Joint Account Payable to Either or the Survivor
A notice announces a joint account payable to either spouse or the survivor at Central Square 292 Cambridge Street.
20 Feb 1932
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1932
Page
1
A notice announces a joint account payable to either spouse or the survivor at Central Square 292 Cambridge Street.
A crowded City Council meeting debated a petition to record the council as opposed to House Hill 96 and to repeal parts of the local school appropriations law. Councillor Roche led the opposition while Mayor Russell supported the school budget and budget control. Israel Ratner was drawn for jury duty by Councillor Sennett.
Mayor Russell spoke at the Cambridge Club about city finances and unemployment relief. Prof Edwin C Hall reported $100000 in wage funds and $59000 for direct relief, while Kelley of the Family Welfare Society cited a sharp rise in expenses.
State Treasurer C F Hurley spoke at the Central Square Businessmen Association dinner in Ellis Balcony Hall. The 75 guests enjoyed a dinner while Hurley praised Mahoney and heard Sol Hoag entertain with humor and song.
State Treasurer Hurley spoke on the Business Pulses as Mayor Russell reviewed Cambridge finances. City Council Finance chief and ex Councillor Part Delaney were seen in a Sunday conference. A business group pursues a historic gavel as eight reporters covered the Cambridge Club gathering.
Gossip notes from the State House hearings on Mayor Russell's school bill. League of Women Voters reports suggest eat hearty symptoms in the school committee, budget due next Tuesday, and a mystery shorthand report at City Council.
At 4 49 P M Mayor Russell entered the school committee rooms for business. Ralph W Robart presided as members in a closed room were notified by telephone of the time. The meeting adjourned for lack of quorum causing turmoil among press and crowd. Robart later motioned to elect a temporary president and proceed. Sub committees were discussed and a $28 000 balance of 1991 funds was released to the general treasury. Several schools with no permanent custodians were listed with no action taken.
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