Central Square Convenience Station Planned by Spring
Central Square merchants push for a long awaited sanitation station to serve about 100000 weekly visitors. The Board of Health led by Dr Leo Myles David Helligan and John Henderson will decide site with E R A cooperation and city plans by Frank Hooker and John Terry. The project would use New Deal E R A funds with local labor and city materials. A sunken station near Mase Avenue is proposed with widened sidewalks for access.
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Leo Myles
David Helligan
John Henderson
Cambridge E. R. A
Charles M. Memimen
Frank Hooker
John Terry
Menimen
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City Notes on Cambridge Politics Police and Merchants
Local column reports on Cambridge politics and public safety. Mayor Richard M. Russell may request a department progress report from Police Chief Leahy while discussions rise about Sunday closing for restaurant liquor licenses. Traffic Sergeant John R. King earns praise for efficiency amid business concerns. Betty Mullally is noted for a diamond watch in the treasurer’s office. Assistant Purchasing Agent position teased. Mayor Russell possibly endorsing a candidate. General Paul A. Dever to address February 18 on a proposed State Department of Justice. Ray W. Guild named counsel for the Cambridge Retail Beverage Consumers’ Association.
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Washington
Russell
T. F. Leahy
Cambridge
Elizabeth
Betty) Mullally
East
North
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Paul A. Dever
State Department of Justice
Tom" Schoener
Manhattan
Ray W. Guild
Cambridge Retail Beverage Consumers’ Association
Guild
Ray
Kiwanis Minstrel Show Set for February Night
Wives and mothers who have missed husbands sons brothers and fathers will find relief as the Kiwanis minstrel show returns to Rindge Auditorium on the evening of February 25. The annual event promises family reunions and entertainment as Kiwanians stage the program.
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Rindge
Budget Clash Marks Cambridge School Committee Meeting
Cambridge's School Committee passed a 1935 budget of 1,943,127 with no cuts despite Mayor Russell’s attempts to trim items. The meeting featured amendments to rules, criticism of teacher numbers, and calls to authorize unpaid 1934 bills, all amid a lively, partisan session lasting late.
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Richard M. Russell
Russell A. Wood
Russell
Sidy
Fitzgerald
Delaney
Robart
Mr. Wood
Supt
Payson Smith
Mr. Russell
Supt. Fitzgerald
Mrs Mary Bowditch Forbes Hosts Lincoln Birthday Exhibition
Mrs Mary Bowditch Forbes invites all to Lincoln Cabin at 215 Adams Street Milton on Lincoln's birthday February 12 from 2 to 5 PM to view her collection of Lincoln relics and the reproduction of his birthplace. Admission free.
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Lincoln
Adams Sti
Milton
Mars
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