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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

Page

6

My Column Letters From Our Towns Bristol and Worcester

A wartime column features Manuel Cardoza urging Bristol voters to participate in the November 7 election and express support for a Republican Representative candidate. A Worcester letter questions Roosevelt’s 1940 pledge and urges voting for honesty and a strong stance against Communists.

Manuel Lindy) Cardoza US Merchant Marine Bristol Roosevelt Madison Square Garden

The Presidents Argument Debating Commander in Chief Claims

A Washington writer argues against Roosevelt using the commander in chief label for election gain. The piece questions 1933 to 1939 defense spending, Pearl Harbor preparedness, and the balance of credit for military buildup versus responsibility for late 1941 weaknesses. It contends the argument fosters disunity and could have influenced Hitler’s 1939 actions.

Far East Japan Hawaii Roosevelt Congress America Army Navy PVA AAA Hitler

Cpl Benevides Cited in Bomb Group Record of Valor

Englithe United States Army Air Forces Liberator group in England cites Cpl August F Benevides of Bristol for distinguished duty as a light truck driver. The unit, first noted by Gen James Doolittle, completed 100 combat missions and attacked 41 German targets and 59 in occupied Europe dropping about 4700 tons of bombs.

England August F Benevides Coggeshall Avenue Bristol William E. Kepner 2Nd Bombardment Division United States Army Air Forces Luther J Fairbanks Burt Iowa James H. Doolittle Eighth Air Force Loire Blois France Doolittle Berlin Germany Europe

Colt Team Aims for South Kingstown Clash Tomorrow

The Colt eleven travels to South Kingstown to face Kingstown, then next week hosts Warren at Burrs Hill Park.

Colt South Kingstown Kingstown Warren Burr’s Hill Park

Program Committee Named by Girl's Club

The November program committee of the Catholic Girl's Club was appointed at a Tuesday meeting with Helen Preble as chairman and Regina Partington, Mary St. George, Muriel Trudell, Louise Quartaro as members. Ang ie DelPiano elected treasurer. A $5 contribution was approved for the United War Fund drive. About fifty servicemen, many from Newport and Melville, attended the Hallowe'en party at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish hall, featuring cabaret decor and dancing to an orchestra. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nerone and Dr. and Mrs. D. V. Capone, with Mrs. Lucien Capone. The fair committee was Mary Lou Ferreira, chairman, with Eva Byone, Rose Digati, Rose Fasano and Dot Bruno.

Catholic Girl’s Club Helen Preble Regina Partington Mary St. George Muriel Trudell Louise Quartaro Newport Melville Hallowe'en Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Gus Nerone D. V. A Capone Lucien Capone Mary Lou Ferreira Eva Byone Rose Digati Rose Fasano Dot Bruno

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Dewey Sidney Hillman Earl P. Browder Hague Kelly Prendergast Republican Town Committee Reba Manuel “Lindy” Cardoza Roswell S. Bosworth Bristol Phoenix Robert A. McCaughey Macleod—Curran John FR. Bernardo Lindy Sheepshead Bay, NY Lam Gong Lam Ared Forres Worcester Mass David Lawrence Washington Philadelphia Pearl Harbor Philippines Victory Cpl. A. F. Benevides S. Kingstown Angie DelPiano League United War Fund Bradford St Perles Mead Colgate Waterbury’s Scott Fletcher Warner Vick Kelley
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