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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1933

Page

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Banquet Honors Judge Monahan at Cambridge Event

Hundreds from Cambridge and across Massachusetts attended a testimonial banquet for State Senator Joe Monahan recently named Judge of Probate and Insolvency of Middlesex Court. Notables including James Roosevelt and Governor Ely praised Monahan as dignitaries spoke at the Copley Plaza in Boston.

Cambridge Joe Monahan Middlesex Court Copley Plaza Boston James Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Joseph B. Ely Judge Monahan WAAB Roosevelt Atty George F. McKelleger Pres Quinn Monahan Meckelleger Ely

What Do You Hear Whispers Innuendos and Rumors Weekly

Column by John J. McGillicuddy collects whispers hints and rumors heard during the week. It surveys chatter about people and events with a cautious nod to factual threads and possible outcomes.

Belmont Republicans Name Candidate for Senate Seat

Local Republicans opt a single candidate to challenge the Monahan seat with the former state senator and judge in play. Dems urge Clarence P Kidder to run, but he appears noncommittal while other political chatter centers on council actions and city audits.

Belmont Senate Monshan Clarence P. Kidder Monahan Kidder Mike Kelleher Cambridge State Auditor's Office Jis Lyons

McMenimen to be Sworn in as Lawyer Then Banquet at Commander

Councillor Frederick V. McMenimen will be sworn in as a member of the bar next Wednesday morning and host a banquet that evening at the Hotel Commander. Attendees include city officials, judges, district attorneys, state officials, clergy, and many colleagues. A reception committee led by Atty. John H. Hurley will organize the event.

Foley Swenson Tom Sullivan Russell O’sullivans Robert J. Douglas Frederick V. McMenimen Curley Edward A. Counihan, Jr Francis J. Good Joseph W. Monahan Warren L. Bishop William J. Foley Charles F. Hurley Francis X. Hurley John J. Foley Jones I. Corrigan Boston College Dennis A. Dooley B. C. Law School Hugh F. Blunt Joseph P. Mahar Jack Slattery Frank McCrehan Michael T. Kelleher Atty John H. Hurley Thomas P. Dillon Chester Swenson Ralph Hamilton Charles T. Cavanagh Paul A. Dever Joseph Cleary J. Henry Smith Joseph C. Camara John V. Romansky Martin F. O'Connor Charles G. Harrington Augustus Johnson A. Frank

Lyceum Club Plans Bridge and Whist Party

The Cambridge Lyceum sponsors a Bridge and Whist Party at the Hotel Commander next Thursday evening to raise funds for prize speaking contest expenses and fall public debates. Committee includes David J. Fitzmau rice as chairman, with Leo P. Moran and Joseph A. McHugh.

Cambridge Lyceum Lyceum David J. Fitzmaurice Leo P. Moran Joseph A. McHugh

Schools and Costs Debate at Cambridge Men’s Dinner

Ralph W. Robart of the School Committee debates H J Mahoney of the Central Sq Businessmen’s Association at the Imperial Restaurant Central Square Monday night at 7 30. Topic Are the Cambridge schools costing too much with open discussion to follow. Public invited to attend.

Ralph W. Robart H. J. Mahoney Central Sq Cambridge Ralph Robart Sec Ase'n Te Imperial Resteorent Joe Winn Russell Hobart Mahoney

Lyons Charges Mayor Surrounds Himself With Black Shirts at Becket Call

A crowded City Council session debated the Mayor power over beer licenses and the License Commission. Lyons denounced a “black shirts” circle and urged restoring licensing authority to the Commission amid claims of partisanship and intimidation.

Lyons Beck and Call Smith Swenson Foley Leahy License Commission Ee 5 Commispeacer Police and Fire Quinn McBride Russell Mussolini Mr. Lyons Commission Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission McDonald Shea Breen City Messenger Montgomery Tim Good Mno Charles Carrebeno Cambridge Street Carrebeno Natalie Herman Wasser Wasser City Hall Sam Lamkin

St Ignatius Guild Penny Sale Held in Boston School Gym

The annual Penny Sale organized by the St Ignatius Guild will take place at the Boston College High School gym on James Street. Proceeds from the sale go to the Jesuit Novitiate at Shadowbrook and Weston College.

St. Ignatius Guild Boston College High School James Street Shadowbrook Weston College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Greater McKelleger John J. Burns Joseph Monahan W. C. Leggatt Middlesex’ Probate Robert P. Barry Catholic Charitable Bureau Superior Court Arthur P. Dolan Michael J. Murray Central Municipal Court Frank P. Simpson Boston University Law School David D. Ryan Sacred Heart Church Mount Auburn James E. McConnell John J. McGillicuddy Councillor McMenimen Edmund Twomey John Carver D. J. Hurley Timothy W. Good William M. Hogan Austin de Guglielmo James T. Barrett John F. Fair Henry J. Cabacellas William B. Young William H. Clancy Robert W. Young John L. McCarthy John Lacey Delaney John C. Haverty Lester F. Minihan Joseph L. Crowley William F. Galgay Anhattan Market Mass.ave Telephone University Texas Zic van Camp Maxwell House Campbell's Kellogg's Corn Fishes, PLC Lyceum Club Chas. F. Hurley Commonwealth Avenue ST. Ignatius Guild Penny Sale White Cross Laundry Goedar St Somerset James A. Carrig Massachusetts Ave Puritan Candy Shop Brannen’s Coe Central SQ. Theatre Lew Ayres Sally Eilers Morman Foster Frank Craven Louise Dresmer Victor Jory Ecene Kpmg Jack Holt Ther Hank Keene Connecticut Hill Fhinite Hampshire St Parter
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