Everything Happens At Night and South of the Border films
Central Square Theatre presents Sonja Henie in Everything Happens At Night with Ray Milland and Robert Cummings set in the Swiss Alps offering suspense danger and comedy. Gene Autry stars in South of the Border with Virginia Weidler Slim Summerville Guy Kibbee and Douglas Fowley in a Broadway actor tale on an Arizona ranch. Emergency Squad co features Wm. Henry and Louise Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja Henie
Sonja
Ray Milland
Robert Cummings
Swiss
Alps
Gene Autry
Manana
Wm. Henry
Louise Campbell
Spry Seeds Offer Flower Festival for Housewives
Spry Lever Brothers promotes a two part Flower Festival seed offer with five packages of new flower seeds available to housewives for 10 cents and a Spry can top disk. Aunt Jenney's Real Life Stories premieres daily starting February.
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Lever Brothers ‘Co
Jenney
Franchot Tone Stars in The Fifth Column at Colonial
Franchot Tone leads a starry cast including Katharine Locke Lenore Ulric and Lee J. Gobb in The Fifth Column at the Colonial for two weeks. Boston audiences flock to the show with Tone arriving amid strong box office demand while the ensemble features Arnold Moss Hilda Bruce Don Morrison and others in Hemingway drama of Philip and Dorothy.
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Franchot Tone
Katharine Locke
Lenore Ulric
Lee J. Gobb
Tone
Tony
Boston
Katherine Locke
New York
Tiger Rose
Kiki
Lulu Belle
Arnold Moss
Hilda Bruce
Don Morrison
Charles Jordan
Harry Bellaver
A. J. Herbert
Philip
Dorothy
Hemingway
Local Auto Disasters in January in Cambridge
A January police report shows 79 automobile accidents in Cambridge with 3 fatally injured and 78 hurt overall. Of these, 52 victims were riders and 24 injuries were auto versus pedestrian, prompting notes that riders comprised about two thirds of injuries.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Police Department
Mayor's Committee For Highway Safety
Mahoneys Salute the Mater on 80th Birthday
Margaret Mahoney, mother of Streets Superintendent James F. Mahoney, celebrated her 80th birthday at home in Cambridge with daughters Margaret and Katherine, sons Francis Joseph and James, and grandchildren Francis William James Mary and Margaret. Born in Boston, she has lived in Cambridge since girlhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mahoney
James F. Mahoney
Foster Street
Boston
Jim
Sharkey Delights Cambridge Kiwanians At Dinner
Ex world boxing champion Jack Sharkey spoke at the Cambridge Kiwanians weekly dinner at the Commander. He discussed his turbulent career with acumen humor and sharp wit. Attendees praised his poise and delivery, noting parallels to esteemed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Kiwanians
Jack Sharkey
Racly
Steve
Ben Wreth
Doc Whoriskey
Bill Galgay
Harvard
Cambridge Board of Appeal Meeting Notice
City of Cambridge Board of Appeal schedules a hearing Friday February 1984 at 4 00 P M in Room 7 to consider a written appeal regarding a proposed registry on District A 3 Street Sacramento. Louise Meelly secretary.
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Board of Appeal
Richen
Aia 7
Sacramento
City Hall to Hold Hearing on Parking Petition Friday
The Board of Appeals gives notice of a public hearing Friday February 16 at 4 00 PM in Room City Hall on an application to allow open air parking at 205-105 Hanks. Louise M Kelly secretary signs the notice.
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Board of
Appea
City Hall
Peetion
Hanks and Premipee
City of Camberidge Board of Appeal Hearing Notice
Notice by the Board of Appeal that a hearing will be held at City Hall on February at written request by Robert Walcott attorney regarding premises at 11 Water Dome Street to permit erection of a five story apartment building with a setback on Pollen Street and a small rear yard portion less deep than required by law. Property located in District R-2 for 100 feet and District E-3 for about 6 feet. Louise M. Kelt February 16.
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Board of Appeal
Enya
City Hall
Robert Walcott
Pollen Street
R-2
E-3
Louise M. Kellt
Appeal In City Hall Hearing For Construction Permit
The notice outlines an appeal to hold a public hearing on a written petition by Gordon E. Tober regarding a carpentry project on property in district A-3. The hearing is set for City Hall in Room 28 with details referencing 4200 Pat and the date appearing as September 16 in a partially garbled record. Louise M. Kelly is named in the document as part of the notice.
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City Hall
Gordon E. Tober
Old Resident Passed Away in Worcester
Mrs Daniel Loan nee Rose Gormley died in Worcester Massachusetts at 67. Born in Cambridge she was the wife of Daniel Loan a state plumbing examiner and a noted Cambridge Reds pitcher. She left eight children ten grandchildren a sister six brothers and was buried at St John’s Cemetery Cambridge police Elks telephone workers and the Mosquito Club attended.
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Daniel Loan
Rose Gormley
Worcester
Mass
Cambridge
Cambridge Reds
Wm. Linsky
Ray
Will
Cambridge Police Dept
Charles
Hubert
New England Tel. Co
James
Somerville
Frank
New Orleans
St. John's Cemetery
Cambridge Police
Cambridge Elks
Telephone Workers
Mosquito Club
Public Library Use Surges in 1939 With New Branch
The Library Trustees report 1939 gains in circulation across main and branches totaling 1 0 1 3 3 2 3 books and a new branch building. Adult circulation rose 22 954 to 161 422 while juvenile circulation increased 1 382 to 43 285. branches reached 450 627, up 35 585.
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Thos. F. Sullivan
Lyons
Debated Third Term at Women's Democratic Club
The Ladies of Cambridge's Women’s Democratic Club held a lively Thursday discussion on President Roosevelt and a potential third term. Vincent J. Mooney moderated with Aquinas Club members arguing both for and against the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Democratic Club
Pres. Roosevelt
Ostle Sears
Vincent J. Mooney
Thos. Costello
Francis J. Good
Aquinas Club
Frank J. Murphy
John B. Skinner
Catholic Union
Cambridge
Dan Foley
Vincent Mooney
Aquinas
No Offense and Hurricane Mending Roles Inquiry
Judge Cleary found no fraud or collusion in the hurricane repair matter involving Commonwealth and selected firms. The Sentinel retracts any misimpression about Messrs Graham Powers Ryan Herlihy or others and asserts no motive was implied. Time will resolve the dispute equitably, and the paper awaits the court’s judgment.
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Cleary
Superior Court
Commonwealth
Sentinel
Messrs
Graham
Powers
Ryan, Herlihy
Expert Talks Continue on Social Security Forum
Expert speakers urged clear public understanding of Social Security. Mr Campbell fielded questions with ease while President John Campbell presided, prompting strong audience engagement and a cordial, responsive session.
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Social Security
Campbell
John Campbell
Harvard dean honored as guest of retirement plans announced
Col. Apted Dean George H. Chase represented Harvard president Conant who could not attend. Messages from Ambassador Kennedy Jimmy Roosevelt Gov. Saltonstall and others praised the guest of honor who plans to retire at term end. He received a check that brought a healthy smile.
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George. H. Chase
Pres. Conant
Harvard
Jos
P F. Kennedy
Jimmy Roosevelt
Saltonstall
James M. Landis
Paul A. Dever
Charles F. Hurley
Harvard Theatre Manager Joe Callahan Honored in Boston
Joe Callahan, longtime manager at the Harvard Theatre in North Cambridge, was honored by fellow managers and friends at a Boston hotel on Tuesday. The venue, a favorite Ward-11 movie house, operates under the M. & P. chain in district supervision by F. W. McManus. A jovial and sincere figure, Callahan has made many friends since locating in North Cambridge.
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Jon Callahan
Harvard
North Cambridge
Boston
Harvard Theatre
F.W. McManus
Callahan
North
Cambridge
Joseph
Cambridge War Veterans to share in Maine anniversary exercises
Cambridge Spanish War Veterans join public exercises at Faneuil Hall Thursday observing the 42nd anniversary of the Maine destruction in Havana Bay with Mayor Tobin as sponsor.
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Cambridge
Faneuil Hall
Maine
Havana Bay
Tobin
Probate notices from Cambridge Massachusetts estates
Middlesex probate court informs interested parties about wills and administrations for Harry Brown and Agnes Goerwitz Frost. Citations set return dates February 28 and February 27 1940. Officials John C Leggat and Loring Fordan sign.
Trust of Mary Jewett Bishop Proceedings in Cambridge
Court allows accounts of the estate of Mary Jewett Bishop of Cambridge. Interested parties may object by filing in the Cambridge court by February 15. Citation dated January 27 with Registrar Loring Jordan.
Changes in Name Requested in Cambridge Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice states Randall Swenson of Cambridge seeks a legal name change to Ran Swenson. A written motion must be filed with the Middlesex County Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on February 12, 1040, return day. Judge John C. Leggat presiding. Register Loring P. Torban notes Jan 27 and Feb 3 entries.
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Ater Randall Swenson
Cambridge
Ran Swenson
John C. Leggat
Loring
PF. Torbax
Estate of Hannah T. McLaughlin Admonition
Middlesex probate notices seek Julia E. B. McLaughlin of Cambridge or another suitable person to be appointed administratrix. Objections due by ten oclock in the forenoon on the return day. Witness John Leegat, First Judge, February 1, 1901. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah T. McLaughlin
Cambridge
Julia EB. McLaughlin
John Leegat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Conservatorship citation in Cambridge Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts citation to all interested in the conservatorship of Calne T McCorry of Cambridge in aid county. The conservator's account is before the court and objections must be filed in writing by ten in the forenoon on February 20 140. Returned by Judge Wilhem John C Leggat and Register Loring Jordan. Feb 3 10 17.
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Agnes Goerwhts Frost
Cambridge
Cou
Thomas G
Keefe
Columbus
Ohio
Willneds
John
Loring
Tordan
Calne T. McCorry
Catherine T. McCorry
Wilhem
John C. Leggat
Jordan
Register
Katharine Day Little
Katharine
Little
John €. Leggat
Fequire
Loring P
Tordak
Estate of Tia M Macklin Ida Macklin Cambridge
Middlesex to all interested in the estate of Tia M Macklin or Ida Macklin late of Cambridge requests court appointment of administrator. John C Sergent Esquire First Judge presides at Cambridge court on February 17 24.
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Tia M. Macklin
Ida Macklin
Cambridge
Richard
Evartsa
Witess
John C. Sergent
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Postmaster Tague Honors Emerson With 3 Cent Stamps
The postmaster presented the first block of 3 cent stamps in memory of Emerson to his grandson Edw. Waldo Forbes director of Fogg Museum this week.
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Tague
Emerson
Edw
Waldo Forbes
Fogg Museum
Conservatorship accounting for Katharine Day Little
Middlesex Probate Court considers first account of temporary conservator for Katharine Day Little of Cambridge. Objecting parties must file written appearance by February 21, 1904, with John Leggat, First Judge, witness Loring P. Tordak, Register.
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Cambridge Plan Lot
Public sale of mortgaged property in Cambridge described as Lot 62/100 and 62/52 feet, bounded by unknown lands, on February 7, 19 at 11 oclock. A $500 deposit required. balance due in 10 days after deed delivery. Mortgagor: Mary A. W. Gr. Mortgagee: Robert W. Gray.
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Mary A. W
Dendre
Cambridge
Belog
Middlesex South District
M. Waters
C.E
Migabeer
Lezington
Conservatorship accounting hearing for Katharine Day Little
Middlesex Probate Court schedules the conservator and guardian for Katharine Day Little of Cambridge to appear for allowance of her guardian’s account. The hearing is set for February 21 at 10 in Cambridge before Judge Fira. Witness John C Leggat signs the notice dated January 29.
Trust funds of Elizabeth LeBaron Woodman estate
The trustee in the will of Elizabeth LeBaron Woodman of Cambridge applies for fourteenth accounts for the benefit of Alice Bradford Bigelow and others. Attorneys must file written opposition in Cambridge Superior Court before ten in the forenoon on February 28, the return day. Witness John C. Lescat, First Judge, and Register W. Tortvan note the date.
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Elizabeth LeBaron Woodman
Cambridge
Alice Bradford Bigelow
Alename
John C. Lescat
Baqoire
Iloring P
Tortvan
Register
Peli
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