Cambridge physician addresses Middlesex Industrial Assn luncheon
Dr. David C. Dow of Middlesex County Cambridge Belmont and Arlington spoke at a Tuesday noon Industrial Assn meeting. He urged industrialists to preserve evidence in sudden or violent factory deaths and warned against destroying records.
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David C. Dow
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Belmont
Arlington
Industrial Ass'n
Albert E. White
Elwell R. Butterworth
Association
Dow
M. E
Middlesex
Council Holds Brief Session In Late Night Vote
City Council met after a delayed start to approve 15000 for Third and Sixth Street bridge repairs 1000 for street department gas and oil 50 for an April 19 celebration and 200000 for a street department construction loan despite opposition from the Industrial Assn. Hammond Street was removed from one way while Perry and Allen Streets were added. An effort by Councillor Toomey to reconsider failed 9 to 4.
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St. Francis of Assisi Parish
East Cambridge
Wyeth
Industrial Ass'n
Hammond Street
Perry and
Allen Streets
Toomey
City Hall heads tied to June cutback rumors
A circulating tale claims five City Hall department chiefs face dismissal by June 1 as a City Council showdown looms. Cong Russell visited the mayor’s office last Monday, reaffirming longstanding ties and political stance. Eddie Martin, roving Boston American reporter, notes family news while hinting at possible mayoral ambitions for Paul Hillery.
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Cong
Russell
Eddie Martin
Boston American
Library Quartet in Playful Mood Moves Branch Library
Four Library Trustees meet at the main building to decide moving the Central square branch to a secluded site in the Central Square City Building. D A Buckley and C P Cronin with Librarian Sullivan push the plan while the mayor backs it, citing $2400 yearly rent savings. WPA headquarters may be housed in the library basement.
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Costello
Messrs
Wood
Buckley
Cronin
Central Square
Harvard Bazar
Central Square City
D. A. Buckley
C. P. Cronin
Sullivan
WPA
Patriot's Day Observance Plans Announced for Monday
City marks Patriot's Day with a Lafayette square parade start at 10 p.m. Drum majors include Wm. M. Hogan and John W. Ford. Mayor Lynch leads marchers with police detail. Speakers include Walter Yorke Edward Harrington and Elizabeth Mc Namara. Bands from American Legion St Mary's also featured.
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Lafayette Square
City Hall
Wm. M. Hogan
John W. Ford
John D. Lynch
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marshal Hogan
Walter Yorke
F. Harrington
Russell E. Hoyt Post
Michael T. Kelleher
U. S
Hugh F. Blont
Ll.d
St. John’s Church
C Joseph Maney Named President of New England Road Builders
C Joseph Maney of 251 Brattle Street Boston contractor was elected president of the New England Road Builders Association. The group held a meeting at the Copley Plaza Hotel Tuesday night as Maney, head of a large firm, was praised for efficiency and years of experience.
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Cambridge
C. Joseph Maney
Brattle Street
Boston
N. E. Road Builders
Asa’n
Copley Plaza Hotel
Maney
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the Sentinel
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Legion
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
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Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia
Dennis J. McGillicuddy
Connie
K. O. Colin
Pearl St
McBride's Cafe
Harvard SQ
Col. Brattle and
Boylston Streets
Eli
NICE
Futuem Ave
Hamilton Liquors
Barclay's
Hamilton
Ballantine's
Beacon Hill
Gilbey’s
London Dry Gin
Vegas
Guinness’ Stout
S. S. Pierce
Michael A. Rosa
Cabinet Maker
Pearl StRowbridge
Rawleigh's
MAD
Albany, N. Y
Hayes Farm
Maree Farm
Mass
Putnam
Norfolk
J. P. Harrington
Norfolk Street
Harvard Radio Ser
Frank Borelli
Putnam Ave
Brookline St
Chas. F. Harley
Commonwealth Avenue
Kyanite Products
Anhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
California
Bonded Winery
Kentucky
Manhattan
Ave
P.M
Wm. Dawes
Mayor Lynch
C. J. Maney
Messina
Columbia Street
Homestead
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