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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1940

Page

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Purchasing Agent Hillis and the Cambridge School Budget

A historical critique of City Purchasing Agent Hillis and a 1925 act that allowed mayoral veto over school committee budgets. The piece traces shifts in control from Beale era independence to executive oversight, noting how retroactive legislation centralized city spending decisions and subject public schools to mayoral influence.

Wm. D. Hillis Cambridge Boston Lynn Jos, H. Beale D. Hillis Law City

Dever accuses MA Republicans of intimidation plan

Massachusetts Attorney General Paul A. Dever charges Republican leaders with a deliberate program of intimidation targeting thousands of private‑sector employees statewide. A letter, mailed by W. J. McDonald for the Republican Finance Committee, asks firms to provide names and addresses of staff able to donate fifty dollars or more to the campaign. Dever asks what happens if employees refuse and whether jobs or other retaliation are at stake.

Paul A. Dever Massachusetts W. J. McDonald Boston Republican Finance Dever

Cambridge Borrowings at Record Low Interest

City Treasurer Andrew F. Carroll sold 400000 City of Cambridge Street Loan Bonds dated August 1 1940 payable 80000 annually August 1 1941 to August 1 1945 to National Shawmut Bank of Boston at 100 005 with an interest rate of seven eights of one percent This is the second lowest rate on bonds issued by Treasurer Carroll in the citys history The lowest rate was three quarters of one percent.

Andrew F. Carroll City of Cambridge Street National Shawmut Bank of Boston Carroll

City Hall Mystery Man Baffles Officials at Beach Theatres

Ann Corio visits Mayor Lyons amid a swirl of local gossip and theatre chatter. The Brattle Summer Theatre stars Ann Corio in The Barker as fans watch City Hall intrigue unfold with a mystery man, staff absences, and plans for a seaside break.

Ann Corio Lyons Hizzoner Barker Brattle Hugh Keenan Hampton Beach License Rd Tom Harney Tom's River Central Sq Alan E. Switzer Hotel Mer Falmouth Ben Burnhill Ann Foley Water Dept City Hall Willkie G. Frank Hooker Atlantic City Danny Owens Bidz Billy Murphy White Horse Beach Plymouth Way

Continental Hotel Workers The Continental Crew shines

The Continental Crew led by Chauncey Depew Steele earns praise in hotel circles. Key staff include resident manager, head office clerks Charles Harris Geo Hanlon Edward Holden tel operators Helen OConnor Helen Mulrey garage team Dan McNamara Maurice Kiley attendants Eddie Glenzel Geo Perry and a Piccadilly Room waiter squad led by Wally Beevers Elsa Chase and Steve Carney. Directors Charlie Kimball and Pat Tague oversee.

Chauncey Depew

Democrats Register Doors Open for Mike Neville Headquarters

Rep. Mike Neville announces Democratic registration headquarters at 235 Hampshire Street near Inman Street. The message urges voting registration as an important year to vote and includes a telephone contact.

Mike Neville Hampshire St Inman St

Nationwide Alien Registration Urged Under 1940 Act

All aliens aged 14 and older must register from August 27 to December 26, 1940. Children under 14 register by guardians. Registration includes fingerprinting and carries a 1000 dollar fine and up to six months imprisonment for noncompliance.

United States Congress

Reagan Named New Clerk of Committees at Special Meeting

At a Wednesday night session the motion to defer filling the Clerk of Committee vacancy failed ten to three. Mayor’s appointee Bernard Reagan was approved unanimously and $25 000 from the reserve fund was allocated to City Hospital needs. Councilor Sullivan asked the License Ed. to inspect 4 Francis Ave restaurant conditions. Cambridge members of the Order of the Sons of Italy in America attend the 28th annual Pittsfield convention. Alfredo Vigilante headed credential committee with Mrs Jennie De Vito and Paul D Agostino leading the Seats Committee.

Grane Bernard Reagan Francis Ave Sullivan Cambridge Order of the Sons of Italy America Pittsfield Alfredo Vigilante Jennie de Vito Paul D'Agostino

A Russell for Congress Statement Cited as Defense Warning

A candidate for Congress argues that Hitler and Nazi threat loom near and that only Britain’s forces prevent invasion. The speaker contends others deem the warning fantastic and hysterical, noting continuation on another page.

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Hillis Jos. H. Beale Harvard Law School John Mary John J. McGillicuddy Sentinel Harney O'Loughlin Jim Sheridan Mystery Man City Treas Dim Shea Cashier Elizabeth Betty) Mulally Gutheim Cape Eddie Shannon Fayette St Marjory McNulty Purchasing Dept Savannah Helen Toomey Dept and Messina Essex St.repoi M. Corkery John Donahue Discreet Indhy Central Sq. Theatre Haven Parker Beacon Hill Chas. F. Burley Commonwealth Avenue Continental Hotel Workers Continental Crew Democrats! Register Immigration and Naturalization Service Department of Justice Washington, D. C Reagan the Sentinel J. Henry Quinn Mass Ave Harvard Square Home Owners Loan Corp Anhattan Massachusetts Avenue Central Square San Marino Muscatel Calif. Wines Guinness Stout Manhattan Mass. Ave Harry Katz CO Brookline ST. Eli A Russell Hitler Jim Flynn
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