Manhattan Frolic at Pemberton Market Outing
The Manhattan Market annual event led by Chick Ferrori drew couples and singles in a lively outing at Pemberton. Rivalry between married and single men produced a close 11 to 10 finish for the bachelors with notable participants including Dick Martin John and Paul Cifrino Chas Ruggerio Thos Heads Geo Monks and Angelone.
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Manhattan Market
Pemberton
Chick Ferrori
Dick Martin
United Mar- John
Paul Cifrino
Chas. Ruggerio
Thos. Heads
Geo. Monks
Osual
Martin
Angelone
Mitell
Paul Dever Nominated Democratic Candidate for Attorney General
Representative Paul A. Dever chosen as the Democratic Convention candidate for attorney general. A noted Boston trial lawyer born in Boston, he attended Boston Latin School Pace Institute and Northeastern University and earned honors from Boston University School of Law in 1926. He was appointed public administrator of Middlesex County in 1932.
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Paul A. Dever
Mr. Dever
Representative Dever
Greater Boston
Boston
Boston Latin School
Pace Institute
Northeastern University
Boston University School of Law
Woolsack
Middlesex County
City politics buzz and retirements loom in Cambridge
City notes from Cambridge report Lyons fuming over a gift after a council session. Rumors swirl about shifts on Beacon Hill and possible reappointments to commissions. Ex Rep Blanchard is now a local scribe called unofficial adviser to the License Commission. Plans for pensioning unfit police officers loom, while Mayor Russell travels to New York on business. Supt. McMentmen remains tight lipped about future campaigns. School committee lineups falter amid early phone chatter. A North Cambridge youth enters the fish business. Window scriptions in Chinese French and Italian draw attention. Wyeth aims to restore the second district senate seat to Republicans. Former DA Bushnell reportedly urged firemen on a hospital exam. Assessors defend tax rate as $9 per $1,000 value per law. Roger Remington of the Boston Post passes cigars. his wife Helen Anderson reports a healthy newborn. Harry Sidell withdraws from Democratic race in the third district and backs Flynn.
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Lyons
Hizzoner
John
Cambridge
Beacon Hill
Arthur F. Blanchard
License Commission
Russell
New York
Bill” McMentmen
Ben” Wyeth
Bob” Bushnell
Tex
Roger W. Remington
Boston Post
Helen Anderson
Harry Sidell
Trowbridge Street
Wm. J
Bill) Flynn
Polo Club License Suspension Hovers Over Night Club
The Polo Club at 12 Boylston street faced a two week suspension after ABC investigators testified to after hours service to non members and late night activity. Officers reported entries and a bartender serving a non member to a seated inspector with lights out briefly. The club, undergoing re organization, argued the evidence insufficient for revocation while the license board noted ongoing inquiries.
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A. B.C. Commission
Boylston Street
Harold J. O Brien
Lowell
Carey
A. M
Mr. Doyle
John W. Lyons
O'Brien
Atty. Lyons
Doyle
James Sheridan
Huron Avenue
William P. Carey
Waltham
Russell for Congress Dominant Democratic Race Hints Victory
Boston Globe observer John B. Merrill says Democratic leaders pushed other candidates to withdraw in favor of Mayor Russell for the 9th District nomination. Russell faces Albert L. Brophy and Frank L. White in September 20 balloting, with enduring family popularity and recent city council clashes boosting his profile.
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Russell
John B. Merrill
Boston Globe
Albert L. Brophy
Waltham
Frank L. White
Newton
Merrill
Cambridge
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Suh
Robert Luce
Washington
Mayor Russell Reappears As City Council Delays Meeting
An adjourned Finance Committee session delayed the start of a special council meeting to 9 PM. The crowd waited as Mayor Russell spoke, mixing sugar with vinegar. Appropriations totaling 4 8200 plus a 3000 special counsel request are noted, including ERA funds for parks and health, and a 2000 salary for the budget examiner.
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Park Department
Fort Washington
Board of Health
Cambridge Sanitarium
City Council
Law Department
ERA
Roche
Public Utilities Commission
Lyons
Finance
Tax rate for 1934 set at 38.90 dollars
The Board of Assessors announced Friday that the tax rate for 1934 would be 38.90 dollars. This marks an increase of 5.40 dollars over 1933 when the rate was 33.50.
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Board of Assessors
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Central Square
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North Avena
Massachusetts Ave
Manhattan
Paul Dever
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O’brien
Glesda Farrell
Mary Astor
Lyle Talbot
James Cagney
Joan Blondell
Jack Holt
Fay Wray
Black Moon
Uarmelkorn
Karmelkorn
Whitney's
Corner Church
Palmer
Massachusetts Avenue
James J. Cassidy
Inman Square District
Mass
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John J. McGillicuddy
the Sentinel
Imperial Chinese Resturant
Central Sq. Tel
Uni
Co-operative Bank
Columbian Co-Operative Bank
Room
TEL. Uni
Polo Club
Edw. F. Nye
Congress
Roosevelt
Richard M. Russell
Police Dept
Anhattan Market
Rts
Mass.ave
Central Sq
Sunkist Lemons
Old
Vermont
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