26 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1938
Page
1
A literary column by John J. McGillicuddy examines sound and perception in daily life. The piece reflects on how listening shapes memory and understanding, noting ordinary noises can reveal deeper truths about surroundings.
Police Chief Leahy plans a five special detail for the Continental Hotel event next Tuesday night. Cambridge social notes mention Eddie Crane a Harvard student and Press Club figure tipped for a Board of Health seat amid T B hospital concerns.
Obituary tribute recalls Marty Hackett former pro catcher for the Boston Nationals and Walter Hackett famed shortstop with the Boston Unions. The Hackett family, long noted in Marsh section, is noted for discipline and reliability both on field and in police service.
A Mass Ave area board proposes an optional street access plan affecting three nearby streets. Officials say the measure could ease traffic flow and provide alternative routes. Community input sessions are planned for the coming weeks.
Fragmentary notes show Mayor Lyon and Supt. Tobin debating school spending and property conduct as they travel toward Atlantic City. The piece hints at political tension and continues on Page 8.
A 1938 Central Valley letter depicts a favored uncle chiding his nephew John for not visiting or writing. He references the North, political lights, and a new officeholder, wondering about past promises and current duties while hinting at local politics.
Compact housing notice for a furnished southwest corner room at 3 Dana St Suite 11 M-5 12. Describes comfort, perfect bed and two minutes to the Mass Ave car line with privileges.
The Cambridge Boat Club, based at Hawthorne Street on the Charles River, pressures to block a public river road project funded by the Metropolitan District Commission. Officials previously filled the bank to Gerry's Landing to connect roads, but the club’s objections stalled the plan. Officials now consider reconfiguring the route, sparking local outcry from Ward 9 residents who value the park space and public beach access at Gerry's Landing. Governor Hurley, a Ward 9 resident, faces appeals to prioritize public welfare over private club interests.
The Cambridge Press Club announces its first annual frolic to be held next Tuesday at the Continental Hotel. President Edw Martin invites Franklin D Roosevelt, once a Harvard reporter, but he cannot attend due to business. Committees have worked diligently for the event featuring Adrian O'Brien James Hall and Al Bernie with Greater Boston writers.
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