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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
2
The piece notes the threatened strike by Narrow Gauge railroad workers did not happen but could recur. It argues the railroad is vital to Winthrop daily life and public transport, and urges auto users to support the railroad to avoid harming a essential transportation agency.
The piece notes Muldoon may not seek reelection and a field of candidates may form. It highlights Republican efforts to mend lines after a March election setback and critiques secret meetings. Democratic factions also struggle toward harmony with February deadlines looming.
The piece weighs James M Curley’s improbable path to the U S Senate against rivals Sinclair Weeks Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Marcus Coolidge. It notes Curley’s waning votes, GOP campaigning by Lodge and Weeks, and the strong showing of Tarbell Herter Parkman in a volatile Massachusetts political climate.
The article urges readers to finish gifts soon as only seven shopping days are left before Christmas. It contrasts late buyers with those who have completed purchases and advises considering local merchants who offer ready stock and service.
The Nantucket deer controversy draws attention to Governor Curley and lawmakers over a special hunting season bill. The plan shifted opening dates and faced division on policy, with debate over whether the Nantucket ban should have ended sooner and how to handle the subsequent deer season rules.
The Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts promotes a plan to gather greenery for Christmas decorations with farm agent oversight to protect woodlands. The program urges tagging wreaths, buying responsibly, and sharing clippings while teaching pruning, ensuring woodland stands remain healthy for future years.
A fisheries and game official spoke in favor of a conservation bill before the committee. Critics urge fair treatment and caution against placing blame on Governor Curley for the event, noting it could put the director in an awkward position.
William Mahon Jr of 145 Washington is set to play Beethoven works at the Christmas celebration in the High School auditorium next week. He studies piano with Brendan Keenan, a pianist and teacher based in Boston and Europe.
The club will hold a Christmas party at the Episcopal Parish House on Thursday evening December 19. A Christmas pageant will be presented with carols by the glee club. The chairman is Mrs Elizabeth Perry and hostesses include Mrs Hayes Perry.
The 1936 almanac in its 144th year keeps the core content and trusted experts. Published by Little Compañ at 34 Beacon Street Boston the edition extends its reach to a larger Atlantic States audience with improved usefulness while preserving accuracy and reliability.
The article reviews whether the Supreme Court can issue advisory opinions before laws are enacted. It discusses the elastic clause, historical interpretations, and the separation of powers. It notes the Court traditionally cannot render opinions without a litigated case and cites a rare earlier instance involving Monroe.
The junior high school outlines room identifications and large depositor counts in a weekly notice. The eighth grade banners lead deposits with room 107 noted. A December school meeting led by Mr. MacNamara aims to build a bigger band and orchestra, with weekly lessons. The birds and trees study advances under Miss Ethel Greer. The travel club, led by Miss Irma Knight, plans a world tour, while Allan Kaplan and Charles DeMinico lead student governance. Basketball practices for eighth and ninth grades were held, with tryouts for the school squad listed and the season set to open January 4. A pre-reporter notes Rose Burke contributed to the project. Edward Eugene Orcutt, a Wilthrop, Mass. native, is enrolled at the University of Nebraska.
The article explains childhood type tuberculosis arising from first lung infection, noting rapid lymph node involvement and potential progression to severe disease. Diagnosis hinges on tuberculin testing. x rays may show shifting shadows. treatment centers on avoidance of exposure, hygiene, nutrition, and rest.
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