Harvard Square Business Men's Association Elects Leaders and Mayor Speaks
Nearly 100 members attended the annual election meeting at Ed Sage's Sahara restaurant on Wednesday night. Mayor Russell, featured before the business portion, urged active involvement by business people and voters to address rising government costs and city finances. President Sullivan bragged of his hard work, while noting scrutiny of city checks and vetoed fire prevention bureau efforts amid state-law conflicts.
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Harvard Square Business Men’s Association
Ed Sage
Sahara
Russell
Thomas F. Sullivan
Wardwell
Walter
Tom
Boston
Taunton
Cambridge
Fall River
Democratic Ladies Minstrel Show In Elks Lodge
The Cambridge Women's Independent and Democratic Club stages a minstrel show next Tuesday and Wednesday at Elks Lodge Room to raise funds for the unemployment fund. The cast features director Miss Yvonne Fortin and president Mrs Richard M Russell with a long list of performers and roles including Mrs Elizabeth McAuliffe Uncle Sam and Mrs Florence Shea Sailor.
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Cambridge Women’s Independent and Democratic Club
Elks Lodge
Richard M. Russell
Yvonne Fortin
Margaret Reardon
Corinne Conlon
Rose Horgan
Edward Fay
Elizabeth Feran
Alice McCarthy
Marian Marchant
Daniel Leahy
Elizabeth Sullivan
Julia Suprenard
Teresa Irving
Ursula Murphy
May McCarville
Alice Powers
Egan
Catherine Sugrue
Columbia
Elizabeth McAuliffe
Sam
Margaret Mullen
Florence Shea
Sailor
Alice McClusky
Jocko Headlines Stir City Hall and Banks of News
City Council remains opposed to Mayor Russell while Jocko gossip spreads through City Hall and street corners. The broadcast chatter links treasurer chances to Ned Counihan and names a slate including Bill Shea, Eddie Quinn, and others as speculation swirls around the mayoral race.
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Lehan
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Streets
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Eddie
Tim Good
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Mr. McMenimen
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Jim Conley
Mr. Quinn
Mt. Auburn Street
Treasury
Barry
Bill Shea
Ned Counihan
Ned
First Volunteers Banquet Returns to Riverbank Court
In 1931 the First Volunteers held a banquet at Riverbank Court as dictated by Captain John Kinnear's will. A lobster supper warmed guests before speeches by toastmaster Ralph W. Bobart and honorees Miss Adelaide F P Kinnear and Dr and Mrs Herbert Chase. City leaders J J O’Connor and Mayor Russell spoke of Volunteer spirit.
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Soldiers of ‘61
Riverbank Court
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John D. Crowley Orate
John Kinnear
Ralph W. Bobart
Adelaide FP. Kinnear
Herbert Chase
J. J. O'Connor
Russell
Chas. Theodore Russell
Cambridge
Green street traffic reform urged in Central square district
The Sentinel notes Green street congestion with two way traffic and proposes one way westbound flow from Massachu setts avenue to Franklin street plus single sided parking to ease delays near the post office and Manhattan Market. Councillor Mohr urged act while Stokes criticized lack of written opinions on the Fire Bureau ordinance. Delaney blames Mayor Russell for gas mask shortages amid Chief Casey’s stubbornness.
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Casey
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Stokes
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Cambridge Safety Islands
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East Lynne Serial Continues on Page 7
The Sentinel notes another installment of East Lynne appears on page 7 today continuing the serialized tale from prior weeks. Readers are invited to follow the unfolding chapters in their regular paper sequence.
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City Council Clash Over Budget and Police Proposals
City Council notes contested budget actions and requests for ambulance funding. Hans V Kudlich asks to use a room in Harvard square building, while repairs to Roberto School baths are assigned to ordinances. The council approves department transfers and funds for policemen's memorial day.
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Harvard Square
Roberto School
D. J. Murphy
Stokes
Henry F. Lehan
Sennett
Delaney
Cambridge City Home Chief Sculpts Community Spirit
Supt. John T. Shea of the Cambridge City Home orchestrates inmate entertainment with Amos and Andy in town. He arranges a talkie attachment and contacts Peter DeLuca at Manhattan Market to improve movie equipment, sparking a rare, hopeful moment for residents.
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Andy
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