Cambridge Mayor Reaffirms Progress and Plans for Two More Years
In his second inauguration address Cambridge Mayor outlines cooperation with the City Council, praises two years of public works in health education and recreation, and urges renewed unity to expand housing, industry, and library services while maintaining fiscal soundness. He cites Works Progress Administration collaboration and a safer, more efficient police and fire service as key gains. The speech ends with a call to uphold public trust in the coming term.
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City of
Cambridge
Toding
Works Progress Administration
Works Progress Administration Agency
United States
Cambridge High and Latin
Webster
Observatory Hill
Magazine Street
Police
Central Square
East Cambridge
Oath
Department of Recreation
Patrick H. Callanan
North Cambridge
Jerry's Pit
Youth Commission
Juvenile Aid Bureau
Police Department
Commonwealth
E. M. F. Electrical Supply and Camera Exchange noted in Cambridge
E. M. F. Electrical Supply Co. and Camera Exchange at 428 430 Mass Ave Central Sq Cambridge is highlighted for personality driving success. Abe Katz leads a large staff in electrical and camera services with a new warehouse at 110 Brookline St handling wholesale and retail needs.
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E. M. F. Electrical Supply and Camera Exchange
Cambridge
Point
Mass. Ave
Central Sq
Brookline St
Abe Hatz
Katz
Columbia, St
Abe Katz
Dave
Joe
Ross
Department of Electricity
Charlie
Trav
Implans
Greater
Boston
E. M. F. Electrical Supply Co
Mass
Ave
William L Galvin Cambridge Architect Rise to Prominence
William Lawrence Galvin, Cambridge architect, rises to prestige through hard work and education. A Harvard graduate with a BA and MA in architecture, he directs at Cambridge Federal Savings Bank and the Har Yard Businessmen's Association, shaping notable Cambridge structures.
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William Lawrence Galvin
Cambridge
William L. Galvin
Harvard Square
Cambridge Federal Savings Bank
Brattle Square
Galvin
Har- Yard
Keats
Wm. L. Galvin
Fish Poisoning And Bullet Behavior In Water
The article notes reversed sensory impressions in fish poisoning with cold objects feeling warm and ice cream seeming hot. It also explains bullets lose energy in water and flatten based on velocity hardness and impact angle.
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Collier's
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Cahill
Jack Spratt
Silvio Coucci
New York
Italy
Joseph Freeberg
Brockton
U. S
Joseph
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Kodaks
WM. Lawrence
Harvard University
Hadley
Brattle St
Church St
Robert Cameron
Forest St
Fanny Fafner
Sidney St
WM. Lawrence Galvin
THE
A. Anastasi
River ST
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Consult
Joseph F. Higgins
Camb
Mastericans ‘Association
Ola
Carver St
Naylston
DEV
Chas. H. Fisher & CO
Brookline Street
Edward J. Donahue
Massachusetts Ave
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