Rhode Island Liberal Traditions Highlighted in Bristol Talk
Herbert M. Sherwood of Providence defended Roger Williams era liberalism while urging greater tolerance in Rhode Island. He cited Blackstone, Gorton, Hutchinson, Anne, and others as early settlers who shaped independence amid colonial challenges and conflicts with Massachusetts authorities.
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Rhode Islanders
Herbert M. Sherwood
Providence
Bristol Rotary Club
Belvedere
Roe Island
Roger Williams
Independence
Rhode Island
Sherwood
Roger
Massachusetts
Bill Blackstone
Study Hill
Sam Gorton
Massachusetts Court
Sam
Warwick
Cougne
John Clark
Anne Hutchinson
Aquidneck
Joshua Verine
Exigland
Seoreneneis
Rainbow memorial high school first issue debuts
New Colt Publication titled The Rainbow appears on local news stands as a 16 page mimeographed book for students and town readers. Editor Miss Hilda Jamies leads staff including Almerinda Correira Ruth Ruggieri Esther Perkins Elsie Gilroy with Rose Formisano Maryvelleca Audrey Newman Eldora Gablinske. Commercial Club sponsors: Rose Formisano president Audrey Newman vice president Hilda Jamiel secretary Jeanette Charette treasurer Esther Perkins.
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Colt Memorial High School
Edward J Fitzgerald
Commercial Club
Hilda Jamies
Almerinda Correira
Ruth Ruggieri
Esther Perkins
Elsie Gilroy
Rose Formisano
Mary Velleca
Audrey Newman
Eldora Gablinske
Hilda Jamiel
Jeanette Charette
Irene Sylvia
Leah Eisenstadt
George H Baldwin
Bristol Christmas Seal Drive Underway In Bristol
The Bristol Christmas Seal Committee launches its annual fund drive to combat tuberculosis. About 1000 Bristolians will receive seals and a appeal letter from Evelyn Carter urging purchases for clinics early detection and education. Proceeds split 80 percent to Bristol District Nursing Association and 20 percent to state and national tuberculosis groups. Depots at industrial plants and Lillian Wilson store Hope Street serve as collection points.
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Evelyn Carter
Bristol District Nursing Association
Amateur Night at Reynolds Auditorium Gala Planned
An amateur program is set for Reynolds School Auditorium with Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps sponsorship. Local amateurs may enter by signing up at Suzman’s or with committee members. Proceeds fund band equipment repairs and new instruments. Chairman William H Gabsinske coordinates with Henry Areuca and Anthony Monofo.
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Reynolds School
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps
Suzman’s
William H Gabinske
Henry Aréuca
Anthony Monofo
Sermon Series Continues Sunday at First Baptist Church
Rec. C. J. Yeomans will continue his sermons at 10:30 a m in the First Baptist Church addressing Great Questions Answ ered including will Christ come as a thief and the resurrection of the dead The talk will also explore what Paul means by living Christians being translated without dying The series draws growing interest with more attendees congregational singing and children's talks featured
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C. J. Yeomans
First Baptist Church
Christ
Paul
Spirit of Giving Evident As Bristol Observes Thanksgiving Day
Bristol observed Thanksgiving with widespread charity efforts. Ivy Guild of St Michael’s Church Alpha Benevolent Society and Bristol Boy Scouts led basket drives delivering food and decor to seniors and shut ins. Over 100 baskets and dinners, including turkeys and roast beef, were provided plus clothing and fur nishings for those in need.
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Old New England
Bristol
Ivy Guild
St. Michael’s Church
Alpha Benevolent Society
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Bristol Boy Scouts
Faffenretter
Barrington Town
Olympian Club
Anet -Roivawir Houda
ATE
Bristol-Col
Colt
Genevieve
Pagnand
Chipeta Sd Ed
William Darling
William H. Angevine
John R. Magee
Mary Wood
Frederick R. Brownil
Pitey
Neuman
Audrey Munro
Walace Moosup
William H. Angevine, Jr
Raymond J. Sartini
Congregational Church Unit
Wendell Marshman
Messrs
Herbert B. Burgham, Jr
Norman E. Benard
John B. Dimond
Henry L. Sanford, Jr
Hazel Nettleton
Rhode Island Soldiers Home
Benjamin Church
Home For
Aged Women
St Mary's Church
Hope Circle
No 70
Daughters of Isabella
DeWolf
Colt Memorial High School
M. Theresa Donovan
Reynolds School
Owen Favre
Jerry Borgia
Tina Lopes
Edward Costa
John Margo
Auto Overturns Twice on Hope Street. Three Escape Injury
Three local men escaped serious harm when the car they rode in skidded on Hope street, struck a curb, and overturned twice. Passenger John Paiva, 20, suffered a sprained shoulder and a forearm cut, while drivers Domenic DeLucca and Salvatore Marino were uninjured. Paiva received treatment at Dr. A F DAngelo's office. The wreck belonged to Anthony Marino, who had married Lena Sousa earlier that day.
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Hope Street
John Paiva
Franklin Street
Domenic DeLucca
Salvatore Marino
Goulart Avenue
Anthony Marino
Lena G. Sousa
St. Elizabeth's Church
DeLucca
Augustus R. Paull
James W. Goff
Paiva
A. F. D'Angelo
Bradford Street
KC Council to Attend Providence Meeting
Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus arranged plans for attending an inter council meeting in Providence. Supreme Agent John Dale of Botout was announced to visit the local union headquarters on December 20. Grand Knight William T. Dwyer presided at the Bristol lodge meeting held at KX.
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Providence
Columbus Club
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Chall
John FL. ‘Dale
Botout
Union
Lodge
William T. Dwyer
Prcs Gra A
James i
WoHite
Sopwith Plans New Class 1 Yacht After Fairey Withdrawal
The withdrawal of Charles H. Fairey’s America's Cup challenge precedes T. O. M. Sopwith’s order to start construction on a new Class 1 yacht to be named EndezVour. Sopwith aims to issue a challenge early in 1936 with races expected in 1937, signaling a softened stance after his departure from the last Cup.
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Charles H. Fairey
T. O. M. Sopwith
EndezVour
Fairey Abandons Challenge For J Class Yacht
Once hopeful that a smaller Class K yacht could race with the New York Yacht Club Mr Fairey wrote to the Royal Fandage Yacht Club secretary stating he was not in a position to issue a challenge with a J class vessel for the time being due to personal reasons.
Career Direction in City Management Dominates Conference
The article notes that choosing a career is tough with city management praised at a National Municipal Conference in Providence. It highlights a growing appeal of public sector leadership for young people and the push to carry reform from the event into practice, amid calls to curb waste and inefficiency.
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Providence
Government aims to hire qualified engineers for all levels
The article argues for skilled trained men not only as managers but in many subordinate, nontechnical roles. It notes college graduates with engineering training are in demand and that universities including California, Michigan, Stanford, Syracuse and Texas A&M offer relevant courses. Politics is described as an honorable career when used properly.
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Universitis
California
Michigan
Stanford
Syracuse
Exaa
Hollywood Script Girl Sells Scream For 25 A Time
A young Hollywood script girl earns 25 dollars per scream during takes and 35 dollars weekly in a line of women who contribute unseen to film production. She yells a blood curdling scream as a placard signals SCREAM.
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Outlin
Holly
Wood
Hollywood
Horse meat in Paris families and Pakistani district stomach pains
Time notes Paris families eat horse meat due to cost. In Pakistan, residents suffer violent stomach pains prompting emergency squads and detectives to probe causes of 60 stomach aches.
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Time Magazine
Paris
Pakistan
Eigithe
Doping Scandals Weave Through French Horse Racing
A fragmented report alleges widespread doping in European horse racing. It cites a veteran trainer and a chronic stomach ache as signs of systemic abuse, with a horse pushed to the finish line through illicit drug use and manipulation.
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France
Ayvads
Hiatse
Steele
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