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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1938
Page
4
The piece argues Cambridge stores cut overhead and offer wholesale-like prices, praising Starr's Market at 1182 Cambridge Street for fresh produce and meat, holiday dinners, and quick service via Tro. 7120. It urges buying locally for convenience and savings.
The account describes Columbus as tall and muscular with a dignified demeanor. It notes a long face aquiline nose light gray eyes and an air of authority. A fragment mentions teams but offers no substantial detail.
The Knickerbockers of New York formed in 1845 as the first organized ball club. In that era an inning was a hand and twenty one runs on aces were needed to win a game.
Y M C A notes report 150 boys from 28 branches will celebrate next week in Rhode Island and Boston. Frank Dwelly defeats Wesley Drew for the State Table Tennis singles with Corcoran, Dwelly winning doubles. Corcoran also takes the Y members' medal. Senior Basketball League has four teams tied for second place as Crimsons, Olympians, Buccaneers, and Smith Chair play weekly through March 14 in the gym.
The piece chronicles Kubla Khan establishing Mongol rule in 1279, the Ming dynasty's rise around 1368, and the 1644 Manchu shift. It notes Christian introduction during Ming, Russian trade from 1653, and the 1911 republican overthrow, with remarks on race from a Mackenzie source.
The article reports experts challenging established cavern ages in the United States. Geologists question the stalactite ring theory and suggest cave formations date back to the ice age, stirring debate among scientists about the true timeline of cave development.
The report outlines forthcoming issues in Europe and Asia and notes an evening discussion focusing on China. It highlights planned topics and the regional emphasis for the coverage.
At a meeting of Disabled Veterans in the Jewish War Veterans Hall Central Square plans were outlined to form a post of the Disabled Veterans of the World War. Eugene Sheehan spoke of the convention to be held next year in Boston. Anthony D. Tieso and Harry Jenkins addressed the gathering along with several committee members. An operating for all Disabled Veterans will be held Sunday January 8 in the Jewish War Veterans Hall.
Jack Benny headlines Metropolitan Theatre on Thursday in Artists and Models Abroad with Donald O Connor and Billy Cook in Tom Sawyer Detective on the same bill. Benny plays a wise cracking head of a troupe stranded at the Paris Exposition with Joan Bennett as his foil. The big cast includes Mary Boland Charley Grapewin Fritz Feld and Linda Yale among others.
Mayor John W. Lyons will greet Supt. John T. Shea and their large groups at a cheerful event. Volunteer entertainers include Tom Quinn Jerry Meaney Jerry Allen Frank Buchanan Mary Collins and Our Kate Smith among others. Maurice Corkery Central Sq Theatre manager and Charles Sandy Chapman lead the program with Jack Moriarty assisting.
City Council approved heat supply to Tech housing at Riverbank Court despite protest from Councillor Mahoney about job losses. Debate referenced past Tech incentives and risk of tax title, with mixed votes and absent member Pill. Also, committees reported on station reopenings and budget transfers while honoring ex mayor Daly.
The Sentinel urges Cambridge residents to consider Central Distributing Co. at 480 Mass Ave corner Brookline St in Greater Boston for Christmas liquor needs. The store is extolled for variety, quality, and service with phone orders via TRO 1788 and early purchase recommended.
New Bay Street Bowling Alleys near City Hall promise fine exercise and entertainment with ample space and a bright hall. The venue will attract ladies seeking mixed amusements and club contests, offering elbow room and high service as Bay Street Bowleway Alleys prepare to open.
Keith Memorial Theatre presents There Goes My Heart starring Virginia Brn and March as a reporter. Jane Withers heads the cast in Always in Trouble alongside Patsy Kelly and others. The latest March of Time reel Refugees- Today and Tomorrow screens with Jean Rogers and Arthur Treacher in supporting roles.
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