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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1931

Page

8

Vetoes and Voters Echo Through Buffalo City Leadership

The piece recalls Grover Cleveland’s early vetoes defending city funds, contrasting with a 1931 Cambridge council battle over police and fire salaries. It lauds Mayor Russell’s stance, notes opposition from Sid Murphy, Joe Stokes, Rus Carmay and Doc Mohr, and predicts Russell’s rise in 1932 33.

Grover Cleveland Buffalo New York Russell Napoleon Cambridge Sid Murphy Joe Stokes Rus Carmay Doc Mohr Barry Board of Aldermen

Prudence and Youth Warns Against Hitching Rides

An editorial urges parents to stop youths from hitching rides on moving vehicles during winter. It cautions about dangerous thrills and cites Commander Byrd and Colonel Lindbergh as examples of weighing risks, stressing safety over adventure.

Byrd Colonel Lindbergh Shakespeare

City leaders urged to curb spending amid tax pressures

Warren MacPherson of the Cambridge Industrial Association appeals to the Cambridge mayor and City Council to cut operating costs for the coming year. He commends the mayor's veto of police and fire salary hikes and urges restraint on department budgets to avoid harming local industries.

Police dog found near Oxford Street in Cambridge

A police dog found Friday near Oxford Street Cambridge will be returned to its owner who can provide a description. Contact Elliot Greenblatt at University 2550.

Oxford St Camb Elliot Greenblatt Univ

Cambridge Banks Highlight Local Financial Strength Across City

The article surveys Cambridge banks led by Cambridge Trust Co Walter G. Davis as president and Hamilton chair, Central Trust Co with assets over 21 million, and Cambridge Savings Bank near 49 million. It notes North Cambridge University Trust Co led by John D. Lynch, Lechmere National Bank led by Fred H. Moulton, and East Cambridge Savings Bank with 22 million in assets.

Hamilton Central Trust Co Cambridge Walter G. Davis Harry F. Stimpson Harvard Square Cambridge Trust Co Alvin Hathaway Lechmere National Bank East Cambridge Fred H. Moulton Ladder U. S Henry Clay North Cambridge University Trust Co John D. Lynch Cambridge Savings Bank Central Square Cambridgeport Savings Bank Henry J. Winslow Choice United States North Avenue Savings Bank East Cambridge Savings Bank Fred EB. Wheeler Wideawake

Back yard garages discussed at License Commission hearing

The License Commission heard no opposition to garage plans at 6 Appian Way and 418 Mass Avenue but discussed a complaint against Eugene Dube of 88 Prospect Street for an open air garage. Mrs Dube admitted cars in the yard for charge and promised removal. others criticized backyard parking and a Chinese applicant for a restaurant license was asked to prove birth in the U S.

License Commission Appianway Mass. Avenue Eugene Dube Prospect Street Julian Dube Quinn Edward Martin Martin John J. Moran Prospect Street Improvement Association

Mankind's Limitation A Quotation by Hurke

A reflective quotation on human nature warns that the great error lies in never knowing where to stop and never being satisfied with a reasonable gain. It attributes this thought to Hurke.

Hurke

Education's Force Shapes Youth Minds and Manners

A quoted aphorism by Atterbury reflects education's powerful influence on shaping young minds and habits for lifelong impressions. It emphasizes molding character through schooling and instruction.

Atterbury

No Rain From Clear Sky Weather Statement Records Doubt

The weather bureau reports no record of rain falling from a clear sky. Dew drops and insect life on tree limbs may be mistaken for rain, fueling old beliefs about rainfall in such conditions.

Weather Bureau

Ex-Mayor McNamee Plans Location Shift Rumor

Gossip rounds report ex mayor McNamee denying plans to move to another city. The piece notes additional local items: Hyde Park visit, Wheuley’s Den Lunch opening, and various city figures in Cambridge and East Cambridge. It mentions a house burglary at 140 Otis Street and transit commission hearings.

Daily Papers McNamee Hyde Park Wheuley Mase. Avenue John Ahern, Jr Chamberlain John Coveney Otis Street Captain Hurley J. W Pat Boston Transit Commission Cambridge Boston General Bancroft Charlestown Roxbury Edward Everett Gaughan Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society

Keith Boston presents Musicomedy of 1932 vaudeville show

R E 0 Keith-Boston opens for the holidays with Harry Carrolls Musicomedy of 1932 featuring Wally Vernon Lynn Dore and the Carrollettes. Other acts include Jane and Katherine Lee Sonia and Vernon and Mulrey Me Neece and Ridge. Screen feature The Deceiver stars Dorothy Sebastian and Ian Keith. Christmas novelties include Santa Claus gifts and Yuletide music by the R K O Bostonian Orchestra directed by Larry Flint.

Keith-Boston Harry Carroll Wally Vernon Lynn Dore Wallace Vernon, Jr Billy Vernon Julio Matio Harry Morrisey Seven Carrollettes East Jane Katherine Lee Sonia Vernon Mulrey Neece Ridge Columbia Dorothy Sebastian Ian Keith Loyd Hughes Natalie Moorehead Santa Claus R-K-O-Bostonian Orchestra Larry Flint

Admiration of Higher Things Inspires Noble Feeling

Fragmentary excerpt discusses the human impulse to revere elevated ideals beyond self. It hints at a lifelong vivifying influence guiding moral character and conduct.

Crocheted Hair Jibe Sparks Clergy Toast Row

A Vancouver Province item recalls a wartime gag about a famed New York clergyman with kinky hair. Introduced by a witty bald toastmaster the preacher quips about preferring crocheted hair to hair that is off.

New York Vancouver Province

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