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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
1
Cambridge assesses a 1933 tax rate of 33.50 dollars, three seven tenths lower than 1932, aided by a 700000 dollar loan under Chapter 07 Acts of 1993 and 198,182.53 dollars from the Federal Relief Act of 1939.
Cambridge N R A plans a city wide Blue Eagle canvass starting Monday evening with volunteers visiting all homes to secure pledge cards to deal only with N R A member businesses. The drive targets employers to urge signing of the blanket code and ends Friday night. Charles F J McCue leads the setup with E B Spalding and Thomas J McLaughlin Jr coordinating speakers and publicity.
After secret meetings at the Continental Hotel opponents of Mayor Russell settled on School Committeeman John D. Lynch as the anti foe candidate. Lynch, a North Cambridge drug store operator and bank executive, has served on the School Committee for four years and frequently opposed the mayor.
Whispers from a Cambridge conference at the Hotel Continental favor John D. Lynch for mayor. The report notes his business leadership, sympathy for workers, and potential for a practical, humane city administration.
Ocean front 5 room fully furnished cottage plus 1 room suite. Rent by season or week. Mrs Adams at 73 Bass Point Road Nahant. Contact 336 M.
City Council in special session last Tuesday approved a 700000 loan while debating ethics and administration. The panel delayed action on several orders including a 1210 transfer for Public Welfare and a 11844.69 fund shift for Rindge Technical School, with discussions on N R A relations and city employee contributions.
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