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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1945

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Campaign Sidelights From Banquet Speaker

Dr Samuel D. Clark described experiences as a North Burma medical officer in World War II at the Armistice Day banquet of Kearney Post 6 American Legion. He recalled sleepless shifts, mobile surgical units near front lines, hunting with dynamite bait and jeep trains, heavy rain, and rare encounters with so called skirts. The event featured other Legion leaders and Auxiliary officers with toastmaster Daniel Coggeshall introducing commanders and spouses.

Burma Samuel D. Clark Kearney Post American Legion Post Franklin Street Seagraves Clark Frank McCaffrey Arthur E. Marley R. I. Department The Edward H. Zeigler Bertram W. Wall Ruth Harrison Department Henry F. Serbst Daniel W. Coggeshall Manuel Goulart Goulart Robert B Suzman Norman Gravin

Community Christmas planning group forms in town

The first full meeting of the committee planning the Community Christmas Observance will be held this evening at 8 in the American Legion headquarters. The plan includes life-size Nativity scenes on the Common, possibly four in number, and a mass carol performance by hundreds of voices on December 23 at the Common.

Kearney Post No. 6 The American Legion

Thirty Two Honored For Service At Collins and Aikman Banquet

The Quarter Century Club of Collins and Aikman Corp will hold its annual banquet at the New Highland Casino. Thirty two employees with 25 or more years of service will receive pins. John E Burrow will get the 45 year award and Antonio Varno the 40 year pin.

Quarter Century Club Collins and Aikman Corporation New Highland Casino John E. Burrow Antonio Varno Theresa Pacheco John Zinni Barrington Edgar Vergeau Manuel Costa Bristol George Marshall Jennie James Maria Mello Fred Les Nobile Gaythorne Cheshire Henry H. Bullock John P. Marshall Albert Ethier Mary Costa Warren Philip Pivin Joseph H. Farrell Rhode Island Albert T. Fusonie Wallace Gill Philadelphia Perc Collins and Aikman Corp

Complete Bazaar Plans By Holy Name Society At Mount Carmel

The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church announces a three day bazaar at the BTA Hall on State Street Thursday through Saturday. Louis Castriotta chairs the event with native turkeys and Calart flower table pieces secured and a four foot toy auto to be given on the final night. Refreshments include Italian tomato pie and frankfurts with sodas. The program is directed by Sam Ferri and many committee members are listed including James Salzano and Domenic Perrone. A Red Cross World War II update will be given at Colt Memorial Hall Sunday at 8 pm with Donal Cowell speaking and three short Red Cross films to follow.

Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel BTA State Street Louis Castriotta Louis Evans’ Electric Shop Hope Street Sam Ferri Mr. Castriotta James Salzano Domenic Perrone Joseph Pannone John Santulli Ralph DeLeo Louis Nastri Carl Bisbano Bristol American Red Cross Colt Memorial Hall Canon A. R. Parshley Donal Cowell Providence Red Cross

Army Chaplain Declares Life Not Ended for Fallen Heroes

Memorial exercises on Armistice Day at Colt Memorial Hall honored Bristol veterans from World War I and II. Captain Richard H. Chase spoke of enduring love and care, recounting his Tunisia burial duties and a transformative sunrise that brought renewed strength.

Richard H. Chase U. S. Army Colt Memorial Hall Bristol Capt. Chase Manuel Goulart A A. Edmonds Chase Tunisia North Africa Jim Harry John Oran Algeria

Armistice Day silence idea traced to Edward Honey

The piece details Edward Honey in London proposing a five minute pause to honor fallen soldiers after World War I. Reaction from Sir Percy Fitzpatrick and King George V led to a two minute silence. It notes Honey’s later obscure death and contrasts business leaders’ humanity with public perception.

Mr. Honey Fleet Street Percy Fitzpatrick England Percy George V Honey Buckingham Palace Grenadier

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Holy Name Society Mt. Carmel Church B.T.A. Hall STATE Errol Flynn George Tobias John Alvin James Brown Bette Davis Nigel Bruce Rhys Williams Rosalind Ivan John Dall Joan Lorring News Cartoon Fox and Duck Film Vocil Barbara Stanwyck Dennis Morgan Connecticut Sydney Greenstreet Reginald Gardiner S. Z. Sakall Traveltalk Guatemala City Tee For Two the Ape Rocco Migliori James Velleca Ralph DeFelice Oliver Diodati Joseph Santulli Anthony Negro Domenic Vitiello Frank Bruno Joseph Diodati Frank Mierandino Michael Ruggeiio Ray Cavallaro Jerry Russo John Cortellessa Benny Mansi John Sicignano Joseph Sansone North Africa Colt High School Emilio Donavan Albert A. Edmonds Bristol Rotary Club Quartette Vernon A. Gray Hubert F. Hill R. S. Bosworth Wm. H. Sisson Frank A. Rounds American Legion Memorial John Perry CHC U.S.A Us.a Rotary Club Quartette Vernon R. Gray Kearney Edward Honey London Versailles National Manufacturers Association New York Far West N.A.M FrigIdaire Sales and Service Center Bristol County Child Warren, R
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