Roosevelt Administration Defended in Herald Tribune Forum
Democratic National Committee chairman James A. Farley argues the Roosevelt administration honored the 1932 party platform and redeemed its promises. He asserts bold measures were needed to lift the nation from hunger, chaos, bank failures, and industrial decline, despite Supreme Court questions on constitutionality.
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Landon Social Security Speech Earns Broad Praise
National and regional papers hail Governor Landon for a clear plain spoken critique of the proposed 47 billion dollar old age pension reserve. They laud his moral stance and call the speech a strong honest analysis amid campaign battles.
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Marabello New President of Cup Defenders Club
Cosmo Marabello was elected president of the Cup Defenders Association at its annual meeting held Sunday at their Wood Street quarters. He succeeds Orlando J Bisbano, with Louis Malafronte as vice president and other officers named. A special meeting was set for Thursday to appoint committees for the year and the bowling league plans its third season within two weeks.
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Cup Defenders Association
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Martin Mans
Antonio Cupolo
Frank Malafronte
Peter Gistaudo
Public Enemy's Wife and Jones Family in New Warner Scraps
The week features Public Enemy's Wife a grim crime drama about a widow’s struggle amid mob violence starring Pat Brien Margaret Lindsay Robert Armstrong Cesar Romero Dick For an Richard Purchell Joseph King Addison Richards Also the Jones Family in Back to Nature a light trailer comedy with Jed Prouty Shirle Deane Dixie Dunbar Spring Evington Kenneth Howell and Florence Roberts continuing on the road saga
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Warner Bros
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Margaret Lindsay
Robert Armstrong
Cesar Romero
Dick Foran
Richard Purchell
Joseph King
Addison Richards
Jones
Jed Prouty
Shirle, Deane
Dixie Dunbar
Spring Evington
Kenneth Howell
George Ernest
Florence Roberts
Colt Memorial High School Tramples East Greenwich 32 0
Colt Memorial High School opened the Interscholastic Conference C football season with a 32 to 0 win over East Greenwich Academy at Haffenreffer Field. Colt built a 6 0 halftime lead then widened it in the third and fourth quarters with runs by Turillo and Morgan and a defensive score by Bryer. The crowd of 500 plus saw Colt dominate the heavier visitors with standout plays from McMahon Russo Morgan and Dryer.
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Hundred Twenty Join New Historical Society
List of members joining the new historical society includes Rockwell Jr and Mrs C B Rockwell, Mrs William Serbst, Miss Miriam W-Skinner, Emma B. Spooner, Mrs C, F Thompson, Wardwell, Cary C Wardwell, Mrs Samuel C Wardwell, Wilson and Lilian T Wilson, Leah B Young.
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Leadership, energy drive Harry W Colmery’s notable career
A Kansas lawyer and citizen of high regard, Harry W Colmery earned a first lieutenant of aviation silver bar in World War I. His leadership and energy propelled him to top posts in The American Legion at post department and national levels.
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Bristol Troops Fire Prevention Week Observance Planned
Bristol Troops Boy Scouts of America mark Fire Prevention Week with patrol inspections and neighborhood fire hazard visits. First Troop hosts Fire Prevention Night led by Ever Ready patrol under Leonard Abenante. Columbia Night and a patriotic program are planned for Columbus Day week. 24th anniversary committee prepares for December 28 observance led by Scoutmaster George R. Fish with local leaders.
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Francis Perry
Harris Fonseca
Arthur Conlon
Robert Moren
Joseph A Arouca
Charles H Reed
Local lodge to celebrate 14th birthday anniversary
Loggia S M Maddalena of Castiera d Amalfi marks the 14th anniversary of its acceptance into the Order of the Sons of Italy with ceremonies at its headquarters on October 25. State and National officers, local officials, and invited guests will attend, with plans led by Domenico Proto as chair.
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Francisco Mond
Taddeo Appicello
Philip Nastri
Francisco Parel
TVA Goles Wild Congress Budget Report Conflicts
TVA appropriated 50 million dollars for two years. In the first 18 months expenditures reached 110 million. The government faced a potential 379 million obligation as a raw sum of cost under the program.
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Family feud lands Olivera in district court
Clement Olivera 42 year old Albion street farmer faces action after a Bristol police complaint by Frank Andrade alleging threats to kill him. Olivera pleaded not guilty in Fifth District Court, released on $500 bail to await trial.
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Countryside Club Joins Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs
Members of the Countryside Garden Club were announced as new Federation members at a meeting hosted by Mrs Ye Witham Dwyer on Burton Street. The Bristol Garden Club judged an arrangement in bottles and awarded prizes to Mrs C. M. Connery Miss W. C Walsh and Mrs Louis Beauregard with honorable mention for Miss Helen A. Condon and others. The next meeting will be Oct 16 at Mrs Manuel Almedia 59 Burton Street. Members will exchange house and garden plants. Refreshments followed.
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J Howard Paull
Mabel Salisbury
C. M. Connery
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Louis Beauregard
Helen A. Condon
Manuel Almedia
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Burton Stretche
Dwyer
Sunflower Ball Sponsored by Bristol Republican Clubs
Splendor and color will be in abundance at the Sunflower Ball to be conducted by the Republican Clubs of Bristol Friday night at the Casino. State and local leaders are expected to attend this affair. The ball aids in maintaining its headquarters in the Makowsky building after the election. John P Marshall is general chairman. Ceasar Brito vice chairman. Mich ael Pasquarelli secretary. John J. Grabert treasurer. Sub committees cover reception tickets house and booths publicity and ceremonies with noted local officials and community leaders named. Albert Johnson will be master of ceremonies.
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John P Marshall
Ceasar Brito
Michael Pasquarelli
John J. Grabert
G Andrews Moriarty
Albert M. Flint, Jr
John R. Bernardo
Luke H Callan
Albert Hartley
Bertram W Wall
John R. Magee
William G. Dixon
Elizabeth P. Gladding
Walter Kerr
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Henry Wood
O_ Reid LeClair
Helen Newbold
Samuel Hall
Raymond J. Cavallaro
John Josephs
Frank P. Cuomo
Henry Wright
Orlando J. Bisbane
Manuel Machado
Joseph V
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Ralph T. Church
James F Meiggs
John Tuplin
Fred W. Macauley, Jr
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Michael W. Pasquarelli
Wallace L. Mossop
Albert Johnson
Cotton Planters Receive Generous Government Aid
Large Southern cotton planters drew government subsidies for not growing cotton. Forty six received over $16,000 each and another was sent a check for $4,600, with totals reaching into the thousands.
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Corn Imports and Acreage in 1930s Roosevelt Era Policy
The text notes that 344980 TM bushels of corn were imported into the United States in 1932. By 1935 under the Roosevelt tariff program imports from foreign farms reached 43242239 bushels, with 1814 000 acres produced.
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