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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1942

Page

3

Rhode Island Democrats Sweep State Wins In 1936 Election

Rhode Island retained Democratic control with Senator Theodore Green and Governor J. Howard McGrath re elected. In Bristol town Daniel Coggeshall narrowly beat Bertram Wall by 71 votes amid weather woes and voting machine confusion. Absentee ballots unchanged results.

Rhode Island Rhody Theodore Francis Green Aime J. Forand J. Howard McGrath Daniel G Coggeshall Daniel W. Coggeshall Bertram W. Wall Coggeshall Henry Alfred House of Representatives Alfred Anthony W. Dupont Lone Eagle Robert A. McCaughey Wallis E. Howe McCaughey Ralph T Church Bristol Roswell S Bosworth McGrath T. Goy Cappelli Petter Mr. Wall Bosworth Jackvony Letts Coggeshall and Wall Green Forand McManus Cappell Wlasen Cappel Cote Losworth Nolan Jacksons Handy Forcur Wall Dupont Howe

Ten Percent Club Urges War Bond Support for Mortar Use

The Stovepipe 60 millimeter trench mortar fires a 2.4 pound shell at about 35 rounds per minute and can be camouflaged behind obstructions. It costs about 500 dollars. Citizens are urged to invest at least ten percent of income in War Bonds every payday to aid the Army.

US Treasury Department America Red Cross U.S. Tredwery Départment

Voters Warned Against Pulling That Lever

A morning report notes a local store sold 15 umbrellas to Warren political workers as part of campaign activity and a column warns voters not to pull that lever.

Warren

Coal all sizes French Coal Company ad

An advertisement from French Coal Company lists coal of all sizes with contact telephone Williams 6813 for orders and inquiries.

French Coal Company Tel. Williams

Lost Pass Book From Bristol Branch

Lost or destroyed pass book No 28212 issued by Industrial Trust Co Bristol Branch in its Participation Department. Return to bank. Payment has been stopped and application made for issue of duplicate book in manner provided by law.

Industrial Trust Co Bristol

War Bonds Encourage Thrift and Savings

It promotes thrift and saving through War Bonds and urges buying ten percent of each paycheck to support America. The message links personal finance with national effort and calls readers to contribute regularly.

Bristol Girl Scouts Host Rhode Island Council Meeting

The Bristol Girl Scout Council will host the Fall meeting for the Girl Scouts of Rhode Island at Holmes House from 1 to 4 PM. Mrs Winthropp B Field will report on the regional Conference in Boston in September and summer activities will be summarized. Tea will be served and an invitation is extended to leaders, council members, and interested locals.

Bristol Earl G Sturdevant James McKenna

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