Bristol Observes Memorial Day With Parade And Exercises
Bristol honors Memorial Day with a city parade and remembrance at North Cemetery and the soldiers lot on Hope Street. Veterans from Spanish American and World Wars, Sea Scouts, Girl Scouts, and local organizations join hundreds in a commemorative procession and ritual service led by Kearney Post and local commanders.
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G. A R. Bristol
Hope Street
William F. Head
Kearney
Ship of Sea Scouts
Arthur J. Belmore
Bristol Girl Scouts
Lucien Capone
Wesley Armstrong
Bristol Train of Artilley
Henry Hambrick
American Legion
Rhode Island Soldiers Home
Lawrence A. Mooney
James T. Pierce
North Cemetery
Logan
Harold Peckham
Grand Army of the Republic
A A Edmonds
Kavanagh
Burdon
Veteran Day Tribute procession recalls fallen with wreaths
A Bristol ceremony honors deceased sailors and veterans with a wreath laid on Bristol harbor waters. The day includes parades from Grand Army Hall to Hope Street, with Battery C firing squad, Boy and Girl Scout units, and a service at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument ending with benediction and a ledger of speakers and wreath readings.
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Bristol Harbor
Defaite Hi
Herbert Bennett
Sons of Union Veterans
Kearney
American Legion
Battery C
Arthur W . Burdon
First Baptist Church
Hope Street
Henry Bullock
Stafh
H Catan
Merton
Cheesman
Harry T Young
Anthony Ro Parshley
Daniel Wo Coueeshall
Fred M
Boow Wall
Francis Slade
Manuel Paiva
Coast Artillery
A . Moren
Bay
Norman Kene
George Ro Fish
Brunoallaro
John da Ponte
C. & A. Girls' Club Plans Annual Banquet
The Collins and Nikman Girls Club announces its annual banquet set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at Hotel Warren. Sub committees include Protestainment Mass Talban Dun bar Miss Marys Santo and others with invitations handled by Mass Havel Hoyle and Miss Mass Newman.
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Collins and Nikman
Otlock
Warren
Mass Talban Dun Bar
Marys Santo
Harriet Jacolett
Blanche Gladue
Marguerite Hill
Mass Newman
Mass Havel Hoyle
Edna Harri.Mirs
Tomty Middleton
Bridget Nastri
Irene Jewts
Ada Perrys
Kearney Post Plans Anniversary Dinner
Kearney Post No 6 American Legion will mark its 19th anniversary on June 16 with a dinner and entertainment at the Legion Home on Franklin Street. Post Commander Domenic Mascola announced the event with Department officers and Auxiliary members expected as guests.
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Kearney
American Legion
Legion Home
Franklin Street
Domenic Mascola
Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Mascola
Arrangements for Observance Led by Legion Officials
Past Department Commander Bertram W Wall and Past Department Vice Commander A A Edmonds are named among officials guiding observance arrangements with past leaders noted.
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Bertram W Wall
A.A. .Edmonds
Unclear Notices From Fragmented OCR Entry
Fragmentary OCR text mentions SMAI and Josephe Senior with names including Francis Cuetia Hill Bruno Tedesco Sant Gaited, plus officials Sdétauel 7 Sain and an officio note. No clear event or outcome provided.
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Mata
Bom Smai
Josephe Senior
Francis P Cuetia
Eber W Hill
Joseph Bruno
Joseph Tedesco Sant Gaited
Sdétauel 7
Sain
Anofficio
Outdoor Carnival Plans Board Members Named by Bristol Council
Bristol Council Knights of Columbus and Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella announce an August 1 to 6 outdoor carnival on the Home State street grounds with booths and nightly amusements. Sub committees include entertainment concessions tickets and various chairs such as Mary Callan James McKenna and many others coordinating through a long list of names.
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Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella
Home State Street
Mary A. Callan
James VO McKenna
Walhant
T Dwseer
Bernard McHugh
Anthony DuPont
Bertha Dweer
John To Conden
Henry Swen
Margaret Callan
Mire
McKenna Tames
J Augeerne
William Leah
William Simmel
William Simmel Coomamatiogn
Lichets
James Vo Mea Cueer
Boattman
Des Tauriers
Mondelore
Catherine Gibson
Pia Toseph Bole
Yourmaa Dtares
Young Jr
Wonrwieres Woalleam
Daweer
Toseph
Sine Tames
Mears Pobhemy
Charles Mio Conners
James Hammil
James Conners
Fred Caevremount
Roland Martell
Mins
Charles Burke
Mass
Frances Horton
Woatham Po Hammill
Frasino
Manein
John (Conner
Witham Burke
John Mello
Rose Preble Waitham HI Sisson
John Connors Bairman
Loum Beauregvard
Charles Mio Connery
Nora I. Dwyer
Joseph F. Lewis
Manuel Goulart
Madeline Almeida
John R White
Frederick Goff
Irene Lewis
Manuel Perry
Penns
Bernard Breen
James Connors
George T Ingram
Albert Dubu
Virgil Brunelli
William H. Connery
Frank Rene
Bernard Callan
John G_ Les Lauriers
Fred Cleaver
Herman Vermette
James Sylvester
James F Wyhe
Bristol WPA SUR rolls reach 345 at month end
Bristol relief administrator Domenic Mascola announced the town's WPA and SAR rolls stood at 345 at the close of the month, 121 more than a year earlier. About 246 workers are on WPA, 99 on SAR, with plans for several relief projects including High Street sidewalks repair and a town beautification effort to employ dozens more.
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Bristol
Domenic Mascola
Mascola
Work Relief Bureau
Mrs Mary Colt Gross to speak on GOP nomination in Bristol
Mrs Mary Colt Gross daughter of the late US Senator LeBaron B Colt plans a Bristol talk on the GOP First Representative District nomination. The Bristol Women's Republican Club sponsors the open event at Hotel Belvedere with Mrs William P Gladding presiding and attendance invited from the Republican town committee and club.
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Mary Colt Gross
LeBaron B Colt
Bristol
Bristol Women's Republican Club
Belvedere
William P Gladding
Republican Town Committee
Republican Club
Dog Show Entries Listed In Bristol
Fifteen Bristol entries were listed for a dog and pet show to be held Saturday afternoon at the Blanding estate Rumstick Point under St John’s Church Barrington. Mrs Stanley S Friswell will enroll entrants and display her prize Labrador husky Don.
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Bristol
Blanding
Rumstick Point
St John’s Church
Barrington
Stanley S Friswell
Don
Priswells
Admiral Byard
Mason Gross
William So
Cherry Tamee Carners
Carl Wo
Haffenrether
Martha Rackwell
Nanos
Haley Team
de Rocha
Nancy Curtis
Papa Mathewson
Herotdy Galore
Dorothy Morte
Clyde Preeman
Prrswell
Carlo Perrys
Pens Rides
Mrs Parswell Said
Three Bristol Men To Graduate From P C
Providence College announced that three Bristol seniors will join 132 graduates at the 16th commencement next Thursday. Frank McGovern will get a Bachelor of Science in business administration, Manuel Borges a Bachelor of Arts, and Michael A DeLeo a Bachelor of Philosophy.
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Providence College
Extension School
Bristol
Frank McGovern
Francis P McGovern
Wood St
Michael A DeLeo
Frank M Deleo
Manuel 4
Borges
Joseph A Borges
Monroe Ave
DeLeo
Colt Memorial High School
McGovern
LaSalle Academy
Cowl
Bristol County
Aquino Club
Clean Up Week Planned in Bristol with Home Trash Pickups
Bristol residents will have three collection days June 30 July 1 and 2 to haul rubbish to the town dump. Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara and Highway Surveyor James Holmes lead the Clean Up Week committee with Brig Gen Callan and Arthur Jo Duffy coordinating the effort from June 26 to July 2.
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James Holmes
Bristol
Bristol County Betterment Group
Lughwas Department
Anthony J Ferrara
Mornig
Po Iice
Ferrara
Brig Genoh Callan
Arthur Jo Duffy
Club Plans Annual Outing
The Recordacces da Patria Club finalizes plans for its annual outing on June 19 at the Town Farm Metacom Avenue. Town Councilman Joseph J Dennis chairs the general arrangements committee with Orino Ferreira, John Cordeiro, Joseph Bragatin, Manuel Fernandes, Frank Cunha and Antonio Cabral ex officio.
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Recordacces da Patria Club
Metacom Avenue
Joseph J Dennis
Orino Ferreira
John Cordeiro
Joseph Bragatin
Manuel Fernandes
Frank Cunha
Antonio Cabral
Council To Name July Fourth Committee
The Town Council will select members for the 1938 Fourth of July committee at tomorrow night’s meeting in the Burnside Memorial Council Chamber. President Prescott B Paull expects most of last year’s appointees to be reappointed, with James F Meiges named general chairman of 1937’s 100 member committee.
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Coun
Council
Burnside Memorial Building Council
Prescott B Paull
James F Meiges
Memorial Day Observance Committee Thanks Helpers
The Memorial Day Observance Committee expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted in making this year’s Memorial Day observance a success. Secretary Henry Bullock notes the appreciation.
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Gorniptee Onde
Henry Bullock
Old Fall River Line Ships to Become World Fair Floatings
Old steamers Commonwealth and Priscilla not yet junked. Engines will be removed and cabins converted to rooms for visitors at the New York World’s Fair next year. Sister ships Providence and Plymouth headed for Baltimore junkyard. Hugh Johnson comments on Jim Farley’s CIO risk and party balancing in a recent column.
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Commonwealth
Priscilla
Fall River
Providence
Plymouth
Baltimore
Hugh Johnson
Jim Farley
Pennsylvania
CIO
Tom Kennedy
Democratic Organization
Farley Is No Longer Chairman of Democratic Committee
Johnson asserts Farley would not act on his own and notes Farley is no longer the actual chairman. Corcoran leads an unseen Third New Deal Committee that has ousted the Democratic Party.
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Johnson
Jim Farley
Farley
Bond Oe Brey
Democratic Committee
Corcoran
Democratic ‘Party
Farley and Corcoran Clash Over Party Strategy
Hugh Johnson outlines a sharp divide between Farley who builds a party state by state and Corcoran who seeks obedient Congressmen. Johnson warns of an internal explosion if Farley is pushed too far, noting his loyal service but predicting a party split on the eve of election if he is jettisoned.
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Farley
Hugh Johnson
Corcoran
Fuehrer
Hugo Johnson
Mr Corcoran
Jim Farley
Mr Farley
Jim
Illumination on Democratic Troubles and Future Happenings
A Democrat analyst reflects on internal party turmoil and predicts clearer insight into future events. The narrator notes heavy rain and explains the phrase raining cats and dogs from maritime folklore. Ministers warn that spiritual aspirations are in eclipse and urge a return to Christian fundamentals to avert disaster.
Next great subject in the United States is religion
George E. Sokolsky urges reporters to chase the coming religious revival as the nation senses an emerging major topic. He predicts a nationwide revival and encourages journalists to tackle the evolving subject with readiness.
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George E. Sokolsky
United States
Counney
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