Six Hurt In Three Car Crash Near Warren Line
Six persons were injured and three airmobiles were badly damaged in a three car collision near the Bristol Warren town line last night. Francis Cabral 16 lacerations four stitches Attended by Dr Giura Warren. Paul Delgado 15 lacerations stitched. John Quintal Jr 16 abrasions treated by Dr Giura. Edward Delgado 10 and Edmund 15 bruises treated by Dr Rego. Miss Fabolin Heon 40 contusion treated by Dr Merriman. Louis J Corcoran 47 head and leg injuries treated by Dr Merriman. Investigation showed Cabral lost control near the town line. his beach wagon struck a coach and a sedan before overturning. Cabral to face reckless driving charge.
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Bristol-Warren
Francis Cabral
Perry
A. Giura
Warren
Paul Delgado
Rodrigo P C. Rego
John Quintal, Jr
Perry Pilat
Giura
Edward Delgado
Brother Edmund
Rego
Miss Fabolin Heon
Willow Lane
Portsmouth
Alfred M. Merriman
Louis J Corcoran
Merriman
William Cabral
Hope Street
Abner M. Baker
Manuel Andrade
Louis J. Corcoran
Weiding
Cabral
John Quintal
Edward
Edmund Delgado
Louis Delgado
Miss Heen
Corcoran
Andrade
Baker
Daniel Furtado
Burton West
Franklin Street
William T. O’donnell
Fifth District Court
Legion Commander-Elect Burns Plans Big Membership Drive
Charles E. Burns of Kearney Post No 6 the American Legion begins a vigorous drive to raise membership beyond 200 before next year’s department convention. He takes command after a 37 to 19 vote over Francis P. Cuoma and will lead an energized slate of newly elected officers.
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Legion
Charles E. Burns
Kearney
American Legion
Department
PHOS
Burns
Francis P. Cuoma
Cuoma
Joseph M Enos
Frank KR Silvia
Thomas A Hickey
Fred M Straght
Samuel A. Hall
Mr Burns
Harold W . Gifford
Joseph F Bruno
James A Sisson
Walter F. Briggs
Fdmonds
William H Gablinske
Eber Weht
Joseph A Peters
Charles FO Burns
Samuel Jo Smith
Walter FE Briges
William A Bottomley
Fred F. Garvin
A A Edmonds
Domenico Mascola
BO W. Wall
Messrs Hall
Gifford
Bruno
Sisser
Briges
Smith
A Edmonds
Agai
Belisarius Wins Montauk and Back Race at Bristol Yacht Club
Belisarius skippered by C B Rockwell won the special race to Montauk Point and back sponsored by the Bristol Yacht Club. Ariel led Class A with Horace Binney Jr. finishing in 18 hours 48 minutes elapsed and 17 24 00 corrected. Hersiha by Dexter Lewis took second in Class A with 19 57 12 corrected.
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Hersiha
Ariel
Belisarius
Rockwell
Dexter Lewis
Horace Binney Jr
Albert Potter
Ro Ho Haffenreffer
Manatauqua
Girvan
P McKnight
St Marys School Holds Exams and Registration Friday
An examination for pupils who studied during the summer will be held Friday at 10 o clock in St Marys parochial school on Wood Street. A registration period for new enrollees will also occur at that time.
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St. Marys Parochial School
Wood Street
Ten Weeks Vacation Ends for School Children
The Valley school bell will mark the reopening of classes with about 2300 pupils and over forty teachers resuming after a 10 week summer break. Superintendent Elmer S Mapes notes expected enrollment changes at Colt Memorial High and Guiteras Memorial Junior High, with crowding prompting use of the Colt auditorium and Guiteras manual training room for study. St Marys Parochial School will reopen Sept 14 with about 240 students and a staff led by Sister Mary Alice, principal.
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Tower of the Valley School
Elmer S Mapes
Colt Memorial
Guiteras Memorial
Colt
Guiteras
Mapes
St Mary's Parochial School
Mary Alice
Edwina
Angela
Amata
Annacletus
Marita
Anna Marie
Elmer 5S Mapes
Em Colt High
Geele
Sadie
C Callan
Josephine ‘T., Baldwin
Annie D. Sisson
Laurie W. Bradford
Geraldine Martino
John L Burke
Carl T Carlson
James D Sullivan
Jan M Walker
E. Doris Bullock
Guiteras Junior High
James E Sullivan
Edward J Rinalds
Eleanor C Swanson
Gertrude A Leonard
Helen A Condon
Minam J McCaughey
Alice G Murphy
Dorothy D. Nelle
Catherine G Munro
Helen F Horton
Fileen M_ Peirce
Margaret F Dwyer
Rose Fasano
Margaret F Nerone
John V Leahy
Bearcats and Polecats in Softball Championship Tilt
The Softball Championship game will be played tomorrow at Bears Stadium on Main Road between Warren and Bristol at 6 o clock in the evening. The Bearcats from the engineering department meet the Polecats from accounting with George Jacobson and Fred Bartlett on the Bearcats roster and Jimmy Velleca and Billy Magee leading the Polecats.
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Rubber Products Inc
Bristol
Bears Stadium
Main Road
Warren
Bearcats
Polecats
George Jacobson
Fred Bartlett
Massachusetts ‘State College
Jimmy Velleca
Billy Magee
Robert Watts Dies in Mount Hope Bay Fishing Accident
Robert Watts 39 a World War veteran died Saturday in Mount Hope Bay near Bristol Narrows after a boating accident while fishing with his half-brother John Boynton. Watts reportedly suffered heart issues and the body was recovered downstream. the funeral was held at Trinity church with burial in Juniper Hill cemetery. He served in the Naval Reserve and was a travelling salesman visiting his mother and stepfather.
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Robert Watts
Mount Hope Bay
Bristol Narrows
John Boynton
Trinity Church
Nelson Kellogg
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Narrows
Boynton
Bobby
Watts
Boyton
Watts Ha
Tle
SBS Special
Sarre
Boston
Henry W. Boynton
Upper Longfield
Leahy Wins Trophy in Special Race Around Prudence Island
Leahy sails the 124-foot Papoose to victory in a special around Prudence Island race. The course of about 17 miles took 5 hours 37 minutes 35 seconds, with Whitecap second and Doldrum third. Remaining finishers include Remora fourth, Poppy fifth, Waterwith sixth, Allouette seventh, Shrimpe eighth, and Bevis ninth. Bevis’s time not recorded.
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Leahy
Nicholson
Papoose
Prudence Island
W G Low
Whitecap
Charles Marshall
Paul Nicholson
Remora
B B Freeman
Poppy
C Freeman
Waterwithh
F P Steele
Allouette
Smith Ostby
Shrimpe
Tony Zinderstein
Bevis
Bristol Student on Math Honor Roll at Brown
George H. Springer of 70 Thames Street in this town, a Brown University class of 1938 student, is among 24 undergraduates named to Brown's Mathematics Department honor roll for outstanding work this past semester. The 24 were chosen from 705 math students, and their examination papers will be bound and filed in the mathematics library.
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George H. Springer
Thames Street
Brown University
Department of Mathematics
Moody Bible Institute trains young Russians for evangelism in Chicago
The Moody Bible Institute offers a new course for English speaking Russian Christians to evangelize among Russians in North America and Europe. Funds cover tuition for all students with focus on Bible study and mission disciplines across theology, languages, and public speaking. An illustrated catalogue is available by mail from 153 Institute Place, Chicago, Illinois.
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Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago
Europe
Russia
Institute Place
First Fall Meeting of Taft School Club
The Taft School Club holds its first fall meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Bosworth of Cranst will speak, with Miss Elizabeth Garris of Bristol Highlands as sociist and Miss Mabelle Baird of Providence as accompanist.
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Taft School Club
Clarence Bosworth
Cranst
Kearney Auxiliary Aims For Strong Year Under Two Leaders
The Kearney Post American Legion auxiliary elects Mrs Anne V Seymour and Mrs Roselma L Deselits as president and vice president respectively. Other officers include Catherine Pierce junior vice president and Elizabeth Gifford secretary with a slate of officers continuing through the year. The junior auxiliary also names Constance Campanella as president and Catherine Gifford as senior vice president along with other appointed posts.
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Anne V. Seymour
Roselma L. Deselits
Kearney Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Seymour
Deseliis
Mary Peters
Catherine Pierce
Elizabeth Gifford
Hope Cote
Elizabeth Carr
Alice Dubuc
Jennie Straight
Anne V.seymour
Ella Paull
Nora Remieres
Helen A. Condon
Rhode Island manufacturers outline exhibits for tercentenary expo
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company and Nicholson File Company announce extensive exhibits at the Rhode Island Tercentenary Industrial Exhibition. The displays will showcase products and manufacturing methods with educational aims rather than advertising, as preparations proceed at Cranston Street Armory for the September 1 opening.
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Rhode Island
Special Cup Defenders Association Meeting Called
A special meeting of the Cup Defenders Association will be held Wednesday evening in their quarters on Wood and Catherine streets. A nominating committee will be selected for the annual election of officers next month.
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Cup Defenders Association
Wood and
Catherine Streets
Vanderbilt backs new Bath defender amid 1934 America’s Cup talk
Harold S. Vanderbilt leads a New York syndicate eyeing a new defender to be built at Bath Iron Works in Maine possibly replacing Herreshoff plans. He has visited Bath and met with Starling Burgess, with Iron Works officials silent on specifics. A historic Spanish legend of St James the Apostle surfaces as Spain faces unrest, recalling a proactive patron saint.
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Ramnbow
Bath
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Herreshoff Mfg Co
Harold S. Vanderbilt
New York
Starling Burgess
Iron Works
St James the Apostle
Spain
St James
Saint James and the Lord on a flawless sky and government
The tale recalls Saint James asking for a perfect sky and ideal people with strong men and beautiful women. The Lord grants the sky and people but refuses a perfect government, noting that such a request is too much. Since then Spain has not had a satisfactory government.
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Saint James
Spain
Wives of Moorish Soldiers Fear Influence of Senoritas
A Sunday paper headline notes concern among wives of Moorish troops about the potential influence of Spanish women. The caption hints at cross cultural tensions amid wartime or colonial settings.
Harvard opens century old sealed package at Tercentenary
At Harvard University during the Tercentenary celebration, a sealed century old package from the archives vault is opened today by President James B. Conant following instructions inscribed on the container.
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Harvard University
Harvard
James B. Conant
Harvard Bicentennial Package Sealed for 1936 Reveal
A package assembled at Harvard College alumni events in 1836 by President Josiah Quincy bears a red wax seal. The cover declares the seals may be broken by the President of Harvard College on Sept 8, 1936, in the presence of the alumni.
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Harvard
Josiah Quincy
Harvard College
Alumni Letters From 1836 Ceremony Invitations Revealed
A sealed bundle of alumni letters responding to invitations for 1836 ceremonies will be opened on September 18 to mark the anniversary. The letters’ authors and contents remain undisclosed until that date, but are expected to include notable names and sentiments fitting the era.
Owensboro Side of the Hanging Coverage in 19th Century Press
A fragmentary account contrasts Owensboro Kentucky coverage with distant observers of a hanging. The piece notes the crowd’s size and lack of emotional display and criticizes sensationalist journalism while referencing local editorials in the Owensboro Messenger and Inquirer.
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Owensboro
Messenge and Inquirér
Bria
Sein
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