World Court Debate Stirs Public Opinion and Senate Opposition
The piece credits Father Coughlin with shaping opinion against joining the World Court, noting President Roosevelt favored it for world peace. It argues the Senate rejection would disappoint Roosevelt while warning that Europe’s low standing harms American esteem and echoes the Jeffersonian warning on entangling alliances. An entangling commitment is disputed, jostling for a sane approach to preventing war.
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Father Coughlin
Senate
Roosevelt
Europe
Washington
World Court
City Hall Keeps Supply Chain Steady As Budget Chief Steps In
The mayor directs Treasurer William Shea to assume pro tem duties after the abrupt removal of purchasing agent McCue. Shea efficiently maintains city procurement with a blend of common sense and steady leadership while awaiting a permanent successor. Auditor John McKenzie emerges as a pivotal figure in municipal finance, praised by McCue and central to the cooperative response that underpins the system.
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Russell
McCue
Washington
William Shea
Shea
John McKenzie
McKenzie
Incompetency in Cambridge School Budget Debate
The Cambridge School Committee faces dismissal as moot over excess budget argues with no clear reform path. Critics say the system is overstaffed overdeveloped and mismanaged, hindering efficient governance and prompting calls for temporary state intervention to restore economy and order.
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School Committee
Cambridge
Burt
Fall River
Gilbert and Sullivan in Boston Delights Audiences
The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company of London brings Gilbert and Sullivan to Greater Boston for three weeks of high class entertainment. This program features Patience Tolanthe Mikado and The Gondoliers, with Cambridge audiences praising the lively satire and music that blends wit and fancy.
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Savoyards
D’oyly Carte Opera Company
London
Boston
Gilbert & Sullivan
Bernard Shaw
House of Lords
Cambridge
Early Massachusetts School Law of 1647 Proclaimed
The 1647 Massachusetts law required towns with at least 50 households to maintain a master for reading and writing instruction for children. Towns with 100 households were to sustain a grammar school with costs borne by the householders.
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Massachusetts
Free Cambridge Music Appreciation Course Offered
E. R. A. hosts a free music appreciation course in Cambridge covering great classical symphonies with explanations and illustrations. Classes run Monday through Saturday in two time blocks 2 to 4 and 4 to 6 P.M. for adults 16 or over at 92 Massachusetts Ave second floor.
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Cambridge
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge Youth Arrested in Local Robberies
Francis J. Danby, 22, of Market Street Cambridge, was arrested Tuesday morning on a charge of larceny tied to robberies at Renie’s Spa Cambridge Street and the Franklin Cafe at 444 Portland Street Cambridge.
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Francis J. Danby
Market St
Cambridge
Renie's Spa
Cambridge St
Franklin Cafe
Portland St
Panama Canal Lighthouses Mark Every Mile At Night
The Panama Canal remains well lighted for night navigation with lighthouses and light-buoys marking every mile. Ships await orders as dawn approaches, guided by a bright waterway.
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Panama Canal
Great Waterway
Northwest Railway Dining Car Menu Fame in Winter Foods
A large Northwest railroad maintains a custom to inquire about on its dining car menu foods famous in the winter season. The practice reflects the line’s effort to feature regional and seasonally favored dishes to passengers traveling through its routes.
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Northwest
Y M C A NOTES AND CLUB ACTIVITIES
New Camrin Club members Phillip Jellow David Lambert Leonard and L Dergay are welcomed. Fred Burt is president John Smith vice president Frances Hines secretary treasurer. Checker Club beat Wells Memorial Boston with twelve players. Local winners include John Coyne John Gallagher William Michaels George Robinson. Y team played Belmont for a ping pong tray. Membership Committee discussed February rate.
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Phillip Jellow
David
Lambert Leonard
L. Dergay
Camrin Club
Fred Burt
John Smith
Frances Hines
Checker Club
Wells Memorial
Boston
John Coyne
John Gallagher
William C. Michaels
George F. Robinson
Belmont
Durrell Hall Audition as Film Sound Art Promotes Subtle Tone
Durrell Hall offers intelligent audition methods for movie sound, from grave to thunderous. Patrons enjoy a cosy theatre where a whispered line can emerge naturally amid precise volume control, reflecting nature and Shakespearean balance.
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Durrell Hall
Perrault and Gans Wed at Blessed Sacrament Church
Walter L. Perrault of 888 Mass Ave and Miss Ella EB Gans of 165 Reymond Street were married at Blessed Sacrament Church last Saturday morning by Rev Fr Finnegan. Attendant was Dorothy Gans and best man Daniel J. Toomey Jr. A wedding breakfast followed at the Parker House before a short honeymoon.
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Blessed Sacrament Church
Pearl Street
Walter L. Perrault
Mass. Ave
Ella EB. Gans
Reymond Street
Finnegan
Dorothy Gans
Daniel J. Toomey, Jr
Parker House
Bankers Group Launches Public Banking Ad Campaign
The American Bankers Association announces a New York based inform advertising series for member banks. The program aims to boost public understanding of sound banking and its community ties. It emphasizes trust, public duty, and that the service supplements current advertising rather than replaces it.
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American Bankers Association
New York City
Hecht
Association Bays
Tnts
Charley McCue Tributes Recall City Purchasing Agent
A Cambridge obituary honors Charles F. J. McCue known as Charley a dynamic fighter for duty and a gifted purchaser for the city. The piece recalls his fearless opinions kindness and keen intellect as he pursued cost saving and quality. He died after a lifelong devotion to public service and salescraft with Mayor Russell and others praising his frankness sincerity and humor.
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Charles F. J. McCue
Charley
Cambridge
Charley McCue
McCue
Dr. Johnson
Goldsmith
Russell
Virginia
City Hall
Mr. Jaggars
Anne
Charles F. McCue
Fish Thrive in 136 Degree Waters at Lucania Springs
A Lucania Browni fish species inhabits hot water springs with year round water temperature staying at 136 degrees. The organism endures extreme heat and maintains activity in such an environment, illustrating unique thermophilic adaptation.
Keohan Tribute to Enduring Relics of a Beloved Figure
In a reverent poem the author recalls a revered figure who once filled the heart of a grand building. He speaks of lasting memory beyond time, the sanctuary’s walls, and the enduring spirit that remains in cherished hearts despite Time’s decay.
Connerton Police Patrolman Dismissed Following Hearing
Cambridge police officer Francis J. Connerton was dismissed by Chief Timothy F. Leahy after a hearing on conduct unbecoming an officer. Charged with failure to report off duty on January 20, Connerton, appointed in 1928, may appeal to a District Court for review of the evidence.
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Francis J. Connerton
Cambridge Police
Timothy F. Leahy
Connerton
Leahy
Europe’s Largest Office Building in Kharkov Said Soviet Admin Center
Report claims a Kharkov Soviet administrative complex stands as Europe’s largest office building. The description highlights its massive scale and governmental function within the regional capital.
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Europe
Kharkov
Cambridge City Council Passes Multiple Ordinances and Resolutions
The Cambridge City Council adopted measures directing police compliance, tax exemption lists for educational use, extra bus service on Concord Avenue, study on a recreation building and library at Cambridge Field, and a project director to accelerate EBR A collaboration. It also expressed thanks to U.S. Senators and William Randolph Hearst for opposing World Court adherence and requested a legal opinion on snow removal liability for elevated tracks.
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Sameerah
Duffy
Board of Assessors
Mahoney
Heston
Concord Avenue
Blanchard Road
Harvard Square
Cambridge Field
Lyons
United States Senate
World Court
Cambridge
William Randolph Hearst
United States
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Shea
EBR A
Candy Purchase Totals In United States Range $750 Million To $1 Billion
The United States sees candy purchases totaling between 750 million and 1 billion dollars annually. This broad estimate highlights strong demand for confectionery across the nation with no single company named.
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U. S
United States
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