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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

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Guilty On Multiple Counts In East Boston Court

Louis Harvey 26 of Bowdoin Street was convicted in East Boston District Court on two counts of assault on police and one count of attempting to rescue a prisoner. He received four months in the House of Correction and a $5 fine for loitering and sauntering, with an appeal and surety posted. Patrolmen Haigh and Wells testified to an early Sunday melee at Magees Corner where Haigh was struck and Wells suffered a hand wound. Wells also said his club broke in the fray.

Louis Harvey Bowdoin Street East Boston House of Correction John Haigh Serst William G. Wells Magees Corner Haigh Wells

Acts To Prevent Spread Of Rabies In Massachusetts

Dr George H Bigelow commissioner of public health called a meeting for local health officials at the Gardner Auditorium State House Boston to address rabies prevalence. He notes three human deaths last week and many dog bites reported, urging coordinated action among Mayors Aldermen Selectmen Boards of Health and police chiefs.

Commonwealth George H. Bigelow Gardner Auditorium State House Boston Boards of Health Board of Health

Revere Street Reopened Traffic After Widening

Revere Street from Magee's Corner to Shirley Street is open to through traffic on the completed portion. The newly widened street features a parkway look with lighting and grass-plotted sidewalks and plans continue from Asner to Shirley Street with half of the street kept open during ongoing work.

Winthrop As Ner Shirley Street

Winthrop Tercentenary Committee Receives 1930 Report

Frank K. Hatfield, General Chairman, announces receipt of a 132 page report titled Celebrating a 300th Anniversary. Prepared by the Tercentenary Conference of City and Town Committees, Inc., it covers last year’s state Tercentenary activities and includes 30 illustrations. Copies are available from the committee for a nominal charge.

Frank K. Hatfield Winthrop City and Town Committees, Inc

Plan for Limited Parking Considered by War Board of Trade

At a Tuesday evening meeting the War Board of Trade discussed restricting parking in parts of town to ease merchant hardship. Merchants argued long parking hours deter patrons who then shop in nearby towns. Three members were appointed to interview shopkeepers in Winthrop Highlands and Den to assess conditions and propose relief.

War Board of Trade Winthrop Ham Beach Tibbetts Highlands McCloud Den Secrchan

Local Board Studies Proposed Highways

A Planning Board special meeting at Town Hall heard Town Engineer Channing Howard outline the East Boston Strandway and other main arteries from East Boston to the North Shore. New routes linked to the East Boston vehicular tunnel are under study by city and state officials, with construction likely in the near future. Proximity to Winthrop may yield direct benefits if the projects proceed.

Planning Board Town Hall Channing Howard East Boston North Shore Winthrop

July 3 Filing Deadline for War Risk Insurance Claims

Veterans of World War II are informed that July 3 is the final date to file disability claims under the War Risk Insurance Act. Eligible veterans should submit their claims to the Veterans Bureau on Washington Street, Boston, before the closing date.

Veterans’ Bureau Washington Street Bostén

Prizes Awarded At Graduation Class of 1931

Graduation exercises for the Class of 1931 at the local Senior High School awarded prizes to students led by Adeline Disler who earned the highest standing in the college course. Percy Ehrlich won the college technical course top prize. George E. Parsons was named best athlete in the senior class. Albert Guidi received the General Excellence prize. AdeXne Disler earned history prizes from S. R. Washington and the Franklin Medal. Eis Swartz won the D A R prize for history. Helen Brown took the Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club Prize for general excellence. Frances Moyer earned the Popular Authors Literary Club prize for algebra. Alene Taylor received the Holzwasser prize for commercial work. Master list of clubs and prizes noted.

F.C. Loomis Quest and Question Club Adeline Disler Winthrop Woman’s Club Percy Ehrlich College of Technical Bentley Swift Memorial Club George E. Parsons Winthrop B. P. Q. B Albert Guidi Tory Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club Helen Brown Frances Moyer Winthrop Ladies Auxiliary Holzwasser Alene Taylor Enterprise Club

Tragedy on Boston Line: 15 Year Old Killed Walking Tracks

A 15 year old girl, Fannie Alicia of 32 Decatur Street East Boston, was struck by an inbound train on the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad between Maverick Street and World War Memorial Park. She died en route to hospital after the collision. Police had conducted weeks of drives against track walking, with several prosecutions in court.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Maverick Street World War Memorial Park East Boston Fannie Alicia Decatur Street Marginal Street James Wy Sacchetti Archibald F. Campbell Station 7

Boy Struck By Auto Dies Following Day

Seven year old Toney Vine of 91 Marshall Street died at Winthrop Community Hospital from injuries after an automobile operated by Salvatore Sinatra of 123 St Andrew's Road East Boston ran over him while he played in the street Saturday.

Toney Vine Marshall Street Winthrop Community Hospital Salvatore Sinatra St. Andrew's Road Boston

New England Power Association Takes Over Chas. H. Tenney Co

New England Power Association assumes control of the Chas H Tenney Company and urges Winthrop residents 70 or older to apply for Old Age Assistance starting July 1. Applicants should bring a relative to help fill forms and a birth certificate or evidence of age and citizenship. Appointments via Public Welfare Office Ocean 1078 M.

New England Power Association Chas. H. Tenney Co Winthrop Board of Welfare Bureau of Old Age Assistance Public Welfare Department Office The Department of Public Welfare Ocean

Water samples taken near Court and Cottage Parks

Samples of Winthrop waters were collected from three sections near Court and Cottage Parks by the State Department of Public Health. Tests will take four to five days to show if dredging of the yacht club channel caused contamination. results are not yet conclusive.

Winthrop Court and Cottage Parks State Department of Public Health Yacht Club Channel State Health Department

Youth Injured by Motor Boat Propeller Near Cottage Park

A 16 year old, Williams Edmonston of 22 Bellevue Ave, was severely cut on his back and shoulder by the propeller of a motor boat operated by Edward Hunt of 78 Sunnyside Ave while swimming near the Cottage Park Yacht Club. He was taken to Community Hospital for treatment. Police say Hunt had his back to Edmonston when the accident occurred and the youth went under the boat, suffering the lacerations.

Cottage Park Yacht Club Williams Edmonston Bellevue Avenue Edward Hunt Sunnyside Avenue Edmonston Edmonson

Suburban Gas & Electric Included In Major Regional Merger

A large merger announced Tuesday unites Suburban Gas & Electric Co with North Boston Lighting Properties and New England Power Association affiliates. Nine North Boston operating companies plus Lawrence and Lowell units join Massachusetts Power & Light Associates under New England Power Association, pending share trust approval.

Ubility New England Power Association North Boston Lighting Properties Massachusetts Suburban Gas & Electric Co Boston Everett Malden Medford Melrose Winthrop Revere Salem Peabody Beverly Haverhill Lawrence Gloucester Lowell Newburyport North Boston Charles H. Tenney Essex Middlesex Suffolk New England Power Massachusetts Power & Light Associates Frank D. Comerford

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