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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
2
The piece condemns certain labor leaders for betraying labor during a railroad strike drama on Saturday. It argues the President acted to represent all people, while blame rests on power driven union leaders and highlights cooperation from eighteen union heads with government during the showdown.
Community column lists visits and social items from residents in Bristol area. Readers are invited to contribute notices of callers, visits, and items of mutual interest for inclusion.
A batch of community items note postponements for Knights of Columbus and YMCA classes, births announced for Patricia Ann Almeida and Johanna Brady, hospital and holiday schedules, and a Memorial Day Mass. Also listed are a Rotary Club talk, college frater ity pledge, a chorus meeting, and a war era poem by Dr Clarence Hawkes.
For sale a complete automatic water pumping system in good condition. Includes a 42 gallon tank and a pump with a 340 gallons per hour capacity. Call Bristol 44 or 472 for details.
A jumbled page lists fishing items and boat sales, part time help, wedding photographs, Vermont supplies, used cars, housework help, furniture for sale, poultry and farm goods, army navy store deals, apartment wanted, wreaths and plants. The items cover services and merchandise across housing and jobs, with contact hints woven through a dense classified collage.
The Officers and Comrades of Kearney Post No 6 will meet at GAR Hall on Thursday May 30 at 9 a.m to participate in the Memorial Day parade and assist in the GAR ritual. A weekly dance is set for Memorial Day night May 30 at the Legion Home.
District Commissioner George R Fish orders Bristol Troops Cub Pack Sea Scout Slip and Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps to meet at 845 am Thursday in Scout Hall for Memorial Day parade and exercises. Drum Corps rehearse tonight at 715 pm. Final parade and Mt Hope pow wow concert plans to be discussed. Scoutmaster William F Head notes Troop Four meets Wednesday evening due to the holiday.
Capt Savvy Mancieri's Navy team outhit and outran a strong Marine squad 5 to 3 to move into a second place tie in the YMCA Junior Baseball League. Pitcher Kelly Sylvia fired his best game, striking out Louie Tororice with the bases loaded to end the final inning and preserve the win. The next game between the unbeaten Coast Guard and Navy has been moved to Friday at 3 45 p.m.
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