Revere Theatres Time Table Highlights Local Films
Friday shows include Boulevard Married A Doctor at 3 50 and 9 35 with Bank Night 8 to 11. Man Hunt plays 2 23 and 8 08. Saturday features Song of the Saddle 3 50 and 2 23 plus Florida Special 4 02 6 51 9 48. Dancing Pirate and Unguarded Hour appear through the week with Silly Billies and Louis Schmeling bouts also listed.
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Boulevard
Florida
Revere É . Florida
Louis Schmeling
Revere
Louis-Schmeling
Most Interesting Birds Imitate the Human Voice
The Psittuei parrot family excels in mimicking human speech with many rare imported specimens capable of speech. Young birds learn fastest, making them highly valued, while captivity can impede breeding and uncovering the sex of rare species like the Eclectus parrot from New Guinea and the Moluccas.
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Los Angeles Times
New Guinea
Moluccas
Europe
Fear in Philly sparks contrasts in party nominations
John Hamilton, chairman of the Republican National Committee, says the Cleveland Republican nomination was unanimous, while the Democratic nomination in Philadelphia will be unanimous through fear, not patronage, reflecting differing party dynamics.
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Philly
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
National Debt Near 35 Billion Dollars in 1936
The June 15 treasury report shows the U.S. national debt at 34.33 billion, a new high, with a deficit of 4.68 billion for the year and total New Deal spending reaching 8.49 billion by mid June. Washington notes debt would take 94 years to pay off at a million dollars daily, even without interest.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Daniel W. Bell
Treasury
Roosevelt
New Deal
Washington
D. C
Franklin Epitaph Attributed To Young Writer
The fragmentary epitaph found among Benjamin Franklin’s papers begins with the line about the body of a printer like an old book. It notes his birth date January 17, 1706 and ends with a cryptic signature fragment.
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Franklin
B. Franklin
Great Salt Lake Precedes Smaller Western Lakes
The article explains that Great Salt Lake in Utah remains one of the few large western lakes while others have vanished or shrunk due to crustal shifting. It notes the Caspian Sea was once connected to the Arctic Ocean and was later separated by the earth's upheaving and settling.
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Great Salt Lake
Utah
United States
Caspian Sea
Arctic Ocean
War Correspondents Arch Erected on Townsend Estate
The War Correspondents Arch was erected by George Alfred Townsend in 1896 on his Gapland Maryland mountain estate. The inscription honors Army Correspondents and Artists of 1861 65 for cheering camps, inspiring readers, and encouraging war reporting.
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George Alfred Townsend
Gapland
Maryland
Origin of Limerick Unknown
The origin of the fivelined nonsense verse known as a limerick remains obscured by obscurity with no clear historical source.
Armati Credited as Inventor of Spectacles
The tombstone of Salvino Armati who died in 1317 credits him with inventing spectacles.
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Armati
Salvino Armati
Col Knox Plays Energetic Role in Republican Campaign
Chicago publisher Col Frank Knox, tapped as Gov Alf Landon’s running mate, declares unwavering support and readiness to fulfill every assignment with vigor. He wires Landon saying he will campaign vigorously and pursue victory.
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Jopeka
Kan
Landon
Knox
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Frank
Cleveland
Col. Knox
Gov. Landon
Bray resigns in protest at Tugwell waste in Amarillo
Ralph G. Bray quits as publicity director for the Rural Resettlement administration in Amarillo Texas. He condemns Rexford Tugwell and the dust bowl program as a carnival of blunders and wasted funds saying no tangible work occurred in four months.
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Texas
Tugwell Aid
Amarillo
Ralph G. Bray
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Academy of
Reed Defends Views Against Democratic Convention
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri blasts the Democratic national convention saying he will not attend. He argues the party risks bolshevism and fails to permit full administration views, calling the convention undemocratic and unrepresentative.
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Jim Reed
Kansas City
James A. Reed
Missouri
WIA Plans Street Upgrade in Manassa Colorado
The Works Progress Administration proposes paving thirteen miles of streets in Manassa Colorado at a cost of 14771 dollars to the federal government. Pha town has a population of 953.
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Harry Hopkins
Magic
Manassa
Colo
WIA
Pha
Nenana Ice Pool Lottery Sets Alaska Wakeup Call
Alaska’s Nenana Ice Pool lottery links a dollar bet to a clock stopped by breaking ice on the Tanana River. Contestants choose a date and hour to time the break with the goal of matching the clock stop. The winning stake goes to the ticket nearest the actual stop. top prizes exceed $60,000 in Fairbanks.
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Alaska
Nenana
The
Washington Star
Tariana
Yukon
Fairbanks
Ancient Aztec cats said to be extinct breed revived
A breed of cats once linked to the ancient Aztec race is described as extinct but reports suggest revival or continued presence. The piece notes the cats were raised and kept by the Aztec civilization, highlighting historical breeding practices and cultural context.
New WPA PWA Programs Expand Job Eligibility July First
Washington advices say the new WPA and PWA programs will remove prior restrictions, making anyone out of work eligible for projects. Massachusetts officials note past limits forced many off relief and into ineligible status, with over 100 project applications seeking about 16 million dollars in grants and matching funds.
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Washington
WPA
PWA
Winthrop
Roosevelt
Andrew H. Peterson
Massachusetts
Mr. Peterson
W Reid Jr Leads Radio Class Boats At Pleasant Park
Nine boats sailed Saturday in the Radio Class races conducted by Pleasant Park Yacht Club. W Reid Jr led the fleet by a comfortable margin with the following results listed thereafter.
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Pleasant Park Yacht Club
W. Reid, Jr
Great Elm Is Regarded as Most Regal of Trees
The elm is praised as the most regal tree, with dignified calm and strong persistence. It stands tall and aloof yet lends shade to villages and cities, enduring harsh weather and poor soil while resisting winds and thriving in lowland open spaces.
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New-Yorker
Oriental Winner But Loses On Four A Last Minute Foul
A Cottage Park Yacht Club regatta off Winthrop disqualified the undefeated Oriental after a late foul at the finish denied Sally a win. The Oriental led throughout but Bud Brooks’s Sally was forced to tack. judges honored the protest and disqualified the Savin Hill boat. The Marconi division saw Wins Karshick win Reina by 38 seconds over Honitno. Sally took another victory in the 15-footers while the International Star class saw Dalrymple's Dragon take first. The McDonald family topped the Coot class with Stepin Fetchit, 57 seconds ahead of Dragon. Oriental ejected from competition.
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Manchester
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Winthrop
Bud _ Brooks
Brooks
Savin Hill
Oriental
Marconi
Karshick
A. Valentine Cogan
Geraldine
Cottage Park
John Magoon
Bob Dalrymple
Billy Montgomery
Dalrymple
McDonald
Stepin Fetchit
John Magoon, Jr
Dragon
Miles Reina
Win Karshick
Argreengeres
Bonitno
A. Valentine Coan
Ye Miles Sally
Ken Magoon Rae
Géraldine
William Cohan
Pirate
Joan Nat Barrows
Os Taner Caldwell
Stillman
Tiger
We Wincapaw
Miles
Crest
Auriga
Robert Dalrymple
William Montgomery
Tip
Dallas
Addison
Stepin Fechit
Martha
MecDon
Hellion Wins Hustler Class at Winthrop Yacht Club
Norman Gray and crewman Bob Tewksbury drive Hellion to victory in the Winthrop Hustler class, finishing seven seconds ahead of George Floyd’s Huskie at the Winthrop Yacht Club regatta on Saturday.
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Norman Gray
Bob Tewksbury
George Floyd
Winthrop
Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop Hustlers
Hellion
Robert Tewksbury
Huskie George Floyd
Ho-Mae McKenna Broser
Fred Goodwin
Hooch
Dan
McKay
Hopset
Charles Pike
Fred Smith
Hester
Thomas
Ford If
Hawk
Keenan
Bill
Dave Wisely
Halicore
Paul Sweetey
Mites Prancer
Harry Burroughs
Dancer R Keller
Blitzen T. Hall
Bear Family Overview in Global Habitat
The bear family is widespread worldwide with land bears having hairy coats, five toes, and 42 teeth. They inhabit wooded regions and feed on fruit honey vegetables fish and occasionally small animals. When provoked they rear on hind legs and can crush foes in a tight embrace.
Definition of the Middle Ages in European history
The Middle Ages span from the fall of Rome in 476 to the shift to the modern era. Debates place its start at 1453 with Constantinople's fall or around 1450 with printing, the 15th century renaissance, Columbus's 1492 voyage, or the Reformation around 1517 1520.
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Rome
Constantinople
America
Temple of Sacred Tooth at Kandy
The temple of the Sacred Tooth in Kandy Ceylon is said to house a tooth believed to belong to the Buddha.
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Kandy
Ceylon
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Winthrop Business Directory
Gordon G. Fullerton, Inc
Bales and
Patnam Street
Ocean
Ocean Ave
Motor Mart Terraplane Sales & Service
Garatoga Bt
Arthur F. Verney
Ford Sales and Service
Woodside Ave
Ove
Mary Elisabeth
Zetos
Ocean 18
River Road Ocean
Chelsea Tire & Cycle CO
Chelsea
Boat Builders
J. A. Phalen
Ebbing
Chester Ave
Pel. Ocean
Chiropodists
Cecile Freedman
Betty’s
Shirley
Océan
DR. A
Winthrop St
Coal and Ice Dealers
Frank L. Cronin
Coal
Coxe, Fuel and Range Oil
R. R. Ave. Revere
E. B
Revere Ice & Fuel CO
Arthur H. Curtis
Lea, Fuel, Mason Supplies
Williams Brothers Contractors
C. A. Nevers
Wadsworth Buildingy
W. F. Stover
Kodaks
Edison
Ida Lampethrop Beach Ocean
Abbott L. Deroo Electric & Radio Shop
Bartlett Road
Elliott Fish Market
Somerset Ave
Ramsey
Mass
Winthrop Pepperell
M. J. Kelly
Tele East
Boston
Frederick A. Magrath
Tel
Funeral Home
Meridian Street
East
John F. O'Maley
Atlantic St. Ocean
Charles A. Rollins
East Boston
Ea As
D. Groman
Winthrop Hardware
Perce
Jewelers
Howe
Mayflower
Green St. Revere
Texaco Valor
New Texaco
Chelsea Tire & Cycle
Chelsea Sq. Che
Nis
Dave Frank
Cron
Sears
London St. BB
Charles
Hennessey
Shirley St
Wee Ly
Pauline A. Gosan
Prank Bell
Hull
Meridian
Jaydee’s
Shirley St. Ocean
Woods Bros
Burrill Terrace Oce
Piscopo Liquor Store
Winth
Peedy
Barnes Ave
Orient Heights
F. E. Whitman Lumber
Masons
Hugh W. Roberts
United Bedding CO
Meridian St
HH. N. Bangs & Sons Furniture
Plano
Madison Ave
Winthrop Storage
John Henry
Fremont St
YE Square Cafe
Chelsea St
E. Boston
Cottage Hill Oil ,Co
Fred H. Wilcke
Curtis Oil Co
Henry E. Keough CO
Pauline St
OcDean
Abbott L. Derco Electric & Radio
Breed Square
Bennington
George and
Ben
Magee
Main Street
Pete Howatt
Colonial Gas & Oil
Kenney
Kelly
Springfield Tires
Willard Batteries
Jenney Gas and Mobile Oils
Lindsey
Socony
Beach
Revere St
Fred J. Leary
Magee’s Corner
Dick Quirk
Saratoga St
Winthrop Bridge
LANG
Jefferson
Revere Theatres
Man Hunt
Man Hunter
Weiner
Somerset Avenue
Dedham
A. B. Tabor
Taylor Atr
Lady's White
Rotary
Washington Avenue
State Department of Public Works
Suffolk County
Indiana
Pewwow
G. Scigliano
Tammany
R. McNamara
WIR
KFPD
A. Landry
WNAC
E. Harrigan
WIXER
C. Ford
WEE SI
K. Murcahy
WEAN
Skehan
Mé Kou
WBZ
Cronin-and- Perrault
WMEX
L. Scigliano
D. ME
WLW
C. Lyons
Plummer Avenue
Wheeler
Wilson
Eiher
Beal Street
Tewksbury
Sally
Shirley Brooks Colummn
Speedy
Mackintosh Bros
Nipper
Leslie Rawding
Peggy
Almon KE. Whittemore
Oriental Hosea
White
the Bear
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