Inspector Glass Replies To Mr Crocker In Open Forum
Joseph Glass responds to Frederick Crocker in a Winthrop Review Open Forum letter. Glass defends his record as Building Inspector, disputes Crocker’s accusations of railroad land dealings, and questions Crocker’s qualifications and political influence.
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Inspector Glass
MR. Crocker
Winthrop Review
Frederick I. Crocker
Winthrop Beach
Crocker
Pauline St
William Honan
Gordon Fullerton
Joseph Glass
Editor letter defends anti communist stance in Winthrop note
William J. Marsh defends his Winthrop Review letter asserting facts on Communist front groups including the International Workers Order. He cites federal reports and a Boston daily item to warn Winthrop citizens about potential decoy activity while praising local hospitality and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Review
Edward H. Kendall
Beach
Winthrop
Massachusetts
International Workers’ Order
Communist Party
Communist Movement
C I. O
Aid-The-C.i.o.movement
Inter
National Workers’ Order
American League’ For Peace and Democracy
Ecommittees
American League For Peace and Democracy
International ‘Workers’ Order
American Students Union
Friends of the Soviet Union
National Negro Congress
Southern Negro Youth Congress
League of American Writers
Workers Alliance
Spanish Refugee Relief _ Campaign
North American Committee To Aid
Spanish Democracy
Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
U. S
Boston Daily Record
New York
INS
National Guard
CCC
New York Journal American
William J. Marsh
Rear doors on buses spark rider frustration at rush hour
A letter from a reader questions why rear bus doors cannot be opened during peak times. The writer cites crowds and tearing clothing while forcing toward the front door and asks for a clear explanation and better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Transit Co
St Johns Episcopal Church Schedule and Community Service
St John’s Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan lists 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Church School 10:45 a.m. Kindergarten and Primary 10:45 a.m. Morning Service and Sermon titled Bring Me the Book What Book 7:30 p.m. Community Service at First Baptist Church with Dr. Frank K Singiser giving a patriotic address Because I Love America
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Bowdoin and
Buchanan
Ralph M. Harper
First Baptist Church
Frank K
Winthrop Selectmen Urge Holiday Traffic Safety Drive
A proclamation by the Winthrop Selectmen promotes a nationwide campaign led by the National Safety Council and 30 national groups to reduce December traffic toll. It urges every resident to join the drive, drive carefully, and walk more to keep Christmas safe.
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National Safety Council
America
Winthrop
Parents urged to attend child physical exams in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts health forum argues parents should accompany children to yearly school medicals. By observing the exam, mothers and fathers learn the child’s health history, discuss eating and sleep habits with the physician, and assess the overall care provided to their child and in state programs. In a side note a Paris shopkeeper appeals eight month jail for remarks on King Leopold, calling his foresight remarkable.
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Massachusetts
John
Mary
Commonwealth
Paris
Leopold
Growth regulating substances in plants discussed by Cornell expert
C G Keyes from Cornell University explains plant growth regulating substances or vitamins and hormones. He distinguishes vitamins and hormones, notes auxins move from growing tips to other tissues, and says extra vitamin B may affect growth but soil vitamins may already suffice. more research is needed.
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C. G. Keyes
Cornell University
Gardeners’ Program
Keyes
New Dodge Convertible Coupe Adds Wide Vision
Dodge introduces a 1941 Custom Convertible Coupe with two rear side windows that disappear into the body. The design blends sedan and brougham visibility, offering an unusual feature set alongside Lux ury Liner styling and conventional windows.
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Dodge
Spooners exploit curfew law at Pratt county lake
In Pratt Kansas spooners beat a 10 p.m. curfew at a county lake by displaying fishing poles to appear as fishing activity. No explicit fishing law exists, allowing the tactic. Authorities note the loophole and monitor shore areas for enforcement.
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Spooners
Pratte
Pratt
Kan
First Church of Winthrop Seeks Pledges for 1941 Budget
The First Church of Winthrop announces a Loyalty Sunday at 11 00 am with a sermon by the minister and a pledge altar for the 1941 budget. Canvassers will visit homes 3 00 to 5 30 pm for those who miss the morning service. Evening worship at 7 30 pm features a sermon titled A Winsome Invitation.
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Harry Belmont Hill
Carl W. Malley
Fnd
Young People's Forum
Epworth League
Winthrop Emblem Club News and Card Party Planned
A Winthrop Emblem Club No 15 meeting occurred at Mrs Elizabeth McCarthys East Boston home on December 4. Mrs Melvina Streeter will host a bridge and whist party at her Winthrop home 468 Washington Ave Friday December 6 at 8 pm. Members and friends invited.
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Elizabeth McCarthy
Barnes Ave
Boston
Melvina Streeter
Washington Ave
Winthrop
Bible Church Schedule Highlights December Activities
The Baptist church announces Sunday December 8 worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon The Bible and the Babe of Bethlehem Junior and senior programs follow including Kindergarten Grades 1 3 and 4 6 classes 11 00 11 30 a m and 6 30 p m teen group led by Barbara Case. Union service at 7 30 p m featuring Rev Dr Frank K Singiser. Continuous events through December include Boy Scouts Explorer Scouts Sea Scout Ship Chorister and Youth Chorus rehearsals and midweek meetings.
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Bethlehem
Christian Endeavor
Barbara Case
Frank K. Singiser
The
Massachusetts. Bible Society
Boy Scouts
Explorer Boy Scouts
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ST. John’s Episcopal Church
Lewis’ Cafe
Lewis’ Hotel and Cafe
Boulevard
Revere
Boulevard Theatre
TEL
Mrs. Lewis
Health Forum
Florida
Baldwin
IR Aoa
LRA
Aan Winthrop Ae
First Church OF
Baptist Church
Per. A. Ray Meserve
George O. Arkwell
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