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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1942

Page

2

Rationing Board Tire Tube Report Routinely Lists Allocations

Details of tire and tube allocations from Winthrop Rationing Board No. 348 cover May 1 to May 22 for residents, police, and departments, followed by May 22 to June 1 issuances including several firms and individuals. The list includes names such as Dr. P Costanza H D Manning T C Anderson Wm F Crowley H R Bloom J E Smith Rev John T Sullivan and others with counts of tires and tubes.

Winthrop Rationing Board Dr. P. Costanza Quincy Ave H. D. Manning Winthrop St T. C. Anderson Plummer Ave Wm. F. Crowley Loring Rd H. R. Bloom Shirley St J. E. Smith Walden St John T. Sullivan Police Dept Winthrop H. A. Farquhar, Jr A. C. Murray Waldemar Ave Trucks Street Department Rapid Transit, Inc Crest Ave S. Garr Wave Way Ave Tne E.L. Cook Dix St G. Wilson Otis St H. S Collins River Rd Ab J O'Maley Undine Ave O. Porter J. A. Venedam Locust St

Government Profits From Letter Sending Costs Cited

The report states the government incurs an average cost of 1.73 cents per letter sent. This figure reflects the overall expense of processing, mailing, and delivering mail within the postal system.

Papal Infallibility Explained By Local Catholic Guild

The Catholic Information Guild of Winthrop presents a simple analogy showing the pope’s infallibility as guiding truths with the Holy Ghost behind his wheel. It notes 262 popes from Peter to Pius XII and invites readers to request Catholic information at P O Box 111, Winthrop, Mass.

Dickie Church of Christ Peter Pius XII P. O. Box Winthrop, Mass

Memorial Day Observances Honor Veterans in Metcalf Square Parade

Veterans and townspeople joined in Memorial Day ceremonies honoring departed service members from all wars. A town parade preceded services at Metcalf Square and Winthrop Cemetery with a long list of participating units and officials from police to veterans organizations.

Metcalf Square Winthrop Cemetery

Outing Committee Sets War Curtailed Summer Plans

The Outing Committee aims for Sunday June 7 at Norumbega Park due to bus shortages for Brant Rock. A business social Friday will present plans with Art Goodearl coordinating a June 12 dance featuring a band from the New York area and fifteen sailors from the First Naval Headquarters as guests.

Brant Rock Norumbega Park Boston Art Goodearl Buddy First’ Naval Brookline

Rainbow Mothers End Season With Dinner and Elections

The Rainbow Mothers' Club held its final meeting at 85 Johnson Ave chaired by Mrs. Evelyn Wainwright. Officers elected for 1942 1943 include Mrs. Helen Letson as president and Mrs. Marion Hall as vice president. A August telephone bridge party was planned and a fall meeting set for September 17 at 59 Ingliside Ave.

Rainbow Mothers’ Club Elsie Cartwright Johnson Ave Rathshorne Evelyn Wainwright Rhoda Ells Louise Paul Steuben’s Boston Wainwright Helen Letson Marion Hall Letson Anna Tabor Rhoda Ells Bernice Manning

Walsh and Carver Named Acting Park Commissioners

At a joint meeting the board appointed Alfred M. Walsh and Melvin T. Carver as Acting Park Commissioners to fill terms of Hayes and Herland who are serving in the military. Both Packy and Mel are well known to local youths.

Board of Selectmen Alfred M. Walsh Winthrop Jr Albert T. Hayes Melvin T. Carver Winthrop Sr Edward A. Herland Packy Mel

Boston University Grants 69th Commencement for 1500 Graduates

Boston University held its 69th annual Commencement in the Boston Arena on Monday morning May 25 marking the first war class of the present conflict with about 1500 graduates. Winthrop students listed include Evelyn Alyce Dolloff Carol V Farr Melvyn Maynard Goldberg Phillip Allen Gorman Virginia Grimes Edward Lawrence Housman Herbert Earle Housman Thelma Beatrice Levy Mary J Nugent and Elizabeth M Tucker with degrees in music education science and secretarial studies.

Boston University Boston Arena Winthrop Evelyn Alyce Dolloff Bartlett Rd Carol V. Farr Pleasant St Melvyn Maynard_ Goldberg Summit Ave Phillip Allen Gorman Floyd St Virginia Grimes Washington Ave Edward Lawrence Housman Dolphin Ave Herbert Earle Housman Thelma Beatrice Levy River Rd Mary J. Nugent Bartlett Parkway Elizabeth M. Tucker

Winthrop Urges Dog Licenses Before March Deadline

Town Clerk Donald S. McLeod warns more than 500 dogs roam Winthrop unlicensed. Dogs must be licensed by March 31, with owners urged to comply within two weeks or face consequences.

Donald S. McLeod Winthrop McLeod

Thank You From William J Day Baraca Class

The William J Day Baraca Class of the First Baptist Church expresses gratitude for the paper's extensive coverage and space given over the past year. They thank the editor and staff and wish continued success, signed by George C Everbeck, Secretary.

Winthrop Review William J. Day Baraca First Baptist Church George C. Everbeck

Appreciation Note for Withrop Catholic Woman's Club

A brief tribute expresses gratitude for publicizing the activities of the Withrop Catholic Woman's Club during the 1941 42 season and thanks the printer for kindness and support.

Winthrop Review Withrop Catholic Woman’s Club

Marriage Intentions Listed for Local Couples

Bryce Gordon Milne a sailor of this town and Audrey Ruth Gillette at home 735 Park Avenue Revere. Philip S. Gold a machine operator 18 Dolphin Avenue this town and Frances Sirgee at home 38 Forrest Street Chelsea. Clarence B. MacDonald a mechanic 21 Somerset Avenue this town and Thelma M. Ohehan electrical assembler 6 Spencer Avenue Chelsea.

Bryce Gordon Milne Grovers Ave This Town Audrey Ruth Gillette Park Ave Revere Philip S. Gold Dolphin Ave Frances Sirgee Forrest St Chelsea Clarence B. MacDonald Somerset Ave Thelma M. “Ehan Spencer Ave

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