Ranger crew praised for leadership and meals aboard
At a Rotary meeting Captain George Mansell is praised for commanding the Ranger crew with respect and care. Jeff notes the captain’s ability to boss without resentment and the crew’s strong teamwork, while aboard the Ranger Hans the Swede and the cooks provide abundant meat and milk and crew members report gains in weight.
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George Mansell
Jeff
Ranger
Monsell
Hie
Ranger crew keeps calm as English sailors sing ashore
Captain Mansell shows calm despite crew antics. Ranger’s men mainly stayed aboard due to contract clauses against hell-raising while English sailors frequented shorehouses and sang loudly. After Ranger was chosen to represent the country, crew members went ashore to telegraph the news, then were rounded up when they failed to return promptly.
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Mansell
Ranger
Sail aboard Ranger yields odd bow framing and crew caution
An observer recalls boarding the Ranger with the press and choosing a quiet spot aft near the dinghy while noting the ship’s distinctive bow shape. The description emphasizes the safe, out of the way position and the peculiar cut of the bow.
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Ranger
Will there be another series with the big racing yachts
The text weighs the costs of building and running racing yachts and doubts the New York Yacht Club will push for more frequent races. Committee members have other duties and only one man could be fully available during a season. The English writer Hughes calls Sopwith the best, and he may not return unless confident of a strong chance to win, requiring study and practice.
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New York Yacht Club
Syndicate
Hughes
Sopwith
Racing Yankee in England 1935 a gala coastal spectacle
The author recalls a big race in England in 1935 where towns throw a gala for yachts and spectators line a long, distant course to enjoy the show. The emphasis is on spectacle over victory while hoping the Cup goes to England and a possible trip is envisioned.
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Lambert
Fengland
England
Probate Court of Bristol Final Account of Mary Jamiel Estate
October 1 1937 final account of Mary George Jamiel estate presented by executor Ralph W Childs. Court scheduled October 18 1937 at 10 a m in Bristol Probate Court Room for review. Publication ordered in Bristol Phoenix for fourteen days once weekly.
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Bristol
Mary George Jamiel
Ralph W Childs
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
Salvatore Anthony Giglio
Cecilia W Giglio
Bristol Phenix
Manuel Viera Pimental
Quinn pleads not guilty in Bay View accident case
Daniel H. Quinn 32 of 139 Franklin street pleads not guilty before Justice of the Peace Joseph A. Hammill on charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a license. Bail set at 1200 and 200. He allegedly drove east on Bay View avenue, struck a Ward Bakery truck, mounted the sidewalk, and injured five year old Frank Cabral. The child was treated for concussion and lacerations and is said to be out of danger. The case heads to Fifth District Court next Monday.
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Franklin Street
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A. Hammill
Fifth District Court
Quinn
Frank Cabral
Joseph Cabral
Bay View Avenue
Ward Bakery Company
Cecil Ryan
Juniper Street
East Providence
Thompson Avenue
John A Mel Jone
Sergt. Cashin
A M Bullock
Olympians Elect Bisbano as New President
Orlando J. Bisbano was elected president of the Olympian Club at its annual meeting held Wednesday evening at the YMCA. New officers include Anthony Agatiello as vice president Manuel Sousa secretary treasurer and George S Pailthorpe as club advisor. The club plans a basketball team and a special meeting is set for Oct 20.
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Orlando J. Bisbano
Olympian Club
YMC
Anthony Agatiello
Manuel Sousa
George S. Pailthorpe
Bisbane
Michael W Pasquarelli
John P Marshall
Edward Caladrone
Michael Cappucci
Michael Ascoli
Elmer Rishe
James Butler
Manuel Roderick
George Pailthorpe
Surprise Birthday Party for Wilson Luther
A Monday night party at Mount Hope Farms honored Wilson Luther. Francis Luther and Mrs Wilson Luther hosted with Dorothea Davin as a guest of honor. Guests from Warren and the town attended. Gifts, games, refreshments, and music completed the event.
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Wilson Luther
Mount Hope Farms
Francis Luther
Dorothea Davin
Warren
Luther
Estate of Charles A West administrator named in Bristol notice
Benjamin Lindemuth of the Town of Bristol has qualified as administrator de bonis non of the estate of Charles A West. Creditors must file claims in the office within the times required by law, effective October 8, 1937. John W Church, Clerk.
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Lindemuth
Bristol
D. B. Nc
Charles A. Weat
John W Church
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