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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1939

Page

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Fire causes basement blaze at Makowsky building

Firefighters kept the basement fire at the Makowsky building on Hope street confined to a southwest corner. One hydrant man Idrentaht Frdifit Trask suffered a deep cut from flying glass and required three stitches. Damage was estimated above 15000 with smoke and water losses. Firemen used four hose lines as gas masks and smoke protectors were employed for the first time in years. The blaze was blamed on spontaneous combustion in rubbish in the cellar rear of the store.

Makowsky Hope Street Idrentaht * Frdifit Trask Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company William L. Serbst Fred Gueyremont Raymond J. Makowsky Max B Grossman Josephine Bisbane Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias First National Joseph A. Almeida

Bristol Clambake to Bring 300 Officials and Guests

About 300 people including Governor William H. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Vanderbilt will attend the Bristol Republicans clambake at Minturn Farm Metacom avenue. The event features a tug of war and baseball game among married and single men, chowder at 1, and a 4 30 oclock serving. A final arrangements meeting is planned at the Kerr home on Hope Street.

William H. Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Bristol Alton Pierce Kerr Hope Street John P. Marshall John A. Victoria James J Velleca John R Bernardo Albert A. Edmonds Paul A Herzig Albert Johnson Bertram W. Wall John R Magee William G Dixon Luke H. Callan Benjamin F Lindemuth Elizabeth P. Gladding J Floyd Huestis John A. Mellone Samuel A. Hall Earl P Mathewson Joseph C. Kinder Walter Kerr

Bristol Town Committee Mulls Patronage for Truck Driver

The Bristol Republican town committee meets at 7 30 tonight in the Bristol County Courthouse to decide on a successor for the highway division truck driver post vacated by Liberio Romano. Five candidates contested the job, but the committee has left the selection to State Chairman I Thornton Sherman.

Bristol

Religious Rosh Hashanah observance by Bristol Jewry

Rosh Hashanah 5700 will be marked with services at Chevyra Agudas Achim Synagogue Bristol led by Rabbi Morris Cohen from Providence. Observance includes closing local Jewish-owned businesses during the period and special Selichoth prayers begin the Sunday before Rosh Hashanah. The shofar will be blown at sundown, signaling ten days of penitence and spiritual reflection.

Bristol

Camp King Philip Dedication Amid Rainy Celebrations

Rainy Sunday saw the dedication of Camp King Philip with a large crowd including Bristol Warren and Barrington scouts, local officials, and citizens. Maynard Suzman presented a flag in memory of his father, and a deerskin scroll honoring the camp was gifted to Rudolf F. Haffenreffer, praised for backing the project.

King Philip Bristol Warren and Barrington Rudolf F. Haffenreffer New England Vanderbilt McManus Haffenreffer Wampanoags Boy Scouts Bristol County Farrell D Coyle WPA Wesley Armstrong Armstrong James Holmes Fred E. Suzman Takearest

Bristol Town Fathers Attend Important Session

Bristol town council members attended a Providence City Council session to hear negotiations on disposing of North Providence sewage in Providence. Mayor John F. Collins led a budget discussion proposing finance for 15 months using about four-fifths of the next two years’ taxes. Council members included J. Floyd Huestis A. A. Edmonds Paul A. Herzig James J. Velleca and John P. Marshall.

Bristol Providence North John F. Collins Collins Howard A. Kenyon J. Floyd Huestis A. A. Edmonds Paul A. Herzig James J. Velleca John P. Marshall

Society Completes Lawn Party Plans

Final plans for a lawn party by St. Rita's Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church were set at a meeting hosted by Miss Lucy Massano on Wood Street. The event on State Street grounds behind the church spans Friday and Saturday with booths selling various articles and an entertainment program both nights.

St. Rita’s Society Our Lady of Mt. Carmel General Arrangements Committee Lucy Massano Wood Street State Street Caroline Squatrito Lucy Margo Mary Florenzano Christine Camera Mary Turillo Catherine Camera Anna Panzarella Bingo Lindy Perri Philippa Perri Josephine Russo

Alumni Association To Meet Friday Evening

The Bristol Colt Andrews Alumni Association will hold its annual meeting Friday evening in Colt Memorial Auditorium. Officers for the next year will be elected from a slate presented by the nominating committee led by Hilton Levy with Viola LeClerc Jessie Sanford Genevieve Pagnano Joseph Texeira Vernon Gray and Frank Campagna. A nominating committee meeting is scheduled for tonight at the Bristol town hall.

Bristol- Colt-Andrews Alumni Association Colt Memorial Hilton Levy Viola LeClerc Jessie Sanford Genevieve Pagnano Joseph Texeira Vernon Gray Frank, Campagna Bristol “Ayn

That and This Remains on War and Yield in Conflict

A reflective note warns that even amid tragic Polish losses and war’s horror, peaceful settlements vanish when one party refuses compromise and clings to principles, risking total surrender of beliefs and epochs.

Refugee relief workers report on Central Europe conditions

The Rev and Mrs Sharp returned after six months aiding refugees in Bohemia and Moravia, sharing first hand insight on German attempts to subjugate Czechs. The account in the Christian Science Monitor supports the Allied cause and warns readers to beware biased or false narratives.

Christian Science Monitor Monitor

Property restrictions in Czech lands spark fear of German domination

The Sharps report bans inter Czech real estate transfers and wills to allow only German buyers, threatening alien ownership. The piece argues such decrees strip families of disposal rights, illustrating broader conquest in Czecho-Slovakia and underscoring Polish and Allied resistance to German expansion.

Sharps Czecho-Slovakia

Czech Displacement Seen as German Strategy Said by Sharps

Rev and Mrs Sharp describe a German plan that forces 265000 Czechs to migrate to Germany while Germans are moved into Czechoslovakia. They argue the aim is to erase Czech national unity and turn the defeated people into paid serfs, with the Sharps recounting their Prague assignment before the March 15 disruption.

Sharp Germany Czecho-Slovakia Tyrol Sharps Mr. Sharp Dallas Love Sharp Boston University Europe Prague Unitarian U. S Canada Czechoslovakia

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