Rumors and rumors swirl over city boards and politics
The mayor questions rumors of two unpaid boards due to be sent to the City Council. One rumored appointment may be pursuing the post, while others hint at a May 1 salary shift for veterans toward unknown routes. Mayor Lyons defends department head Ted Leahy and notes changes when reserve men are assigned, with Rumor 209 naming J. Frank Facey as a potential State Senate candidate.
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Yours Truly
Buda
Lyons
Ted Leahy
Rurnor
J. Frank Facey
Cambridge-Belmont
Jas. H. Reagan
City
Patriots Night Honors Atty Jas F Fitzgerald at Continental
Patriotic friends of attorney and school committee member Jas F Fitzgerald gathered at the Continental Hotel for a festive Patriots night tribute celebrating his service.
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Jas. F. Fitzgerald
Continental Hotel
Rumford to Cambridge in horse car days remembered
A reader recalls Cambridge horse car history from the Cambridge Sentinel. He notes a stable near Harvard Square and Mt. Auburn Street Dunster Street, recounts wartime coats for protection, and compares drivers' dangers with modern bus service.
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Down East
Rumford
Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge Sentinel
Osthues
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Mt. Auburn Street
Dunster Street
Final plans for the testimonial in Crystal Rathite
Final plans outline a testimonial event at Crystal Rathite with Harry Ker and Nentsy scheduled. The notice lists page eight coverage and confirms a commemorative gathering for the individuals named.
Notable trio leads Massachusetts democracy in a choosing year
Senator Walsh dominates the Mass politics scene as a veteran party leader guiding Democratic unity. He notes Gov. Hurley should gain a second term and avoids open factional fights that could imperil party strength. The piece reflects on patience and political calculation as opportunity arises.
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Walsh
General Dever
Massachusetts Democracy
Gov. Hurley
Hurley
Patriots Day Observed Locally With Civic Parade
A large crowd joined the local Patriots Day celebration from City Hall to Cambridge Common. Mayor John W. Lyons led Cambridge Post 27, American Legion, in the parade, with ceremonies held near the Washington Elm site after clearing weather.
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City Hall
Cambridge Common
Washington Elm
John W. Lyons
Cambridge Post 27
American Legion
New Cambridge Federal Savings and Loan Opens
A large opening ceremony marked the Cambridge Federal Savings and Loan Assn new offices at 88A Brattle Street. Architect William Galvin designed the handsome building approved by president Edward A. Counihan Jr. The firm founded in 1913 as Inman Cooperative Bank expanded to offer expanded services to savers owners and builders with a branch at 1295 Cambridge Street. Officers include Judge Counihan Edward J. St. Coeur and Francis K. Bueben.
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Brattle Sq
Edw
A. Counihan
Wim
Lawrence Galvin
Cambridge Federal Savings and Loan Ass'n
Brattle St
William Galvin
Edward A. Counihan, Jr
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Inman Co
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