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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
2
The Winthrop office at 50 Putnam Street in Ocean operates daily from 2:00 to 5:30 P M with Saturday hours 9:00 A M to 12:00 noon. Residents can contact the office via telephone at Ocean 2200 for inquiries or appointments.
COPY of news matter and advertisements must be in our hands by Wednesday afternoon to insure insertion the same week. IMMUNICATIONS to receive consideration must be accompanied by a sender name. The REVIEW disclaims financial responsibility for typographical errors in ads and will reprint the affected portion. Address changes require both old and new addresses and one week’s notice. Entered as second class, March 18, 1919, Boston MA.
The Massachusetts House decided to impeach Attorney General Reading after abuses of office. Resignation followed, but the action aims to uphold law and order and restore public trust in the commonwealth. The piece defends the impeachment as necessary to maintain state integrity.
The article notes seniors at the local high school will observe class day next Tuesday a day of play yet with a message about life responsibilities. It urges classmates to enjoy the occasion but remember future ties and shared friendships endure beyond graduation.
The piece argues accusations against the state legislature require proof or refutation. It warns against baseless charges and calls for accountability without whitewash. It frames the dispute as serious, urging corrective steps if true and restraint if false. The public demands clear evidence of wrongdoing.
June 14 marks Flag Day to revere the flag and its symbol. The message urges residents to pause, salute the stars and stripes, and recognize the country’s tranquility and prosperity it represents.
A town notice urges residents to report suspected short weight or short measure to Russell A Lang for prosecution. Officials warn not all complaints are confirmed and urge immediate action to deter dishonest practices.
Mrs Mary H Margeson of 29 Chester avenue died at home on Tuesday June 5. She had resided in town for many years and funeral services were held at her home Thursday at 2 30 p m. She is survived by her husband Milton Margeson and a son.
Ole John Knudson longtime town resident and former Centre station agent of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad died at his home 49 Marshall Street Saturday June 2 in his 71st year. Interment was in Winthrop Cemetery. He is survived by two sons and two daughters.
Funeral services for Dr Louis N Veo a longtime Boston dentist active 25 years and recent Nantucket resident were conducted at the Newtonville home of Dr Chas H Veo on Thursday. He formerly lived on Cottage Park Road and a number of Win...
Ada F. Snow of 103 Upland Road died June 6 at Winthrop. Funeral from St John’s Episcopal Church Winthrop Center Friday at 3 p m. Relatives and friends invited.
The Winthrop Catholic community expresses regret as Reverend W D Keenan transfers to Hyde Park. He is praised for his two years of service at St John the Evangelist parish, with admiration across the town and among all ages. Father Lane will succeed him from Cambridge St John’s. Also featured are poems and two sketches about sea life and local fences shifting from wood to garages.
In Mystic Valley the headmasters push a coachless baseball schedule despite protests from coaches and players who argue the coach is essential for sportsmanship and guidance. Former coach Jack MacDonald recalls the value of coaches and opposes removing bench leadership.
A Senior High School student writes vivid sea and fog poems that feel real and original. Her modern style stands out for originality and strong imagery.
A critical reflection on traffic officers showing varied conduct from polite and conscientious to superior and rigid. The piece notes motorists err as drivers and officers alike may misjudge signals and, at times, clash in tone or approach, urging calmer, fairer exchanges. It highlights prejudice against officers with authority and the persistence of ego in public service.
The passage notes how late arrivals disrupt performances across major cities including Boston New York Chicago and San Francisco. It describes efforts by managers to curb tardiness and implies ongoing challenges in maintaining smooth schedules and audience discipline.
The Harvard Dramatic Club required latecomers to wait after Hassan in Brattle Hall, a plan praised for dignity protection though ticket times were not printed. Some patrons chose their own start time causing entrance delays. The piece recalls Winthrop Memorials and the French soil ceremony for Lt. Flaherty in France.
The column features Old Timer and Bill Biggins swapping notes on vacations, Winthrop sights like Lynn Woods Reservation and Mt. Gilead, ocean flights, and local life. They touch on water views from Cottage Hill, speed boats, aviation hopes, political conventions, labor, and civic respect for the flag.
The House approved a plan to create a special commission to study a vehicular tunnel between ten proper and East Boston. The measure, funded by state borrowing, went to enactment with a roll call showing 183 in favor and one against.
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