Edmond L Grimes Remembered as Gentle Honest Printer Leader
Cambridge mourns the sudden death of Edmond L. Grimes, head of a large Boston printing firm. Though not resident, he married here. his wife is Agnes Costello of Putnam Avenue. Colleagues recall his kindness, integrity, fairness, and Christian values guiding a devoted, modest life and a productive career.
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Cambridge
E. L. Grimes
Boston
Agnes Costello
Putnam Avenue
Edmond Grimes
Edmond L. Grimes
Cooperation or Crisis in Cambridge City Government
A sharply worded opinion urges Mayor Russell to push a municipal reform plan, arguing the Council must cooperate or face public accountability. It credits Russell’s adaptability, warns against stagnation, and calls for a joint, cost-cutting strategy backed by voter support.
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Cicero
Russell Y
Foley
Mahomet
Cambridge
Russell
Council
John Fiske
Puck Urges Stricter Driving Rules After Pedestrian Crashes
The piece argues for base springs to island posts near the North Cam bridge to dampen contact and calls for immediate license suspension for any driver under alcohol influence. It condemns leniency as dangerous and cites widespread unpunished past collisions among millions who escaped harm.
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Cambridge Way
Puck
Don’t Trifle with Milk Confidence Ad
A vintage notice urges readers to value milk as vital for family health. It promotes Me Adoo Milk as a pure, unvarying product and invites customers to phone Por. 4449 to join the McAdoo list of satisfied users.
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McAdoo
Perpetual Motion and Public Office Critique
A commentary accuses Commissioner Robart of pursuing multiple public roles while seeking to abolish the Department of Necessities of Life as a war measure waste. The piece likens Robart to Napoleon and Sir Francis Bacon, criticizing ego, ambition, and conflicts with school governance, urging retrenchment and stricter job limits.
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Ely
Special Legislative Committee
Robart
Commonwealth
Francis Bacon
General Court
Napoleon
Mr. Robart
Energy Milk Builds Bodies In Community Appeal
An editorial urges readers to check their milk supply for freshness and sanitary bottling. It promotes Whiting Milk Co. at 570 Rutherford Ave Charlestown, with home delivery and a plant open for Public inspection, stressing milk as essential from infancy through adulthood for growth, bones, teeth, muscles, and disease resistance.
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Nature
Whiting Milk Co
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Next Friday Night Planned by Sennett Committee
Councillor Edward J. Sennett leads the preparations for next Friday night activities in St Marys Hall with Gov Ely expected to attend. A crowd pleasing program includes a concert, whist and bridge, dancing, refreshments, and a children’s event.
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Edward J. Sennett
Gov. Ely
Woods
St. Mary's Hall
Francis J. Roche
John J. Moran
Thomas P. Dillon
Anna Crane
Patrick J. Coyle
Morgan
William F. Galgay
William Stanton
Thomas J. Edwards
John T. Bergin
Julia B. O'Leary
Leo P. McCabe
J. Henry Smith
Elizabeth Sennett
James T. Delaney
Brandon C. Noonan
Luberta Clauss
Henry C. McDonough
Mary Brady
John Lyons
A. Frank Montgomery
Helen Clauss
William F. Coady
Madeline Cahill
City Council weighs consolidation amid heating contract dispute
The council hammers out quick measures as Mayor and engineers clash over an $8,000 Rindge heating contract. Officials plan hearings to probe records, seek stenographic aid, and consider reorganizing departments with outside input while preserving council prerogatives.
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Harvard University
Harvard
Hooker
Pres. Foley
Swenson
Soldier's Aid
State Aid and Pensions
Deyons
Lyons
Sennott
Roche
Hillis
Edwin A. Cutting
Messrs
Joseph P. Linehan dies after long Cambridge residence
Joseph P. Linehan of 74 Upland Road Cambridge died suddenly at Cambridge Municipal Hospital last Wednesday. Funeral Mass was held at St. Peter's Church with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery Maldon. He was 63, longtime foreman in the structural steel department for the Boston Elevated Company. Survived by wife Winifred, four daughters Helena Brown Mabel Higgett Winifred and Margaret Linehan, a son Joseph, and five grandchildren Philip Brown William Joseph Francis Higgett and David Presho Linehan.
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Joseph P. Linehan
Upland Road
Cambridge Municipal Hospital
St. Peter's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Maldon
Linehan
Boston Elevated Company
Structural Steel
Winifred Linehan
Helena Brown
Greenfield
Mass
Mabel Higgett
Somerville
Winifred
Margaret Linehan
This City
Joseph Linehan
Philip Brown
William
Joseph
Francis Higgett
David Presho Linehan
Twenty Five Years Ago Nominated Leader Confirmed by Aldermen
Elie Lapierre was unanimously confirmed to the Board of Health four weeks after nomination. The Catholic Union hosted its 15th annual banquet at Citizens' Trade Hall with Michael H Flynn as toastmaster. Miss Marie Hagelman turned 15 with a party, and Mary L Vinton saved 22 students when fire gutted Wellington School.
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Elie Lapierre
Board of Health
Mike
Daniel B. Shaughnessy, Jr
Dan
Institute Hall
James T. Whelan
K. of C
Collier
Marie Hagelman
Cambridge Street
Hagelmans
James F. Aylward
Catholic Union
Demosthenian
Joseph G. Costa
Cambridge “Ambulance
Stoneham
Lynn
South Framingham
Mr. Costa
Green Street
Herbert M. Bridey
Herbert
Neilie Collins
Assessors' Office
Fred Mahoney
Mary L Vinton
Indy
Wellington
Columbia and
Lincoln Streets
Miss. Vinton
Michael F. Marks
Cambridge Newsnotes on Development and Local People
County Commissioner Wardwell to discuss institution plans before Harvard Square Business Men's Association. John T. Scully says East Cambridge factory building potential up to 15 million with spur-track link. City Council endorses spur-track on Commercial avenue for East Cambridge industrial site. Friends note illness of Daniel E. McGillicuddy. John J. Mahoney passes Massachusetts bar exams. Over 400 attend Cambridge Legion Post opening dance at City Building Central Square.
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Walter GC. Wardwell
Harvard Square Business Men's Association
Wardwell
John T. Scully
East Cambridge
Park Strip
Frank Lehan
Scully
State Board of Industry
City Council
Commercial
Fac
Cambridge
Daniel E. McGillicuddy
Essex Street
Edward J
John J. McGillicuddy
Division 10
Boston
Central Square
Dan
Massachusetts
John J. Mahoney
Second
Avenua
Middlesex County
Cambridge Legion Post
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Haneeck
the Sentinel
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Claude Burton
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Board of Library Trustees
Hale
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