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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1936

Page

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William F Galgay Named New Cambridge School Committee Member

William F Galgay prominent Cambridge florist and former post office clerk has been suggested as a new School Committee member. A Wellington School graduate and father of seven, he rose to city campaign victory and promises reforms, better equipment, and stronger teaching while planning future details to boost education and recreation.

William F. Galgay Harvard Prospect Streets Bill" Galgay Cambridge Dearo Fourth Winter Streets Wellington Mary Tierney Bill Galgay Federal Service

Protests Over Liquor Licenses Hit Walden Street Area

About 50 residents and city officials protested malt beverage licenses at two Walden street locations. Emanuel Gross sought a common victualler license at 277 Walden street, opposed by Rev. Joseph Burke and others. The Rose Bowl at 148A 150 Mt. Auburn faced objections from Hazel Fraser and others. The case drew wide civic commentary on policing, traffic, and city staffing as residents voiced safety concerns and politicians weighed next steps.

Emanuel Gross Broadway Walden Street Joseph Burke St. Peter's Church Thos. F. Murphy Concord Avyenue Wm. G. Dynan John E. Kimball Memorial Drive Hampstead Hall Jean C. Mendenhall Acacia Street Longfellow Park Robert H. Wamboldt Mt. Auburn Street Parker F. Soule Board of Appeal Hazel L Lawrence

Democratic City Committee Ball Feb 21 Hotel Continental

Thief Annual Get-together and Ball takes place Friday night at the Hotel Continental. Top offices include Honorary Chairman Mayor John D. Lynch General Chairman Councillor John J Toomey and others. Executive lineup lists Thomas W McNealy Daniel F Finn Edw J Carroll and more.

Thief Hotel Continental John D. Lynch John J. Toomey Blanche A. Ryan David J. Fitzmaurice M. Agnes Hanlon Rep James F. Mahoney Thomas W. McNealy Daniel F. Finn J. Carroll John T. Bergin Wm. F. Galgay John P. Tierney John P. Brennan Wm. J. McKeown Charles EF. McCool Wm. M. McLaughlin Mary Fitzgerald Catherine V. Danehy

Rawleigh Routes Open for Reliable Men

Old established company offers good profits for hustlers. Pleasant, Breble area seeks dependable workers for routes. Technical work and steady demand noted. Dept. MAB-39-P, Albany, N.Y.

Rawleigh Breble MAB Albany, N.Y

Housing talk at Indus Assn highlights Cambridge tax fears

Rodney W. Long President of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange addressed 150 Industrial Association members at a Tuesday luncheon on housing and real estate woes. He warned high taxes depress property values in Cambridge and urged re evaluation of assessments while predicting higher labor costs and a coming building boom. He supported federal housing units but called local slum clearances unconstitutional and suggested factory development could affect tax drains and even reach the Supreme Court.

Rodney W. Long Pres Mass. Real Estate Exchange Industrial Association Cambridge H.O.S BFC F.H.A.M U. S. Supreme Court

Holy Name Society Elects New Heads at St. Mary’s Parish

Last Sunday evening the Holy Name Society of St. Mary’s Parish held its regular monthly meeting with Rev Fr John J Whalen as spiritual director in charge. Officers selected for the year were William H Murphy president Vincent Monahan vice president and Leo P McCabe secretary.

Holy Name Society of

Mayor Lynch Seeks New Industrial Commission Vote

City council meetings run short as Mayor Lynch pushes an ordinance to create a Cambridge Industrial Commission with three citizens serving 1 2 and 8 year terms from April. The move mirrors a 1913 provision and follows other routine actions including a library trustee appointment.

Delaney Cambridge Industrial Commission Simon Mulvaney Sennett Toomey McNamara Harvard Donovan John Ce Toomey Daniel A. Buckley Edward P. Collier Buckley Pres. Gibson

Last Dance Before Lent At Elks Ballroom

The Ward Two Civic and Social Club hosts a Feb 20 ballroom event at the Elks with a beauty contest winner receiving a loving cup and a Cambridge beautician granting a permanent wave to the dancing contest winner. Hugh McGinness and his Virginians provide the music.

Elks Ballroom Ward Two Cambridge Hugh McGinness Virginians

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