No Official Decision on Mahoney Robart Debate
A near hundred attendees at the Imperial Chinese Restaurant in Central Square heard Mahoney and Robart clash over Cambridge schools costs. The Central Sq Business Men's Assn sponsored the event, but President Winn blocked a vote to declare a winner due to non members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Chinese
Central Square
Central Sq
Henry J. Mahoney
Ralph W. Robart
Cambridge
Elmer H. Bright
Pres. Winn
Association
Bright
Mahoney
Pres. Roosevelt
America
Central Trust Co to Be Reopened
The reorganization committee and commissioner seek to reopen the closed bank or form a new one. Stockholders are asked to approve surrender of liabilities and exchange stock for Shawmut stock under a plan. Two thirds of the new subscription may be required, with options for stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust CO
Supreme Court
Reorganization Committee
Commis
Sioner
Shawmut
Nan Boston
Shawmut Asaem
Shawmut Association
What Do You Hear? by John J. McGillicuddy
A reflective column by John J. McGillicuddy analyzes everyday sounds and their impact on urban life. The piece contrasts noisy street scenes with quieter moments, inviting readers to notice the auditory texture of their surroundings.
Mayor Russell Presses Governor to Veto Bill on Police
The piece notes Mayor Russell phoning Governor Ely to veto a bill making 30 reserve officers regular, with Rep. Cavanagh present in the governor’s office. It mentions a possible city department exposé, shifts in Senate race plans, and local political maneuvering around Harvard Square figures and upcoming council and finance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Ely
State House
Cavanagh
Tia
Paul Dever
J. Frank Facey
Charlie Cavanagh
Frank
Harvard Square
Ripley
Lyons
Pres
Geo. E. Cole
Harvard Sq. Business Men's Ass'n
Harvard “Co-op
Atty
Stoughton Bell
Everett Mores
Mayor declines to answer council in open session
A record crowd attended the city council meeting as debate heated over the mayor's first re organization ordinance creating a division of finance. Mayor Russell sent word he wished to speak and President Foley named Councillors Hillery and Delaney to an escort committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McMenimen
Jones I. Corrigan
Boston College
Roosevelt
Russell
Foley
Hillery and
Delaney
Fall River Officials Hear Finance Plan at Luncheon
Former State Treasurer James Jackson addressed Fall River Industrial Association members, outlining city finances and urging passage of a finance division ordinance. He warned of a $1,000,000 debt due May 15 and cautioned against payless pay days while stressing tax-based loan repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Association
James Jackson
Fall River Board of Finance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Square Business Men’s Association
Brannen’s
Kent Street
Brookline
Regent
Charles F. Hurley
John J. McGillicuddy
Cambridge Electric Light Co
Associated Gas & Electric Co
Madison Club
Associates
Bill Lynch
Antis
City Yards
Lynch
Hyman Pill
Industrial Ass'n
L. B
Harvard University
Schols
H & Fitzgesthd
McMenimen
Joseph P. Maher
Chas. F. Hurley
Commonwealth Avenue
Puritan Candy Shop
Fall River Finances
State Board
REP
Anhattan Market
UNIV
Mass
SEF Fool Sa
Cambridge’s Food Center
Telephone University
Sunkist
Lemona, Doz
Florida
Zoe
Frankforts
Bologna
Baker's
Tha
Pickwick Ale
Colonial Beverage CO
Hampshire Street
Porter
White Cross Laundry
Somerset
Sylvia Sidney
George Raft
Vina Delmar
Morgan Mallory
John
Ethel—Lionel Barrymore
Rasputin
Jack Oarie
Sailor
Cambridge Taxi Co
Cambridge Taxi Company
General Motors Truck Company
Pontiac
Mich
Fisher
Frank P. Magann
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