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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1943

Page

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Bristol Day Celebration Honors U S Troops in England

Pfc Edward Estrella recounts a three day Bristol Celebration in England for 21 Bristolians including Rhode Island guards of honor. They presented the U S Flag to Bristol’s lord mayor, toured Clifton College, recorded with BBC, and visited Bristol Aeroplane Co. with brief rest and social events in between.

Bristoll England Bristol Edward Estrella Alma Estrella Hope “Street Ives America Sis Inf Clifton College BBC Studios British Broadcasting Studios Rhode Island

Call for Married Men With Children Not Before Oct 1

Brig. Gen. Herbert R. Dean head of Rhode Island Selective Service told Rotary Club that every physically fit man 18 to 38 will be drafted with few exceptions. Married men with children will not be called before Oct 1 as states may. Local boards praised for high 1-A draw and lower reversed appeals. He noted Navy demand and a 21 day furlough period to finish personal affairs. A man 38+ in war industry cannot be forced into a single job.

Herbert R. Dean Selective Service Rhode Island Rotary Club Selective Service Boards Dean Navy

Memorial Service At Congregational Church

The annual Community Memorial Service will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 in the First Congregational Church. Chaplain Harold Artz of the U S Naval Training Station Newport will be the speaker. Local church choirs will combine for singing and Vernon A Gray will be the soloist. Rev Herbert D Graetz is in charge of the service. Members of civic and patriotic organizations have been invited to attend.

First Congregational Harold Artz U. S Naval Training Station Newport Vernon A Gray Herbert D Graetz

Edward Alves Receives Wrist Watch and Funds

Edward A Alves son of Mr and Mrs Anthony S Alves of 1 Alma Avenue was presented Tuesday afternoon with a wrist watch and a sum of money by Town Councilman J Floyd Huestis and the men in the machine shop. He has been a government apprentice since last September and is a 1942 graduate of Bristol High School. He left today for Camp Devens.

Edward A Alves Anthony S Alves Alma Avenue J Floyd Huestis Alves Pristol Camp Devens

Cpl Donovan Completes Clerical Training Mission

Cpl Leonard L. Donovan son of Mrs Lillian Donovan of 14 Lincoln Avenue has finished an intensive clerical course at the Training Detachment of the U S Army Air Forces Technical Training Command on the Colorado State College of Education campus. The completion prepares him for further duties with the Army Air Forces in service to the country.

Cpl Leonard L. Donovan Lillian Donovan Lincoln Avenue Air Force U. S. Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Colorado State College of Education Gridley Colo Army Air Forces

Threat of violence ends as rubber workers aimed for protection

J Floyd Huestis town council president vowed full protection for United States Rubber Company workers amid a wildcat strike that has about 150 men off the job. An employee, Justiano D Freitas, was jailed after an assault on his way to work. War Labor Board warns stoppage hurts war production and wage review.

United States Rubber Company J. Floyd Huestis Huestis Rubber Company Justiano D’freitas State Street AFT Bristol Ono War Labor Board Waldo C. Holden Disputes Division U. S. Rubber Company

Class of 1944 Prom Tonight at Colt Memorial High

Members of the Class of 1944 will hold their prom this evening in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Ralph Celone serves as Junior Class president and prom chairman, with a committee of class officers and the Fsectuve Board. Patrons include Mr and Mrs Whifred M Hamill and others. decorations are in green and gold and refreshments will be served.

Colt Memorial High School Ralph Celone Presdent Fsectuve Charles Alfred Louise Bonvicin Herbert Hayden Frances Liano John Connery Mary Wales George Oliver Susie Cupolo James Martin Whifred M. Hamill and Mirs Leo Cantwell John Andrade Wesley Vo Armstrong John Cordeiro Vincent Saviano Earl FP Mathewson Elmer Shapes

Ferrara Sentenced To Three Years In Prison

Frank W. Ferrara of 8 Bourne Street was sentenced to three years in prison for assault with a dangerous weapon on Miss Louise Carlone of 37 Bourse Street. The incident occurred Feb 22 near the Bristol Ward town line. Sul livan in Superior Court imposed the sentence and Ferrara was held without bail for sentencing on the assault on Mrs Christina's child snatched from Miss Carlone's lap and tossed to the ground prior to the assault on the victim.

Frank W. Ferrara Bourne Street Louise Carlone Bourse Street Bristol-Warren Mortimer A. Sullivan Ferrara Anna Christando

Funeral Service For John Gerrard

The funeral service for John Gerrard of 15 Burton street was held Wednesday at 2 PM from Charles M. Connery Funeral Home 57 Burton street. Rev A R Parshley rector of St Michael's conducted the service. Burial was in North Cemetery. Bearers were Thomas Flynn Robert Dunbar A H Bense and James Walsh.

John Gerrard Burton Street Charles M. Connery A. R. Parshley St. Michael's

Roof Drainage Plan Aims to Cut Sewer Load 30 Million Gallons

Donat J Gladue told the Town Council that diverting roof rain water from sanitary sewers is unfair to private property owners until town buildings are disconnected. Some schools remain connected. others completed or in progress. The measure could prevent building a $12,000 interceptor line, improving 30 million gallons per year. Council also addressed a dog barking complaint on Catherine Street, invited recreation head Archie Allen to next meeting, and appointed Clyde Pendleton and Charles Dubois as special constables.

Donat J Gladue Sewer Commission Gladue Budget Committee Archie P .Allen Clyde Pendleton Mt. Hope Bridge Company Charles Dubois Herreshoff Mfg. Co

Motor Corps and Canteen Mobilization in Rhode Island

A Red Cross 12 Motor Corps mobilization in Rhode Island is set for Sunday to showcase field duty strength. Major McVey will supervise inspections of ambulances litter practice and first aid. Bristol Branch reports 13 members with four ambulances a sedan and a private car. Mrs Sidney Herreshoff leads the Motor Corps. Mrs J Floyd Huestis chairs the Bristol Branch canteen overseeing attendance.

Red Cross Motor Corps Rhode Island McVey Motor Corps of the Bristol Brafich The Red Cross Sidney Herreshoff Motor Corps J. Floyd Huestis Bristol

American woman’s perilous return from Shanghai to Free China

Adeline Gray, 29, California writer, escaped Shanghai after Pearl Harbor in a long guerrilla corridor. She credits Chinese patriots and guerrillas for guiding her 400 miles through front lines to Chungking, narrating daily dangers, cold huts, and selfless shelter without payment. She plans to repay kindness and later seek the peasants she sheltered.

China Shanghai Pearl Harbor Adeline Gray New York Japan Nez Foster The Christian Science Monitor California Deliy Free China Chungking Miss Gray

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