Campaign workers brace for three days of blitz before state election
Bristol voters prepare for a three day final push with house to house canvassing. Republicans target the First District while Democrats aim to flip the Second District. The third force Pauls for Senator could cut into Wall and Pagnano votes. Pasquarelli of the Republicans faces Magee in a district never won by a Democrat in 28 years. State candidates to speak at rallies across Bristol with a motorcade planned by Democrats and multiple hall events by both parties.
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Bristol
Pauls
B. W. Wall
Pasquale Pagnano
Michael W. Pasquarelli
Pasquarelli
Henry Alfred
Rockahh
Excound
Magee
Anthony J. Nunes
John R Bernardo
U. S
Theodore Francis Green
Robert E. Quinn
Aime J. Forand
Colt Memorial High School
Charles F. Risk
Congress
G. O
Reynolds School
Bradford Street
Columbia Hall
Academy Hall
Union Series Planned By Protestant Churches
A union series of services sponsored by First Baptist State Street Methodist St Michael s Episcopal and the First Congregational Church aims to attract broad attendance. Noted ministers from Rhodesland will speak with Rev Frederick Wilmot Providence Journal editor set for November 13 followed by Rev Dean Ellenwood Rev Arthur E Wilson Bishop G Bennett Rev Allen F E Claxton and Dr Arthur W Cleaves on subsequent Sundays.
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First Baptist
State Street Methodist
St. Michael's Episcopal
First
Ericeohns
Pepert
Rhodesland
Frederick Wilmot
Providence Journal
Dean Ellenwood
Arthur E. Wilson
G G. Bennett
Allen FE. Claxton
Arthur W Cleaves
Churches Plan Benefit Social for Mt Carmel Church
Parish hall on Con gregional street will host a benefit social to aid Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. The event is organized by church societies and set for November 13. Local residents and parishioners are invited to attend and support the fundraiser.
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Congregational Street
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Bristol youths offered WPA courses this winter
Bernard Quartaro WPA recreation supervisor announces Bristol winter courses for boys and girls in trades such as automotives carpentry sign painting stencil cutting and home beautifying plus academic studies in commercial science French Spanish and English The program includes a touch football league with four teams Terrible Turks Court Streeters Box Scouts and managers listed
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Bernard Quartaro
WPA
Bristol
Quartaro
Terrible Turks
Philip Scolaro
State Street AC
Leo Guida
Court Streeters
William Alves
Bruno Vollaro
Blessing in disguise says Bristol rail loss prompt for lighterage plan
Rolf G. Adams, a Phoenix subscriber, calls Bristol’s rail service loss a blessing in disguise. He urges creating a reliable lighterage system linking with the Colonial Line and Fox Point Providence, with New London and possibly New York as terminals, noting water transport is cheaper and may spur a new Bristol industry.
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Bristol
Rolf G. Adams
Phoenix
Adams
Fox Point
Providence
New London
New York
Voting Hints for Democratic and Republican Ballots
Dr John R Bernardo outlines counting and control lever steps for a straight ticket. Voters are told to check each name for a check mark, report missing names to the Town Clerk, and vote early. Supervisors will assist with a miniature machine demonstration.
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John R. Bernardo
Republican Town Committee
Bernardo
Merit certificates awarded at Colt Memorial High School
Thirty nine students received merit certificates for general excellence in the first term at Colt Memorial High School. Principal Edward J Fitzgerald announced the list including seniors Beatrice Collins Irene Hartley Claire Richards John Stone Grace Bruno Mary Shaw Frank Correira James Roderigues Loretta Byrnes Mary Santulli Anthony Ramos Samuel Leviten Maynard Shulman juniors Emeka Bucolo Lydia Garista Edna Atkinson Nicholas Manciet Antonio Cabral Katherine Conlon Mars James Rosatina Savino Andrew Del Toro Ralph Morasco Mars Aiello Margaret McGann Gabrielle Saviano Eli Moniz Raymond McClure sophomores Helen Almeida Mary Puntello Mariano Buccio Vincent Vaccaro Evelyn Brito Louise Ruggiero Attilo Topazio Leonard Marino Rose Digat Cazemiro Antonio Herbert Francis Edward Russo.
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Colt Memorial High School
Edward J Fitzgerald
Beatrice Collins
Irene Hartley
Claire Richards
John Stone
Grace Bruno
Mary Shaw
Frank Correia
James Roderigues
Loretta Byrnes Mary
Santullh Anthony Ramos
Samuel Leviten
Maynard Shulman
Emeka Bucolo
Lydia Garista
Edna Atkinson
Nicholas Manciert
Antonio Cabral
Katherine Conlon
Mars James
Rosatina Savino
Andrew del Toro
Ralph Morasco
Mars Aiello
Margaret McGann
Gabriele Saviano
Eli Moniz
Raymond McClure
Helen Almeida
Mary Puntello
Mariano Buccio
Vincent Vaccaro
Evelyn Brito
Louise Ruggiero
Attilo Topazio
Leonard Marino
Rose Digat
Cazemiro Antonio
Herbert Francis
Edward Russo
Armistice Day Observance Nears Grand Ball In Bristol
The American Legion and auxiliary plan a grand Armistice Day ball with Brig Gen L H Callan directing plans for the parade. Bristol residents anticipate a high school football game at Guiteras field and memorial exercises at Colt High School with Lt George Bradley and Rev Arthur W Burdon among speakers.
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A. A Edmonds
American Legion
al. Rosen
Iiam
J Seymour
Bf Committee
Frederick Garvin
Edmonds
W _ Wall
Charles E. Burns
Joseph W Enes
Samuel J. Smith
Francis P Cuomo
L. H. Callan
Bristol
Guiteras Field
Warren and
Colt Memoral
Colt High School Auditorum
George Bradley
Guiteras Memorial
Russell M Donovan
A. A. Edmonds
Kearney Post
The
Arthur W Burdon
First Baptist Church
Vernon R Gray
Frank A. Rounds
L. H Callan
Kearney Post No
Ella Carlone
Colt Memorial High School
Amercan Legion
Francis Cuomo
Walter Briggs
Elmer McNamara
Fred M
John Perry
Kearney
Bristol Boy Scout
Frank A Rounds
Nunes Predicts An Overwhelming Victory
Anthony J Nunes Bristol Democratic town committee chair declared an overwhelming Democratic victory as election near. He praised liberal reform aims and urged voters to back the straight Democratic ticket to oppose Republican conservative rule.
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Anthony J Nunes
Bristol
Nunes
Roosevelt
Rhode Island
State Street M E Church Boys Club to Screen 400 Feet Film
Senior and junior groups will meet tonight and tomorrow night in the clubrooms on Constitution street to view 400 feet of film from the motion picture machine recently acquired by the clubs.
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State Street M E. Church
Constitution Street
Nylon debut sparks plant plan in Bristol and Rhode Island potato boom
Du Ponts announce Nylon as a new synthetic fiber with broad future uses and an $8 million plant in Bristol employing about 1,000. Rhode Island's potato industry grows rapidly centered in Slocum district with farmer A. E. Albert leading 175 acres yielding about 80,000 bushels. A Peabody police tale ends with a 25 cent lunch preventing a city tax safe robbery.
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DuPont Company
New York
Rhode Island
Slocum
South County
A. E. Albert
Maine
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