Bryant College Halloween Dance Draws Large Crowd
Nathan Risenstadt and Mrs Hearty Levy served on the committee for Bryant College’s Get-Acquainted Dance in Stratton Auditorium. The event featured black and orange decorations with skeletons and pumpkins as students danced to Bryant’s Alma Mater and Auld Lang Syne amid a festive fall crowd.
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Nathan ‘Risenstadt
Hearty Levy
Bryant College
Stratton Dudittorium
Hallowe'en
Bryant
Certain Basic American Rights at American Legion Convention
At the National Convention of the American Legion resolutions affirmed personal liberty religious freedom home and family and constitutional guaranty to safeguard these rights. The stance reflected a cross party American voice rather than a political faction or employer worker divide.
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James Madison
American Legion
Legion Utles Employers and Path
Boy Scout Activities Rained Out Then Move To Scout Hall
Inclement weather postpones outdoor plans for Saturday scouting events. Troops will meet at Scout hall at 9 a.m. to hike to Camp Wampanoag for outdoor crafts contests and a football game and troop candidates.
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Scoues
Bristol
America
Scout Hall
Wampanoag
George R. Fish
Awashanks Herd
Boy Scout Honor Society
Hallowe'en
Frank Perry
William F Head
Scouthall
John DaPonte
John Almeida
John Cordeiro
Joseph
Armando Carras
John, Almeida
Commissioner Fish
Scout
Rhode Island Fife Drum and Bugle Association
Red Cross Aids 10,116 Farm Families After Winter Floods
The Red Cross provided agricultural rehabilitation to 10,116 farm families hit by severe eastern floods. Aid included feed seed livestock tools and machinery and other essentials. over 599000 dollars was spent. Families were rescued clothed fed and sheltered and outbuildings barns were repaired with medical care and home furnishings provided.
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Red Cross
Labor leaders back Red Cross drive amid wartime Roll Call
William Green of the American Federation of Labor and John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers express strong praise for the Red Cross, urging broad support during the Roll Call for members as wartime needs grow.
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Red Cross
William Green
A.he
Ddr
Lewis
First Democratic King William IV in British throne
The article claims William IV was the first truly democratic king to sit on the British throne and the first sovereign to know New York firsthand. It notes his early voyage as a midshipman near the end of the American War of Independence and mentions him as a "Sen' of Washington" in London Answers Magazine.
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William IV
New York
London Answers Magazine
Washington
In Memoriam Marie E Gibson 1934 1937
In loving memory of Marie E Gibson. The poem laments a family loss with lines about evening shade and missing loved ones. It honors a mother, brother, and sister, noting their passing three years ago today and recalling shared days and a cherished treasure.
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Marie E. Gibson
World of Health Attracts New York World's Fair Exhibit
The 1939 World’s Fair plans a $360000 World of Health to show the public how the body works. A three hall building will display anatomy physiology and public health with interactive models including a giant eye and oversized skull to educate visitors on health and disease signals.
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New York
Grover Whalen
Seetent the Air Corporation
Victor Benen
Medical Science
Hall of Public Health
Newly Formed Club Elects Officers and Charter Members
New organization held its first weekly meeting on Wednesday evening. Officers elected include Allen Routnds as vice president Walter J. Miller as secretary treasurer and Mr Rounds as grand conductor Others named are Elmer Rishe social committee Addi son Hill James West and ex officio president Also charter members are Bernard Holmes William Simmons John King Arnold Dryer James Duffy and Wallace Kemph Dr Allan M Poole is the advisor James Duffy is athletic director The club aims to foster interest in athletics and social activities.
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Elmér
Allen “Routnds
Walter J. Miller
Rounds
White
Elmer S. Rishe
Addison Hill
James West
Rishe
Bernard Holmes
William Simmons
John King
Arnold Dryer
James Duffy
Wallace Kemph
Allan M. Poole
MacDonald Selected to Attend Massachusetts Nurses Convention
Miss Doris A. MacDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs E MacDonald 98 Constitution Street was chosen to attend the Massachusetts State Nurses Association annual convention at the Statler Hotel Boston Mass She represented the senior class of Union Hospital Nurses Training School Fall River Massachusetts.
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Doris A. MacDonald
E. MacDonald
Constitution Street
Massachusetts State Nurses’ Association
Statler Hotel
Boston
Mass
MacDonald
Union
Hospital Nurses' Training School
Fall River
Trade Last term explained in old society custom
The letters T L long served as a compliment code in social circles, standing for trade last. The phrase arose from a playful exchange where one person would offer a flattering remark about the other in return for such remarks heard about them.
Longevity of the weak constitution challenged
Hygeia argues that a feeble constitution may outlive a stronger contemporary despite the belief that weakness cannot be overcome. The magazine discusses longevity and factors influencing life duration for those naturally frail.
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Hygeia
The
Healthy Magazine
Scouting Events Announced For Girl Scout Groups
Juliette annisty and venetian Scout movement in America begin Sunday October 3. A second bridge for the Girl Scout House fund will be held Monday at Mrs William Dorman home. Leaders meet Monday evening at the Scout House to open the season. Troops meet at the Scout headquarters through the week Bevergreen Monday Columbia Tuesday Tweedledum Wednesday Mariner Ship Wednesday evening Goldenrod Thursday. Tea Friday November 5 at the Scout House. Council and troop representatives plan to show the new headquarters.
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Juliette Annisty
Venetian Scout Movement
America
Girl Scout House
William Dorman
Constitution Street
Charles T. Heilborn, Jr
Mariner Ship
Scout
Leaders’ Association
Bevergreen
Columbine
Tweedledum Pack
Goldenrod
Scgut
Pythons and Cobras Produce Noted Eggs
The text describes reptiles laying eggs with a bluish fluff like appearance. It notes pythons lay eggs about the size of four hen eggs, while cobras lay eggs about two and a half inches long, nearly rectangular, in groups of three with limey shells.
Life of Siamese Twins Married and Lived to Sixty Three
The original Siamese twins married and lived together until age sixty three, reflecting a long union in their extraordinary life.
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Price
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Martin
Callan
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Otten
U. S. Rubber League
Royal
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Newman
Moore
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John Holland
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Bristol Phoenix
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Concord
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Calla
Main St. Warren
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Warren
Constitution St
Bris
Dorchester Mutual Firebs. Co
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Providence
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Bristol District Nursing Association
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Hope St
Wiark
Thyra Carlaon
High St
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