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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1941
Page
1
A collage of City Hall intrigue and neighborhood chatter. Notes include School Board access, patrol and police topics, dates about public meetings, Elks defense lectures, and a report on local staff moves and rumors in Cambridge.
One of the leading gatherings will be Constitution Lodge No 1274 of the B nai B rith with a meeting at brigia Hall 100 Mt. Auburn St Wednesday at 8 o clock continued on page 4
A small gallery greeted the City Council Tuesday night as discussion over an endorsement of a Senate Bill to raise voter names on candidate papers sparked a lively session. Mayor Lyons sought 18500 for a new ladder track at the Portland Street fire house amid rule suspension approved 11 to 3 with Parker Roche Wins opposed and Sullivan absent.
The February Park Board session discussed Fresh Pond Golf Course rates for 1944 and possible concessions for Thos E Donnelly. City official Mike Sullivan challenged Donnelly’s suitability to run the venture, noting limited daily trade and praising his golfing ability. A motion to grant all concessions to Donnelly failed 3 3 after Jos Guiney and Ch Spencer argued against it. Mrs. Brooks and others pointed to propriety and existing conditions.
Brief ceremonies mark the opening. On noon, House Committee Chairman Tack will hand the keys to President Townsend who will speak spontaneously. A knotty pine Members Lounge and fully paneled Director's Room highlight the new quarters. Open House runs from Monday noon February 24 through Friday February 22.
Shortly after the new master’s list was shown to School Port members Assistant Superintendent Tobin and member Wm. F. Galgay brought an unexpected argument. He urged ending the roster at once arguing those who didn’t study English are at the bottom. Continued on Page 8.
Cambridge and local officials voted to authorize the superintendent of schools to establish a NYA Work-Experience Center in Cambridge at no rental cost to the School Department. The Cambridge Youth Council praises the move as a solution for youth jobs and training.
East Cambridge residents and former locals are invited as guests of the Jefferson Club for a post Easter gathering directed by President Daniel F. O'Brien. Harold Donehy’s dance orchestra will play and a collation will be served, following a prior crowd-filled festival.
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