gabinske and Lucy DelPiano. A guitar duet by Eugene Hionchio and William Rohrman closed the show.
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Louise Ruggiero
Guiteras
Miram
Theresa Mello
Rosaline Roderick
Helen Almeida
Mariano Buccio
Attilio Topazio
Alfred Rego
Stoogies
Ander Theh
Theresa Dance
Arnold Waite
William Sousa
Toussé Ruggiero
Ralph Fusco
Rubber Co Fives Meet Here Tomorrow In Hoops Night
The U S Rubber Products quintet hosts a season finale on the home court Recreation Hall tomorrow night facing the U S Rubber five from the Naugatuck plant. A 14 member Nutmeg State delegation attends with local plant officials Employees Association and team members. A Lobster Pot dance follows the game with Manuel Vargas Jr as general chairman.
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U S Rubber Products Quintet
Recreation Hall
U S Rubber Five
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Colosseum Tickets Marked Ivory for Easy Seating
Ivory marked tickets were used at Rome’s Colosseum the largest ruin of its era. The grand arena could hold 85 600 spectators and seating was organized by ivory tickets to help fans find their places amid vast passages.
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Where Authority Belongs By Raymond Pitcairn
A synthesis argues authority should rest with the people under the American system, praising Congressional push to restrain bureaucratic overreach and support for production and recovery. The Bristol Knights of Columbus meeting highlights include talks by clergy and officials, Palm Sunday Holy Communion plans, and upcoming church events and fundraisers.
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Matthew T Dunn
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Columbian Squires
William T Dwyer
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Nine candidates for Bristol extra policeman debated
A Bristol reader argues the town should hire locally and based on qualifications rather than endorsements from fraternals or donors. He urges selecting a long-time resident with proper height and temperament over outsiders like John L Cardoza, calling it an insult to taxpayers.
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Bristol Phoenix
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Opinion letter urges choosing a Portuguese American for town police
In a Bristol Phoenix letter dated March 24 1938 John Andrade Margaret M Rodrigues and Joseph W Sylvia urge the Town Council to consider a Portuguese American applicant who is a native Aristolian with resident parents and taxpayers. They acknowledge qualifications matter for police efficiency and note several qualified applicants exist.
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Bristol Phoenix
Rhoff
John Andrade
Margaret M. Rodrigues
Joseph W
Reynolds School Honors Rolls With 43 Students
Reynolds School reports scholastic honors for the period ending March 18 with 43 students earning recognition. Principal Miss Cora M Hall announced that eight named students made first honor roll and a larger list earned second honor roll, including numerous local pupils.
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Reynolds School
Cora M_ Hall
Ernest Frederick
Ralph DeLuca
Annunzio Annarummo
Annunzio Candlemo
Albertina Delgado
Rosalina Marshall
Frank Codola
Leonora Aguar
India Dias
Priscilla Peters
Aurora Rogers
Hattie Brown
Philomena Murgoa
Minnie Troiano
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