Donovan Beach Cleared For Bathing After Tests
Residents near Donovan Beach may bathe in harbor waters again after the State Department of Public Health approved the waters following local tests. Earlier pollution from a Pleasant Street sewer repair prompted initial warnings until further testing was completed.
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State Department of Public Health
Local Health Board
Donovan Beach
Board of Health
Boston Harbor
Winthrop
Pleasant St
Transportation To Be Discussed At Point Shirley Meeting
A meeting to discuss transportation issues affecting Point Shirley residents will be held at the Point Shirley Yacht Club this Friday at 8 p m. Representative Roy W. Pigeon, Board of Selectmen, the transportation committee and other officials are invited, with any interested citizen welcome per chairman Harold W. Winters.
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Point Shirley
Point Shirley Yacht Club
Roy W. Pigeon
Board of Selectmen
Transportation Committee
Harold W. Winters
Pass Examinations of Pharmacy Board
Herbert S. Collin of 19 Pearl Avenue and Nathan M. Goldberg of 38 Forrest Street Winthrop recently earned Bachelor of Science degrees from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and passed the state board examinations to become registered pharmacists. Collin is connected with the Collin Box Co. in Boston and Goldberg is employed at the Gold Seal Drug Co. in Winthrop.
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Herbert S. Collin
Nathan M. Goldberg
Pearl Avenue
Forrest’ St
Winthrop
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Mr. Collin
Collin Box Co
Boston
Mass
Mr. Goldberg
Gold Seal Drug Co
Poke About Fown Guest Dawn Hagman in Remer Column
Next week features Bob Remer’s column with a guest piece by Dawn Hagman. The column promises a witty poke at local events and cultural quirks with Hagman contributing a distinct perspective.
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Bob Remer
Deficit of Narrow Gauge Deepens in June Quarter
The Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn railroad reports a June quarter net loss of 49442, up from 45790 a year earlier. For the first six months, losses total 115536 versus 106578 in 1938. Fare passengers for June amount to 1557265, down slightly from 1569166, with average fares at 10.07 and 10.25 cents respectively.
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Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Philatelic Display Heads to Boston With Stamp Exhibit
The Post Office Department introduces a motorized Philatelic Display car showcasing United States stamps from 1847 to present. It includes a rotary press, dies, rolls, and plates, plus a Junior Stamp Book edition describing commemorative issues from 1893 to 1938.
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Post Office Department
United States
Jdnior
Boston
National Association of Postal Supervisors
George H Russell Aux Picnic at Nantasket Beach
George H Russell Auxiliary plans a picnic at Nantasket Beach on August 38. Members and friends are invited. For information call Chairman Catherine Haigh at Ocean 2726M.
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George H. Russell Aux
Nantasket Beach
Catherine Haigh
Ocean
Governor urges action to save Winthrop rail link
After a morning conference at the State House Governor Leverett Saltonstall sent a bill to acquire the Winthrop branch of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad by the Boston Elevated Railway. He asked the Legislature to approve funds totaling 1 160 418 by issuing additional bonds and to allow 420 812 for track broad gauging and 395 000 for purchase, citing possible cessation of transportation services on October 1.
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State House
Leverett Saltonstall
Winthrop
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn
Boston Elevated Railway
Roy W. Pigeon
Sidney E. Blandford
John W. Fielding
Frank C. Gorman
Local Transportation Committee
Fred W. Fisher
Edward L. Dana
Boston
Saltonstall
Boston Metro
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