Cambridge Subway Extension Hearing Draws 150 Supporters
Council hear ing on extending the Cambridge Subway to the Arlington line draws over 150 residents despite cold weather. Francis J Roche highlights long discussed plans, cites a $5 million federal grant prospect and a remaining $35 million funding gap while endorsing rapid transit improvements and job creation.
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Foley
Duffy's Removal Order Repealed After Council Hearing
Councillor J Gordon Duffy, active since January, urged a probe into the electrical department at Monday night Finance Committee. He moved to remove City Electrician Baer but withdrew after Baer requested the stenographic report. motion to table passed. Continued on Page 8.
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Rindge Alumni Banquet a Great Success
The Rindge Technical School Alumni banquet drew nearly 150 members for a football themed evening at the school Tuesday. Old and new grads mingled over turkey dinner served by six undergrads and ice cream squares. President Frazer won re election as did Mel Hunt as vice president and Ed Donovan as secretary.
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Mel Hunt
Ed Donovan
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John W. Wood
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Washington
Dillon aids Suffolk district shift in Democratic gain plan
Rep. Thos P Dillon of 25545 Broadway backs efforts to secure the second Suffolk district for a Democrat in the next state election. Police report submachine gun shortages amid questions on prior armament. Officials note inquiries into the electrical department and a stadium festival funds mystery. City politics buzz includes mayoral hopes for Roche and Haverty, while Hurley joins the State Board of Tax Appeals.
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Andy) Dillon
Broadway
Suffolk
Terry
McMenimen
Early Home Buying in Cambridge Christmas Appeal
The piece urges Cambridge residents to buy early for superior gift options and to avoid post holiday markdowns. It praises Cambridge stores as live institutions with diverse interiors and attractive Central Harvard Inman square windows. It argues local merchants deserve intelligent patronage and to make Cambridge first choice for Christmas purchases.
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State Treasurer Urges Mortgage Moratorium Plan
Massachusetts State Treasurer Charles F. Hurley calls on Governor Ely to convene bankers for a voluntary residential mortgage relief program. He proposes a one year moratorium on foreclosures, three year pause on principal payments, and voluntary mortgage interest reduction to five percent for three years.
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Council Split on Investigation of the Purchasing Department
City Council debated an investigation into the Purchasing Department. Duffy pressed for action while Skilton preferred reference to the committee or an executive session. Lyons warned the 1934 council would be known for investigations as members clashed over orders and referrals.
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Bill) Shem
Jack” Haverty
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Mahoney
O'Connor
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Amee
Pill
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Foley
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Lakeview Avenue
Rindge
Curley
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Central Square
P. S&s
Stove League Night at Cambridge American Legion Hall
Cambridge Post No 27 hosts Stove League Night at New Legion Hall Central Square next Thursday. Eddie Collins Red Sox GM and Judge Fuchs Braves president expected to speak. Present major leaguers Irving Burns Bump Hadley Blondy Ryan Hogan Tamulis Mulligan Graham MacFayden Fletcher attending.
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Jack” Burns
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Elbert Fletcher
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