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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
4
Deep in Olympic National Park a National Park Service ranger handles weather stations and radios, patrols on horseback or on foot, and serves as guide and counselor to visitors. He prepares meals on trail and repairs lines, carrying a smoke chaser pack and two days of rations while enduring long lonely patrols.
Mrs. Alice Sawyer chairs a December 4 meeting of the George H. Russell Auxiliary outlining December events including a December 28 Christmas party for children, 3 PM Santa visits at Blockhouse, and gifts, carols, and entertainment. Proceeds from December 8 party go to the Special Fund.
Gene Tierney and Randolph Scott star in Belle Starr on Friday and Saturday at Winthrop and State Theatres alongside They Meet Again with Jean Hersholt and Dorothy Lovett. Smilin Through with Jeanette MacDonald, Brian Aherney and Gene Raymond plays Sunday and Monday, Tillie the Toiler stars William Tracy and Daphne Polland. Week-End in Havana with Alice Faye John Payne and Carmen Miranda screens Tuesday through Thursday, plus I Killed That Man with Ricardo Cortez and Joan Woodbury on the same bill.
Abram Peters Steckel, an engineering student, conceived a cold rolling process that transformed steel sheet production. After initial failure and securing backing from Venice Lamb, Steckel founded Cold Metal Process in 1926, enabling high speed rolling and later licensing. U S Steel’s American Sheet and Tinplate sued CMP for patent infringement, losing in 1938 Supreme Court.
Members enjoyed a dinner meeting and a movie, with Dr Hall absent for Air Raid Service business. Cribbage results listed, and plans for December canned goods drive. The joint installation colors, theater food drive, and community support described. Lawrence area veterans and auxiliary details include officer pledges and hospital updates for Chet Ashworth and Tom Maloney.
A compilation highlights Massachusetts history with notes on rubber footwear production in the Boston area, early Milwaukee hills, the 1790 Dorchester singing contest, 1836 child labor law, 1629 Apple imports, and a new handbook from the Massachusetts Development and Industrial Commission listing winter crafts facilities prepared by the State Planning Board.
Milk provides the largest single stream of income for U S farms, accounting for a major share of nationwide farm earnings and shaping agricultural economics and policy conversations.
A home care reminder cites Benjamin Franklin urging tolerating no uncleanliness and urges cleaning to deter flies and other pests. It stresses soap and water as a simple yet effective preventive rule against germ carriers and decay.
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