Local Students Graduate at B U Commencement
Boston University holds its 65th annual Commencement with about 1250 graduates. From Winthrop, Herman Bein earns Bachelor of Laws, Sidney Cohen earns Doctor of Medicine, Orrin Davis earns Master of Education, Helen Deitel earns Bachelor of Business Administration, Elizabeth Grimes earns Certificate of Proficiency, Joseph Sullivan earns Bachelor of Laws, Lucile Totman earns Bachelor of Science in Education.
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Boston
Mass
Boston University
New England
Winthrop
Herman Bernard Bein
Sea Foam Ave
School of Law
Sidney Cohen
Trident Ave
School of Medicine
Phi Delta Epsilon
Orrin Chester Davis
B.S
Woodside Ave
School of Education
Helen Fay Deitel
Tridents‘ave
College of Business Administration
Elizabeth Constance Grimes
Washington Ave
College of Practical Arts and Letters
Joseph F. Sullivan, Jr
Lorean Ter
Lucile Totman
Loring
Rabbits Suffer From Coccidiosis
Coccidiosis is a serious disease in domestic rabbits with two forms liver and intestinal. It causes weak anemic animals with staggering gait and eventual convulsions before death. Diagnosis relies on symptoms and microscopic confirmation.
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Rabbits
Hungary's Crown Guarded in Glass Safe Vault
A Collier's Weekly writer notes Hungary's royal crown in Budapest sits in a glass safe within an impregnable vault guarded by armed sentries who never avert their eyes from the treasure.
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Hungary
Collier’s Weekly
Budapest
Abrams Rated As Best Athlete At Winthrop High
Louis Abrams captained football and basketball at Winthrop High, named outstanding athlete of the graduating class. He starred as a guard, earned all scholastic honors in New England, and led scores in basketball while returning as captain after a standout football season.
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Louis Abrams
Winthrop High School
Abrams
Winthrop
New England
Revere
William Malloy
Nicolini
Albert E Keleher Receives BC Physics Fellowship
Albert E Keleher Jr of Woodside Park earns a graduate fellowship in physics from Boston College. The award, conferred at a physics research academy meeting, supports his Master of Science studies. Keleher, BC Class of 1938, also led the Winthrop High School Band and engages in college music activities. He will coach at Camp Raleigh in June before returning to Boston College in September.
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Albert E. Keleher, Jr
Woodside Park
Boston College
Joseph R. N. Maxwell
S.J
Physics Research Academy
John A. Tobin
Keleher
Cross and Crown
The
Sodality
Winthrop High School
Camp Raleigh
Stinson Lake
N. H
The Coffee Club Meeting At Sonny Carter Home
A local Coffee Club gathering was hosted at Sonny Carter's residence last Thursday with members Katherine Kelly Mary Kelly Exances Scorgiello Joe Barry Sonny Carter Herbie LaVoy and Andy Regan plus four unknown guests. The group enjoyed Big Apple dancing punch and cake as the hostess served refreshments and plans for the next meeting at Mary and Katherine Kelly's home are noted.
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Sonny Carter
Katherine and
Mary Kelly
Exances Scorgiello
Joe Barry
Herbie LaVoy
Andy Regan
Mary and
Katherine Kelly
Ligurians and Genoa Founding Ties Through Sea Trade
The Ligurians abandoned pastoral life to settle Genoa by the sea. They formed the town’s first nucleus and expanded power through contact with Greeks, Phoenicians, Etruscans, and Carthaginians, boosting commerce and naval strength.
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Genoa
Génoa
Mediterranean
Koto Harp of Japan Details and Tuning
The koto is a Japanese harp shaped like a zither with 13 silk strings over a sounding board. Each string has a separate bridge used for tuning. It is played with both hands and spans about two and a half octaves.
The Pure Concept of Beauty in Spiritual Life
A Christian Science Monitor essay argues true beauty stems from divine Mind and holiness. It contrasts material belief with spiritual perception, urging turning toward perfect models in thought and letting love, justice, health, and holiness reign within to reveal beauty and dispel discord.
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Israel
Zechariah
Zion
Mary Baker Eddy
Kingdom of Heaven
The
Christian Science Monitor
Olden Day Chinese View of Foreign Rulers in 1793 Letter
A fragment from a famous 1793 letter from the Chinese emperor to the British king notes respectful English missions seeking access to Chinese civilization. It details a history of refusal and a claim that perpetual submission could yield peace and prosperity under the Chinese throne.
Avocados Contain More Fat Than Most Fruits
The article notes avocados contain a high fat content, second only to olives among fruits, highlighting their fatty composition and nutritional implications.
Police Briefs From East Boston June Fire and Parking Complaints
Police report a 3:20 AM break in and 4:32 AM fire at John Reese’s East Boston business, quickly extinguished by East Boston Fire Department. Residents complain about parking blocking driveways and streets. officers urge adherence to safe parking rules. Lt. Wells injures ankle, is hospitalized then convalesces at home. Do you know rules include one way street parking limits and no all night parking. one hour max between midnight and 7 AM.
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East Boston
John Reese
Police Department
Lt. Wells
Mahoney
Wells
Police Reporter Signs Off On Safe Parking Rules
This column closes with guidance on safe parking and driving habits issued by the police reporter. It emphasizes adherence to regulations and periodic reminders for readers to follow traffic safety practices.
Ja pan Sun Days Named After Celestial Bodies and Elements
The week days of Japan are linked to celestial bodies and natural elements. Sunday relates to the sun, Monday to the moon, Tuesday to fire, Wednesday to water, Thursday to wood, Friday to metal, and Saturday to earth.
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Japan
The Man Who Was Dined Well
A Chinatown sage Hi Ho recalls a rule of life about facing tomorrow without remorse to claim a truly satisfied appetite for life. The remark frames a philosophical note on honor and personal consequence.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Belief of Ancient Greeks on Eels Arising from Mud
Ancient Greek thought held that eels appeared spontaneously from mud. The remark reflects early natural philosophy and myth about animal origins and misinterpreted observations.
Garden Club of Winthrop Hosts June Meeting
The Garden Club of Winthrop will meet Monday June 20 at 77 Nahantave hosted by Mrs Clarence L Covington. The program includes an exhibit on artistic arrangement judged by Mrs Morrison Mrs Moore and Miss Schryver. A talk by the speaker and a horticultural roll call follow with a box luncheon at noon.
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Clarence L. Covington
Garden Club
Winthrop
Nahantave
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