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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

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Political rallies fire up final campaign push in town

Republicans schedule Sunday rally at Independent Hall 2 30 p m with John R Bernardo as town chair and speakers including John G Murphy and others. Democrats set Monday Lincoln Hall Usher Street for final rally with Daniel LaPolla and speakers. Dewey For President event at Republican HQ in Bradford Street.

Independent Hall Wood Roma Streets John R. Bernardo Lincoln Hall Usher Street Daniel LaPolla Bradford Street Hope Frank J. Sylvia John G. Murphy Francis J. Carreira Fall River Jose Silvia Louis V. Jackvony Vincent Lentini Providence Charles B. Rockwell Norman D. MacLeod Manuel Fernandes Hugo Clason R. I. House Messrs Bosworth Mc McCaughey Lucien Capone Joseph Reis Pawtucket Daniel M. Vargas

Town Council Accepts Generous Rockwell Offer

The Bristol Town Council accepted Charles B. Rockwell’s gift of land known as Rockwell Park south of the Ever Ready fire station. A resolution of thanks will be drawn, and the letter read by Town Clerk John W. Church outlined the gift and its intended use as a public beach with bath houses and swimming facilities if practical.

Charles B. Rockwell Rockwell Park Bristol DeWolf Inn Thames Street State Churlets

Bristol Votes: 4948 Registered for Presidential Election

Bristol town council reports 4948 residents registered to vote for the coming presidential election. War ballots have been issued to 597 service members and separated by districts. can be cast at their district polls. Ballots can be replaced if voters wish to change a war ballot on election day.

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Bristol Mourns Local Hero Lt Louis Romano Dies in Germany

The War Department telegram announced First Lieut Louis Romano died of wounds suffered in action in Germany. A 1938 Colt Memorial High School and Rhode Island State College graduate, he served 10 months overseas with the Army Engineer Corps and is the 30th Bristol casualty. He is survived by his parents Dep Sheriff and Mrs John Romano and sister Mrs Ann Ligeiro.

Bristol War Department John Romano Bay View Ave Louis Romano Germany Romano Colt Memorial High School Rhode Island State College Army Engineer Corps R. I. State Ann Ligeiro

Legion Announces Armistice Day Speakers

The Armistice Day Committee in Kearney Post Home named Chaplain N L McBlain of Quonset Naval Air Base as banquet speaker and Rev Thomas R Burns of Union Methodist Church Fall River Mass as Memorial Exercises speaker. Activities include November 11 banquet and November 12 memorial at Colt High School with Rhode Island representatives as guests.

Chaplain McBlain Quonset Base Thomas R. Burns Kearney LeRoy L. Dean N. L. McBlain Quonset Naval Air Base Union Methodist Church Fall River Mass Anthony R. Parshley St. Michael's Church Canon Parshley Kearney Post Colt High School Department of Rhode Island Post Franklin Street Albert A. Edmonds George R. Fish A. Elmer McNamara Fred W. Coggeshall John J. Nappi

Teen Age Canteen Opens Tomorrow at YMCA

The YMCA prepares for the TAC opening tomorrow evening under general secretary Hubert Hill. High school age youths from Hi Y Viking Club and Young Women’s Club will supervise Saturday nights from Nov 4 to April 28 with activities including dancing bowling games and ping pong. Robert Kinder is booked for Nov 11 with a magic program.

Y.M.C.A Hubert F. Hill YMCA Hi-Y Viking Club Young Women’s Club Hill Robert Kinder TAC

Portuguese Residents Form Dewey For President Club

Frank J. Sylvia head of the Dewey For President Club invites local Portuguese residents to a 7:30 PM meeting at Republican headquarters on Bradford Street. Speaker lineup includes former Rhode Island Congressman Harry Sandager and Representative Frank Maciel of East Providence with other speakers and refreshments promised.

Frank J. Sylvia Republican Bradford Street Thomas E Dewey Harry Sandager Rhode Island Frank Maciel East Providence Sylvia

Republican Chairman Warns of Lost 129 Ballots in Local Vote

Dr. John R. Bernardo, Republican chairman, reported 129 ballots were lost or invalid in a prior town election due to voter confusion between ballot columns. He urged posting a “Do Not Use” sign on the second level and explained how straight-ticket voters could miscast by pressing the wrong lever. He noted 51 lost votes in the Second District and 69 in the First District, and described procedures for voters seeking supervisor help without reopening booths.

John R. Bernardo Bristol Bernardo

Men’s Union to Host Past President’s Night

The Men's Union of the First Congregational Church will host Past President’s Night this evening with Lewis L. Allen speaking on "Wanted-Men." Parish service men on leave will attend, including M. Stuart Barr and Robert Moren, followed by a chowder supper at 6:30.

Lewis L. Allen First Congregational Church M. Stuart Barr Robert Moren

Bristol War Fund Tops Quota After Dinner Appeal

Bristol exceeded its $11 530 United War Fund goal by 1 464 82 in a state chairmen dinner at Narragansett Hotel. The total rose to 13 060 82 and returns remain incomplete. Notable contributions included 1300 from U S Rubber Bristol Branch and 700 from Collins and Aikman Bristol Branch.

Bristol United War Fund Frederick S. Bartlett Narragansett Hotel Bartlett

The Grip of the Transportation Committees

Priscilla Hovey Wright recalls Branton Massachusetts election pressure in 1936 from rival party committees and a push to get every eligible voter to the polls. A cold, indecision, and a chivalrous approach by husbands and neighbors fail to deter efforts as two cars arrive with attendants ready to vote the reluctant woman.

Branton Massachusetts Priscilla Hovey Wright Transportation Committee Women’s Republican Club Women’s Democratic Club Transportation Committees

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Town Council Rockwell Edwards and Angell Joseph E Pine Bud Abbott Lou Costello Arthur Treacher Marion Hutton Kirby Grant Will Osborne Orchestra News Cartoon Bodyguard Captain America June Allyson Gloria DeHaven van Johnson Jose Iturbi Jimmy Durante Brother Rat Fibber McGee & Molly Eugene Pallette Gordon Oliver Barbara Hale William Terry Virginia ‘Grey Helene Thimig American Legion Teen Age Canteen Automobile Service Bristol War Fund Bristol Teachers’ Assn Young Women's Catholic Girls Club McLellan’s Stores Co H. F. Bell’s Meyer Paley Frank Rene Glen Smith Verginio J. DeRocha Wardwell Lumber Company Alonzo Vail Chas M. Connery Arthur W. Guevremont Wm. P. Paine Chas. Dew Brownell H. Liscomb Zaccarias Antonio Jos. Sansone Manuel Janurio Wm. H. van Voast John Mello Peter Goglia Chas. C. Mello Sisson’s Market Elias Batista Antonio Borges M P. Medeiros John J. Pimentel Joseph Quintal Chas. Mello Joseph M. Arruda Mary C. Jones Chas. E. Luther Joseph Serpa Florence M. Kellogg Esther Osterberg Benjamin, Hazen Irene E. Gallo Cora M Wm. B. MacColl Jean MacColl Reynolds B.T.A. Hall Court House Roosevelt Landon Mrs. Beveridge Dr. Macomber Ik -Atithe Wa
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