The Winthrop Review Official Listing
The Winthrop Review is a weekly Massachusetts Corporation publication established January 1919. It operates on Thursdays with a Boston office at 167 Oliver St and a Bartlett road address for copy receipt.
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Massachusetts Linotyping Corporation
Massachusetts Corporation
Ion
Oliver St
Boston
Mass
Telephone-Hancock
Bartlett Road
Office of
Rand
Jeweler
Editorial urges drop of plan for municipal power plant vote
The editorial condemns a rushed plan to hold two special elections on a municipal power plant, arguing the town lacks essential information and demand. It questions the cost, bond funding, and potential tax impact, noting excellent current service and the risk of higher prices and poor emergency response.
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Board of Selectmen
Winthrop
Rotary Club Session Highlights Winthrop Board Talks
At the Winthrop Rotary Club meeting at the Winthrop Arms-Hotel the town's Board of Selectmen members Walter G. Baker Timothy J. Mahaney Thomas E. Key and Clerk Charles A. Hagman shared duties and town administration. Mr Baker stressed efficient governance while Mr Mahaney compared past and current board functions. Mr Key discussed a local effort to vote on acquiring a municipal lighting plant without adequate voter information.
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Winthrop Rotary Club
Winthrop Arms
Winthrop Board of Selectmen
Walter’ G. Baker
Timothy J
Mahaney
Thomas” Ee. Key
Charles A. Hagman
Key
Municpal
Town meeting urged for municipal plant decision
Mr Key stated the board favored voter choice on buying a municipal plant but cautioned that rushing proceeds during vacations bypasses resident input. He urged using the regular town meeting to allow full discussion and proper town business procedure before any decision.
War Cost to U S Government by June 1934
Estimated total outlay for World War I to the United States government up to June 30, 1934 amounts to 41.765 billion dollars. This figure excludes veterans' bonuses and other wartime items yet to be settled.
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United States
Open Forum Attacks Expensive Promoted Schemes
A Winthrop Review editorial urges caution on a proposed town buyout of Winthrop gas and electric assets. The writer criticizes haste, warns of unknown costs, and calls for investigation and a special town meeting before any purchase. The piece condemns overcrowded buses and questions selectmen on delays.
North Shore Circuit Transportation Bill for Winthrop Lynn
Massachusetts petitioners seek a North Shore Circuit uniting Winthrop East Boston Lynn Saugus Revere Chelsea and parts of Boston to standardize fares and transfers. The measure sets minimum five cent rides five year fare lock and June July August two man crews with 530 a m to 1 am service and local hearings before state action to enable operation by May 30 1941.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William P. Coughlin
North Shore
Winthrop
Boston
Lynn
Suffolk
Essex
Saugus
Revere
Chelsea
Maverick Square
East Boston
Winthrop-Saugus
Congratulations to Joseph H Harvey in journalism from Winthrop
A letter from Wm J Marsh congratulates Joseph H Harvey a rising journalist from Winthrop. The note praises his father C Joseph Harvey and mentions the East Boston airport feature in last night's Boston Daily Globe.
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Winthrop Review
Winthrop
Joseph H. Harvey
Joseph_Harvey
Boston
Boston Daily Globe
Joe
Wm. J. Marsh
The Doctor Takes a Wife and Susan and God At Theatres
The piece previews Susan and God with Joan Crawford and Fredric March as a socialite and returning star. Also reviewed is The Doctor Takes a Wife at Winthrop and State Theatres, featuring Loretta Young in her first all comedy role with Milland and Gardiner in a lively romantic farce. Also noted is Hal Roach’s One Million B C premiering with Lon Chaney Jr Carole Landis and Victor Mature in a prehistoric spectacle full of dinosaurs and epic battle scenes.
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Loretta Young
Ray Mill
Lon Chaney, Jr
B.C
Carole Landis
Joan Crawford
Fredric March
Susan and
God
Rachel Crothers
Susan
Miss Crawford
March
Barrie
Ruth Hussey
John Carroll
Rita Hayworth
Nigel Bruce
Bruce Cabot
Rita Quigley
Rose Hobart
George Cukor
Columbia
Winthrop
State
Ray Mitland
Reginald Gardiner
Gail Patrick
Edmund Gwenn
Georges Metaxa
Alexander Hall
Mr. Williams
Miss, Young
Miss Young
America
Milland
Gardiner
Aleen Leslie
George Seaton
Ken Englund
Pat Hal Roach
United Artists
Hal Roach
Victor Mature
Akhoba
Arctic Population Increasing in Western Canada
The native population of Canada s western Arctic is growing slowly but steadily, reflecting gradual demographic change. The report notes measured increases across communities and ongoing access to resources and services shaping population trends.
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Arctic
Canada
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THE
Rotary Club
Open Forum
Suburban Gas & Electric Company
Selectmen
Rapid Transit
Boston City Council
D. PU
Highlands
New England_Power—Company
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Trask
Capt
WM. P. Coughlin
Mee
the Winthrop
Nancy Kelly
Jon Hall
Sailor
Warner Baxter
Andrea Leeds
Susan and God
Laurel & Hardy
Oxford
MAN
Bennison
Yey
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