Halt in move for Police Commissioner debated at council meeting
Rumors fly about a salary and adjournment of the special City Council session led by Councillor Roche. The piece notes potential school committee votes for William Elbery as a high school coach and hints at joint talks between the School Board and City Council on a proposed new traffic officer for Central Square. Local political activity centers around Hunt's Drug Store and several leaders, with campaigns for Republican nominations in the 2nd district and State Legion posts. Continued on Page 5.
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Roche
William Elbery
Jan. Fitzgerald
Central Sq
Tom O'Neill
Mts
Tommie
Hunt’s
City Hall
Otis Nay
Ward 4
Howe Amee
Russ Wood
Bill Thompson
Harry Bean
Pat Carroll
Arthur L. Lavigne
Frye
Essex St
Rindge “Tech
Beau Brommell
Tom Quinn
State Legion
Worcester
Cambridge
241St Coast Artillery
Johnny Connors
Fisher's Island
N. Y
Rent notice for St Paul Street six to eight rooms
Central Square district housing ad lists 6 to 8 rooms on St Paul Street. Monthly rent 40 to 45 dollars. Hub 5975.
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St. Paul St
Central Sq. Dis
Prospect St
Council Passes Two School Loans During Heated Meeting
At a special City Council session on Tuesday evening discussions turned tense as officials debated a $510,000 debt issuance toward a new High School unit. Councillor Winslow challenged the plan citing the need to monitor construction and referencing past projects like Rindge School.
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Doyle
Winslow
Mr Bell Two Distinct at Notes
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Bell and notes on an architect. The readable portion suggests a discussion about two distinct notes or ideas linked to Mr Bell and an architectural context, but details are unclear.
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Mr. Bell
Lightning Strikes Truck Garage in Sidney and Allston
A severe storm tore through the city damaging a large truck garage owned by Edward MacGanty at Sidney and Allston Streets. The roof collapsed and trucks were damaged while the police signal system failed for almost two hours. No injuries were reported.
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Edward MacGanty
Sidney and
Allston Sts
Cronin Leads Vigorous 9th District Campaign
Atty Dennis M Cronin of Newton emerges as a strong Democratic contender in the 9th district. His campaign, guided by Manager Charles E Cunningham, has built a large regional organization with nearly 4000 workers across Cambridge wards 4 through 10. Cronin, 42, a Harvard-educated attorney, has served on Newton’s Board of Aldermen and ran the family practice across Greater Boston. He resides at 837 Oakland Avenue Auburndale Massachusetts with his wife and two children. Campaign headquarters at 227 California Street Newton with a branch planned for Central Square. Elizabeth Ford of Murray Printing Company vacationed at Five Islands Maine.
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Charles E. Cunningham
Cunningham
Cambridge
Mr. Cronin
Newton
Boston
New York Central Railroad Co
Oakland Avenue
Auburndale
Mass
Cronin
California Street
Central Square
Governor Hurley Opens Campaign at Hull Club Event
The governor addressed a large audience at the Hotel Pemberton in Hull with Cambridge supporters present. He defended his record, pressed for unemployment relief, criticized a Republican Legislature, and thanked Mayors Lyons and Mary Doyle for their tributes as he kicked off a vigorous campaign.
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Charles F. Hurley
Hull
Hotel Pemberton
Hurley
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Kir
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Jim Keough
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H. L. Sharmat
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Commonwealth Avenue
Elizabeth Ford
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Murray Printing Company
Five Islands, Me
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Commonwealth
Mary Doyle
Felicity
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Old Ripy
Kentucky
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