Going Too Far On Labor Board Defense Contract Power
The editorial warns that the National Labor Relations Board claims authority to rule on Labor Relations Act violations and bar violators from armament contracts, a move seen as government overreach. It cites Attorney General Jackson and William S Knudsen opposing such wide power and argues for protecting defense production and private enterprise.
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Jackson
Labor Board
NLRB
William S Knudsen
National Defence Advisory Commission
Defense Commission
Missionary Society Holds First Meeting at Congregational Church
About a dozen members of the Women's Missionary Society of First Congregational Church met in the General House on Wednesday afternoon at 230 o clock. Mrs Herbert Burnham and Miss Miriam Skinner delivered reports to the State Missionary Board on foreign missions and homes. Mrs Elsha Hibbert, president, and Mrs Samuel Steen, secretary, served refreshments as hostesses.
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Women's Missionary Society of
First Congregational Church
Guneral House
Society
State Missionary Board
Herbert B Burnham
Miriam W Skinner
Elsha Hibbert
Samuel J Steen
St Mary's Alumni Plan Thanksgiving Ball
St Mary's Alumni will hold its first ball on Thanksgiving at the Bristol Casino. Raymond Sartini chairs the ball committee with Joseph Gallapher Franklin Reynolds Ruth Tattrie Mary Quinn Lathan Dunbar Marjorie McHugh Katherine Francis Irene Doran and Russel Gray. The ticket committee chaired by Anne Irene Doran includes Regina Farlex Genevieve Saucier Rita Martell Daniel Toolin Elizabeth Gif ford Eugene Ferrara and Joseph Quinn.
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St Mary's
Bristol Casino
Raymond Sartini
Joseph Gallapher
Franklin Reynolds
Ruth Tattrie
Mary Quinn Lathan Dunbar
Marjorie McHugh
Katherine Francis
Irene Doran
Russel Gray
Anne Irene Doran
Regina Farlex
Genevieve Saucier
Rita Martell
Daniel Toolin
Elizabeth Gifford
Eugene Ferrara
Joseph Quinn
Local Notes From Bristol And Surrounding Towns
Readers are invited to submit short items for publication. Mrs Cary Wilson returns to Belmont for the winter. Miss Iva Cook visits Mrs Louise Fitch in Beach Terrace. Mrs Rachel Simmons visits Beachmont Manor. Mrs Bertram Bullock hosts Mite Society at Union Street home on Tuesday. Bristol Wallpaper Store advertises bargains on 295 Hope Street. Room lots from $100. Grass seed time. Army Air Corps Meteorological School recruit Henry P Trudell Jr joins NYU. Bristol Aerie will be represented in Pawtucket parade. Town meeting approves $10 donation to Bristol Police Benevolent Association. Bristol High School Sophomore officers elected Donald Felix president Pasquale Raila vice president Mars Pinch secretary Aurora Rogers treasurer. Daughters of Isabella Halloween party planning. Frank and Mary McKeever return from Maine occupy Archibald Miller house. Frank M Dimond and wife celebrate 45th anniversary. Marriage intentions filed for Wilfred Beausoleil and Juliette Arruda.
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Donald Felix
Bristol High School
Pasquale Raila
Mars Pinch
Aurora Rogers
James 1
Sullivan
Willkie Charts Jobs Drive Across 1940 Campaign
Excerpts from Wendell L. Willkie speeches in Grand Rapids Pittsburgh Pawtucket and Detroit during October 1940 emphasize returning unemployed to work through production and business encouragement. He argues the New Deal shifted to unemployment fears and urges a patriotic push to unleash American energies. Bristol Willkie For President Club.
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America
Grand Rapids
Indunced nae at Usher avenue club Sunday afternoon
A local party club hosts a gathering at its Usher avenue headquarters on Sunday at 5 o clock in the afternoon. The event promotes Representative Hen Alfreds and is sponsored by the Pattia Club.
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Antone
Cibral
Hen Alfreds
da 'Pattia Club
Usher Avenue
Columbus Day open grocery stores concern
A Local Grocer urges strict observance of Columbus Day as a legal holiday and asks authorities to enforce closing laws. He notes some grocers have not closed in past years and claims this creates unfair competition, hoping the letter will prompt action.
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Russia
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Maisano Bros
Atlantic
Phomix
Cary Wilson
Belmont, Mass
Iva Cook
Providence
Louise Fitch
Beach Terrace
Rachel T Simmons
Wallace S Steere
Beachmont Manor
Bertram Bullock
Mite Society
Union Street
Hope Street
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A W Boston
Francis C. Steere
Edgewood
Wallace Steere
Henry P Trudell, Jr
Second School
Army
Air Corps Meteorological School
New York University
Colt Memorial High School
Brown University
Bristol Aerie
Pawtucket
Aenue
Bristol Police Beneficial Association
Mrars Josep Atwees
Eber
N.H
William Inch, Jr
Roses
Committee For the Daughters of Isabella Hallowe’en
K. of C. Hall
State Street
Frank McKeever
Maine
Archibald Miller
Frank M. Dimond
Church Street
Wilfred Joseph Beausolel
Church St
Warren
Juliette Frances Arruda
Congregational Street
Rhode Island
Amos
Gorham
Josephine L. Bruno
Bradford Street
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Memoriam
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Warner
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A. Cavallaro, H’rop
Locaton
Phoenix Office
Phoenix
Magnolia Street
Manuel Marshall
Toreasedd
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Columbia
Henry P Trudell
Second Street
E. K. Paull
Ealesine
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Fale River, MA
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Willkie Worker’s
HELP
DeWolf Studio
Corner State and
Hope Streets
Stanley F. Vinecombe
Charles E. Vinecombe
Fall River
Cora
Anderson
Central Street
E. A. Skinner
Gamma Insurance
Hope St
Dr. True
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