The Impossible Has Happened Indispensable Man Question
A political essay argues that the United States faces a shift as a party promotes the idea of an indispensable man It warns this stance violates longstanding traditions of plurality and minority safeguards while comparing to European fears of Hitler and Mussolini and questions America’s future if the indispensable man fails to win.
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Germany
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Europe
America
Cup Defenders Reach Third Round in Boccia Tournament
The Cup Defenders Association from Bristol advanced to the third round before being eliminated by the Italian Dramatic Club. Bristol Counts with Barrington Democratic Club claimed third place after a play banquet planned for Sunday to present a loving cup to the winner.
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Pawtucket
Democrats Club of
Barrinetos
Gester Cate
Act Providence
Bristol Rocce
Gester Cafe Rollers
Mt Hope
Mt Hope Bombers
Loggia Vittoria
Providence
Mt Hope 4 C
Warren Bocia Club
Ramblers AC
Warren
Warren Boccia
Workingmen's Club
Woonsocket
Ramblers
Loggia Luce Moderna
East Providence
Principessa Elena Bocera
Bristol
Barrington Royals
Barrington Democratic Club
St Luccia Club
Cup Defenders Association
Principessa Elena Society
Democratic Club
Loggia Roma Rollers
Dante Alighieri
Democrat Club
Barrington
North Pro Rollers
North Providence
Dramane Club
Tomrth
Arstol Lads
Democratc Club
Harvest festival and community notices from Phenix column
Local readers invited to submit short items. Various community updates include a Trinity Church harvest festival in the chapel on State Street Thursday at 8 pm led by Rev. John Beauchamp. St. Mary's League bowling moved to 7:30 pm. Italian Socialites plan a November 15 dance at the Casino. births and hospital updates for area families. rummage sale at St Michael's Parish Hall. multiple anniversaries and local meetings announced. students and staff at Colt Memorial High and St Michael's Church activities listed.
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The
Phenix
Magid
Doris
Shree
Trinlity
State Street
John P. Beauchamp
Amicae Guild Candlelight Banquet At First Baptist Church
The Amicae Guild held a candlelight banquet at 6 30 in the vestry of the First Baptist Church with speaker Mrs Madeleine Conklin outlining the White Cross and Red Cross work and reporting on Old Orchard Beach Maine. Other talks included addresses by Mrs W Raymond Dixon and Mrs Harold Pedley.
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Amicae Guild
First Baptist Church
Witnesses of Light
Madeline Conklin
Warren
White Cross Committee
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Red Cross
W. Raymond Dixon
Harold Pedley
Olive Luther
Warren Association
Dorothy Mott
Harry Bullock
Jesus
Hortense Burton
Warren Sewing Day Club
Stephen Davis
Fred Mott
Christine Young
W Raymond Dixon
Otis Bailey
Llewellyn Conklin
Children’s War Relief Fund Names Donors
A wartime charity list shows Virginie and Jean Haffenreffer contributing $231 and W Fred Williams, 3rd, among donors to the Children’s War Relief Fund.
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Children’s War Relief Fund
Virginie
Jean Haffenreffer
Fred Williams
Bingo Party Every Friday Night at Fire Station
Under Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co. No. 2 Relief Fund auspices, a bingo night is held every Friday at the Thames Street fire station at 8 P M. Doors open with Kitty Specials, door prizes, 2 cards for 25 cents and extra cards for 10 cents.
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Ever Ready Engine & Hose Co
Relief Fund
Thames ST
Apartment and room rental notices in Kingston area
Classifieds list six room apartment at 42 Cottage Street and six rooms with modern improvements in Kingston. A garage at 70 Church Street is offered and an eight room house at 91 Burton Street with two car outbuildings rents for 40 dollars monthly. Employment ads seek four young people for Advertising at the Exclusive Studios with interviews at Hotel Belvedere on Tuesday or Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m.
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Cottage Street
Burton Street
Capt A Christensen
R I
Kingston
Exclusive
Hotel Belvedere
Political Advertisement Assertions On Defense Across Cities
A collection of political ad snippets from 1930s U S campaigns, criticizing the administration's defense funding and policy. Remarks from Cleveland Schenectady Boston Philadelphia Albany and other cities claim insufficient defense, urge rapid production, and accuse leaders of late action and misaligned priorities.
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Bristol Phoenix x
Péstoe
R. L
Roswell S. Bosworth
Raymond Wilcox
Bradford St. Corner of Thames
Phoenix
Phonix Ne’ Alger
George R. McCarthy
James F Duffy
Easterbrooks
T. J Connery
Cor
Wood & State Sts
Crip’s
Rberto Ealesinc
Women's Club
Mrs. Elwin
Pete) Evers
Town
Janice Ann
St. Andrew’s Club
St Michael's Parish Hall
George Pailthorpe
Sallie Mapes
E. S Mapes
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
Anthony Ralph DeLeo
Ralph DeLeo
Wood Street
GF §S
St. Michael's Parish Hall
Frank Langello
Union Street
George Wilson
New York City
Raymond M. Crowningshield
United Brothers Lodge
Antonio Margo
Usher Avenue
John Marshall
Colt Memorial High
J O'Rourke
Roy Evans
Elisha McGuire
Wm St Germain
Felicita St Angelo
Wiliam and
Frederick
George Vona
Lenny
St. Angelo
John Stewart
Evelyn Carter
Frances Usher
Marjorie Magee
Marel Fiske
St Michael’s Church
Rotary Bowling League
Snitfires
Earwigs
Hellfires
Hysterics
Hot Shots
Dummy
Simmons
Wilbur
Andrade
Callante
Earwigs A
deRccra Hall
Johnston
R Dimond
Perroni
Rene
Vic Can
Ah Fotals
Sylvia
Rhee Otten
Josworth
Box K
I’hoenix
Church Street
Magnolia Street
Manuel Marshall
Silva
E. K. Paull
Hope Street
Pleasant ST
Fall River, May
J. J. Nascimento
Belvedere Hotel
Rhode Island
Amos
Gorham
National Defense
Cleveland
Schenectady
Boston
War Department
Philadelphia
United States
General Haskell
Albany
Oct
Tel
Josephine L. Bruno
Bradford Street
R. I
AT Hope Drug Co., Inc
du Pont
Bristol Housing Guild
Wardwele Lumber CO
Thames Street
Mother
Swiss Cleansing
Frank M, Dimond
EL. A. Skinner
Hope