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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1943
Page
3
A Bristol town feature praises the Bristol District Nursing Association. Nurses work from 8 a m to 5 p m with on call coverage at night to aid ill, disabled, and chronically ill residents. The piece urges support for the United War Fund to keep nurse service ready.
Albin S. Danielski, 24, of Fall River, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering at a special Fifth District Court session. Judge William T. O'Donnell set bail at 3500 and bound him over for grand jury action. Police arrested him after a Wood Street store entry, where he carried “farm stuff” later found to be cigarettes, a watch, and $40. He had ripped a storm window and consumed beer inside. Danielski has prior records including driving on a suspended license and other charges.
Reynolds School fourth graders under teacher Antoinette A Garista presented an Armistice Day program. Highlights included The History of the American Flag sketch and In Flanders Fields and There’s a Tone Lone Trail songs. The one minute of silence honored soldiers of past and present wars.
Hope Circle No 70 announces the installation of officers this evening at 6 pm in the hall on State Street. Co chairmen Mrs Johanna McClure and Mrs Margaret Conlex lead the installation committee with several members named.
The essay argues that war intensifies crime, harming moral fiber in America. It cites youth crime rates, home training, and the Hoover FBI view that discipline at home is the key to preventing delinquency and preserving democracy. It urges stronger moral and religious education to sustain national self government.
Bristol Red Cross chair Canon Parshley outlines services from surgical dressings to blood plasma and prisoner of war relief, highlighting home relief, training, and emergency readiness as part of the 1944 War Fund contribution. He pledges personal accountability to ensure full execution of Red Cross functions.
The First Congregational Church holds a Sunday consecration service for its School and instructors at 10:30, with primary and intermediate sessions earlier. Rev. Herbert D. Graetz will preach on How to Leave a Living Memorial as families attend, with a full worship order and staff listed.
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