Banquet planned for Councillor Hyman Pill at Commander Hotel
Next Wednesday night promises a gala banquet for Councillor-at-Large Hyman Pill at the Commander Hotel with Judge Edw. A. Counihan Jr. as toastmaster. What began as a small gathering grew due to ticket demand, with officials like Warren L. Bishop and Sheriff Joseph M. McElroy named among organizers. Hymie is described as a prominent business and political figure.
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Commander Hotel
Edw. A. Counihan, Jr
Dever
Warren L. Bishop
Joseph M. McElroy
Harry B. Hershon
Court Action Likely After City Vote On Street Closures
After the city council voted to close four streets in the Federal Housing Areas project, court action seems likely to block the measure. Rodney W. Long of the Mass Real Estate Exchange said a protest would be filed and a voter referendum may follow requiring about 5 000 signatures.
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Termites May Terminate Main Library Building
The Library Trustees met Tuesday to review WPA projects and a payroll signing change. Librarian Sullivan reported a termite outbreak threatening the main library, with damage to window sashes shelves and books. A plan includes steel frames and costly chemical treatments. six workers for twelve weeks at about $5 for supplies.
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McKenzie
Mahoney
Julia Boyle
Edw. Collier
Robt. E. Rogers
Sullivan
Committee On Libraries
Costello
C. P. Cr
What Do You Hear The Sentinel’s Weekly Rumors
John J. McGillicuddy surveys whispers and hints in this weekly Sentinel column. Gensiper compiles rumors with occasional facts about local people, events, and clues heard around town.
Central Square Business Men to Meet Adjacent Councillors
City councillors and Central Square business district members convene at Manhattan Market Montay for a 6 15 P M dinner. A WPA labor appropriation of about 9000 dollars for a proposed Central Square convenience station will be discussed in a short conference following the dinner. The project committee has completed its study and will present its report to the directors.
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Manhattan Market Montay
WPA
Central Square
Charles J. McMenimen
Welfare Board
W. Warren Rauach
Dwight L. Hoopengarner
John H. Corcoran
H. A
Henry Wise
Revival of the Old Time Gen tral Club Promises City Comeback
The Sentinel notes hints of reviving the old Gen tral Club once led by mayors officials and leading businessmen. Town talk links changes in local officials to a possible political revival with Baker Lamkin Gibson and Cav anaugh figures amid a wide range of city affairs.
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James H
Two-Gun" Baker
Quincy
Tommy Gibson
Woodruff Outlines Regional Planning Goals for New England
Joseph T. Woodruff, president Stevens of the Cambridge Industrial Association, described North East Regional Planning aims at a Tuesday luncheon. He urged clear goals, noting highways, travel, land use, river valley conservation, and recreation as key focus areas and called recreation a major New England industry.
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Frederick H. Fay
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Kiwanians Present Minstrel Show Worthy Of Charity
The Kiwanians stage a minstrel show directed by Steve Mahoney with Cambridge singers led by Dr. George E Whoriskey and a cast including Bill Galgay Tom O’Hara Dana Squires Frank Wyeth Wayne Keith Eddie Millen and Maurice Corkery. Tickets sold at J Albert De Lacey’s Book Store and Central Square Theatre box office to aid a local charity.
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Cambridge Singers
George E. Whoriskey
Leo Cannon
Joseph Higgins
Bill Galgay
Tom O'Hara
Cambridge Water Board
Bill
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Frank Wyeth
Wayne Keith
Eddie Millen
Maurice Corkery
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City Council OKs Federal Housing Petition on Main Street
Crowded chamber hears city housing plan to close four Main Street streets in the Main Street Housing Area. Federal Housing officials, local leaders, and business owners weighed in with support and opposition as the council prepared to act on the request.
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