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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1943
Page
2
The Council for Democracy led by Ernest Angel urges Americans to preserve unity during wartime. They warn that partisan fighting over price control and labor tensions threaten victory and may prolong the war. The message emphasizes that democracy supports free opinion but internal divisions aid enemies.
Several local notice items outline postponements and upcoming meetings. Ivy Guilds bridge party is deferred indefinitely. Armistice Day planning continues. Goldenrod Girl Scout Troop to meet Oct 19. military personnel update and school ration book closures noted.
Range burners cleaned and reset Electric washing machines and vacuum cleaners serviced Joseph Cabral 389 Bourne Street Tel 71 W.
The notice advertises an auto body shop Cals Auto Rods Shop formerly Caress Garage on John Street. It seeks a three year old child’s spare parts request and includes a phone number 766-A. Also offers a furnished room to let near Phoenix Office with application Box C.
Large Glenwood insulated gas stove with broiler and roaster and an oil burner by Griffith in good condition. Also all house furnishings to be sold before November. Apply at A. DiPalma at Bay View Avenue after 5 p m and all day Sunday.
Mrs Cora Anderson Bristol 113 V offers piano tuning and repair services in this period notice. Furnished rooms with modern conveniences and steam heat are listed at 9 Church street with convenient access to buses and factories. Telephone 470.
An advertisement offers individually designed posture abdominal surgical and breast supports plus a free figure study. For appointment contact Mrs William LeClair at 875 Hope 81 and telephone 165 MK.
A Major General writes to Mrs Esther Tattrie of Bristol grieving over the October 2 1943 death of her husband Private First Class William R Tattrie. The letter notes his fine character and sudden death from an Army vehicle accident. Additional notes mention a bowling alley proprietor seriously ill and a church group meeting for servicemen families.
Chief and Mrs Anthony note a re pair squadron member stationed at Hill Field Utah. Women are invited to host Stanley demonstrations offering six to eight guests and products valued at six dollars or more. Attilio A Topazio son of Enrico and Mrs Topazio of 141 Bradford street promoted to private first class, completed basic training at Camp Fannin Texas, now advanced engineering student in Army Specialized Training program at Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa.
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