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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1939

Page

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Woman Arrives From Europe Aboard Clipper in Bristol

Mrs. Gloria Mello, the first Bristol woman to cross the Atlantic by Clipper, returned home early Wednesday after flying from Horta in the Azores to New York in 21 hours. She described the war's toll on Portugal and expressed hope for peace, noting initial fear but happiness at reaching Bristol.

Gloria Mello High Street Mello Atlantic Horta Azores New York City Portugal Bristol Cablegram John Providence

Flowers Exhibit At Bristol Garden Club Meeting

Bristol Garden Club met at Mrs. Mildred Herreshoff’s Ferry road home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Stanley E Friswell won first for best arrangement. second place split between Mrs Norton M Zinderstein and Miss Mabel Salisbury. third place tie between Mrs Henry W Boynton and Mrs A H Carr. Miss Mary Perry received honorable mention for most original arrangement. 24 members and guests attended. tea served with Miss Afines B Herreshoff pouring.

Bristol Garden Club Mildred Herreshoff Ferry Road Stanley E. Friswell Norton M Zinderstein Mabel Salisbury Henry W Boynton A. H Carr Mary Perry Afines Herreshoff

Bristol to Hold Special Town Meeting Next Monday

Bristol taxpayers will assemble in a special financial town meeting next Monday night at 7 30 in Reynolds school auditorium to consider the appropriation of 10000 for relief purposes. W Fred Williams, appointed moderator to succeed Judge Ward L Leahy, resigned, will preside at the session. Checkers will be William A Bottomley and Michael W Pasquarelli for the First District and Joseph P Nunes and James F Wylie, Second District. Town Clerk John W Church is clerk.

Bristol Financial Reynolds School W. Fred Williams Ward L. Leahy Checkers William A. Bottomley Michael W. Pasquarelli Joseph P. Nunes James F. Wylie John W. Church

Edmonds Heads to Legion Conclave for National Meeting

Town Councilman A A Edmonds travels by auto to Chicago for the National American Legion convention as Rhode Island delegate. He is part of a policy making committee guiding Legion actions for the coming year. Accompanying him are Harold B Woodward and Domenic Mascolo, both Rhode Island Legion leaders heading to the event.

A. A. Edmonds American Legion Chicago Ill Rhode Island Edmonds Tee Harold B Woodward Barrington Post Domenic Mascolo Kearney Post Legion

Bristol Police Seek Two More Patrolmen to Alleviate Overtime

Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara urges adding at least two patrolmen to Bristol, Rhode Island, to meet FBI population staffing standards. Current force of eight is below requirements and officers work heavy hours. Proposed pay and leave increases are discussed. action pending.

Anthony J. Ferrara Bristol Police Department Federal Bureau of Investigation Ferrara Bristol Chiat Rhode Island Floyd Huestis

Brothers Arrested On Wire Theft Charge

Manuel Morris and John Morris, Bristol brothers, face Fifth District Court next Monday on larceny and receiving stolen goods charges tied to a September 14 wire theft from the United States Rubber Company plant. Both posted $500 bail. police say other suspects are being questioned.

Bristol Brothers Fifth District Court Bristol United States Rubber Company Manuel Morris Prospect Street John Morris Wall Street Phent J Vincent Sumpter Manuel Anthony J Ferrara Perrara

Capone Leads PTA Committee on School Cafeterias

Mrs. Lucien Capone of this town chairs a three woman State Congress PTA committee studying surplus commodities for underprivileged schoolchildren. Sponsored by federal funds, the plan would establish school cafeterias offering meals at little or no cost and may employ WPA workers. A Rhode Island school canvass is underway and a report is due soon. The group will consult Superintendent Elmer S Mapes.

Lucien Capone Congress Parent-Teachers’ Association Rhode Island PTA State Congress Fuure Elmer

Rummage Sale and Columbus Day Dinner Announced

October events include a Friday rummage sale by the Flower Committee of the Congregational Church and a Thursday Columbus Day Dinner Office. Bristol Council No. 379 K of C plans a gathering at the new Bristol Casino.

Flower Committee Congregational Church Bristol Council No. 379 K. of C New Bristol Casino

Hitler and God in Wartime Rhetoric

A Telegraph analysis notes Hitler’s references to God and the Father of Mankind in speeches at the war’s outset and in Danzig crowds. It contrasts public piety with Nazi actions, citing Lincoln’s wartime quip about being on God’s side.

Hitler Germany Danzig Father Abraham Lincoln God

Irish designer of White House aided by Leinster House links

The passage notes that the White House in Washington is modeled on Dublin's Leinster House, designed by Irish immigrant James Hoban who won a prize in 1782 for a suitable presidential residence. It highlights rising aviation interest with 50000 inquiries to the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce library, and abroad inquiries matching domestic levels as American aviation expands with engines, planes, and pilots.

United States Ireland White House Washington D. C Leinster House Dublin America James Hoban George Washington Hoban Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America Rockefeller Center New York Army Air Corps

Walking for Exercise Says Housewife Travels Eight Miles Daily

A presenter at the 28th convention of the National Association of Chiropodists, Dr. Joseph Lelyveld of Boston, claims housewives average about eight miles of walking per day, roughly the distance from Boston to San Francisco, as yearly exercise.

Boston San Francisco National Association of Chiropodists Joseph Lelyveld

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Ste Europe Fortypal Bristol Public Evening Schools Colt Memorial High School Ann Sheridan The Angels Alcattaz Devil’s Island Anna May Wong J. Carrol Naish Bert Wheeler Cowboy Quarterback Lowell Thomas News Cagney James Cagney and George Raft Jane Bryan George Bancroft Federal Bureau Johns-Manville Guildway Service Geoéld Guild Johns- Manville Bristol Housing Guild Wardwell Lumber Co Thames 8& Tel Bristol, R. L Distributors OF Guildway Homes and Home Improvements Mrs. Capone Makowsky’s Shere Herr Hitler Monitor Irene Dunne Robert Taylor Women’s Club
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