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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1934

Page

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Mayor Richard M Russell Opens Third Term In City Hall Address

Mayor Richard Manning Russell begins a third term before about 4 000 attendees at the Edward W Quinn auditorium Rindge Technical School a break from the old City Council Chamber custom. The ceremony featured City officials directors and clergy with President John J Foley presiding and Benedict Fitzgerald directing prelude by Cambridge High and Latin School.

Richard Manning Russell Edward W. Quinn Rindge Technical School Russell Rindge School Cambridge High Latin School Benedict Fitzgerald City Messenger City Council

What Do You Hear Whispered Notes From The Sentinel

The Sentinel’s gossiper reports whispers and innuendoes gathered from city chatter. Hints and rumors circulate about local happenings and notable figures in the community.

Citi J the Sentinel

Outlook for 1935 City Council Presidency Hints

The writer weighs who may lead the 1935 presidency as Foley’s term nears end. Rumors point to Lyons or Roche, while Barretto is discussed as a possible appointee. Questions arise over duties of the Finance Committee and a questioned acting fire chief's seat on the License Commission.

Foley Lyons Roche Russell Ripley Jas. T. Barrett Jim Skilton Tis Horace Pill

La Pierre Drug Stores Taken Over by Managers

The Cambridge drug stores led by Professor Eli La Pierre pass to managers Leopold Bartel at River Street, William Acheson at Mt Auburn, and James ONeil at Observatory Hill. The change preserves service quality as the three longtime supervisors continue to serve the public under new ownership by the same team.

Eli la Pierre Cambridge Professor la Pierre Leopold Bartel River Street William Acheson Mt. Auburn James O'Neil Observatory Hill

Mayor Russell's Inaugural Address Opens City Regime

The speech lays out early priorities for the new administration led by Mayor Russell. It emphasizes public safety, infrastructure improvements, and economic development, calling for collaboration with the council and community groups to implement reforms.

School Committee Organized Monday For 1934-1935

Five of seven members met at City Council Chamber New Year’s Day to begin 1934-35 duties. Mrs Jessie W Brooks presided, John L Delaney elected vice chair, Helen Brosnahan reappointed secretary. Rules set, no immediate subcommittee appointments, superintendent may receive nursery food supplies, funding for teachers remains the issue.

City Council Chamber Russell James J. Cassidy Robart Brooks State Board of Health Russell A. Wood

New Year Resolutions From Local Notables 1934–35

A nostalgic roundup presents local figures pledging aims for 1934 35. Notables such as Daniel F. O'Brien Henry J Mahoney and Henry V Walter F Earle offer resolutions on city hall education journalism and public life with literary quips and references to Shakespeare and Dickens.

The Sentinel John J. McGillicuddy Henry J. Mahoney Daniel F. O'Brien Jefferson Henry V Walter F. Earle Harvard Trust Co Dickens Turveydrop Frank Golding N. E. Gaz & Electric Association Central Square Democratic Party Henry VIII Joe Winn Central Square Business Men's Association Merchant of Venice Bill Galgay

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