Americans Choose Ar President and Bank Deposits Insurance
The piece contrasts Hoover Knox critiques with Roosevelt bank deposit guarantees up to 5000 dollars and recalls Hoover era cautions about spending and credit. It notes no bank runs occurred and questions politicians who spread false rumors about government solvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Col
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
GOP
Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Califorrttans
Palo Alto
Col. Knox
Hearst
Huntington
West Virginia
Pacific
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Democrats
Hess
Umalarad
Phang
Treasurys
Mellon
Republican
Col Knox
Democratic House
Political Bluffing on No New Taxes Sparks Republican Critique
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg denounces New Deal promises of no new taxes as political boondoggling. Through the Republican National Committee in Chicago he warns that unless taxes rise debt and money printing will follow. He notes the budget is a billion dollars larger and cites past Roosevelt promises to economize as unreliable.
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New Deal
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Treasury
Senator Vandenberg
Roosevelt
Sandon
Pennsyyyvania
Woodrow Wilson League of
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
San Francisco
Wilson
United States
Philadelphia
Farley
National Committee
New York
State Committee
Harrisburg
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Tugwell
Frankfurter
Ezekiel
Democratic Party
Cordell Hull
Carter Glass
Harry Byrd
Tom Gore
John Garner
Pat Harrison
Joe Robinson
Rasputin
St Vitus’ Cance
Landon
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
George Mason
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
John Marshall
Stalin
Mussolinii
Trotzky
Hitler
Jefferson
Monticello
Ever Reads Fire Company Bake Day at Poppasquash
The Ever Reads Fire Company plans a Sunday clam bake and outing at Bayberry Farm Poppasquash with invites to Town Council members fire officials and baseball players. A committee led by Arthur Demars and including Matthew Brito Lewis Civillo William Guevremont and Earl Dunbar organized a sports program for married and single members. A renowned caterer will prepare the bake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever Reads Fire Company
Bayberry Farm
Arthur Demars
Matthew Brito
Lews Cvillo
William Guevremont
Earl Dunbar
Taxation by Deception and New Deal Tax Promises
The Republican National Committee charges the New Deal misleads on taxation with claims that the poor pay the tax while the rich gain. It notes a 2.12 to 1 spending to revenue ratio and warns that promises of no new taxes are false, urging skepticism toward such pledges.
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Republican National Committee
Treasury
Hokum mm
Sousa to oppose Correira in twilight league playoff game
Frankie Sousa named to pitch for the Olympians against Hut Correira of Ever Ready Fire Co in the second game of the three game twilight league series. Joe Borges to catch. Leon Jemaire to handle Correira's pitches. Game set for 5:45 p.m. with playoffs deciding 1936 league champions.
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Frankie Sousa
Larney Bisbane
Ernie Brown
Olympian
Ever Ready Fire Co
Bill Doran
Banks Bottomley
Ever Ready Outfit
Hut Correira
Babe Ethier
Johnnie Josephs
Joe Borges
Colt High School
Sousa
Leon Jemaire
Correira
Olympians
Firemen
Tony Sylvia
Final Camping Week for Bristol Boy Scouts Ends Season
Readers learn Bristol Boy Scouts gathered at Camp Takarest for the final camping week of the season. Troop 3 and Troop 4 conducted outdoor tests and planned fall indoor meetings in Columbia Hall and Scout Hall.
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Bristol
Camp
Takarest
John T Ashton
R F Haffenreffer
Troop 3
John DuPonte
Camp Takarest
Columbia Hall
Scout Hall
Court of Honor
Surprise party noted for Bristol bank cashier
A reader from Huntington New York writes to The Phoenix Historic Bristol column about a July 10 1856 dated Ten Dollar bill from the Commercial Bank of Bristol signed by President I F Barns and Cashier Jacob Babbitt with serial 2430 A. The note's back is pasted over and unreadable.
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Bristol
J M Burgess
Commercial Bank of Bristol
Commercial Bank
I. F Barns
Jacob Babbitt
Re elected Bristol Narrows Improvement Association President
Former town council member re elected president of the Bristol Narrows Improvement Association. Other officers include John Borne as vice president Mrs Thomas Brady secretary Thomas Brady treasurer Ira Stanley auditor John Wilmarth Earl Whitney Samuel Cashman J J Walsh John Bowen Chester Carpenter Mrs Hugh Smith Mrs Thomas Brady and Mrs Amy Bliss as members of the executive committee Earl Whitney Samuel Cashman and Ira Stanley sit on the membership committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Narrows Improvement Association
Organation
John Borne
Thomas Brady
Ira Stanley
John Wilmarth
Earl Whitney
Samuel Cashman
J Jj Walsh
John Bowen
Chester Carpenter
Hugh Smith
Amuy Blss
Two Features Open At The Majestic This Week
From the Post era to a murder mystery, the Majestic screens offer two features. First, the famed dumb salesman with a super ego appears with June Travis and a notable cast in a National Pictures release directed by Raymond Enright. Second, a glamorous pair collide in a witty crime tale led by Bette Davis and Warren William in Satan Met a Lady, with a strong supporting lineup.
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Botts
Post
Saturday Evening Post
Brown
Mys
June Travis
Guy
Kib- Yee
Satan
Lady
Bette Davis
Warren William
Alison Skipworth
Arthur Treacher
Wini Shaw
Marie Wilson
Porter Hall
Olin Howland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau of Publicity
Democratic National Comm
Republican National Comm
Peter Bonvicin
Burton Street
Tel
Geo. T. Ingram
Hope Street
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street
Lerge
James B. Lee
Vellecami
Massa
DelPiano
Congdon Ss
F Sousa
See Ist
Ike
BOY Scouts
Ours
GQ Andrews Moriarty
Rooseveltism
Maryland
London
Robert S Bright
Frederick
John D Hamilton
Lieves
Nourmahal
Roosevelts
Virginia
Robert S. Bright
Norfolk
Dorothy Darnit
Charles McManus
Chas, McMands
the Phoenix
Harry Howf
Rogert
N. Y
Frank J, Sylvia
Call
Bristol Taxi CO
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