Farley Attacks Senate Independence Over Court Packing
The New York Herald Tribune cites Postmaster General James A. Farley urging Democratic Senators to back the Roosevelt program and approve court packing. The piece likens Farley’s stance to Mussolini and Hitler, criticizing the push as fascist and anti democratic.
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Bristol Community Notice Roundup and Local Events
Regular Rebekah Lodge meeting set for Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall. St Rita’s Club to receive Holy Communion at Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Ida M Newman to host Edgehill Temple tea on Constitution Street. Y M C A board to meet Friday with elections planned. Bristol Garden Club hosted by Mrs Daniel R Weedon on High Street. Miss Jeanette Leclerc visiting from Rhode Island Hospital. Mrs Helen Hambrick recuperating after appendectomy. Italo American Club directors meet tonight planning May 28 social. Warren Circle D of Isabella hosts Bristol Circle tomorrow night. Fred M Straight to undergo Newport Naval Hospital operation. Ladies Aid Society of State Street M E Church meeting this afternoon at Miss Sarah Bosworth’s home. Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co plans bingo suspension pending notice. Naval committee meets to plan Mount Carmel Feast on July 16. next meeting May 24. Italian drama Camillo Ovvero la Travata on May 23 in Academy Hall with Michele Trotta. Bus driver Warren Glenville incident involving a Wood Street bus and a child. Dr William L Searst reports no serious injuries. James Scanlon of Bristol admitted to practice before U S Court of Claims. Three prizes awarded to Glendyn Kennels at Woonsocket Italian Sports Club day. Michael Flynn wins multiple prizes for Irish setters and related dogs.
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