New England Loses Out Over Trade and Labor Plans
The Lowell Sun argues the New Deal favored the West and South, cites wage and hour bill opposition by Southern lawmakers, warns that the shoe treaty with Czechoslovakia and the cotton textile treaty with England threaten New England mills, and laments ongoing unemployment and misguided administration policies. It urges action to curb this perceived madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
West
South
Roosevelt
Congress
North
Czechoslovakia
England
Hull
United States
Washington
Cup Defenders Hear Safety Talk
The Cup Defenders Association hosted a safety program at Wood Street quarters with Carl T Carlson from Colt Memorial High School detailing a driver course for Colt students. Orlando Jo Bisbane presided and introduced Stanley Friswell who announced Carlson. The meeting included film showings of Sino Japanese conflict and bowling league results with the State Street alleys hosting the final second half match between the Ranger and Reliance groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cup Defenders Association
Carl T Carlson
Colt Memorial High School
Wood Street
Carlson
Bristol
Bristol County Safety Council
Colt School
Orlando Jo Bisbane
Stanley FE Friswell
The
Safety Council
Mr Carlson
O Reid T.cClair
Pennsylvania Petroleum Company
Robert Lanphear
John Principe
Joseph Rich Elia Gaiusti
Carmine Fumeltlo
Joseph Antinuccr
Antoine Cupolo
Domenie Parisi
Santo Matrone
Felix Pasquarelli
Peter Cristando
Orlando JT Bishana
Cosmo Marabello
Domemne
Antinuccr
State Street
Ranger
Reliance Crew
Resolute
Rainbow
Romance Isn’t All Glitter In Pol lock View
Playwright Channing Pollock argues romance fades when partners seek idealized hair and glamour. He praises loyal providers who work and endure. He cites a waitress who supported her husband’s book and a judge recalling a wife’s worn hands earned by care. Romance, says Pollock, is sacrificing for love when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Channing Pollock
Pollock
Magazine of the Art
CBS
Mothers Club card party raises funds for St Marys bridge
Eight tables were in play at the Mothers Club card party in St. Marys auditorium. Card parties will be held in two Bristol homes to raise funds for the April 22 St Marys Church bridge at Colt auditorium. Miss Josephine Cortellesa, April bride elect, received gifts at a shower for Anthony Bernardo Jr. at the Bernardos home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Colt Auditorium
Charles M Connery
Butter Street
Bristol
Colt
St Mary's Church
Catherine Levere
High Street
G. Elton Pierce
Oliver Street
Helen A. Condon
Pierce
Robert Newford
Fred Foster
Henry F. Serbst
Josephine Cortellesa
Anthony Bernardo
Vernon Avenue
Warren
Elizabeth
Edith Bernardo
St. Mary’s Church
St. John’s Church
St Mary’‘s
Martin Hall Pupils Ned Kelly and Tom Hillard Visit Taft and St Pauls
Martin Hall records a seven season start with good weather as Cubs take to outdoor bat and ball activity. Ned Kelly of Taft School and Tom Hillard of St Pauls, both fifteen, stayed for a week, with other pupils including Donald Mackie from Princeton joining the hall group. Also noted are spring vacation dates, staff birthdays, and college students home in Bristol for break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Kelly
Taft School
Tom Hillard
St Pauls
Martin Hall
Joseph Qualey
Garden City
Long Island
Sevan
Martin Hall Cubs
Donald Mackie
Princeton
Donald
Talk on The Problem of Punishment Set For Rotary Club
Rev. A W Burdon will speak at the Rotary Club noon meeting at the Hotel Belvedere on prison work. The First Baptist Church pastor will discuss general prison reform and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Burdon
Rotary Club
Hotel Belvedere
Burdon
First Baptist Church
Howard
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Bristol Phenix Publishing Company
Post Dan
R. L
Roswell S. Bosworth
Joseph FP. Quartaro
Bradford St
Corner of
Thames
Phenix
R. I
Lowell Sun
Lowell Mans
Cup
Romance
Peter Ease Ng
Congregational Club
Guiteras
Rosario Perroni
Holy Cross College
Joseph R Perroni
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Choral Society
Edward L. Leahy, Jr
Brown University
Williamsburg
Fredericksburg
New York City
Elizabeth P Hopkins
Mount Hope
Order of Easter Star
Ivy W Stewart
Samuel Naroditsky
Hope
Bradford
Petty
Ed Gee
Theb Street
Feleebil
Catherine Mare
Catherine Brelsford
Ralph Peters
Teuesdale Hospital
Fall “River
Warid
John. Serpa
Chilton
Joseph Sorzano
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Secred Heart Church
Natick
Matthew de Martino
Perkins , Institute
Watertown
Mass
Mrs
Raffael de Martino
Richard Connery
Bay View Avenue
Lannel Connery
Republican Town Committee
WPA
James T .Connors
Mr Connery
O! State Board of Public Roads
Amos S. Gorham
United Social Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Charles M. Connery
Tel
Burton ST
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Bristol Council
Kof
Old Stone Bank
Providence
William Joseph LeClair
Gremial Daughters
Portugal
Antone Simas
John C Trudell
Second Street
Hope Street
Church Street
Burton Street
Charles Martin
Eniqu Rina Wapetkar
Marion L. Bouman
Ruth Sanford
Janet McCaw
Bates College
Marguerite deRocha
Colby Junior College
New London
Peggy Mathewson
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Barbara Huestis
Wheaton College
Norton
William H Angevine, Jr
Peter Alfano
Ee McKena
East Greenwich Academy
Fast Greenwich
Gulleras House
Thrifty Service
MD, Inc
Bristol, Lory
A. A. Edmonds Co
Wardwell Lumber Co
Thames Street
Bristol, R. I
Juliet
Copmeiliatt Ashi Ee Mois
Rhode Island Hospital
Robert McGann
Rhode Island State College
Albaniau Gamma
Hope Circle
No. 7
Dy. of I
Bertha M. Dwyer
Margaret Callan
Marie Vermette
Nora E. Dwyer
Maye McDonough
William Burke
Elizabeth Sylvia
C. M. Connery
Andrew Dunbar
Marjorie Dorman Pftty
Chub H.cu Ase
Pear Os
Ted
No. 70
D. of
S. K
Bristol 248
BOWEN
Bowen Motors
Ket Street
B. L
A. J. Batier
B.A. Skinner
Hope St
Joseph J. Nascimento
Herbert C. Eales Inc
Pleasant St
Col
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Fall River, Mass
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