Coddling Communism In The Christian Science Monitor
William Henry Chamberlin argues the Soviet system balances impressive industrial growth with massive human suffering. He contrasts factories and hydro plants with famine, deportations, forced labor camps, and repression of dissent. The piece cites censored words and propaganda while noting stark material poverty for most Soviet citizens.
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Christian Science Monitor
William Henry Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Russia
Siron
Shagma
Whera
Geuthipe
Two Tenements Ransacked Sunday Morning Rife of Thefts
Police report details two tenements at 1602 Hope Street entered by force while residents were at church. About $10.30 cash disappeared from Manuel Cabral’s home, then intruders rifled George and Mrs Marz’s house. Skelton keys and a gold watch were left behind, a 17 year old suspect questioned, and fingerprints taken. Police pursued multiple leads and a 13 year old boy was taken in for questioning over cigarette thefts at Lobster Pot.
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Hope Street
Manuel Cabral
Cabral
George Marz
Marz
St Elizabeth'’s Church
Sergi Waitham
Cashin
Warwick
Sergi. Cashin
John J Maguire
Bureau of Criinal
Edward J McDermott
Charles Brownell
All Era
Brownell
Local youths indicted for cigarette theft scheme at store
A witness described a scheme in which three boys aged 13 to 15 would enter a store to buy candy or soda while one of them concealed cigarettes for later theft. The proprietor was in another room during the acts.
Reduction in Rates by Colonial Line to New York
The Colonial Line announces large rate reductions to New York starting Tuesday October 1 1935. Steamers have been renovated and pass rigid inspections and are ready for fall and winter business. Officials report business exceeding that of recent years with many inquiries and strong seasonal prospects. The New York theatrical season is open with many attractions drawing travelers for shows broadcasting stations and shopping.
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Colonial Line
New York
MORTGAGEE S SALE OF Bristol Rhode Island Property
Public auction set for October 2 1935 at 10 00 AM Eastern Standard Time on premises in Bristol Rhode Island. Masso and Teresa Masso defaulted on a 1929 mortgage. two tracts including Lot 245 Gooding Manor and Mt Hope Terrace plots total about 150 by 193 feet bound Metacom Avenue Vernon Street and King Philip Avenue. Sale subject to prior taxes and liens with conveyance per court order through the mortgagee’s attorneys.
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Adoeck
Biagio Masso
Biagio Masse
Massa
Teresa
Theresa
Teresina
Masso
Bristol
Rhode
Rhode Island
State Street
Metacom Avenue
Uge
Cilsento
Mt Hope Terrace
W Perry C Estes
Vernon Street
King Philip Avenue
Francisco Cirillo
Hocal and town notices share vacation, meetings and church events
Mrs Lenora Flynn of this town spends a week in New Hampshire with relatives. St Michael's players meet at Holmes House Wednesday evening. Raymond Makowsky resumes at Harvard Law School after Bristol summer. First Fall meeting of First Congregational Church Men’s Union Sunday noon at Guneras House. Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald of Naugatuck guests of Mr and Mrs A M Miller. A triduum in honor of St Teresa at St Marys Church tonight tomorrow and Thursday at 730 PM.
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Lenora Flynn
New Hampshire
St. Michael's
Holmes House
Raymond Makowsky
Harvard Law School
Bristol
First Congregational Church
Guneras House
Charles McDonald
Naugatuck
Conn
A. M. Miller
Hope Street
St. Teresa
Little Flower of Jesus
St Mary's Church
Local Socials And Fundraisers Highlight Weekend Plans
Edward Ryan recovers from a broken arm after an early morning car crank in Cranston. Portuguese Independent Band club schedules three dances starting this Saturday at Columbia Hall Wood Street Caesar Menezes chairs the committee. Excelsior Tennis Club bingo party Thursday at Hope Street club house chaired by Mrs Harry Tuplin with assistance from Willam W Porgy and Miss wie wae. Portuguese American Women's Civic League meets tonight. Halloween Frolic set for October 25 at Bristol Casino with Mrs Joseph J Marshall as general arrangements chair.
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Columbia Hall
Wood Street
Harry Tuplin
Excelsior Tennis Club
Hope Street
Aes
Willam W
Porgy
Wie
Court Docket Disposes Civil Actions in Fifth District
Judge O Donnell disposed several civil docket cases including Campanello Bros vs DeJoy with judgment for plaintiff for 910 plus costs. Massano vs D uiello continued nisi. Raposa vs Reposa and DeCosta vs Ferreira continued one week. Bilingkoff vs Hoker answered and continued. Jackson Furniture Co vs Fusco continued one week. Morns Plan Co of Rhode Island vs Miglior continued one week. Rebetto vs Levi ten judged for plaintiff for 150 by stipulation.
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O'Donnell
Campanello Bros
John DeJoy
Plantiff
John Massano
Frank DuiLello
Nisi
Pauline Raposa
Phebe Reposa
Nisi Rufino
deCosta
Denise Ferreira
Morris Bilingkoff
Grace B Hoker
Jackson Furniture Co
Ralph Fusco
Morns Plan Company
of Rhode Itland
Rocco Miglior
Anthony Rebetto
Harry Leviten
Neglgence
Annual meeting of Barton Gifiets for the First Congregational
The First Congregational Club plans its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Cuieras House. Miss Rose Gallagher, a student nurse, has returned to duties after a brief vacation with her mother at 288 Church Street. A 9 to 5 vote chose Dr C Paul Bruno over Dr John Melone to fill the unexpired term of Dr Antonio F DAngello after his resignation today.
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Das
Pate
First Congregational
Cuieras
Rose Gallagher
Homeopathic Hospital
Providance
Church Street
C. Paul Bruno
John A. Melone
Neo Sicili Society
Antonio F. D’angello
THREE CHURCH SOCIETIES PLAN MEETINGS TONIGHT
Three Bristol church societies schedule meetings this evening. The Netopian Society of the First Congregational church meets at the Guiteras house with bingo after the business session. The Our Lady of Mt Carmel society convenes in the parish hall on Congregational street. The Mite Society of the First Baptist church gathers at Mrs Bertram Bullock’s home on Union street.
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Bristol
Netopian Society
First Congregational Church
Guiteras House
Bingo
Fred Wilpur
R. S. Bosworth
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Congregational Street
Bertram Bullock
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Union Street
Sheriff Sale Notice of Rhode Island District Court
Public auction set for October 2 1935 at 11 AM in Bristol County Court House to satisfy execution against Mary E West from Wardwell Lumber Company. Property described as easterly half of lot 31 on Wood Street Bristol Rhode Island with attached judgment dated May 13 1935. Sheriff John Chealey to conduct sale. costs and expenses included.
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A. D
Fifth Judicial District
Bristol
Rhodes Island
Wardwell Inumber Company of
R. L
Mary E. West
R. I
Dristol
Rhode Island
W H Punbar
Tristol
Chas. F Chare
Wood Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Bristol County Court House
John Chealey
Public Auction Planned for Bristol Mortgage Property
Public sale set for Wednesday October 16 1935 at 10 30 AM EST on site. Mortgage from Frank Joseph dated December 27 1928 and recorded Bristol Rhode Island details lot Nos 162 and 157 with parts of 156 on Gooding Manor plat. Sale subject to local state taxes and other levies. conditions include former conveyance to mortgagor and prior trusts.
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Frank Joseph
Bristol
Rhode Island
Gooding
Homewood
Ian Co May
Herbert Aitt
Manuel Rapoza Soares
Joseph Combro
John Hennessey
Huddy & Moulton
Ascoli Named Manager of Olympian Eleven
At a special Olympian Club meeting Michael Ascoli was chosen as manager of the 1935 football eleven with Richmond Gorham as coach. The team went undefeated last season and a raffle and bingo are planned to promote this season. George S. Pailthorpe chairs the committee with listed members including Michael Ascoli and others.
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Olympian Club
Michael Ascoli
Richmond
Tubby
Gorham
Bates College
Ascoli
Olympian
Tocal
M.C. A
George S.pailthorffe
Asissins Byn
Bristol Boy Scout notes postponed meeting and camp plans
The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps practice was postponed to tomorrow at 6 15 PM at Scout hall. All members must attend and bring hand equipment for inspection. The First Bristol Troop held a meeting with E O M meaning end of month and earn a merit badge. Court of Honor is October 15 with plans for a Campangoog weekend. Promotions included Martin Edmonds and Arthur Arruda leadership roles. Anthony Monofo led the honor patrol.
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BOY Scout
Bristol
Scout Hall
Boy Scouts of America
George R
Sribe
Arthur Arruda
Panthers
Anthony Monofo
Troop Plans Firemen's Rally During Fire Prevention Week
Patrol leaders of Troop 4 meet Wednesday at 4 PM in Scout Hall led by Scoutmaster Michael Ascoli. Assistant Scoutmasters and J A S M of the First Troop meet Wednesday after band rehearsal in Scout Hall. Green Bar Scouts gather Thursday at 7 PM.
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Scout Hall
Michael Ascoli
Italo American Club Opens Bowling Season
Members of the Italo-American Club opened the season at State Street alleys with top row performances. John Werring achieved a 3 3 1 score in his match, winning by the same margin as his opponent.
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Hocal
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Shaw
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Fifth District Court
State Street Armory
Geo, T. Ingram
Marshall & Brown Trucking Co
Bullock
Tel
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Poszi
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Colonial
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Buffington's Drug Store
Hope Street Bristo
Sheriff’s Sale
State OF
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Sheriff's Office
Warren
Simmons Mineral Soap
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Mrs. Mabel Gladue
Olympian Eleven
Tubby” Gorham Will
J Romano Platen
C. Bruno
C. Tammaro
Velleca
T) DeMartino
Frank Ferrara
D J Langello
James Lanzire
E. A. Skinner
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