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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1915

Page

5

City planning exhibition opens with focus on equalizing urban life

The Metropolitan City Planning Exhibition opened in the State House east wing with speeches by Governor Walsh and Ralph Adams Cram. Leaders from the Homestead Commission and multiple planning boards outlined aims to eliminate slums, improve sanitation, and coordinate city development through a Massachusetts Federation of Planning Boards. The event featured extensive displays on fire prevention, port development, and model towns, with public attendance and a City Club dinner concluding the day.

Congress of State House Massachusetts Homestead Commission Boston City Club City Planning Board Ralph Adams Cram Boston Planning Board City Club Mr. Cram Planning Board Europe Walsh State Capitol Charles F. Gettemy Kenyon L. Butterfield Amherst Agricultural College Homestead Commission Patrick F. O’keefe Council of Fifty Curley John E. Lathrop New York J. F. Genung Amherst Augustus P. Loring Beverly W. F. Jackson Brockton Harlan F. Kelsey Salem Benjamin A. Cook Fitchburg Joseph Feinberg Attleboro Boston Fire Department D. L. Kensley Watertown Boston Winchester McCall Winchester Centre Planning Boards Massachusetts Federation of Planning Boards Vernon B. Swett Newton John J. Walsh Flavel Shurtleff Walter H. Kilham Brookline George R. Gallup George F. Willett Norwood Frank A. Waugh Arthur C. Comey J. Asbury Pitman C. H. Parsons Springfield John L. Saltonstall Mabel. Tabor Lufkin Taunton J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr David Snedden Education Massachusetts William H. Sayward Louis C. Newhall Robert A. Woods P Planning Boards

MUST TACKLE TAXES Also Must Be Passed

Salem city planning expert Harlan P. Kelsey urged the Women’s City Club to back laws on condemnation and assessments to solve the tax problem. He admitted Massachusetts’ planners have much to learn from world practice. Professor Emily Balch added that city planning aligns with home building and cited Boston’s North End as a target for redevelopment.

Harlan P. Kelsey Salem Women’s City Club Homestead Commission Massachusetts Emily G. Balch Wellesley Presiding Boston Birmingham

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