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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1940
Page
2
The piece argues that an Allied victory is essential to preserve the American way of life and warns that a Hitler victory would force a life of uncertainty. It highlights economic risks from isolation and domestic depression, noting rubber as a critical material and citing Walter Lippmann and President Roosevelt's warnings against isolationism.
The article outlines methods to reduce harsh shadows on sunlit days. Use open shade with boosted exposure, employ reflectors such as white cards or foil, or place subjects for backlighting while shielding the lens. Ensure proper illumination and avoid direct sun on the lens for clearer, detailed portraits.
Mr and Mrs Peter Goglia of 374 Wood Street announced the engagement at a dinner in their home with guests from Boston Providence and Bristol. The future bride Miss Goglia a native of the town attended Colt Memorial High School and remains active in youth affairs. The groom Dr Goglia a Boston native is a Boston University Medical College graduate and police surgeon with ties to East Boston Medical Society and the Bachelors Club. The wedding is planned for July with Judge Anthony Centrocchio of East Boston among the guests.
Mary A Callan of Bristol Rhode Island has qualified as administratrix of the estate of Catherine E Callan who died in Bristol. Creditors must file claims in the clerk’s office within the period allowed by law beginning May 11, 1940, as recorded by clerk John W Church.
Mary OConnor administratrix presents final account for estate of John S O Connor late of Bristol deceased for allowance The court refers matter to June 3 at 10 00 AM in the Probate Court Bristol for consideration and orders fourteen days notice to be published once weekly in the Bristol Phoenix Clerk John W Church records 1940 May 15
In memory of our dear mother Ennis who died today after a troubled time. Our hearts dim as tears fall and we miss the one who cared for years. We hope for a day when we meet again and never say goodbye.
Mrs. Coggeshall Mrs Jaolmes and Mrs Catherine Gibson with Mrs Theresa Knowlton and Mrs Anna Heinkel are thanked by Child-Puesday society for donated vell napkins and pillow cases made in memory of Mrs Graetz mother of Rev Herbert D Graetz pastor of the First Congregational Church.
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