03 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1937
Page
1
J Frank Facey reflects on aging and keeping up with the times while lamenting modern ballroom dancing. He recalls Webster School neighbors the Donovan family, especially John Donovan, a former street railroad switchman, described as a natural leader with potential beyond his station.
Local chatter suggests a new city librarian may be named soon amid retirements and rumors. W Burt Ryan, a Democratic delegate and entertainer, may run for councillor at large, with talk of Howard joining him. Assessors faced two cases before the State Appeal Board recently. Health official Nelligan notes a 2000 name petition protests T B Hospital move from Cambridge to Governor Hurley. Harry Bean eyed in stage circles. Fire Chief Gutheim praised by Wood at a recent meeting. Elks Knight Jerry Allen rumored to seek City Council seat. Attorney Murphy awaits a state or city appointment as the political rumor mill grinds.
At a Monday School Board session, officials voted to request a state Public Safety inspection of all local schools. Critics cited overcrowding at the High and Latin schools and noted current enrollments exceed the 1927 certificate. Administrators argued no transfer needed now and questioned fire risk while delaying long overdue state certification.
Councillor Tom Gibson lambasted city electrician T. C. O’Hearn for poor street lighting. He urged a full survey by the Wires and Lamps Committee as the budget discussion looms and questioned the annual 130000 spend with little result. Belmont and other towns he cited as better lit while Concord Avenue remains dark.
A Cambridge women voters group urges Mrs Schlesinger to avoid using the library chair as a political stepping stone. They request a trustee who will not seek elective office this fall and stress keeping public libraries free from politics.
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