04 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1934
Page
1
In a two hour special session, City Council approved Daniel J. Toomey as Clerk of Committees for the remaining one year of a term from June 1, 1934, unanimously. Dr Morris L Dressler was appointed and approved as city physician for a three year term from February 1, 1934.
North Cambridge welcomes a new funeral home as D P Danehy and Sons opens at 2235 Mass Avenue opposite St John’s Church. Timothy D P Danehy oversaw renovations and aims to rank with Greater Boston firms.
A brief note locates Whitney's at the junction of Church and Palmer Street, indicating the corner and level access. It presents a simple directions cue for readers seeking the place.
Two residence house adjoining Christ Church and a teakie fiscal buildings now remodeled with two and three baths tiled. One with new large living room and master’s chamber with bath, eight rooms each finished in Early American country pine paneling with fireplaces. New hot water heating. Tenants may help select wallpaper. Apply William L. Galvin Architect 44 Brattle Street Harvard Sq University 6424.
The Cambridge edition of the Boston American hints at a transfer for a familiar RAM-BLAH figure this week. Special Sheriff Joe McElroy has reserved radio time the night before the September primaries over WNAC. The Massachusetts League of Women Voters plans to continue candidate questionnaires to aid voters. Rep. Paul A. Dever posts a large sign in Central square supporting his run for Attorney General. Watch for possible startling news about a local city official.
Miss M. E. Blackden and Miss C. E. Blackden of Cambridge Massachusetts are spending several weeks at the Gladstone Inn in Falmouth Heights. The item notes Whitney's offers the best food and drinks.
Police charged the Prospect buffet lunch with selling liquor to two men under the influence after they left the Village Lunch and entered the buffet. The license board heard testimony from officer Lehan and owners including Anastos Demos and Cotis Marvelles. The commission retained concerns but dismissed the complaint following testimony and inspections.
The school panel wrestles with bids for repairs at Rindge and other schools while Mayor Russell opposes delegating authority. A $6 tax rate rise and a 15 percent salary cut proposal for all School Department staff are debated amid budget strain and party lines.
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