03 Jan 1942
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1942
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Klowoner of the Continental are home from a stay in Atlantic City. Collective ousto Russia.
Tuberculosis mortality declined from about 200 to 47 per 100 000 in the population over time. Thirty years ago it caused 11 of every 100 US deaths, now under 5 of 100. Today TB claims one life every eight and a half minutes, versus one every three minutes thirty years ago.
Cambridge faces rising water demand from local industry, prompting scrutiny of supply measures and potential shortages. Officials consider diversifying sources and limiting nonessential use to secure steady delivery for manufacturing and public needs.
The committee for a testimonial dinner for Andrew P Carroll announced plans for a Monday event honoring his years of service. Members invited colleagues and supporters to attend at a local venue and celebrate his contributions.
A joint effort by Helping Others and Electric Light Company filled the YWCA auditorium with a large Christmas tree and gifts for 152 children and 8 mothers. Santa, in youthful spirit, distributed sweaters, dresses, blankets, jackets, and luncheon cloths, ending with a joyful luncheon reception. Continued on Page 8.
The annual Kiwanis Christmas party of 1941 featured Joe Conway as Santa who delighted both young and old. His mellow impersonation impressed even skeptical older children, with the event described as notably better than previous years.
The piece argues that Allied victory requires continued American resolve and League of Nations participation. It contends the United States would have kept the League effective as a balance wheel, preventing future aggression, and warns civilization cannot endure repeated wars without American leadership.
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