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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1944

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MP Battalion Safeguards Paris After German Exit

Pfc James F Meiggs and the first US Army MP battalion arrive in Paris two days after Germans retreat. They face shattered hotels, mines in a limestone quarry, looters, and mass destruction, guiding patrols and guarding hospitals and POW trains to maintain order for Parisians.

James F. Meiggs United States Army Paris M.P Meiggs Franklin Street M.p.’S Interior Morehouse

Army Signal Corps officer promoted to first lieutenant

Louis A. Durgin of the U S Army Signal Corps is promoted to first lieutenant. He arrived in New York last Friday after flying five thousand miles from the German border and spent a weekend with his two year old daughter Estelle before leaving Sunday for New York. For two months he served with the Third Army in front line communications for General Patton.

Louis A. Durgin U S. Army Signal Corps New York Germany Estelle Third Army Patton Harlingen West Helena Schubert Ave Maria Kingsburg Oklahoma City Camp Black Students of World Affairs Lansing Cincinnati Laguna Beach Oneida Ickes Harrisonville Charleston Orlando Carlotte Potchefstroom South Africa Ogden Los Angeles Franklin Yale Bay City Schenectady

Girl Scouts Volunteer for United War Fund Drive

Ten members of the Senior Girl Scout troop volunteered their services for the United War Fund drive. Mrs Norton A Zinderstein, major of the Residential Division workers, announced this morning naming the volunteers Misses Mary Pacheco Nancy Ferrara Lorraine Sylvia Viola Sylvia Hortense Correira Mary Prezioso Josephine Alfano Carmela Mascena Lillian Sylvia and Carmela Giordano.

United War Fund Norton A Zinderstein Mary Pacheco Nancy Ferrara Lorraine Sylvia Viola Sylvia Hortense Correira Mary Prezioso Josephine Alfano Carmela Mascena Lillian Sylvia Carmela Giordano

Candidates' Wives Tea Guests Planned by Bristol Club

Wives of local and State Republican candidates will attend a tea in Linden Place on Thursday from 4 to 6 pm. Mrs. B. W Wall leads arrangements with a committee from the Bristol Women's Republican Club. Pourers include Mesdames Almeida Bernardo Capone DuPont Fernandes Flint Gladding Huestis Lindemuth Marshall Rockwell.

Linden Place B. W Wall Women's Republican Club of Bristol Joseph Almeida John R Bernardo Lucien Capone Anthony DuPont Manuel Fernandes Albert Flint William P Gladding J. Floyd Huestis Benjamin F Lindemuth Joseph J Marshall Charles B Rockwell

Cpl Edward J Bernard Receives Bronze Star

Cpl Edward J Bernard of 6 Bay View avenue has been awarded the Bronze Star for heroic achievement in operations against the enemy on August 6 1944 in France. He also earned a presidential citation as part of the invasion forces that landed in France on D day.

Cpl Edward J Bernard Bay View Avenue France Cpl Bernard

Dr Hanley Urges War Fund Drive Commitment

Dr James L Hanley Providence schools superintendent told a Rockwell Hall YMCA gathering that the United War Fund drive is as essential as ever. Bristol War Fund chair Frederick Bartlett led the meeting forecasting an $11 530 goal and veteran workers with kits were introduced by Bartlett and Mrs Raymond S Brightman. Carl T Carlson supervised a film and the Campaign HQ opened at Hope and Bradford with hours 10 to 12 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.

United War Fund James L. Hanley Providence Hanley Rockwell Hall Y.M.C.A Frederick S Bartlett Raymond S. Brightman John E. Wellman United War Fund Drive Wellman Joe Quentin Reynolds Carl T Carlson Hope and Bradford Streets Brightman

Claire Baker Elected President of Sodality

Miss Claire Baker was elected president of the Young Ladies' Sodality formed last evening in the auditorium of St Mary's Church. Other officers include Donalda Saucier as vice president Beatrice Mullane y as secretary and Dorothy Lewis as treasurer. Club advisers are Mrs Loretta M Checko and Miss Genevieve Saucier. The first meeting is Monday Oct 30 at 745 in the parish auditorium followed by a Halloween party.

Claire Baker Young Ladies’ Sodality St Mary’s Church Donalda Saucier Beatrice Mullaney Dorothy Lewis Loretta M Checko Genevieve Saucier Hallowe'en

Leonard Palumbo Honored At Party

Leonard Palumbo of 164 Bradford Street was surprised with a birthday party Saturday at the Province of Foggia Club on Wood Street. His mother Mrs Eleanor Palumbo hosted. He received a wrist watch from his wife and gifts from friends in Connecticut Providence Warren and Bristol. Music by a local orchestra and refreshments followed.

Leonard Palumbo Bradford Street Province of Foggia Club Wood Street Eleanor Palumbo Palumbo Connecticut Providence Warren Bristol

Bristol Senior High Achieves State Accreditation Renewal

The Bristol School Committee announced Bristol Senior High School has been accredited as a secondary school for three years by the State Department of Education. The letter cites modern buildings, superior curriculum and facilities, strong professional development, above-average financial support, and a solid public relations program as key factors in the accreditation.

Bristol State Department of Education State Department James F Rockett Annie H. Scanlon Valley School

Bristol DAR Hear Rev Parshley On Revolutionary Times

Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution held its first fall meeting with forty five members present the largest turnout in years The Rev Anthony R Parshley rector of St Michael's Church spoke on Revolutionary and post revolutionary eras and the country’s problems Vernon A Gray sang solo with Mrs Frank Rounds at the piano Next month Guest Day will bring State DAR officers and regents to Bristol

Anthony R Parshley St. Michael's Church United States Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution Vernon A Gray Frank Rounds State Dar

Brothers Reunite Across South Pacific in War Letters

Alfred R Soares reports a surprise meeting with his brother Pfc Manuel R Soares Jr. in the South Pacific after a year and a half apart. They shared a beer and photos, calling the reunion like finding a million dollars, and hoped for another visit despite uncertain prospects.

Alfred R Soares Manuel R Soares East State Street Pfc Manuel R. Soares Jr South Pacific Alfred Bristol Manuel

Parish Drive Opens To Reduce Church Debt

St Marys Church launches its annual parish appeal stretching through December with pledge cards distributed by the appeal committee. Contributions may be made at any time during the campaign to help reduce the parish debt.

St. Mary‘s Church

Winners to be announced at Bristol Train Auxiliary dance

The Bristol Train of Artillery Auxiliary will award trophies on Oct 28 during a dance at the BTA Armory. Police Chief Ferrara will present the trophies displayed at the OPA office window. Ballot boxes will be used that night with voting continuing until shortly after winners are announced.

Bristol Train of Artillery Auxiliary Auxilary BTA OPA Anthony J. Ferrara Nellie Medeiros

Judge Leahy Re-Elected Head of Bristol S P C C

Judge Edward L. Leahy was re elected chairman of the Bristol Advisory Committee of the RISPC C at the annual meeting. Mrs. Rockwell was elected vice chairman and Mrs. Jencks re elected secretary. Frederick W. Serbst and George R. Fish joined the Advisory Committee. The society supervised 1 086 families and 3 511 children this year and praised solid finances.

Edward L. Leahy Bristol R.I.S.P.C.C Charles B. Rockwell Charles D. Jencks Frederick W. Serbst George R. Fish Bristol Community Chest Judge Leahy Rockwell Jencks Mary J. Condon Roswell S. Bosworth Marjorie Thatcher Martesian

Errors in Printing Stories Spark Laughter and Reflection

A columnist recounts an Archie Hawks note about Young Bobbie Machado and a Teddy Roosevelt visit, then shares a humorous Bell Syndicate release on typographical errors. The piece cites long-winded examples from newspapers, illustrating how tiny mistakes trigger wide amusement.

Archie Hawks Los Angeles the Phoenix Bobbie Machado Hawks M. W. Hawks U. S. Army Teddie Roosevelt Young Hawks Teddy White House Mr. Hawks Bell Syndicate, Inc

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