Callan Foreshadows Sewer Plan Defeat and Sanitation Scandal
Observers say the Metropolitan Sewer System proposal doomed the Democratic State ticket and the Senate race. Gen L H Callan at a Scranton rally labeled Green's plan a fantastic fetish costing over 30 million. Callan’s opposition, rooted in engineering scrutiny, kept the utopian project from materializing and warned of home owner costs.
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United States
L. H. Callan
Cook County
Illinois
Callan
Green
Rotary Bowling League Ends Night With New Dealers Surge
The New Dealers captained by Reg Dimond defeated Howard Church's Cohorts at High Street Bowling Alleys, earning 4 points. In the Otten vs Getchell match, Otten led with 2 strings and total pins for 3 points to 1. Frank Sylvia bowled the high three string score of 328 for the New Dealers while Charlie Otten had the top single string with 12.
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Reg Dimond
Rotary Club
Howard Church
High Street
Charlie Otten
Bob Getchell
Frank Sylvia
The Parent's Creed Encourages Support For School Health
The Parents Creed urges teachers and parents to join a worthy association to improve child conditions. Committees pledge full hearted support for yearlong meetings and a future illuminated by a school nurse led eye testing apparatus purchased at the October meeting.
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Sanford
A Parent's Creed for American Child Welfare
A historic civic statement expressing belief in parental duty to children and the roles of home school and church in shaping a safe democracy. It highlights community cooperation, patriotism, and the Parent-Teachers Association as a vehicle for uniting citizens to improve child conditions.
Hebert Blames Gerry At Cumberland Rally
At a Cumberland rally, Hebert blamed Peter Goelet Gerry citing his Senate stance as a reason for Rhode Island cotton mills moving South. The town hall overflowed with Republicans as the event was seen as shifting town government control toward the party.
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Cumberland
Hebert
Peter Goelet Gerry
United States Senate
Rhode Island
Southland
The Evil Empress debunked by Catherine the Greats critics
The Grand Duke Alexander, Catherine II’s great grandson, challenges the traditional view of Catherine as a genius ruler. He frames his critique in a novel titled The Evil Empress, arguing she was a bluff and a frightened German hausfrau. The piece notes his debunker stance and questions historical certainty while doubting the novel’s literary merit.
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Catherine the Great
Russia
McCarthy
Elizabeth
England
Catherine
Voltaire
Poland
Alexander
Peter II
Paul
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Hausfrau
Anhalt-Zerbst
Germany
Catherine II
Mortgagee's Sale of Lot 37 Hope Highlands Bristol RI
Public auction on October 31 1934 at 10:00 am Eastern Standard Time to satisfy a mortgage on Lot No 37 in Hope Highlands Bristol Rhode Island. Property stretches 40.01 feet on Mount Hope Avenue and runs about 101.745 by 100.87 feet with improvements. conveyed from Pasquale Alello and Sarah B. Bain. Local and state taxes liens apply. Huddy and Moulton represent the mortgagee.
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Pasquale Alello
Bristol
Rhode Island
Hope Highlands
R. I
J. A. Latham
Mount Hope Avenue
Sarah _B. Bain
Huddy & Moulton
South Kingstown Dominates Colt in Class B Football Tilt
South Kingstown routed Colt Memorial 45-0 at Old Mountain Field Peacedale in Class B action. Mars twice McNally twice Whaley twice Fayerweather added a placement and a Mars pass from Fayerweather Whaley also kicked an extra point. Substitutions noted for both teams as officials include Parker Rylander Short Burke and J. Burke with four ten minute quarters.
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Colt Memorial High School
South Kingstown High
Old Mountain Field
Peacedale
Bristol
South County
South Kingstown
Mars
McNally
Whaley
Fayerweather
W. Parker
E. A. Rylander
J. Short
J. J. Burke
South Colt Kingstown
Memorial
Cooper
I. E
L. Securo Denonsie
I. T
Holden Cranston
L. G
Trudell Coulter
Arte Romano Salzer
R.g. McCarthy Belkop
R. T
T. A. Bruno A Robinson
R. E
E. F. Russo McNally
Scoutcraft Night Observed by First Bristol Troop
The First Bristol Troop of Boy Scouts of America held Scoutcraft Night in Scout Hall with tests and a Court of Honor planned for later in the month. The Mystery patrol won the opening drama on Edison and took the jump relay. multiple members received long service and development emblems.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
Mystery Patrol
Edison
George R. Fish
John G. Abenante
Edward Alessandro
Joseph Arouca, Jr
John R Lynch
Charles H. Reed
Domenick Ruggiero
Amon Jamiel
Anthony Bruno
Domenick Capone
Louis Romano
Camp Takarest
Albert Vasconcellos
Anthony J. Williams
Hilario Moniz
John Marshall
Augustine Marshall
Joseph Arouca
C. T
John Freitas
Braves
King Philip
Martin Edmunds
Den
Anthony Monofo
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Staples
New Federal Housing Act
Staples Coal Co
Thames ST
Green's Folly
Heating and Plumbing Finance Corp
Federal Housing Administration
Albert Brunelli
Hope St
Rotary Bowling League
Ottener
Getchellers
Vparshley
J Andrade
W. Dewolf
H. Church
Alo
Otteners
H. Lawson
E. Ingraham
Hall
W.te
H. Graetz
el Sar
Ver
Gerry
Kingstown
Colt
South Kinstown
Lloyd
Robinson
Murray
Smith
Demonsie
Yenna
Stedman
Salter
Dupples
Belknap
Sykes
Salzer
Cupples
Colt Memorial
J. Bruno
Holden
Lewis
Brown
Ryone
F. Russo
J Bruno
Angevine
A. Bruno
King
Secure
Sousa
Panzarella
van Voast
A. Russo Butler
Alfano
Cavolla
Trudel
Fitzpatrick
Byone
Securo
Panzerella
Butler
BOY Scouts” OF America
THE
Girl Scout Council
Rockwell Hall
Industrial Trust Company
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