Dawdling Session of City School Committee Cited as Farce
The 1933 session opened in department rooms and moved to the city council chamber due to crowding. The Mayor announced noncontributing salaries from three school department staff and proposed suspensions without pay. A transfer motion, tablet debates with alumni, and heated exchanges followed as committee reports referenced repairs at the Latin School and internal power struggles emerged.
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Quinn
McCue
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Rindge
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Robart
Dr. Cassidy
Cambridge
City employees face ten percent pay cut plan in Legislature
Rumor suggests a bill will cut city workers salaries by ten percent with Sam Pill and Carroll Doten linked to city park leadership. The January 11 park meeting may be lively amid talk of a new secretary while political maneuvering and a proposed departmental consolidation stir local politics.
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Park
Philip Doherty
Ted” Leahy
Commander Hotel
Cambridge
Dan Leahy
Dan
Foley Set To Lead City Council On Tuesday Night
Radio hints and town chatter suggest Councillor John J. Foley will be elected president of the city council at the January 9 meeting. The Sentinel notes the plan may shift but Foley is expected to preside as senior member.
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Jack Foley
Foley
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Judge frees Alice Seifen in city electrical shortfall case
Responsibility for a $500 shortage in the city electrical department blamed on Alice F. Seifen of 58 Haskell Street is rejected by Judge John F. Mahoney in District Court. Seifen resumes her post after the decision.
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Haskell Street
John F. Mahoney
District Court
Miss Seifen
Bowser Signs for Dinamic Gas Promoter Showdown
Now that Henry DeGlane protests, Bowser will promote the wrestling match of the year at Boston Garden on Friday January 19. Champion Deglane faces Gus in a high stakes bout with recent form from Sonnerberg cited as a predictor.
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Paul Bowser
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Gossip on Night Schools and Rindge Tablet Debate
The Sentinel's Gossip urges closing certain night schools to save funds for welfare, questions director salaries, and proposes using money for youths. It praises Frederick H. Rindge tablet history and suggests carving names of officials on the building with future generations in mind.
Foley Elected City Council President Amid Assembly Caution
An uneasy but hopeful scene at City Hall as John J. Foley is elected council president after a lively roll call. The meeting highlights Foley’s pledge for cooperative governance, tax relief, and unemployment relief, with remarks from Foley and colleagues and references to Mass. Ave safety islands and ordinance referrals.
McAdoo Milk Gains Public Nods From Customers
The McAdoo family promotes their milk as pure healthful and palatable citing an expanding customer base. Interested readers are invited to contact 113 Payerweather Street or phone Por 4449 to solve the milk needs at home.
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Payerweather Street
City Council Forms Panel for John F. Donnelly Retirement
Messrs Smith Hillis Murphy Delaney and Swenson of the city council form a committee to draft resolutions on the retirement of John F Donnelly general superintendent of parks after many years of faithful service. Councillor Smith led the order.
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