New Uniform Smaller US Paper Money Explained
The Treasury outlines a shift to a uniform bill design from $1 to $10000, reducing size for economy and efficiency. Portraits replace mixed designs to curb counterfeiting, with distinct back designs and color-coded denominations. It notes engraving, paper changes, and projected annual savings of millions.
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Heavy fog greets I Marconi class in Dorchester Bay
A fresh easterly breeze and heavy fog greeted South Boston Yacht Club races on Saturday in Dorchester bay. In the Indian Marconi class Commo dore Charles Mehegan's Twono held first, finishing almost two minutes ahead of the Bunnitu sailed by James Holland. The Peggy, commanded by William Wells, finished six seconds ahead of the Tinker for third place.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Dorchester Bay
Charles Mehegan
James Holland
William Wells
Tinker
Titus and Reilley Tie for First in Club Tournament
At the local Golf Club on Saturday Crocker heads Class B and Gup in Class C. Titus and Reilley tied for first place in Class A with best 12 out of 18 holes. Scores by classes follow Class A.
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Titus and
Reilley
Yankee Grounded in Cottage Park Regatta Finishes Amid Fog
McNutt's Tiger, skippered by Robert McNutt, won the Cottage Park regatta 1 hour 43 minutes 31 seconds after Yankee ran aground in fog off Apple Island. Comet won the Winthrop 15-foot class and Apachee took the Indian class victory.
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Howard Spencer
Apple Island
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Robert McNutt
J. Bergman
Comet
Fred Somerby
W. E. Titus
G. L. Reilley
G. A. Sawyer
H. A. Slocumb
R. Dimes, Jr
EL Time
Winthrop Town Team to Meet University Club in Cambridge
The Winthrop Town Team faces the University Club of Cambridge next Saturday at Ingeliside Park. The local side aims to even the score after a 3-1 defeat, hoping players’ efforts translate into a victory.
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Ingeliside Park
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Winthrop Playground Opens with Arts Classes
The Winthrop Playground opened Monday June 24 at nine o'clock with arts and crafts classes led by Miss Eileen M. Hayes. Miss Esther Segal plans a pageant to begin July 8 and basketry classes have started for boys. A July 4th Legion celebration will suspend ground work that week.
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Gus Sonnenberg Touring for Mass Wrestling Dates
Prominent wrestler Gus Sonnenberg, world champion and former Dartmouth athlete, travels from Providence via Boston to Hanover NH for a July 9 match. He visits Ferncroft Inn Lynnfield training locally, appears at Danvers Homestead Golf Club, Salisbury Chamber of Commerce, Salem Chamber of Commerce, and Danvers TB hospital events while preparing with daily practice at his camp.
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Elevated Bus Petition Drive Under Way in Winthrop
Winthrop residents favoring the Elevated Bus plan are being asked to sign petitions. Once sufficient names are recorded, the petitions will go to Mr. Smith of the Elevated Transportation Dept. for presentation before the Board of Trustees.
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Neponset Nine Edge on Winthrop in Close Taillight Game
On Sunday afternoon June 23 the Winthrop Town Team lost a tight game to the Neponset Wanderers. A Winthrop hitter tallied four hits including a double and a triple while Scanlon of Neponset belted a home run in the fourth inning.
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Golf Club Notel Ty Event And Women’s Golf Schedule
A Friday evening golf club meeting is set for June 28 with Mrs Harold R MacNamee highlighted. The Women’s Golf Committee hosts weekly tournaments Thursdays from 12 30 to 3 00 with novelty events and prizes. last week’s winners were Mrs B Kirksey and Mrs F T Scott. The note also urges residents to rethink unsightly home improvements along main town arteries.
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Harold R. MacNamee
B. Kirksey
F. T. Scott
Frigidaire Sets May Records in 1929 Shipments
Frigidaire, world’s largest maker of electric refrigeration equipment, reported record May shipments and steady gains through May 1929. Henry E. Keough Co. cited E. G. Biechler noting strong increases in household cabinets compressors and cooling coils, with June orders already matching May.
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Frigidaire
Henry E. Keough Co
Pauline Street
E. G. Biechler
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Winthrop June 27
The American Legion Auxiliary to Winthrop Post 146 will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening June 27 at the Legion Dugout. Mrs Joan Kenney will report on the State Convention and a Carnival report for July Fourth will be presented. Mrs Margaret Foote is general chair and will be assisted by all members. Annual committee reports will be made. a large attendance is expected. ETHEL B PREBLE
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Winthrop Post 146
Legion
Joan Kenney
Margaret Foote
Ethel B. Preble
Tea Gathering of Mrs Enos and Friends
On Tuesday afternoon June 25 Mrs Louis Enos of Fairview street hosted a tea for old friends. Guests included Mesdames George Verdi John Coghlan Edmund Spence James Cody William Goodwin Howard Shattuck and Miss Katherine Noonan. Prizes were received by Mrs Noonan. A dainty tea served by the hostess closed the pleasant afternoon.
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Louis Enos
Fairview Street
Bellevue and Melrose Triumph Over Winthrop Tennis
Bellevue and Melrose defeat Winthrop in a team match with wins from Crowell Troutwine Sylvia and Gould. Singles results include Crowell 6-1 6-0 over Peterson and Troutwine 6-3 6-4 over Jones. Doubles see Sylvia Troutwine and Crowell Jones win 6-4 11-9 and 6-3 6-2.
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Winthrop
Deane
Bellevue
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Gould
Sylvia
Troutwine
Crowell
Peterson
Jones
Sylvia and
Gould and
Horton and Wills
Snow and Fenton
Newton Burgher Win Tournaments in Presidents Cup Finals
Newton defeats Kellenberger 3 and 2 in the Class A final for the President's Cup. Burgher beats J E Foote in the Class B final for the Vice President's Cup.
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Kellenberger
Burgher
Foote
Kellenberger Sets Amateur Course Mark at Winthrop
N. E. Kellenberger, last year's Club Champion at Winthrop Golf Club, posted a new amateur course record on June 13 with 70 for 18 holes. He opened with 34 and finished with 36, challenging other members to beat the mark.
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N. E. Kellenberger
Winthrop Golf Club
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