National Guard Day Proclaimed by President Truman 1947
President Truman proclaims September 16, 1947 National Guard Day and asks governors to observe the day with public flag display. He urges citizens to support National Guard units through organization recruitment and development nationwide. Acting Secretary of State Robert A. Lovett signs.
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President Truman
National Guard
United States
Harry S. Truman
United States of America
National Guard of
National Guard of the
Robert A. Lovett
Obituary of Thomas N. Robinson 68 of Bristol
Thomas Nelson Robinson 68 of Butterworth Avenue died Saturday at home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 2 PM in the George M Wilbur Memorial Chapel Warren with Rev Arthur M Dunstan officiating. Burial followed in Forest Chapel Barrington. He was born in Donegal Ireland April 12 1897 and retired as a blacksmith in New York City. He moved to Bristol in 1920 and ran a smith shop on State Street. He is survived by his wife Anne Keane Robinson two sons Thomas N Jr Huntington NY and John A Bristol four daughters Ivy Reynolds Barrington Edna Johnson Bristol Ethel Nelson Rockville Ctr NY and Aileen G Robinson Bristol one brother Thompson Robinson Donegal Ireland two sisters Margaret Freeborn Martha Watson Donegal Ireland.
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Thomas N. Robinson
Thomas Nelson Robinson
Butterworth Avenue
George M Wilbur
Warren
Arthur M Dunstan
St Mark’s Church
Forest Chapel
Barrington
Robert J McCaughey
Fred Hodgdon
Herman Farr
Gordon R. Brown
Herbert R Newman
Allen M Newman
Donegal
Ireland
Thomas
Annabelle (Mahon) Robinson
Department of Sanitation
New York
Mr Robinson
Bristol
State Street
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Warren St Alban's Lodge
Municipal Square Club
Anne
Keane) Ropinson
Thomas N Jr
Huntington
John A
Ivy R. Reynolds
Edna Johnson
Ethel Nelson
Rockville Center
Aileen G Robinson
Thompson Robinson
Margaret Freeborn
Martha Watson
Death of Joseph Andrade Ends Long Service at US Rubber
Joseph Andrade 40 longtime general foreman of Bare Wire and Cable at United States Rubber Co died suddenly at Providence hospital after morning illness. Funeral tomorrow at 7 30 from his home 180 Wood Street with a 8 30 requiem Mass at St Elizabeths. burial in St Marys Cemetery. He leaves wife Claire and three sons Joseph Jr George and Charles, plus his father six brothers and three sisters. Born Tiverton March 3 1907 he was once active in the National Guard and a member of the Defiance Hose Company.
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Joseph Andrade
United States Rubber Co
Providence
Wood Street
St Elizabeth's Church
US Rubber Co
St Mary's Cemetery
Mr Andrade
National Guard
Defiance Hose Company
Tiverton
John
Johanna
Alves) Andrade
Claire
Asselin) Andrade
Joseph Jr
George
Charles
Angela
Eugene
Manuel
John Jr
Alfred Andrade
Helen Clark
Appenaug
Mary Gray
Agnes Andrade
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O. J. Bisband
General Insurance
Hope ST
Pleasant ST
Letourneau Drug Store
Fall River
Mass
Bristol County Water Company
Bristol County
Main St. — Warren
Dion’s
Roosevelt Ave
Pawtucket
R. I
Perry
Business Directory
Bristol and Vicinity
Bradford ST
Waldron Co
M. Stuart Barr
Frank Cardoza
Shaws Lane
Bristol Garment Company
John Donnellis Builder
Bristol, R. I
Wood ST
C. W. Weaver
E. W. Weaver
Jobbington High Street
Andrade
Second ST
Tel Br
Michael R. Ferrara
Prop
Ferrara Oil Company
Cheshire Zevoking Co
Thames
William Cheshire
Tel
Joseph C. Silvia & Sons
Bayview Ave
Bristol, B. L
William LeClair
Spencer Corsetiere
Franklin St
Bristol District Nursing Association
Hope Street
Amy
Misa Martha Graham
Hope
High &T
Charles M. Connery
Burton ST
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson CO
Weybouot Kiveet
George M. Wilbur & Sons
Main St
Constitution
Tel. Br
Cation
WM. J. Smith & Son
Robert J. McKay
A .W Smith
McKay
Church S&t
Warrem. R. 1
J. E. Connors
Bristol, R. L
James E. Connors
Dominick Paniello
Easterbrooks
Federal Chimney
Parker Ave
Trucking & Moving
Cav
First Street
E. J. Steen
Geo. E. Wightman & Son
George S. Sparks
Dimond Ave
R. I. Tel
Eugene B.ryone
High St
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