Winthrop Pays State Big Increase in Check Exchange
The town of Winthrop shows a 1932 exchange with the State where expenditures amount to 101,985.83 while receipts are 60,001.13, a net payment to the State of 51,984.70. This year’s payment is higher than 1931 and prior year figures, affecting the local tax rate by about 32 of 1933 levies. Data for 1931 1932 and 1933 exchanges are listed, illustrating rising expenditures and fluctuating incomes.
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Winthrop
State
Unemployment Committee Seeks Funds for Thanksgiving Baskets
The unemployment committee requests donations to provide Thanksgiving baskets and to buy coal and food for needy families. Community members are urged to contribute to support this aid drive.
Gym Class Opening Makes Strong Debut at Event
The Non-Partisan League sponsored gym classes opened Friday evening with a lively start. Spectators packed the gym as attendees joined in a spirited kickoff, signaling strong local interest in the program.
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League
Winthrop Churches Plan Union Thanksgiving Service
The Rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church will preach at the Annual Union Thanksgiving Service held at First Methodist Church on Wednesday evening November 29. The sermon topic is In Everything Give Thanks.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Thanksgiving Union Service at First Methodist Church
On Wednesday evening November 29 the union Thanksgiving service is scheduled at the First Methodist Church. The order of service follows in the church calendar with readings prayers and hymns.
Drama League to Broadcast Monday Radio Skit
The Winthrop Drama League will air a radio skit Monday afternoon on Station WHDH from 4:00 to 5:15 PM. Cast includes L Paul Scott Margaret Kendrick Phyllis Onards and Arthur Vermer as members with director of productions L. Paul Scott. Residents urged to listen at 5:00 PM on WHDH.
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Winthrop Drama League
WHDE
L. Paul Scott
Margaret, Kendrick
Phyllis Onards
Arthur Vermer
Mem Hye Us
Ihise
Drama League
Winthrop
WHDH
Winthrop to Get 37900 for Civil Works Project
Winthrop will receive 37900 under the Federal Civil Works program to employ about 175 residents from now through February 15. The project covers replacing 4 inch water mains with 6 inch lines and laying new 1 and 12 inch mains, with labor costs totaled at 30100 and materials 9500 funded by federal and town sources. The work will be supervised under Howard P. Shattuck with government contracts for labor and payments via government checks.
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John J. Murray
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Honard P. Shattuck
McCormack Addresses Yachting Club Banquet
At the thirteenth annual banquet of the Massachusetts Bay Yacht Clubs Association held at Pleasant Park Yacht Club last Saturday night, Congressman John W. McCormack of South Boston gave an excellent talk on National and State affairs to more than three members and friends.
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Massachusetts Bay Yacht Clubs’ Association, Inc
Pleasant Park Yacht Club
John W. McCormack
South Boston
McCormack
Winthrop and Revere Play Thanksgiving Football Rivalry
Winthrop High School and Revere High School to renew their football rivalry at Ingle side Park on Thanksgiving Day morning November 30 at 10 o clock. The comeback marks the first meeting since 1927 after spectator riots severed relations between the two towns.
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Wapdirection
Winthrop High School
Revere High School
Ingleside Park
Wellington pays tribute to former police officers at gathering
Over 125 local citizens including many former town officials attended Monday evening in Wellington to honor retired Winthrop police officers D Jack Douglas and Benjamin Howatt. Attendees came from diverse backgrounds including town clergy and prominent state figures.
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Wellington
Jack Douglas
Benjamin Howatt
Winthrop Police
Special Notice to Advertisers and Correspondents
All correspondents and advertisers are requested to cooperate with the paper next week. The issue of December is on a count of the Thanksgiving holiday coming Thursday. The Winthrop Review will go to press on Wednesday, and all copy for insertions should be in this office not later than Tuesday of next week.
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Winthrop Review
Americans First Republicans Next Voice at Ox Club meeting urges loyalty to the president
A large audience of women greeted John L. Iey, special assistant to the U.S. district attorney, as he spoke on the Constitution. Speakers argued Congress and the executive have granted broad powers, with the Supreme Court to rule on constitutionality. The district includes Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Puerto Rico. the event praised Americans first and Republicans longtime unity under the president.
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U.S
Elizabeth M. Davis
Hurley
Agoether
Turkey
Congress
Supreme Court
NRA
Washington
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Puerto Rico
Curley
Island
Harled
Turley
Will Con Vila
Town Meeting Set for December 4 at Junior High
A special town meeting is planned for Monday evening December 4 at the Junior High School. Voters will consider articles in the warrant for further appropriations for local welfare and soldiers relief.
Funeral Services for Local Veteran First Sergeant Albert M Abbott
First Sergeant Albert M Abbott retired US Marine Corps veteran died last Thursday at the Marine Hospital Chelsea and was buried with full military honors. Services were at St John’s Episcopal Church with Rev R M Harper and interment at Winthrop Cemetery. Abbott served 30 years in the Marines, 20 active, and was active in local veterans groups. Survived by wife and two sons.
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Albert M. Abbott
Georgestreet
Marine Corps
Veterans’associations
Russell Camp
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Richard, Metcalf Post
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