Rumors Fly as City Hall Gossips Weave Changes
In Boston area notes, chatter links Ex-Rep Jimmy Mahler to a top police and fire chief role at City Hall. Prominent figures discuss Messina family congratulations and new heiress Angelica. Major Bill Bowie rumored for Hollywood screens tests. Bowie's inside tips stir talk of political shifts.
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Leo D. Messina
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Angelica
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Bill Bowie
Water Dept
Tim Good
Hollywood
Major Bowes
Bowie
Jimmy Mahoney
Remembering Jim Aylward a Friend of City Hall
In a reminiscence J Frank Facey recalls Jim Aylward a longtime friend and former Alderman from East Cambridge. He notes Aylward's direct honesty spirited wit and firm opinions and places him among notable leaders of his era alongside Gov Russell Josiah Quincy and George Fred Williams. The piece hints at a continuation on Page 5.
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Young Men's’ Democratic Club
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Charles Thurston
Aylward
Fred Deitrick
McLaughlin Faces Surprise Defeat in Budget Vote
Young Richard McLaughlin brother of City Solicitor George McLaughlin loses a Budget Examiner confirmation by eight to six after a brief recess for conference Pres McNamara and others switch positions. Last week the measure passed eight to six. two fewer regular meetings remain this year.
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Hillis
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Pill
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Wyeth
Donovan
Gibson
Sennott
J. Sullivan
Swenson
Toomey
Cambridge Officials and Gangism in Public Life
A reflective column questions whether Cambridge hosts ganglike corruption, from betting and liquor hours violations to tolerated brasseries. It praises vigilance by Eliot Spalding and warns that complacency erodes democracy, arguing there is no twilight between right and wrong.
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Cambridge Budget Meeting Highlights Civic Economy Debate
The second Know Your City supper at the Continental, hosted by the League of Women Voters and Taxpayers Association, drew few in numbers but strong in ideas. Misa C. G. Ruggles outlined Cambridge finance history in a Radcliffe PhD thesis and urged trimming the school budget while questioning Harvard taxation. Eliot Spalding, Taxpayers Ass'n secretary, argued city costs are dominated by debt, schools, and salaries, urging a scientific survey of eligible population and noting payrolls shape the municipal economy. He warned against hidden political influences and noted high pay in fire, police, cemetery, and library budgets.
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T. R. Powell
Cambridge Finance
Misa C. G. Ruggles
Radcliffe
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Cambridge
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Sammie
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