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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1940
Page
2
The piece argues compulsory military service as first step, then government control of industry, then labor conscription. It warns the Overton Russell amendment to seize private property, cites President and Arthur Krock, and condemns steps toward state socialism amid wartime defense needs.
Reopening marks the start of the 1940 Fall-term for public schools. Local families return from travels in New York State and Cambridge while residents host guests and prepare for community events. The town hosts a long list of social and civic activities including Rotary talks, garden club meetings, softball games, and the annual Wind Hill Trophy race at the Bristol Yacht Club.
A Democratic caucus notice announces a public meeting of party members to discuss candidate selections and platform issues. Voter participation is urged with date, time, and location to be confirmed by local party officials.
For rent a five room apartment with modern conveniences located on the second floor with garage option. Apply at 110 Church 81 or call 81 W after 4 p m for details.
The Republican District Committee of the 1st Representative District Bristol Rhode Island calls Republican electors to assemble at the Bristol County Court House September 17 1940 at 1000 A M to elect delegates and alternates to state and congressional conventions and to nominate party candidates including United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State General Treasurer and Attorney General Also delegates to a Senatorial Convention and to transact other lawful business chaired by William G Dixon and Helen H Newbold
The 2nd Representative District of Bristol Rhode Island calls Republican directors to assemble at Reynolds School on September 17 1940 from 10 AM to 9 PM for nominating delegates alternates to state and congressional conventions and for selecting party nominees for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State General Treasurer Attorney General and for election of a state representative. Names Wallace L Mossop and Grace V Huestis listed as organizers.
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