The Review Weekly Advertising and Distribution Notice
The Review, published by the Massachusetts Linotyping Corporation, lists offices in Winthrop and Boston with contact numbers and hours. It details weekly sales points, delivery by mail at 1.00 per year, and a disclaimer absolving the paper of misprints and unsolicited manuscripts unless postage is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Linotyping Corporation
Massachusetts’ Corporation
William H. Fielding
Winthrop Centre
Samuels
Ham
Centre Drug Company
Verdi's
Spanos
Gold Seal Drug
K. C. Brown
Winthrop Beach
Ocean Spray
Sterman's Drug Co
Jaydee’s
vaGate Highlands
Hubbard's
Ingalls
Vance's
Magees Corner
Newman Drug
Walsh's
Kramer's
Boston
Bowes Wharf
Summer Burglary Precautions for Vacant Homes
The article warns that summer vacation periods leave homes unoccupied inviting burglars. It urges securing all doors and windows, informing police for periodic checks, removing or securing valuables, and stopping deliveries to prevent signs of vacancy. Citizens are urged to adopt extra precautions to aid crime control.
Economic crisis cited as cause of expanding federal bureaucracy
A 1930s persuasive piece argues federal debt rose from 16 to 36 billion as spending outpaced revenue by about 100 percent. It warns of a vast, growing bureaucracy costing over 7.0 billion annually, with payrolls rising and buildings leased, urging prompt economy before an “emergency” pace becomes intolerable.
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Byrd
Virginia
Washington
Iris blooming guidance for backyard gardeners in summer notice
A garden note highlights iris varieties and bloom times from April to frost, with tips from Mrs Kelley of West Hartford. It urges planning for late July Farm and Home Week at Massachusetts State College and explains different iris types from bulbfous to bearded and Japanese, plus a trick to rebloom in September.
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New England
Turkestan
Winthrop Notes Address Peeper and Local Happenings
Winthropite column recalls street noise complaints and a police warning about firecrackers with a note of thanks to R B for orchids. It updates on the Winthrop Review item about a rumored peeper and huggar, noting a police search and local fears in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanx
R. B
B. F
J. B
Peabody
Aldo
Pumphret
Unionnizn
Synold
Elks’ Hall
Ingleside Park
Boston
American Red Cross
Winthrop
Ope
Gardenias
M. W
Nahant
Tim. Sheehan
Winas
Robert Belcher
Teddey Bridges
ELS
Wintton
Main & Herman
A. M
H. S
An L
Winthropite
Cmd
P. A
Europe
Hot Carnicelli
Francis
Pas
WPA
U.d. M
Winthrop Street
Magee’s Corner
Winthrop Police
Peeper
Boston Newsaper
Peeper and Huggar
Huggar
Haggar
Winthrop Review
Winthrop Social Justice Club Pledges Civic Reform
Members of the Winthrop Social Justice Club echo a crusade for an honest money system and anti usury issuance. The group reads 16 program points urging family ideals, American nationalism, and protection of children and elderly from industrial exploitation. New members attended a lecture by Moran and a subsequent auction bridge session. The next meeting is July 1 at 8 p m in Mrs F E McCluskeys home at 304 Winthrop Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtets
Moran
F. E. McCluskey
Winthrop Street
Civil Service Exam Open for Probation Roles
The United States Civil Service Commission announces openings for chief probation and parole service supervisor of probation and assistant supervisor of probation with annual salaries from 3800 to 5600 dollars. Required education and experience vary by grade. Obtain full details from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Open Forum on Fire Dept Age Limits in Winthrop
A reader questions if there is a maximum age for permanent Winthrop Fire Department appointments and argues for younger recruits. The discussion notes the police department’s post renovation credibility and calls for department renewal.
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Winthrop
Wintrop Fire Dept
Wang
The Forgotten Man in Town Receives Quiet Praise
A letter from Winthrop Review lauds a tall quiet garbage collector who works six days a week, hauling refuse with a green wagon and blue shirt. The writer suggests town officials form a broom and shovel brigade to clean up after trash collectors.
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Winthrop
Pleasant Street
River Road
O’brien
Mulligan
PVA
WM. P. Coughlin
Tax Clarification on Federal and State Employee Returns
The reader refutes a Winthrop Review editorial claiming exemptions for federal and state workers from income tax. Federal employees file and pay federal taxes. state and city workers file state returns. Federal government cannot be taxed by states and vice versa. The writer urges a correction for readers.
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Winthrop Review
Christian Science Church Service and Reading Room Schedule
Winthrop's First Church of Christ Scientist at 165 Winthrop Street offers Sunday services at 10 45 am and a daily reading room 2 to 5 pm with Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Wednesday 8 pm meetings. Sunday School for ages up to 20 at 10 45 am, with Wednesday testimonial readings. June 27 lesson subject is Christian Science with cited texts from Isaiah and Matthew and excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Winthrop
Winthrop Street
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker
Eddy
God
Tan
Order of Rainbow closes season with initiations and party
The final Winthrop Assembly order of Rainbow meeting was held at Masonic Hall on June 19. A business session preceded the initiation of Joan Mason and Marion Hardi. DeMolay boys were invited to the farewell party in the Social Hall. Refreshments and dancing followed with music from an electric amplifier. A Rainbow group later roller skated in Revere on June 28 with great fun.
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Winthrop Assembly
Order of Rainbow,for
Joan Mason
Marion Hardi
DeMolay
Revere
Health Forum Explains High Blood Pressure
The Health Forum discusses essential hypertension causes and risk factors, noting stress and aging influence blood pressure. It emphasizes rest, gradual exercise, and hygiene as core management, warns against excessive worry, and explains prognosis depends on heart and organ health rather than pressure level.
Increase in American Foreign Trade Surges in Imports
The Guaranty Survey reports a sustained rise in U S imports over exports in early 1936 with a larger import surplus. Last year total trade reached 4 872 716 000 with exports 2 453 487 000 and imports 2 419 229 000, the highest since 1931. Domestic demand boosted imports of foreign raw materials and foodstuffs amid drought relief and improving world conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Guaranty Survey
The
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
United States Department of Commerce
Congress
Department of Commerce
Garden Club of Winthrop adapts meeting to indoor session
Unsettled weather moved the Garden Club of Winthrop from an outdoor gathering at 200 Bartlett Road to indoors. President Mrs. Emlie B. Walsh led a program reviewing the Flower Show, awards, and a presentation on bees, with new members welcomed and future events announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Winthrop
Grace W. Gove
Bartlett Road
Emlie B. Walsh
Georgia A. Jarvis
Anna E. Morrison
New England
Deane Winthrop—House
Lillianny Moore
Gove
J. Pyser
Portsmouth
N. H
Miss Beckwith
Violet Low
Grace Nell Crowell
Myrtle Cobb
Jean McElroy
Walsh
Bessie S. Cobb
Covington
Bagley
Morrison
Minnie Mason
Jarvis
Skinner
Renee. Hamilton
Lpring Rd
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Order OF Rainbow
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