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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
2
The speaker praises majority rule and notes the public’s demand for a new deal. He argues one party governing constantly is unhealthy and stresses shared responsibility to restore better times. He cites historical examples of unrest in undemocratic states as cautionary context.
The statement argues that Herbert Hoover endured defeat but remains a great leader. It claims his legacy will be judged by history as that of one of the most capable presidents this country has seen, noting the global catastrophe rooted in World War I.
The American Legion should halt immediate payment of Adjusted Compensation to focus on promoting world peace. Veterans insist they know war’s cruelty and futility, having endured bloodshed, injuries, and loss, and call for nations to unite to end war.
Mr and Mrs Annielle Arone welcome a son at 13 Mt Hope avenue. Veterans of the 78th Division plan a banquet at Hotel Dreyfus Providence. Various church groups hold meetings and charity events, with many prizes awarded at a weekly whist and turkey shoot series.
Readable text promotes a 25c test kit named BI KETS for bladder issues and nighttime urination. It claims relief from wetting and bowel discomfort and suggests buying a kit from a drug store. The wording is inconsistent and contains plausible medical claims.
At No TT Naet State Street, the event set for 2 15 PM on a listed date appears in unclear handwriting. The fragment provides a street location and time but lacks clear details on the action or participants.
Plans for the Armistice Day parade require regressed members to report to President Anthony Da Ponte at Lincoln Hall by 1 30 p m Tomorrow. This week marks 14 years since the quiet on the western front as nations honor the Unknown Soldier with wreaths taps lights and ceremonies. In Germany Hitler loses votes but the communist party gains eleven seats signaling rising influence in Europe and beyond.
Harold F Flaherty of Warwick applies for sixty acres of oyster ground split into two blocks thirty acres east of Hog Island and thirty acres northwest of Spar Island in Mount Hope Bay. Hearing set for November 16 1932 at 10 A M in Providence at the Commissioners of Shell Fisheries office 306 State House. Commissioners include Atchison Duckworth Littlefield Brooks Dubois.
A fragment from a texr column notes Timely Topics concerning welfare and public interest. It references STCE and FOU and mentions written input for the column.
November 10 1932 letter to the editor from a newly elected State Senator thanking Bristol voters for their support. He acknowledges volunteers and donors including thirty four who contributed cars, urges unity to pursue a plan for a “Better Bristol,” and warns unemployment as a looming crisis. He offers to join a business leaders group to address the problem and help achieve results.
A Bristol election speech is cited in which James Smith, manager of the National Tigers Rubber Company plant in Bristol, faces a political attack alleging managerial taint. The letter from Chas Clifford Wilson defends Smith, praising his leadership and effort to rehabilitate Bristol while urging readers not to misjudge him.
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