Soldiers Withdrawn Sunday Bristol Returns To Normalcy
National Guard Battery H 243rd Coast Artillery and deputies left Mills vicinity Sunday after textile strike settled. Col John J. Collins ordered guards back to Pawtucket. wires barricading mills removed. Capt Philip A. Thibodeau led unit amid praise from townspeople.
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243Rd Coast Artillery
Collins & Aikman
Bristol
National
Pawtucket
John J. Collins
Dean
James F. Meiggs
Bristol County
103Rd Field Artillery
Lonsdale
Philip A. Thibodeau
Bristol Evening Schools Plan Reopening Next Week
Bristol public evening schools resume sessions next week with enrollment Monday evening at 7 PM in Colt High School. Classes run 7 to 9 PM on Monday through Wednesday with a three year commercial diploma course and offerings in English Italian shorthand typewriting bookkeeping business practice and other subjects. Michael Securo will teach under ERA adult education plan and Geraldine Marino will lead Italian classes.
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Bristol
Colt High School
Michael Securo
R I. State College
Geraldine Marino
Barn Dance Planned by Ever Ready Engine Company
Members of the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company finalize plans for a barn dance at their Thames street station on October 6. Music for general dancing will be provided by a Bristol orchestra with Hut Correira serving as committee chairman.
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Engine and Hose Company
Thames Street
Bristol
Hut” Correira
Memorial Rites Held For Colt High Star George Lemaire
Victim of an early Sunday auto crash, George Lemaire known as Georgie, a Colt Memorial High School class of 1933 graduate and local athlete, was buried at St Marys Church after services attended by nearly all former classmates. He worked at United States Rubber in town and helped lead the factory basketball league to a championship. Survived by his parents Leon and Eva Murphy Lemaitre and a brother, Leon J Lemaire, the crash also left driver John Andrade with possible skull fracture and passenger Julio Mello with a leg injury.
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Colt Memorial High School
St. Marys Church
George Lemaire
Y M. C
Georgie
Young Lemaire
Leon
Eva
Murphy) Lemaitre
Lemaire
United States Rubber Company
Leon J Lemaire
John “Birdy” Andrade
Julio “Whites” Mello
Fatal crash on wet pavement tolling a church service
Rev Thomas J Gillan officiated at the funeral for a victim of a traffic collision on a wet South War ren road. Burial was in St Marys Cemetery with bearers including Oliver Destlets Albert Leclerc Thomas McGrath Joseph Aguiar Oliver Guilmette and Joseph Lincourt. Floral tributes accompanied the procession.
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South Warren
Thomas J Gillan
St Marys Cemtery
Oliver Destlets
Albert Leclerc
Thomas McGrath
Joseph Aguiar
Oliver Guilmette
Fall River
Joseph Lincourt
Newport
Bristol junior baseball league and area leagues mentioned in 1930s sports clipping
Injured among them are pieces from the National India Rubber Company Athletic Association Bristol Junior Baseball League Braiding Department employees and Classes 1932 1933 1934 and 1935 Colt Memorial High School faculty M S NJIR bowling and basketball leagues the Boys of
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National India Rubber Company Athletic Association
Bristol
Colt Memorial HS
Facult.y M . S.nji
Boys
Warren youths in dance hall car crash injures four
Four youths suffered injuries when a Warren car skidded on wet pavement and hit a telephone pole. Lemaire died from a crushed skull. Andrade Mello and Mansi received treatment and were moved to Truesdale Hospital, with Andrade and Mello later reported out of danger.
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Leo Mansi
Lemaire
Andrade
Mello
Arcadie Guira
Warren
Frank Calin
Wendell Street
Providence
Truesdale Hospital
Mansi
A F T'‘Angelo
Mella
Warren Andrade
Bradford Street
Lematre
Republican caucus canceled. Democrats plan key nomination showdown
No Republican opposition to the Town Committee caucus tomorrow night. Democrats meet Friday evening in Artillery hall State street where Thomas B Lavey on nomination papers will oppose Thomas H Byrnes the party's State Senator nominee.
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Republican Party
Artillery Hall
State Street
Thomas B. Lavey
Thomas H. Byrnes
Rainbow and Endeavour Duel in 15 Mile Yachting Test
Rainbow and Endeavour raced a 15 mile course with Rainbow leading early by 1 minute 10 seconds and then suffering a torn spinnaker. Vanderbilt steered Rainbow to maintain the advantage while Sopwith faced spinnaker setup issues on Endeavour amid a long windward chase.
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Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Endeavour
Sopwith
Leeward
Mansell
Mike Vanderbilt
Windward
Second Bristol Warren Game Next Sunday
Bristol and Warren face off in the second game of the Little World Series at Burrs Hill Park Warren Sunday at 230. Bristol seeks to even the series behind Frankie Sousa and Jimmie Garvin with a strong lineup and top pitching as Warren pivots on Burdge or another starter.
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Bristol
Warren
Burr's Hill Park
Jimmie Garvin
Harvey Gladue
Garvin
Frankie Sousa
Bristol Battery
Frankie
Bennie Smusz
Howie Martin
Charlie Burdge
Stanley Tupej
Charlie McKenna
Johnny Nassar
Sal Sevigny
Lowell
Gladue
Mansi
M Mansi
Eddie Murphy
Doc” Callery
Johnny Andrade
Eddie Jansen
Providence
New Fire Truck Arrives in Bristol Around November First
Ahrens-Fox pumper purchased by a Bristol special committee is due about November 1. Minor alterations at the Hydraulion station will be needed to house the new apparatus, with Councilman Elisha Hibbert and Fire Chief Robert J. Anderson to confer before changes.
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Bristol
Ahrens-Fox
Elisha Hibbert
Hydraulion Station
Paramode Shoe Workers End Strike Return to Duties
Leaders say most issues settled and workers return to Paramode Shoe Company on Franklin Street after lay offs and a union pledge dispute. Mass protests prompted Gov Green and ERA officials to mediate before a 10 member committee in Spiritu Sancto Hall arranged a settlement.
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Paramode Shoe Company
Franklin Street
Theodore Francis Green
Spiritu Sancto Hall
H. Kesslen
Extension classes at Rhode Island College of Education start Sept 25
The Rhode Island College of Education Providence extension classes begin this afternoon September 25 at 4:30. Courses are free to public school teachers and administrators in Rhode Island. Twenty hours of lectures replace last year’s thirty in one year long series. Science classes led by Joseph Lunt open only to state science teachers.
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Rhode Island College of Education
Providence
Public School Service of
Rhode Island
Joseph Lunt
Boston Men Pleaded Not Guilty in Disorderly Conduct Case
Michael Salvaggio organizer for United Shoe and Leather Workers and Israel Zimmerman of Boston pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct in Fifth District Court before Judge Lindemuth. Both were held for trial, later released on $500 bail after immigration review. They were linked to a Paramede Shoe Company strike and questioned by immigration authorities. In a separate civil matter Minnie Wood was found not guilty of a violet assault on Elmie Long. Andrea Pansa v New England Transportation Co. was continued.
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Michael Salvaggio
United Shoe and Leather Workers
Israel Zimmerman
Tremont Street
Boston
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Fifth District
Anthony J. Ferrara
Lindemuth
Bristol County
Paramede Shoe Company
Minnie Wood
Elmie C. Long
Brockton
Mass
Lucien Capone
William McSoley
Warren
Wood
Long
Timothy Russell
William Wood
Andrea Pansa
The
New England Transportation Co
Visi
Birthday Party for Evelyn Brito Celebrated at Wood Street
About twenty youths attended the party for Evelyn Brito 11th birthday at her Wood street home Saturday afternoon. Bernice Pray of Warren sang and tap danced while Margery Taves performed. Connie Marshall, age 3, sang The Little Dutch Mill. Prizes were awarded after games and a birthday cake with candles was served.
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Evelyn Brito
Caesar Brito
Wood Street
Bernice Pray
Warren
Margery Taves
Connie Marshall
Little Dutch Mill
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National Guard
Bristol Public Evening Schools
George E. Lemaire
Providence News-Tribune
Lyric Theatre
Ann Harding
John Roles
Vergie Winters
Helen Vinson
William Powell
Warner Bros
Edna Best
Colin Clive
Casanova
Henry
Otto Kruger
Nancy Carroll
Nigel Bruce
Heather Angel
Herbert Muncin
McNamee
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Treasure Island
Lionel Barrymore
Buck Jones
RED Rider
Mike” Vanderbilt
Bristol-Warren
Sousa
James B Lee
Paramode
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