The American Legion Platform 1936 1937 Goals and Peace Stance
The National Convention outlines aims for education Americanism and child welfare funding. It calls for Universal service military preparedness and national defense measures. It opposes US entry into the League of Nations and warns against debt diplomacy and entangling alliances. It supports Fidac peace efforts and neutrality in foreign affairs.
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Legion
Russia
United
United States
U. S. Air Corps Reserve
Fidac
National Convention
American Legion
League of Nations
Two Feature Screenings Open Week at Local Theatre
Sunday and Monday showings feature A Son Comes Home with Mary Boland and others, plus Three Manned Men. The following days present Till We Meet Again with Herbert Marshall and Jeeves with Arthur Treacher and David Niven.
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Adolp Zukor
Paramount
Mary Boland
Julie Haydon
Donald Woods
Wallace Ford
Roger Imhof
William Frawley
Mary Brian
Herbert Marshall
Gertrude Michael Lionel Atwill
Rod LaBrocque
P. G. Wodehouse
Jeeves
Jove
Arthur Treacher
Virginia Field
David Niven
Student Council Aide Plans Card Party at Colt Memorial High
The Student Council organized a card party in Colt Memorial High School auditorium for the evening. Anthony Tasiello served as council president and general chairman, with Marguerite de Rocha as secretary and a sub committee handling prizes publicity cards and tables led by Irene Gallo Ann Leahy and others.
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Colt Memorial
Anthony Tasiello
General ShakeAty
Marguerite de Rocha
Card Party
Irene Gallo
Sadie C. Calfany
Anne Leahy
Lucy Migliori
Mary Velleca
Josephine T.baldwin
Janetté McCaw
Theresa Marino
E. Doris Bullock
Marié Schiniger
Louise Tasiffo Ludwina Sotsa
Laurine Bradford
Robert Newbold
Arnold Dryér
Frank Securo
Louis Codola
Annie D. Sisson
Geraldine
H. Marino
Antonio Carmone
John Church
Arthur Manchester
Carl T. Carlson
James D. Sullivan
Robert Tourigney
John L. Burke
Dora, Berwick
Virginia Brightman
Ian M.walker
Going Forward By Looking Back From Bristol Gazette Files
A historical sketch from the Bristol Gazette begins with its 1833 launch in Bristol, noting offices on State Street and Bennett J. Munro as proprietor. It highlights early items such as a Light Infantry parade, a new schooner Amos Wright, and a push for a public library, then traces ownership changes, notable events, and the Gazette’s 1837 closure before the Bristol Phoenix's debut.
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Bristol Gazette
Bristol Phoenix
State Street
Horton Hotel
Bristol Hotel
Bennett J. Munro
W. H. S. Bayley
Gazette
Bristol
Leonard Wright
Burgess’ Hotel
Amos Wright
William E. Norris
the Gazette
Harvey Sullings
Constitution
High Streets
BGNR
Acrrow
Ponek Aeneartion
Pitman
Sally
New York
Philadelphia
Albany
L. C. Richmond
Messrs. Perry, Brothers & Co
Shearman
Munro
Bayley
St. Michael's Church
Bristed
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Wilbourn Coggeshall
Jon
Thames Street
Bristol Bank
William R. Taylor
The
Phoenix
Columbus Ball and Battery C Anniversary Events Listed
The notice lists events including the second annual Columbus Ball at the Italo-American Club on Oct. 16, a bridge and food sale at Trinity Parish House on Oct. 22, Battery C 243rd C. A. tenth anniversary ball at the armory on Nov. 7, a tenth anniversary banquet at the armory on Nov. 14, and the Ladies Aid Society Christmas Sale at State Street M. E. Church on Dec. 1.
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Trinity Parish House
Battery C
C. A
Armory
Church Street
Ladies Aid Society
State Street
M. E. Church
Estate of Melba Colt minor hearing notice
In the Court of the Town of Bristol a petition was filed for leave to settle the estate of Melba Colt minor. The estate at 163 5 Washington Street Providence Rhode Island is Lot 17% on Assessors Plat Card 8. A hearing is scheduled before the Probate Court on October 19 1936 at 10 o clock A M. John W Church Clerk.
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Ristol
Otties
Melba Colt
Melba Coligny Minor
Bristol
Waram Cere
Washington Street
Providence
Rhode Island
John W. Church
Melba
P. Cok
Arcian
Byron Colt
Miner
Melba P. Colt
Ward
Caldwell Colt
Mortgagee's Sale Notice in Bristol Rhode Island
Public auction on October 31 1936 at 11 a m under a mortgage deed dated April 11 1933 by Anton Borges and wife Mary. Property on Court Street Bristol Rhode Island with buildings and improvements described by bounds. Notice from mortgagee attorney Emilio D Iannuccillo Bristol Rhode Island.
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Anton Borges
Mary
Hvidenre
Bristol
Rhode Island
Court Street
Tol
EU Ereby
Samuel Taylor
Said Court Street
Catherine D. Boeworth
le Baron
Bradford
Gald Bradford
Catherine D. Bosworth
Bridget M. McClure
R. I
Emilio D. Iannuccillor
Hope Street
Glimpses from Bristol Gazette Files 1837 to 1837
Selection from the Bristol Gazette recalls a cotton mill steam engine starting operation in March 1837 and notes bank solvency and stable bills in May 1837. The May issue also mentions Capt. Ely of the brig Clyde reporting sightings near Matanzas.
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Ely
Clyde
Matanzas
Secrets of the G Men Begun by Melvin Purvis Tale
The October 18 Boston Sunday Advertiser features Melvin Purvis, head of the G men, recounting how federal agents pursue criminals and secured the capture of John Dillinger. The narrative outlines government methods, operations, and the high profile hunt in a memoir style.
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G-Men
Melvin Purvis
Dillinger
Boston Sunday
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