W H S Hoopsters Open At Belmont Schedule
Winthrop High announces an 18 game basketball slate led by coach Gordon Connor. Belmont is the opener on December 19, with Medford and Peabody among early foes and two open dates to be filled by Malden if sponsored. The lineup features Flannery Hanlon Lev y Genovese Collignon with a larger pool of candidates and a tentative second team listed.
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Ralph L. Duplin
Belmont
Belmont High
Winthrop
Medford High
Gordon Connor
Peabody
Swampscott
Medford
Malden
Melrose
Woburn
Revere
Malden High
Connor
Joe Flannery
Roddy Hanlon
Harold Levey
Billy
Genovese
Harry Collignon
Flannery
John Shea
Dick Wallace
Ed Doherty
Gordon Botsford
Bob Biggs
Albie Walker
Angie Spano
Eddie Gingrich
Bob Stevenson
Joe O'Connor
Bob Belcher
Bob Brown
Billy Booras
Charlie Flanagan
Paul Natale
Bill Sobey
Ken Rodman
Vintage Baker auto from 1909 roars in Essex Mass
An electric Baker built in 1909 remains peppy as it powers to the station and back in Essex Massachusetts. Owner Hervey Burnham drives it with energy despite its age.
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Essex
Mass
Hervey Burnham
England’s Poultry Industry Produces 125 Million Yearly
The nation's poultry sector delivers about 125 million dollars annually, meeting seven tenths of domestic needs, highlighting England’s role in supplying the food industry.
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England
Rome Tribunal Origin and Official Duties
A brief note explains that in ancient Rome a tribunal was the place where officials met to discharge their official duties.
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Rome
Soph Dick Wallace Named Letterman
Winthrop High athletic council announced football lettermen including Soph Dick Wallace who was initially omitted. Wallace, a 185 pound sophomore halfback, recovered from a rib fracture and is aiming for a starting role as the basketball season ends and the 1935 football kickoff against Danvers looms next fall.
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Richard Wallace
Winthrop High Athletic Council
Wallace
Winthrop High
Phil Chardon
Chardon
Danvers
Room 124 Wins W H S Intramural Championship
A four week intramural basketball program directed by Ed Marabelli concluded with High School room 124 senior class division champions defeating junior room 211 by 22 to 17. Readouts name the Room 124 lineup of Genovese Shea Rogers Disler Bakes. Junior champs listed Flannery Flanagan Dunlop Doherty Casey. Sophomores include Wallace Walker Reagan Haley Green.
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Ed Marabelli
Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge meets in Odd Fellows Hall
The Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening, December 1, with Noble Grand R. Gladys Tibbatt presiding. The Rebekah Degree was conferred on one candidate, and Lillian Barritt led the tableaux and military patrol. Refreshments were provided by Hermine Crane Sara Bowman and their committee. The next meeting is December 15 at 8 oclock for the annual Xmas party.
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Margaret Winthrop
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Noble
R. Gladys Tibbatts
Rebekah
Lillian Barritt
Es N. G.hermine
Crane
Sara Bowman
Christmas Greetings and Mary in Catholic Teaching
A letter extending Christmas greetings discusses the Immaculate Conception defined by Pope Pius IX in 1854. It extols Mary as the Virgin Mother and asks non Catholics to consider her role in Christian faith, inviting replies to Box 111, Winthrop, Mass.
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Jesus
Pius IX
Mary
God
Winthrop, Mass
Climax to House First U S Coronagraph Observatory
The article notes Bernard Lyot's coronagraph invention to photograph the sun’s corona and describes plans by Harvard’s Donald Menzel to build the first U S coronagraph observatory. The site is Climax, Colorado, a high altitude hamlet of about 1,500 on the Great Divide.
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Bernard Lyot
Paris Observatory
Donald Howard Menzel
Harvard
U. S
Climax
Huge Historic Trees Stand Out in Tennessee
The piece highlights three famed trees across Tennessee. The world’s largest pecan tree grows at Natchez Trace State Park with a seven foot diameter and 125 foot limb spread. An American elm near Doeville on Will Hicks farm spans 142 feet, shading 15 000 square feet and saved 175 years ago by Loretta Stout. The Pemberton Oak near Bristol, about 600 years old with an 18 foot circumference, is linked to American Revolution history.
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Tennessee
Natchez Trace State Park
West Tennessee
Will Hicks
Doeville
Roan Mountain
East
Vitamins added to bread equal natural nutrients in function
The article argues that synthetic vitamins used to enrich bread and flour are as effective as naturally occurring vitamins in the diet. They perform the same dietary roles even if their source differs.
Tire Valve Inventor Gibbs Starred in N J Industry
William E. Gibbs of East Orange New Jersey invented the tire valve now used on every automobile and bicycle, a pivotal development in vehicle technology.
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William E. Gibbs
East Orange
N. J
Pearl of the Rockies Lakve Louise Featured Sighting
The Pearl of the Canadian Rockies Lakve Louise is described as one of the world’s most exquisite sights. It sits at 5645 feet in the Lakes in the Clouds region near Banff National Park.
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Rockies
Lakve Louise
Canadian Rockies
Banff National Park
Bacteriophage Seen as Bacteria Killer by Doctors
Doctors touted bacteriophage as a universal germ eater, noting strains found in human tissues and fluids. Isolated about 25 years ago by a British scientist, the virus or enzyme-like substance passed through a fine filter to infect other colonies, sparking cautious optimism.
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Sinclair
Lewis
Not Edible Raw Castor: Beans and all Plant Parts Poisonous
A health note stresses that raw castor beans and every part of the castor plant are poisonous if eaten in their natural state. It warns of toxic ricin content and advises against consumption or mishandling without proper processing.
Methodist Youth Forum Meeting Tonight and Bowling Reminder
The Methodist Youth Forum invites all Forum age youth to a 6:30 p.m. meeting Sunday December 14 1941 with Rev. Harry B. Hill presenting a book message from The Truce of God by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Bowling at Winthrop Alleys every Friday at 8 p.m. sharp. Late arrival after 8:15 incurs a sixty five average for the first string.
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Methodist Youth Forum
Harry B. Hill
Hill
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Winthrop
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Boston
P. O. Box
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Bartlett Rd
Hancock
Arthur W. Gibby
President
Preston B. Churchill
Ocean
Winthrop Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Soph
Letterman
Lewis’ Cafe
Glen Allen
Lewis’ Hotel and Cafe
TEL
Boulevard
Boulevard Theatre
the Catholic Information Guild of Winthrop
U.S
the Board of Registrars of Voters
Board of Registrars of Voters
Edward F. Sullivan
Frederic B. Duncan Isabelle M. Farrell Donald S. McLeod
Winkler
Burney
Arthur H. Curtis Co
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