Thrifty Dutchmen Turned Into Thieving Desperadoes
The article portrays postwar Holland as transformed from a calm, orderly society into a crime-plagued land. With 800,000 demobilized soldiers seeking self-support, burglary and highway robbery rise amid food shortages and frontier tension. Police struggle to curb violence as radical ideas spread and daily life loosens its security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Holland
Wilhelmina
Holland's
Netherlands
Staaten Generaal
Germany
Wieringen
Welcome Home Supper for Crystal Bay Lodge Veterans
Crystal Bay Lodge 1 C O F held a Welcome Home Supper and entertainment for discharged lodge members. Twenty three joined service, sixteen already discharged, with Ralph T. Crocker noted as a supreme sacrifice. Herbert Clark and Robert L. Van Buskirk provided humor and songs, Somerville's Orchestra supplied music, and dancing followed a fine supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Bay Lodge
Ralph T. Crocker
Rebek
Herbert Clark
Waltham
Robert L. van Buskirk
Melrose
Welcome for soldiers praised by Winthrop War Work Committee
The Winthrop War Work Committee defends its Fourth of July welcome for returning soldiers. It notes 2500 residents donated funds, about 1200 service members to aid, and a total of 4000 dollars spent with careful oversight by trusted community leaders. The piece compares plans to Newton, Brighton, Milford and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Newton
Brighton
Milford
Winthrop War Work Committee
Elevated Car Delays at Rowe's Wharf
Citizens complain about frequent delays on the Rowe's Wharf line as cars reach South Station only occasionally. The writer urges officials, including Rep Bradbury and the Winthrop Improvement Society, to instruct the starter to delay departures until all passengers exit the depot to avoid crowding and missed schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury
Winthrop Improvement Society
Rowe's Wharf
South Station
Bill Wells Sails Home From Germany
Bill Wells sailed from Germany on June 6 and is expected to arrive home by July 4. He plans to be back in time for Independence Day and reunite with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wells
Germany
Welcome Home Fourth of July Parade Forms in Winthrop
The town welcomes veterans from Fort Banks and Fort Banks officers praised. Local groups plan marching units floats and decorated autos for a morning parade. Representatives must report Tuesday night at the old high school hall. Blue ribbons planned for top features. Board of Trade and War Work groups arrange strong participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Howell
Hille
Fort Banks
Brickley
Miliary
Winthrop
Old High School
Board of Trade
Edgar F. Power
Russell A. Lang
Chas. R. Bennison
Edw. R. Clarke
Eddie Dunn
Winthrop Fourth of July Pageant Plans Revealed
Arrangements completed for a Winthrop Mass pageant to honor returning soldiers on July 4. Miss Maud Murray leads a 500 member cast at Fort Banks with a five division civic parade and no ticketed events. Festivities begin July 3 with water carnival bonfire and bell ringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Whorf
Winthrop
Mass
Maud Murray
Boston
J. K. Murray
Clara Lane
Bobby Shaftoe
Leslie E. Griffin
George Lyman Crosby
John Gilman
A. F. Holahan
Theresa Key
J. F. Rebuck
Pearl Wood
William L Broad
Charles Cowan
George Burns
E. L. Moore
William Colson
George Cronenwett
Leo L. Flood
William H. Gardner
Leon C. Guptill
Brendan J. Keenan
Fred G. Smith
Highlands Flag Service Parade and Elks Meeting
A flag service is set for 230 p m at Highlands with Winthrop Elks meeting at the court and their band prominent in the program. Mrs. Harry Wright breaks the flag, Lieut Gov Cox speaks, Harry Wright comments, then a parade to the Elks Home with public attendance invited free of charge.
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Winthrop Elks
Harry Wright
Gov. Cox
Highland Committee
Elks
Groversay
Winthropshore Drive
Sturgist
Washington Ay
Elks’ Home
Mabel F Golden Recital Delights Winthrop Theatre Crowd
The Dramatic Recital by pupils of Mabel F Golden Studio at Winthrop Theatre last Thursday evening drew a crowded house. Performances in sketches and dance earned applause and bouquets for many students, showcasing Miss Golden's effective training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel F. Golden
Winthrop Theatre
Miss Golden
Town Topics Summary of Local Incidents and Events
A Bible was picked up by Officer Turner on Winthrop street last Sunday and can be claimed at the police station. An auto belonging to Jacob Spearman of 15 York Street Dorchester struck two children ages 14 and 4. one child was severely bruised and the other lost several teeth. a Deer Island physician attended. A Liberty Dance by the Young Women's Guild will be held next Thursday June 19 at St Johns Parish House with Somerville's Orchestra. tickets 50 cents. On June 5 ten Rangers walked through Essex Woods five miles finding fourteen fern varieties including bladder fern the rarest. many bunch berries and pitcher plants bloomed in a roadside meadow.
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Turner
Winthrop St
Jacob Spearman
York St
Dorchester
Deer Island
Young Women's Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Somerville
Essex Woods
How Cruel Miss Smith and Miss Jones Exchange Teasing Quip
Miss Smith reflects on the mean things she says before sleep while Miss Jones remarks that such thoughts leave little time for rest. The light exchange captures a playful volley between two women as a snapshot of daily conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Miss Jones
High School Exhibition Draws Crowds for Student Work
Large audiences attended last Thursday's high school exhibition showcasing sewing basketry drawing and fancy work by pupils. The print shop manual training and domestic science departments attracted many relatives and friends who praised the high quality displays.
Not Like Other Men Grubbs Obstinacy Clash
Jinks shows unusual confidence in his opinions provoking doubt from Stubbs who calls him stubborn and determined to stand apart from others. The exchange contrasts obstinacy with distinctive self assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubbs
Jinks
Stubbs
When did burning witches end according to a youth
A youth answered that the practice ended when the cost of fuel rose. The question and reply reflect a practical minded humor in a historical or classroom setting. The statement suggests economic factors influenced cultural practices.
Disposing of Trouble and Neighborly Burden
A reflective maxim advises avoiding burden by not taking on neighborly woes. It warns against borrowing trouble or exploiting others while encouraging prudent disengagement from others dilemmas.
The Yankee Club Holds Final Parish House Meeting
The Yankee Club concluded its year with a Bow dovist Parish House gathering on Tuesday evening. Elected officers for the coming year were John Webster president, John McQueen vice president, Edward Brumby secretary, and Earl Petersen treasurer. Rector Rev Harper and Master Geo Gibby of Thornton plc were honored guests. A fine dinner was served under Miss Dorothy Gibby’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Club
Bowdovist
John Webster
John McQueen
Edward Brumby
Earl Petersen
Mr. Harper
Geo. Gibby
Thornton PLC
Dorothy Gibby
The Question Wins Her Heart
A playful exchange centers on proving worth and commitment. A man argues success should win his love while hinting his father’s approval is key. The dialog underscores rivalry, affection, and the hope of future harmony as winning becomes a test of perseverance.
Alleged Burglar Captured After Cottage Break In
James S Wood of 23 Atlantic Street was arrested last night at Oak Island Revere after breaking into a cottage he ate and slept. He is charged with breaking and entering. Authorities say he is the boy responsible for recent breaks in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. S. Wood
Atlantic St
Oak Island
Revere
Winthrop
Classified Advertisements Rates For Five Time Insertions
Rates listed for five time insertions or fewer set at 260 for the first lines and 0 for each additional line. Advertisers are advised to plan layouts and budget accordingly for repeated mentions and extended notices.
Kirseb flat rods advertise rustproof window hardware
Mrs. R. W. Patch promotes Kirseb flat rods in velvet brass priced at 35c and white enamel at 45c with a 20c sash red option. She offers easy installation and returns, claiming durability near salt water and promising 100% better windows. Contact 1306-M or mail to 38 Irwin St Winthrop Beach Mass.
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Pictorial Review
Ladies’ Home Journal
R. W. Patch
Irwin St
Winthrop Beach
Mass
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WAR Work Committee
Highlands
THE
Breck’s Real Estate Agency, Inc
Ames Bldg
Totman & Ham’s
Jefferson St. Je
Floyd St
Winthrop Highlands
Cottage PLC
Main St
Grimes
Washav
J. L. Kelso
Thornton Park
Jewett
R Winthrop
Cts
Beachmont
A. J. Smith
Cliff Av
M.” Review Office
Belcher St
M. Winthrop
G. Burton
Winthrop Arms
G. H. Richards
Main -St
Frank W. Tucker
Brookfield Rd
B. Kolodny
Tel
Win
Belcher’s
W. Davy and Son
Center Station
Tucker’s Farm
Lincoln St
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