Fort Banks News Update on Christmas Plans and Civil Works Jobs
Lt Colonel and Mrs Paul D Bunker visited New York to watch the Army Notre Dame game and return to Fort Banks. Preparations for the Post Christmas Tree Celebration on December 23 1933 proceed. Seventy three men are employed in the Harbor Defenses of Boston under the Civil Works Administration with nine Winthrop residents at Fort Banks. more jobs expected as projects are authorized. John J Murray Winthrop Civil Works Administrator coordinates employment outlook with the Army.
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Fort Banks
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Fort ‘Banks
Red Cross
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Winthrop
Boston
Civil Works Administration
John J. Murray
M. B
Gibson
C. A
Birthday party for Francis A. White marks twenty fifth year
Francis A White son of Dr and Mrs Edward P White of Sargent Street celebrated his 25th birthday with about twenty friends gathering at his home. A musical program was enjoyed and he received a Throw Over Blanket a bed light cartons of cigarettes and other gifts. A collation and a large birthday cake were served.
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Edward. P. White
Sargent St
Such-a-Club Dinner Honors Mrs Kane in Boston
On Friday December 1 the Such-a-Club met in Boston to honor Mrs Joseph Kane of Mt Vernon New York Visiting members heard her share stories of her new location. After dinner the group enjoyed a performance of Little Women. Attendees included Mrs Mary Kane Mrs Amelia Terrile Mrs Margaret Cawthorne Mrs Florence Goodwin Mrs Anna Westlin Miss Gertrude Kenney and Mrs Ethel Preble.
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Mt. Vernon
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Parcel deliveries require dawn December deadlines observed
The notice lists last mailings for various states to ensure Christmas delivery. It mentions Wednesday for Arizona California Oregon Washington and Thursday December 14 for Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana Nevada Utah Friday December 15 for Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Illinois Iowa Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Wisconsin Wyoming Saturday December 16 for Delaware District of Columbia Indiana Kentucky Michigan New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Monday for Cumberland Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island Vermont and notes installation of officers and committee appointments at a lodge with references to Sister McGuinness and President Rupp.
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Gold Diggers of 1933 at Orient Pall Theater
East Boston patrons are urged to arrive early for seating as the Gold Diggers of 1933 heads a program at the Orient Pall Theater. The Warner Bros. film is part of a weekly vaudeville and screen lineup featuring dancing and entertainment.
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Ginseng Prices and Trade Across Regions
The report discusses Panax species roots used in medicine, noting Korea as the native source with top quality, and American ginseng as a widely exported wild variety. Prices per pound range from 34 to 15, varying by work et quality, with some instances of nine to nineteen noted.
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Bears Gnaw Telegraph Poles in Russia
A village in Russia saw telegraph poles repeatedly gnawed after installation. Engineers blamed a mysterious creature until bears were found to have chewed the poles in a misguided hunt for honey, mistaking the humming wood for nests.
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Finigh
Formation of Oil Mineral Oil Source
The text explains petroleum formation stored in earth sands between rock layers. Wells bored into the sand bring oil rising to the surface. It cites two origin theories: an organic theory arguing oil derives from ancient biological matter under high pressure, and an inorganic theory suggesting hydrogen and carbon formed in rocks under heat and pressure.
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Drawing the Line
Fragmentary OCR passage quotes Eben debating human nature and behavior. The lines suggest reflections on enacting limits and social expectations as a measure of a man’s character. Source text indicates dialogue on conduct and accountability within a community context.
Group of Singers Organizes Under Local Association
A meeting at the Barn on Monday evening organized a community singing group under the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association. President Robert A. Walsh helped form a nucleus for a permanent group and plans outlined include a joint meeting with another local singing group at the Junior High Tuesday evening. Choir participants are invited to join and carol plans for the holiday season were discussed.
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Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association
Robert A. Walsh
Chevrolet Dealer Back in Business at Putnam Street
Gordon G. Fullertop, a local Chevrolet dealer, returns to his showroom at 57 Putnam Street after a successful appendix operation at Community Hospital. He greets friends and customers, resuming business and friendly outreach.
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Dr and Mrs Wallace Haley Head Abroad for Honeymoon Medical Work
Dr and Mrs Wallace Haley married on Thanksgiving Day depart on the Georgie for a honeymoon and will conduct clinical work in Vienna and Berlin on eye ear and throat troubles for several months. Upon return they will reside at 210 Pauline Street Winthrop.
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Richard Countaway Celebrates Eighth Birthday
A birthday party for Richard Countaway on a Tuesday evening at his home 15 Seymour Street began at 6 45 PM. Guests enjoyed games prizes were awarded and a festive red and green cake with candles centered the dining table. Richard received many gifts from his playmates including Viola Belcher Barbara Preble Virginia Smith Ethel Preble Raymond Smith Douglas Custiman Edward Duffy Robert Duffy Junior and Billie Countaway.
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Seymour Street
Richard
Viola Belcher
Barbara Preble
SE See Virginia Smith
Ethel Preble
Aymond Smith
Douglas Custiman
Edward Duffy
Robert Dufy
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Billie Countaway
Whitman Lumber Co. Owner Returns to Health
Friends of Frank Whitman of Whitman Lumber Co. report he is able to be around again after illness. Miss Justine Farrell of Pleasant Street spent Thanksgiving with her brother in Newton Massachusetts.
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Annual Fair at St. John's Episcopal Church
The annual fair of St. John's Episcopal Church was held in the parish house at Bowdoin and Buchanan streets on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons this week. It was run under the auspices of St. John's Guild, with Mrs. Clarence Edwards serving as president.
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Engagement of Edna Black to Robert Beach Announced
A Thanksgiving Day family dinner at the fiance parents home announced the engagement of Edna M Black to Robert R Beach Miss Black is daughter of Mrs Adam Black Wenwood Jerrice Lynn and Mr Beach is son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Beach Whodside Ave Both work in Boston area with insurance firms Mr Beach serves as manager of the Mutual General Agency
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Miss Black
Adam Black
Wenwood
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Lynn Mr. Beach
Hend
Edgar Beach
Whodside Avsue
Boston
Mr.Beach
Mutual General Agency
Barn Party Delights with Music and Country Refreshments
A lively barn party hosted by the TheeC Bo Society featured country costumes, hayloft decor, and performances by Hira and Melt, portrayed by Mroo and Mrs. George Faulkner. Ruth Pin contributed readings as a guest artist, while milk maids served refreshments and a jovial, rustic atmosphere prevailed.
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Melt Able
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Funeral Services for Harvey McLeod Co proprietor
Funeral services for Harvey McLeod coproprietor of the Winthrop ace Company were held Wednesday afternoon at his home on Winthrop Street. Interment followed in Winthrop Cemetery. McLeod, a Brooklyn native, was 71 and is survived by his wife.
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Winthrop Aes Company
Winthrop Street
Winthrop Cemetery
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Fingerprints and a Civil War flag memory revive naval tales
A fingerprint expert explains distinguishing prints by pore size and line coarseness to identify gender and individual prints. The article recalls Captain Lawrence’s famous declaration Dont Give Up the Ship spoken as he lay wounded in 1813, and a flag sewn by women carrying the phrase for Commodore Perry's fleet later kept at Memorial Hall, Navy Department, and the Naval Academy.
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Chesapeaker
Shannon
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Commodore Perry
Lawence
Lake
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
First enslaved bishop in US consecrated in 1918
Edward Thomas Demby became the United States first enslaved bishop with his consecration on September 2, 1918, marking a historic church milestone.
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Edward Thomas ‘Demby
United States
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