Inaugural Event Aims to Honor Mayor With Unemployment Benefit
A plan to devote inauguration night to an unemployment relief entertainment grows from a Victory Banquet idea. A committee forms to organize a free armory venue, festive lights from Cambridge Electric, and a $1 ticket with two free raffle tickets per entry.
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Michael Kelleher
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Ernest Maguire
Louis Newman
Forrest Gould
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del Castillo
Centabrigia Club
Maud Stearns
Zonta Club
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Joseph Authier
Barnett Stone
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David Livingstone
John Romanski
Carl Cederberg
William Hogan
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Protest at Board of Appeal over Prospect Street parking
Residents and property owners near Harvard and Prospect streets gathered at the Board of Appeal hearing to oppose Theodore Belbin’s petition for open-air parking at 125 Prospect Street. Belbin, claiming a lease and ownership of the Fuller estate, said he would maximize spaces if approved. The Residence 3 district drew opposition from Judge Edward A. Counihan and about 20 residents led by Joseph E. Doherty and George Chapman.
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Eloquence and Smoke at Mt Auburn Holy Name Society Event
About 700 men gathered for a smoker and night at Sacred Heart School Mt Auburn hosted by Sacred Heart Church Holy Name Society. Governor Ely could not attend but sent greetings via his secretary Dewitt Clinton DeWolfe. Mayor Russell arrived after being escorted by President Rice and received loud cheers.
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Child Safety Message Emphasizes Street Caution
A note from the Children’s Safety League of Massachusetts urges careful street behavior for children. Signed by a child and guardian Paul Cifrino, the document stresses preventing accidents near automobiles and reinforces safety awareness at home.
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A Hillis Night Celebrates Ward 6 Councillor-Elect
About 200 supporters crowded the Commander Wednesday to toast Ward 6 Councillor-elect Hillis and his future in public life. Notables at the head table included Mayor Russell Registrar Egan and Judge Good.
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Morgan T. Ryan
Mr. Pickwick
Patrick Henrys
City Hall
Katherine Sullivan
Francis J. Good
Dan Webster
Chick
Harvard Square stores roll out holiday display and prize plan
Local shops in Harvard Square debut festive decorations as part of a joint plan by the Harvard Square Business Men's Association. A daily $5 gold prize will go to the holder of a circular bearing the lucky number, with about 20 000 circulars distributed across social venues.
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Sentinel Gossip Sparks City Hall Watch
City Council notes absences and budget talk as plans to relocate offices surface. Supt McMenimen seeks private space, while Donnelly criticizes parks protection. Mayor acts on Patrolman Russell case. Chief McBride’s findings awaited.
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City Council OKs transfers and probes Patrolman Russell
The council approved departmental money transfers including 8600 for sewer work and ordered an investigation of Patrolman James D Russell. Councillor Murphy urged Russell to retract claims about closing the D J Murphy Club, which he rejected. Resolutions on Martin A Feeley’s death were adopted.
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200th Anniversary of George Washington Birth Observance
Councillor Leahy secured a week action to have Cambridge mark the 200th anniversary of George Washington birth, honoring the nation’s father and noting Washington and Dan as congenial spirits.
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Leahy
Cambridge
George
Dan
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