Bristol Takes Base Ball Series From Warren in 1937
Bristol wins the third straight game 6 to 3 at Gilleras Athletic Field ending the Warren series. Alec Fish pitched for Warren with support behind him, while Bristol's Stan Tupay starred on the mound and Jim Duffy hit a key triple. Bristol advances with strong defense and timely hitting to take the series 3–0.
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Bristol
Warren
Gilleras Athletic Field
Bill Doran
Bill Bottomley
Harvey Gladue
Johnny Josephs Begis
Alec Fish
Warrenass
Alga
Alec
Stanley Tupay
Congdon
Perry
Lemaire
Cardoza
Aguir
Tupas
del Piano
Lemarre
Biddy Fish
Duffy
Lefty Greenwood
Ryan
Brady
Lefty
McKale
Hebert
Joe Aguiar
M Abbruzzi
Greenwood
Resteal
Amtiar
WISP
Joe Det
The
Palls
Get
Fish
Bruno
Tupaj
Jim
Brennan
Plate
Heuberger Langello
Boses
Five Year Old Hero Victim In Bay View Hit and Run
Police search for a hit and run driver after a car struck a Ward Bakery truck on Bay View avenue, injuring five year old Frank Cabral seriously. He suffered a deep ear laceration, concussion, scalp injuries and multiple cuts. The vehicle fled eastward after mounting the sidewalk and crossing Thompson avenue. Frank was treated by Dr John Mellone in a local office. Sergeant Cashin and Patrolman Bullock lead the inquiry.
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Frank Cabral
Cabral
Bay View Avenue
Ward, Bakery Company of
Providence
Cecil Ryan
Juniper Street
East Providence
Thompson Avenue
John Mellone
Charles Christado
Wood Street
Anthony Carlone
Bourn Street
William T. Cashin
Michael Bullock
Taft School Club Plans Fathers Night Event
The Taft School Club executive committee met at Mrs Albert Moren's home to finalize plans for a Fathers Night on Thursday Oct 4 at the school. Mrs Helen Herreshoff Mrs Emma Rounds Vernon A Gray and Allen M Newman will perform. Refreshments offered by the hospitality committee chaired by Mrs Earl Hobson.
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Taft School Club
Albert Moren
Hope Street
Call School
Maine
Helen Herreshoff
Emma Rounds
Vernon A. Gray
Allen M Newman
Earl Hobson
Regent of Hope Circle elects second term leader
In Pa a, Mrs Margaret M Connery was elected to a second term as regent of Hope Circle No. 70, D of I at last evening's annual meeting. Installation of officers will occur on No. 1 with Worthy State Regent Miss Agnes Conley acting as installing officer.
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Hope Circle
Margaret M Connery
Agnes Conley
Earl Rounds Elected President at St Michael's Fellowship
At St Michael's Church Young Peoples' Fellowship meeting Sunday Earl P. Rounds was elected president. Others elected include Mary Pinch as Vice President of Study, Margaret McGann as Vice President of Fellowship, Thomas W Remures as Vice President of Worship, Edna Atkinson as Vice President of Service, Margaret M Remieres as Secretary, and Helen T Remieres as Treasurer with Rev Anthony R Parshley presiding.
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Earl Rounds
The
Young Peoples’ Fellowship
St Michael’s Church
Earl P. Rounds
Mary &. Pinch
Margaret McGann
Thomas W Remueres
Edna Atkinson
Margaret M Remieres
Helen T Remieres
Anthony R. Parshley
Girl Scouts Move Into New Quarters With Scout House
Under a building committee led by Mrs. Sidney Herreshoff the Burton school front room has been redecorated for Bristol area Girl Scouts. The space features cream green and gold with mariner blue notes and will host Evergreen Columbine Brownie and Mariners troops with weekly meetings and a monthly council session. The project began in 1935 with funds from Troop I and Marinership plus donations.
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Sidney Herreshoff
George Millard
Mollie Hamill
Burton School
Bristol
Evergreen Troop
Lucien Capone
Reynolds School
Columbine
Wesley Armstrong
Bath
Sturdevant
Ralph Kinder
Marinership
Troop I
Girl Scout Council
Newport
Thelma Trott
New England
Mariner
Vigilant
New Scout House
Legion and Auxiliary Officers to Be Installed Friday
Colt Memorial High School Auditorium hosts the Legion and Auxiliary installation ceremony Friday evening. District Commander Walter Gammell of Newport expected to install. officers include Samuel J. Smith and Francis Cuoma among others. auxiliary officers to be installed with Mrs Anne Seymour president.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Colt
Colt» Memorial High
Kearney Posk
American Legion
Walter Gammell
Newport
Hngh
Sanuel J Smith
Francis Cuoma
William T Cashin
Fred M. Straight
Willan A Bottomley
Fred E. Garvin
B W Wall
A. A Edmonds
Domenic Masoché
Anne Seymour
Roselma Desilets
Rev Raymond L Spoerri to Speak at Men's Union
Rev Raymond L Spoerri pastor of Warren Baptist Church will address the Men's Union next Sunday at Guiteras House His talk will cover the Oxford Conference of Christian Churches held in England this summer Another major speaker Carmine Massano secretary to Congressman Aimee Forand will discuss Washington experiences at President's Night later this month
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Raymond L. Spoerri
Men’s Union
Warren Baptist Church
Men's Union
Guiteras House
Spoerri
England
Oxford University
Clifford Wilson
Carmine Mariano
Massano
Aimee Forand
Washington
Congress
Presidents Assassinations Span Brief 36 Years
The text notes Lincoln 1865 and McKinley 1901 as assassinations with a third president killed in between, totaling three in 36 years. It adds Roosevelt’s 1933-14 era unaffordable, and cites a shift to strong protective systems around the Chief Executive.
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Lincoln
McKinley
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
President's cross country tours boost Secret Service duties
When the President plans travel the Secret Service under the Treasury Department organizes and safeguards every minute of the route. The wide schedule and route are studied in advance, making cross country trips the Service's most strenuous assignment.
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White House
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Safely Tested Preparations for Presidential Train
The text describes planning and safety checks for the President's train, including a pilot engine ahead on the track and a dummy train behind to prevent rear-end collisions, along with careful inspection of the line and equipment.
Traveling White House Eases Security for Presidential Trips
The President uses a mobile train headquarters on trips, eating and sleeping aboard while receiving visitors there. The arrangement reduces hotel visits for Secret Service. A private car similar to railroad officials’ runs with a dining alcove for the President and another for accompanying guests.
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White House
Secret Service
Secret Service Guards President’s Travel Privilege
A description of the high demanding access and tight security surrounding a presidential trip. The narrative notes the secretary staff, other members of the President’s party, and Secret Service agents as key guards ensuring safety during travel.
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