Breakwater Bill Backed to Protect Winthrop Shore
Senator Conde Brodbine urged favorable action on Senate Bill 123 and House Bill 36 for a breakwater off Winthrop Shore Drive. He cited Public Works figures proposing rip rap two jetties and higher sea wall at a total cost of about 235000, while the breakwater plan asks 256000. He warned of yearly shore damage and storm costs totaling tens of thousands.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Winthrop
State House
Conde Brodbine
Brodbine
Public Works
Beas 41
Lost Benefit Show Tickets 1253 to 1260
Night tickets numbered 1253 through 1260 for the unemployed benefit performance have been lost. They will not be honored at the door. Return to Chas. R. Bennison, Chairman, 147 Winthrop Street.
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Chas. R. Bennison
Winthrop Street
Local Committee Seeks More Funds
Efem Employment Committee reports total funds of 2801.95 received by noon Wednesday and clothing coal and food donations valued at 21500. Treasurer William H. Clark notes two weeks of work remain with onhand supplies. The committee asks town residents to donate funds clothes food junk or old furniture at 7 Town Hall Ocean 2978. Last week 89 families received weekly food orders and 49 received coal. 350 people are unemployed.
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William H. Clark
Town Hall
Ocean
Superintendent Clarke Named to National Education Commission
Superintendent Edward R. Clarke of the Massachusetts Teachers Federation has been named a member of the Legislative Commission of the National Education Association. He will attend meetings in Washington D C beginning Sunday February 21 and participate in sessions of the Department of Superintendence. Clarke travels as president of the Massachusetts Teachers Federation.
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Edward R.clarke
Legislative Commission
The
National Education Association
Washington, D. C
Clarke
Commission
Department of Superintendence
Massachusetts Teachers Federation
Republicans Pay Honor To Lincoln
Hon. Charles P. Sisson assistant U S district attorney spoke Friday evening at the Lincoln Memorial Exercises. The event honored President Lincoln and featured remarks from Republican leaders.
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Lincoln
Charles P. Sisson
U. S
Lincoln Memorial
Republican program compares 1863 Lincoln campaign to today
The Repertory Theatre Boston hosted a GOP event under city state and national party banner. G Wallace Tibbetts presided, with speakers including Lt-Governor Young, Amos Paylor, Katherine Parker, and notable performers reciting Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and songs to rally support.
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Repertory Theatre
Boston
Lincoln
G. Wallace Tibbetts
Republican State Committee
Maude McGarry Tibbetts
Lincol
Joseph Auslander
J. K. Murray
Marilane Murray
Maude Murray
Clara Lane Murray
Mia Fo
J. Flage
Young
Jian
Amos Paylor
Katherine V. Parker
Women’s Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Hortense Creede Railshack
Monster Show Plans Near Sell Out at Winthrop Theatre
Plans for a charity Monster Show at the Winthrop Theatre to benefit the Winthrop-Unemployment Fund are nearly sold out as announced by Chairman Charles R. Bennison and Secretary R A Lang. Tickets sold out but any returns will be held by the chairman for last minute buyers. The program includes a feature, picture, comedy, news reel and five vaudeville acts with 200 gift awards for ticket holders and a promised splendid show.
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Winthrop Theatre
Winthrop — Unemployment Fund
Charles R. Bennison
R. A. Lang
Bennison
Memorial Mass Scheduled by Winthrop Council
On Monday February 22 at 9 00 a m Winthrop Council will hold its annual Memorial Mass for the repose of the souls of departed brothers in the Church of St John the Evangelist Families of departed members and parishioners are invited to attend at St John the Evangelist Church.
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Winthrop Council
P. P. Yacht Club to Stage Stag Party
Pleasant Park Yacht Club will hold a stag party this Saturday evening at the clubhouse on Pleasant street. Commodore George J. Hamilton will direct the affair.
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P. P. Yacht Club
Pleasant Park
Economy in Municipal Expenditures Backed by Committee
The text shows support for economy in municipal expenditures and full backing of the Advisory Committee in its recommendations for the 1932 budget. The emphasis is on prudent spending and committee-aligned fiscal policy.
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Board of Trade
Advisory Committee
Board of Trade backs tax relief and budget cuts at Winthrop meeting
The Board of Trade met at the Winthrop Arms Hotel to discuss a lower tax rate and reduced valuations. Chairman Ehmer K. Dawson highlighted plans to cut municipal expenditures by 10 percent across departments and urged careful consideration of spending to stay within income.
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Board of Trade
Winthrop Arms Hotel
Ehmer EK. Dawson
Tech Musical Clubs Concert on Holiday
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Combined Musical Clubs will present a concert for the holiday on Monday evening February 22 at 7 30 in Odd Fellows Hall Pauline Street. The ensemble of 120 members is regarded as among the best in musical circles and tickets may be obtained from any American Legion member of Winthrop Post No 146.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Pauline Street
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Combined
Winthrop Post No. 146
American Legion
Legion
Readiness for Public Inspection of New Hospital Building Candidates
Aspirants hasten to file for town offices ahead of March election with many papers in by the Friday deadline. Frederic J. Muldoon seeks re election as Moderator after a strong year and is likely unopposed. James C. Nelson denies non candidacy rumors and confirms intent to run for Collector of Taxes with support.
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Frederic J. Muldoon
Muldoon
James C. Nelson
Spanish War Vets in Maine Memorial
Memorial exercises by George H. Russell Camp No. 65 US Spanish War Veterans in Wadsworth Block honored the sinking of the Maine in Havana Harbor. Edgar F. Power spoke on 1898 events and preparedness. Attendees included former Selectman Joseph Barry and many veterans and auxiliaries. wreath and flag placed on the tablet at Maine Memorial Boulder in Metcalf Square.
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George H. Russell
Joseph Barry
Cawthorne
Opening of New Winthrop Community Hospital Building
Public invited to inspect the completed Winthrop Community Hospital on Lincoln Street during three open days from 1 30 p m to 9 30 p m Saturday Sunday and Monday. Trustees and Hospital Aid Society members will guide visitors through private rooms wards and operating areas. On Washington's Birthday a noon flag raising and remarks will mark the event with gifts from individuals and organizations noted.
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Lincoln Street
Hospital Aid Society
Washington
Winthrop Community Hospital
Committee Plans Precinct Meetings After Town Election
Advisory Committee considers five precinct meetings to inform town meeting members about warrant articles. Each precinct will meet with a committee member to review proposals. The plan mirrors common practices in towns using the representative form of government.
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Board of Trade
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