No Says the Mayor on School Funding Debate
The City Council Finance Committee discusses a 250000 appropriation for the Rindge School. the School Committee, led by John D. Lynch, backs a change to have the chairman approve bills. The mayor opposes major changes, citing existing responsibility and government framework. The meeting extends to discussions on music director exams and school assignments.
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City Council
Rindge
McGreenery
John D. Lynch
Wood
Lynch
George H. Murphy
Newton Street
Joseph F. Freni
Hancock Street
Madeline Parsons
Harvard Street
Hurley
Supt. Fitzgerald
Marion L. Ackerman
Lillian McCarthy
Kelley School
Lincoln School
East Cambridge Catholic Club Mass Prompts Civic Toasts
The East Cambridge Catholic Club held its annual communion mass and breakfast for about 1500 at Sacred Heart Church and Thorne dike School Hall. Rev. George F. Strohaver preached on The Humanitarian Hoax, denouncing Bolshevism and Modernism while local leaders and guests lauded the club’s work.
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East Cambridge
George F. Strohaver
Holy Cross College
Thorndike
Sacred Heart Church
Michael T. Kelleher
Jesus Christ
God
William A. “Bill” Coveney
Robert A. Hurley
Charles F. Hurley
John Marr
B.C
Charles F
Holy Cross
Emmett O'Brien
Joseph M. Stokes
James T. Barrett
Vaudeville Show Planned By Bleaged Sacrament Clubs
A large vaudeville performance is planned for next Friday evening in the Bleaged Sacrament parish school hall on Lake Street. Proceeds go to the convent fund. Director John F. Plunkett and music head George Murphy lead a committee including Leopold Bartel and many local residents and Misses Mary Kell Annie Hurd Carrie Sullivan Nellie Shine Annie Reilly and others.
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School Hall
Lake Street
Convent Fund
John F. Plunkett
George Murphy
Leopold Bartel
Public Welfare Board
Fol
Lowing
Mesdames Plonkett
Crowe
J. Kelley
M.reed
C. Chea
Gallagher
Burns
Cowell
Mahoney
P. Normile
Leader
Mullin
Alexander
McLaughlin
William A. McLaughlin
Bartel
Sweeney
Falloy
Joseph
the Misses
Mary Kell
Annie Hurd
Carrie Sullivan
Nellie Shine
Annie Reilly
Annie Reed
Margaret Reilly
Ellen Walsh
Mary Murphy
Elizabeth Collins
Laura Donnelly
Nellie Keller
Mary Keenan
Mary Joseph
J. J. Donahue
Hugh Donahue
Patrick Burke
Charles Alexander
C. R. McLaughlin
Bernard F. Fallon
J. E. Sweeney
Martin McGovern
Michael McKenna
W. D. McGrath
Martin Reed
Edward McGinness
Edward A. Hughes
Garry
Charles S. Mullin
Mary Maloney
Irene Malony
Hugh J. Donahue
Henry McVey
Bridgit- McCullum
Leonard, Loughlin
Patrick Normile
John T. Dotty
Cambridge Honor for Captain James E. Murray at Sanders Theatre
A public testimonial near Harvard University honors Captain James E. Murray for sixty years of Cambridge police service. The event at Sanders Theatre features the Cambridge High and Latin Orchestra, voices of Mrs. Leo Breau and Thomas Quinn, and speakers led by Mayor Richard M. Russell. A suitable gift will be presented.
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James E. Murray
Sanders Theatre
Harvard University
Police Department
Harvard College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Radcliffe College
Captain Murray
Murray
Council meeting backs no fear of future stories
President Stokes and Councillor Delaney declared at this week’s council meeting that they do not fear any results from past or future newspaper stories about them. They stated every smock’s a boost.
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Stokes
Delaney
Cambridge Elks Memorial Service Set With Local Music
The Cambridge Elks observe their annual memorial service Sunday night led by Ray FitzGerald of the School Committee to speak on sorrow and eloquence. Music will be provided by the Lotus male quartet, Beethoven Instrumental Trio, Leola Davies, and Jessie Sorensen. Hubert T. Smith will oversee. Mayor Russell chairs the organizing committee.
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Cambridge Elks
Ray FitzGerald
Pericles
Mr. FitzGerald
Lotus
Beethoven
Leola Davies
Jessie Sorensen
Elks
Hubert T. Smith
Council rejects Rindge plan and backs land purchase
At Monday night Finance meeting and Tuesday session, the council rejected a 1,500,000 Rindge School funding push while approving a 25,000 appropriation to acquire two land parcels near the current school. President Stokes reflected on past proposals and urged prudent spending.
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Supt
Fitzgerald
Lynch
Hurley
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Rogsell
Stokes
Russell
Delaney
Mr. Leahy
Council For Action
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Leahy
T. F. Murphy
Wyethno
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Crowley
Gibson
Hughes
D. J. Murphy
Sennett
Shea
Cazmay
Mohr
O'Connor
Rindge
Holmes
Roberts, Lincoln
Longfellow
Wardwell
American Legion
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