Sergt Patrick F Ready Honored With Inspection Badge
Sergt Patrick F Ready was promoted to Chief Inspector of the local Police Dept and celebrated at Beech St Bungalow in Cambridge. Attendees included Rep Jack Foley Mayor John D Lynch and city officials as Frank McCreery Eetaq Ghnek served as master of ceremonies. A wrist watch was presented as a memento.
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Patrick F
Buster) Ready
Beech St. Bungalow
Cambridge
Sergt
Ready
Frank McCreee
Eetac Ghnak
Jack Foley
Thos. F. Gibson
John D. Lynch
Haverty
Fallon
Casey
Donovan
Jerry Sullivan
George Martin Watches Men Closely After Labor Trouble
George Martin owner of Clark and Reid furniture moving company in Cambridge now carries a gun lawfully after 25 drivers struck and an attack on his home on Van Ness Street Belmont last Tuesday night. Police monitor the garage adjoining the police headquarters as he stays vigilant.
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van Ness St. Belmont
George Martin
Clark & Reid Furniture Moving Company
Green St. Cambridge
Jefferson Club bicycle race set for April 19
Cambridge based Jeffersonians organize a bicycle race with hundreds of entrants. The route runs from Newton Highlands along Beacon Street to Cleveland Circle, through Brookline to Cambridge ending at the club on Austin Street. Bill Coughlin of Brookline is marshal. Newton mayor Childs and other city leaders sanction and pledge police cooperation. State Commissioner Arthur Lyman supports outdoor exercise as crime prevention.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonians
Newton Highlands
Beacon St
Lake St
Chestnut Hill Ave
Cleveland Circle
Brookline
Austin St
Bill Coughlin
Childs
Newton
Board of Selectmen
Mansfield
Boston
Lynch
Arthur Lyman
State Commissioner of Correction
Cambridge League of Women Voters Plans 1936 Program
Mrs. Carroll L. Chase president and Mrs. Fritz M. Marx state chairman lead a Cambridge committee on pre election non partisan activities. The 1936 program covers party platforms candidate questionnaires one day voters schools and centers for voter information on registration absent voting and election procedure.
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Carroll L. Chase
Fritz M. Marx
Department of Government
Cambridge
Cambridge Politics and City Hall Maneuvers Revealed
Rumors place former councilor as next Purchasing Agent and suggest Daniel P. Leahy may become City P A No 5. North Cambridge locals reportedly watch back doors to a drug store for reasons. Dr Wm H Moran named successor to City Treasurer Wm J Shea amid tensions with Mayor Lynch. Continued on Page 8.
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Daniel P. Leahy
City P. A. No
Cambridge
John D. Lynch
Delaney
Wm. H. Moran
Lynch
Wm. J. Shea
U. S. Shoe Machinery Co
License Board hearing reviews permits and street line changes
Regular Monday session had three hearings. Leonardos seeks a second class 2 garage permit at 2 4 Guyette Rd. Nora Conway's rep Cro nin discusses a street line change. Charlestown 5 Cents Savings Bank seeks a first class garage license for six cars and 2000 gallons gasoline at 24 Avon St foreclosure. Chief Leahy cites legality issues with gasoline swing arms and Councilor Sullivan opposes permit. Action tabled a week pending hearing on Mass Ave corner Garfield St station with car wash plans.
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Nicholas Leonardos
Guyette Rd
Timothy J. Cronin
Nora Conway
Churchill Ave
Charlestown 5 Cents Savings Bank
Avon Street
Leahy
State Public Safety Comm
Mike Sullivan
Quinn
Mass. Avenue
Garfield Street
Lynch names Lynch to fill in as Purchasing Agent
Mayor Lynch appoints City Solicitor Theodore A. Lynch to replace the resigned Charles A. Delaney as Purchasing Agent. The move raises questions about duration and legality and who will render legal opinions in the purchasing department.
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Lynch
Theodore A. Lynch
Charles A. Delaney
Theodore
Pianos and Furniture Repair and Upholstery Service
Local shop advertises piano and furniture repair upholstering and refinishing at 101 Pearl Street TROwhbridge 8566. Service claims include repairing pianos and refinishing wood pieces with upholstery options.
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Pearl St. Trowhbridge
City Council approves $200000 street department loan
The council debates a $200000 street construction loan with $45572 in new funds and $40520 from the 1936 tax levy. Delaney and Wyeth oppose, arguing higher taxes and debt for little new business, while others urge keeping workers employed and funding needed city projects. The vote moves to second reading.
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Wyeth
Delaney
Special Taxation Committee of the Industrial Ass’n
Lynch
Peter
Paul
Mahoney
Hillis
T. B. Hospital
Toomey
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Brookline St
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Sak Sur
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New Park Commr
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Cambridge Industrial Ass’n
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Park Ave
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Oxford St
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