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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1951
Page
5
The Amicae Guild of the Baptist Church will mark its 25th anniversary as a missionary guild with a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs Zeferino Vieira 122 Church Street followed by a program.
Thomas D. Adams announces a partial list of volunteers for the Oct 21 one day canvass in Bristol. About 200 workers will report to Reynolds School at 1 p.m. to receive kits and district assignments. Bristol campaign leaders emphasize increased giving to United Defense Fund and expanded cooperation with local agencies.
European nations plan to import 15 to 20 million tons of bituminous coal from the United States in the current year, signaling a significant boost in energy commodities from U S suppliers.
Cranberry Marketings report rising supplies and good quality fruit with steady retail prices. Recipes include Cranberry Meringue Pie using whole sauce and lemon juice, and Cranberry Susans cookies with jellied sauce and cornflakes for a festive bake.
The Diplomatists' Club honored Miss Jennie Nadrowski and Miss Zara E. Ciasullo at a combined meeting and farewell. Alfredo R. Rego, consul for the Dominican Republic, presided and founded the club. Judge Luigi DePasquale of Providence was admitted as a member, with Anthony Marshall, Harry Andrews, and George Oliver of Bristol in attendance. The honorees plan a two month trip to Mexico via the northern route.
Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion announces Armistice Day observances led by Adjutant George R. Fish. A Nov 10 banquet will honor past commanders with memorial service for veterans and a speaker yet to be named. Church services on Nov 12 and a bell/whistle tribute follow a 11 am moment of silence.
South Africa plans the debut of its first modern coal to gasoline synthesis plant in the Orange Free State, signaling a major step in domestic fuel production and energy policy. The project aims to produce synthetic gasoline for local use as development accelerates.
Two cubs hosted a Canadian Royal Mounted Police officer at the Pigeon home on Hope Street. The guest explained mountie life and the red uniform, then answered questions from the scouts before they enjoyed supper.
Mayor Martin H. Kennelly states that dust and dirt account for four fifths of Chicago’s smog rather than smoke, highlighting pollution sources in the city.
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