Cambridge K O C Celebrates Golden Anniversary Events
Cambridge Council No. 74 Knights of Columbus held two Golden Anniversary events this week. Columbian Night at Elks Lodge Room featured gold watches for Helen M T Kelly and Thomas L Mullaney, winners in the Essay Contest themed The Spirit of Columbus in 1932. The Golden Anniversary Ball followed at Ellis Ballroom.
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Francia J. O'Hara
Thorndike School
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Rindge Technical School
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Central Trade School
Charles MacDonald
Kelly School
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William Charnley
Joseph Flynn
Thomas Murphy
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Augustine F. Hickey
Francis J. O'Hara
City Council Passes Budget Without School Figures
City council approved the annual budget totaling 5.667 million dollars minus the school department, with a note the full amount may rise by nearly 2 million later. The cemetery department leadership change was tabled, and a panel drafted resolutions on the death of former park commissioner George Howland Cox. Councillor Sennett urged opposing House Bill 1259 on milk inspections, arguing high state costs with limited local returns.
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Odd Job Crusade Placed To Aid Cambridge Unemployed
Cambridge Post 27 of the American Legion in partnership with the mayor's unemployment committee launches an odd jobs drive. Fifty ex service men and fifty Cambridge citizens will canvass city homes to list potential tasks and collect owner responses, aided by home spring cleaning. Proceeds from a sold history booklet fund the effort with YMCA support providing temporary quarters at the Industrial Hall.
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Ramsey to be installed as exalted ruler of local Elks
Charles E. Ramsey will be installed as exalted ruler of the local lodge of Elks at exercises to be held April 6. Louis Clauss Sr., well known locally, is able to take daily walks these days after an illness lasting several weeks.
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Albert M. Barnes Dies at Pinehurst at 84
Albert M. Barnes longtime head of the Cambridge Gas Light Co died in Pinehurst North Carolina where he was vacationing with Mrs Barnes Pneumonia caused his death He was 84 and noted for blending philosophy with business A Board of Health hearing on Phoenix Products request for a slaughterhouse plant license at 603 Concord Ave will be held next Tuesday night at City Hall There is strong opposition The City Council faces questions about the Rindge School building strike and possible inside information Councillor Sennett promises seating space in Street cars for a colleague The Fat Men’s Club met locally this week Officers Cahalane and Bagan attended A postponed Water Board conference with labor leaders may be rescheduled for next Monday The School Committee plans further open sessions next week with possible executive session and votes to spend thousands without oath of office or salary.
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City Hall Rumblings and Political Whispers
A jumble of local politics and rumors touches on city officials and elections. Mentions of a cemetery superintendent, library trustees, and a possible senatorial bid hint at power plays, retirements, and salary debates amid a tense municipal scene.
Public speaking events and city improvements in Cambridge and Boston
Rabbi Harry Levi of Temple Israel Boston will speak Thursday at Brattle Hall Cambridge under Cambridge Women’s Auxiliary and Cambridge Council of Beth Israel Hospital. Captain Warwick M. Tomkins to address Cambridge Industrial Association next Tuesday on his 14,000 Mile Cruise talk with Atlantic crossing photos. Separate office for Streets McMenimen in City Hall gains privacy. Laborers begin partial renovations at Central Square City Building after last day rain floods. new roof planned for first floor housing Police Station 2.
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