Paull Answers Letter On U S Rubber Tax Reduction
Former Council President Prescott B. Paull replies to a Phoenix letter on the U S Rubber tax issue. He calls it a business proposition and notes the company will fund an independent town appraisal and accept the result. He cites payrolls and local employers to justify keeping operations, urging town officials to evaluate values without sentiment.
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Paull
U. S
Council
Prescott B. Paull
Phoenix
the Phoenix
United States Rubber Company
Bristol
Samuel Pomroy Colt
Prudentin Business Ene Prakktige Ip
Rubber Company
Town Not Liable For $101 Bill Owed
Rhode Island Hospital may charge the town of Bristol a $101 bill for relief care in October 1938. Town Solicitor Capone says no authorization existed after two weeks, so Bristol cannot be held liable. Relief Director Marshall says he was unaware of the bill until now.
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Rhode Island
Bristol
Joseph J. Marshall
Lucien Capone
Marshall
Charles E Burns
Burns
Rhode Island Hospital
St. Michaels Church
First Congregational Church
Samuel P Colt
Hattie Simnes
Drury
Collns and Arkman Corp
Oor
Dre George I Tocke
St Michaels Church
de Pocke
Oat
Yoo
Barnes
Bristol Veterans Recall Armistice Day 1918
Four Bristol World War I veterans tied to Armistice Day recall the moment the armistice was signed on November 11 1918 from sites in Massachusetts Connecticut and Virginia. Francis Cuomo then chief marshal of the parade recounts learning of the news after 230 pm and how the celebration spread to Providence. Other officers including Brig Gen L H Callan and Capt Davitt are noted for frontline service in France Germany and at sea with the 107th Engineers 32nd Division and the Army of Occupation.
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Cela Seer
Bristol
Camp Devens
Mass
Fort Greble
Conamicut
Mulberry Island
Francis P Cuomo
Comanicut
Cuomo
Newport
Providence
Batters 10
66Th Coast Artillery
Fy. Bewith
War Department
Washington
Callan
107Th Engineers
Midwan
Wisconsin
Gnardsmen
Germany
Anipe Dix N
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mitch
John J Pershing
Kearney
Rhode Island
American Legion
Edmonds
A A Edmonds
Co A
301St Engineers
Plattsmereh Barrerke
State Department
George R Fish
George
Newport News
Prominent New Hampshire Clergyman to Preach Here Sunday Evening
The Fall Community Services series continues at St Michaels Church with Rev Dr Charles H. Walhamster of the Community Baptist Church in Whitefield. He is a known lecturer in northern New England. Beginning at 7 30 p m a concert by Ruth Moulton Harriet Tacoletti and Walter Angell precedes hymns led by local clergy and assisted by Rev Sydney R Peters. Ushers include C Wilfred Clarke and others.
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New England
Ruth Moulton
Harriet Kinder Tacoletti
Walter Angell
Thome
King Eternal
Lord
Father of Mankind
Sydney R. Peters
Tiverton
C Wilfred Clarke
Donald Mathewson
John W Haley
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Harry
Kerensky disputes Stalin Hitler pact view
Alexander Kerensky, former Russian premier, argues in a New York Times letter that Stalin gains from Hitler and that the tie up shows a pre arranged plan between Berlin and Moscow. He notes Ribbentrop’s Moscow visit on August 23 as part of this long planned alignment.
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Stalin
Aexander Kerensky
Kerensky
Russia
Reds
Asky
New York Times
Hitler
Ribbentrop
Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
Hitler bets on Moscow to steer Reich fate in new alliance
The article argues Hitler seeks an alliance with the USSR for four reasons. It cites German tradition of friendship with Russia, Stalin's purges reducing German opponents, the need to challenge England and France, and easing Drang nach Osten. It also notes Kerensky warning of Bolshevization risk if Stalin sides with London and Paris.
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Hitler
Third Reich
Ussr
Russia
Stalin
Germany
Moscow
Hitlen
Fingland
France
Mapterhof
England
Kerensky
Kremlin
London
Paris
Poland
Stalin and Hitler alliance reshapes wartime strategy
The text argues Stalin and Hitler share a dislike for democracy and private capitalism. It claims the pact shields Moscow from early war action, enables territorial gains for bolshevism, and brings Soviet industrial aid. It suggests alliance eases Red Army pressure in the Far East and allows joint moves into Asia to target colonial powers. It doubts Stalin will abandon the game with Hitler as opportunities rise.
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Stalin
Hitler
Moscow
London
Paris
Flitler
Red Army
Far East
Germany
Asia
Kerensky Views War as Decisive Conflict
The statement frames the current war as not just a clash of coalitions but a decisive, possibly final, struggle between irreconcilable forces. The piece notes the continuation on page five.
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Kerensky
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