McNamara Heads City Council Amid Tense Vote
In a tense meeting Acting President Tom Gibson presided as McNamara and Sullivan contested the council presidency. The roll call produced eight votes for McNamara and seven for Sullivan, with remarks praising McNamara. The Mayor announced a $46,815.22 Fire Dept salary appropriation to fund new captains lieutenants and 21 privates under the new plan effective Jan. 5. A $50,000 WPA project reserve fund was approved and a special committee was ordered to probe welfare conditions as reported in the Press.
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Council Elections and City Hall Rumors Steal Spotlight
Crowds pack the council chamber as Councillor Tom McNamara wins a third term amid whispered defections and a tense eight to seven vote. Reports swirl of a stalled tally, mayoral inaction, and a possible mystery inspector named Garrett.
Cambridge Restaurant Association Holds Energetic Third Meeting
Enthusiasm marked the third gathering of the Cambridge Restaurant Association at Oxford Courts near Porter Square. President John McAuliffe of Wonder Bar presided as by laws were read and adopted, with a rule restricting membership to eateries selling liquor or malt beverages.
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Dever Critiques Corruption and Leadership in Politics
Att y Gen Dever calls for even handed justice in condemning misuse of public funds tied to hurricane repairs. He praises Walsh's blend of character and leadership and warns against favoritism in enforcing accountability across parties.
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Mayor Acts On Sentinel Hint On Cambridge Tax Deal
Officials of MIT and Cambridge Mayor John W. Lyons announce annual payments by MIT totaling over 40 000 over ten years in lieu of taxes for the Riverbank Court Hotel renamed as a Graduate House. No city logs will be generated for ten years due to land purchase by Cambridge Harvard Technology and Radcliffe on July 1 1928.
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Mike Scannell New Chairman Sees Calm Park Board
The Park Recreation Board elects Commr Michael A. Scannell as chairman, replacing Prof. Carroll W. Doten. Ex-Rep. Frank Coady is provisionally named Assistant Superintendent of Parks amid contested appointment legality issues and continued payroll disputes involving Prof. Deten and Mrs. Jessie W. Brooks.
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