What Do You Hear Whispers and Rumors This Week
A round up of whispers rumors and faint facts from the week features hints about local politics society and business. Names and places appear as hints but concrete confirmations remain scarce.
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03 Dec 1932
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Cambridge Sentinel in Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1932
Page
1
Lewiston trip hints at mayor bid and local politics
Reporter notes Rep Ralph Hamilton weighing a mayoral run after visiting Lewiston and other Maine points. Governor elect Lovia Brann, a Jeffersonian Democrat, praised Massachusetts results. Councillor John Foley may appear on the city council rostrum next year amid ward politics and park issues. mayor seeks funding for new police and fire stations but deadlines loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Lovia J. Brann
Massachusetts
Feathais
Ritty
John J. Foley
Cambridge
Richard
Park Commission
New Rindge School
Manhattan Market A Samaritan in Cambridge
The Manhattan Market, led by Peter Deluca and the Citrino Bros., emphasizes humane cooperation by giving away five pounds of fresh beef bones every Monday and Wednesday morning to those who cannot buy. They explain the practice stems from low renderer payments making free bones more beneficial to customers and the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Manhattan
Peter Deluca
Citrino Bros
United Markets
Sentinel Gossip Sparks City Meeting and Labor Rumors
The Sentinel notes a school committee meeting next Wednesday at 4 30 P M with lateness common. Mayor Russell and City Treasurer Sires seen in Central Square amid talks on razing Mass Avenue Pleasant Street for a new post office built by a Washington firm. Reports on labor use for city buildings, police and fire structures, and possible public debate on radio broadcasting for the Police Department. The Gamewell Co estimates near 77000 for new signaling gear. Louis Clauss of Essex Street dies after five weeks illness in Kissy. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass. Avenue
Pleasant Street
Washington, D. C
Louis Clauss
Essex Street
Kissy
Grove
Page
Lew Newman Transfers to Allston Theatre Manager
After four years at Publix Central Square Theatre, Lewis Newman will become manager of a theater in Allston next week. He formed broad ties with local businessmen and leaders, was elected president of the Central Syn. Business Men's Association, and led an active writers program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publix Central Sq
Publix Central Square Theatre
Lewis Newman
Allston
Central Sy. Business Men's Association
New Home Bakery Opens on Huron Avenue
Pauline's Home Bakery opens today at 360 Huron Avenue serving pies cakes rolls bread and macaroons. Specialties include wedding and birthday cakes with baked beans and brown bread on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Proprietor Guy Bertolami formerly of Gridley Bakeries runs the shop with existing stores in East Cambridge and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 9
Pauline
Huron Avenue
Guy Bertolami
Gridley Bakeries
East Cambridge
Boston
Rome
Safety Islands Still a Thorn Shaped City Council Session
City council discussed the Safety Island problem on Massachusetts Avenue with a subdued audience and no public spectacle. Councilor Roche criticized the mayor as officials noted repeated traffic letters from the Safety Committee and state highway engineers, urging action. An order by Councilor Bowie sought funding to improve the islands as previously approved in April and June, with continuation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roche
Massachusetts Avenue
Safety Commission
Coun
Cil
Council
Safety Committee
State Department of Public Works
Department of Public Works
Bowie
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Ralph Hamilton
Sennett
City Hall
Harvard Square
Ned
Porter
Young Toms
Aaleam Ham
Brighton
Brookline
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Belmont
Somerville
Watertown
Arlington
Manhattan Market
Central Sq
John Cifrino
Sentinel
Russell
Sires
Central Square
St. Clair
Foley
Gamewell Co
Commonwealth Avenue
Lew Newman
NEW Home Bakery
Safety Islands
Mr. Roche
Councillor Roche
Lechmere
OLD Colony Trust Associates
Inman Square
Cambridge ST
Christmas Club
Puritan Candy Shop
Cambridge Public Market
UNI
Pauline’s Home Bakery
HARO
Glasgow
Fish and Chip
Norfolk St
Oliver Building
Mile ST
Hancock
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