Voters weigh Hoover Smith choice amid 1932 mood shifts
The piece argues voters should reconsider party habits and judge Hoover and Roosevelt on leadership during the economic crisis. It notes Hoover blames European collapses for the downturn while Roosevelt accuses him of inaction and questions aid to banks, industry, and workers.
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Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Franklm
D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Republican Party
Wall Street
Austria
Germany
England
Guv Roosevelt
Jong
Community notices and society meetings clutter town events
A roundup of parish and club gatherings across town includes Mite Society and First Baptist Church activities at Mrs. Fred Mott's home, a lecture by Dr. Denby for the Men's Union, and a Holy Name Society meeting called by Anthony duPont. Also listed are horse training updates, birthday celebrations, Battery 243rd Coast Artillery invitations, Altar Society plans, and civic league ballot instruction and social events.
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Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Fred Mott
Church Street
Frank W. Austin
Springfield
Mass
A. M. Miller
Maurice A. Denby
Warren
Men's Union
First Congregational Church
Guneral House
Anthony W. DuPont
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt
Nancy Carratura
John Carratura
Franklin Street
Carratura
243Rd Coast Artillery
J Everett Clark
East Providence
Phoenix
Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Congregational Street
John B Tretano
John R Bernardo
Paul C Millemagg
Vechient Carmone
Margaret Ruggeiro
Jeanette Salzano
Bristol
General Assembly
Anthony duPont
Joseph
Mr Joseph
Civic League
Epaper EE Saiarg
Shepard
Pi “Apes
Combénigt
Constitution ST
Ladies’ Aid Society of
State Street
M. EF
Leslie W. Young
High Street
Bartlett
D. D
Episcopal Diocese of
North Dakota
St. Michael’s Church
Christian Endeavorur
First Baptist
First Congregational
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Bellevue Boys
Academy Hall
Woodstreet
Joe Bisbane
J. Everett Clark
Battery C
Franklin N. Strictland
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R. I. Pure Food and Drug Commission
Rotary Club
Column on Timely Topics for Our Town Welfare
Reader comments on local issues and town welfare appear in this column. The piece invites timely, thoughtful input from residents and highlights topics of community interest and civic concern.
Bristol Town Budget Scrutiny Over Salary Cuts
A Bristol Rhode Island letter criticizes the Town Council for rejecting a 50 percent salary reduction for election officials in favor of a 10 percent cut. The writer notes the Budget Committee’s long hours and unpaid effort, argues for living within appropriations, and urges careful analysis of spending and future recommendations.
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Bristol Phoenix
Bristol
Rhode Island
Budent Committee
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Constitution Street
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Burton Street
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Munroe Ave
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Hope St
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Lake George
Mick St
Lincoln Avenue
Eagies Hall
Fred FE Suzman
Bristol Phenix Office
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Newport
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