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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1936

Page

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Superintendent Good Guest Speaker for Industry Association

Industrial Association President Albert E. White hosted a luncheon where Superintendent Timothy W. Good of the Water Department spoke on department operations and upgrades. Mr Good noted water as a vital resource and outlined challenges of securing portable domestic and commercial supply. He cited 1855 legislative authorization for Fresh Pond Stony Brook and Payson Park water sources.

Albert E. White The Industrial Association Timothy W. Good Water Department Good Fresh Pond Stony Brook Payson Park

School Budget Approved by Five Members

The School Committee approved the yearly budget of 1 910 888 95 by a 5 to 2 vote. Mayor Lynch and Dr Cassidy opposed. Last year’s figures were 1 943 129 93. Robart moved adoption while Cassidy urged open discussion.

Lynch Cassidy Robart James Fitzgerald

Rumors of Police Shake Up Stir Local Public Interest

Rumors of an accommodation shift in the police department appear unfounded. Chief Leahy knew nothing about it when questioned recently. Billy Antle has joined Stone's shop crew at the Chamber of Commerce building in Boston. An investigation ordered by Mayor Lynch remains unresolved. Election Commissioner Danny Leahy may become purchasing agent. A police complaint against a Harvard square restaurant-liquor dealer is expected at the License Board session next Monday. School Board member Dr. Cassidy questioned Ralph Robart about political conduct within the board. The License Commission discussed power outages and retirement bills for police at age 70 still before the Legislature.

Chief Leahy Billy Antle Jesse Silva Green Street Stone's Shop Chamber of Commerce Boston Police Welfare Department Lynch Danny Leahy Harvard Square School Board Dr. Cassidy Ralph Robart Rules Committee School Doc Ralph

Jefferson Club to Sponsor Cambridge Boys Bicycle Race

Over 500 boys plan to enter the April 19 race under the Jefferson Club of Cambridge. The event will start in Newton and cover a 15 mile route, promoting speed and stamina while showcasing youth spirit and community service. The club emphasizes social outreach beyond politics and praises Pres. Daniel F. O'Brien.

Jefferson Club of Cambridge Newton Jefferson Club Daniel F. O'Brien Boston

City Council Protest the Gas Co Merger in Cambridge

A large Cambridge City Council meeting debated the proposed merger of Cambridge Gas Light Co with Boston Consolidated Gas Co and the impact on local tax base. City councilors urged to protest the merger before the Public Utilities Department while noting unemployment and property tax concerns. Additional actions included welfare funding, bridge repairs, traffic signals, Harvard Square parking lease bids, and limits on liquor sales around Good Friday. Polls set for April 28 pre-primary. special committee formed to oppose the gas merger.

Toomey Public Utilities Department Cambridge Gas Light Co Boston Consolidated Gaz Co Cambridge Miami North Shore Welfare Department City Infirmary Wyeth Harvard Square Messrs. Mahoney McNamara Tiermey M. Sullivan Jerry Sullivan Rice Street North

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