School Committee in Fighting Form
The school committee sessions grow noisy as members clash over executive session letters from the mayor and committee chair appointments. Money moves ignite debate on funding library books for all schools while the superintendent reports a survey on the Rindge School library.
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Russell Abner Wood
John L. Delaney
Laney
James Fitzgerald
Wood
Brooks
Robart
Mr. Wood
Rindge School
Estate sale ad offers 6 rooms of furniture and appliances
To settle an estate sell at great sacrifice 6 rooms of furniture including an electric refrigerator almost new 1933 cabinet radio washer Mrs Davis 378 Broadway Cambridge Porter 2637 R May 13 1927 notice price and contact details included
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Broadway
Cambridge
Porter
Gustie's Restaurant Opens in Cambridge With European Dining Charm
Literary critics praise the new Gustie's at 11 Brattle Street Harvard Square for artisanal dining. The atmosphere recalls intimate European eateries with attentive service and seasoned chefs. The menu features wines liquors and beers, from cocktails to liqueurs, appealing to cultured diners.
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Cambridge
Gustie
Brattle Street
Harvard Square
Europe
Buy in Cambridge No. 1
Cambridge residents are urged to support local stores by shopping nearby rather than traveling to Boston. The piece argues Cambridge stores offer quality, variety, service, and lower rents enable lower prices, urging residents to buy locally to save money and boost the local economy.
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Cambridge
Brighton
Watertown
Waltham
Arlington
Somerville
Lexington
Bur
Boston
What Do You Hear Whispers Innuendoes And Hints
The Sentinel’s Gossiper reports whispers and rumors gathered by John J. McGillicuddy in a column titled What Do You Hear. The feature blends innuendo with occasional facts in a light gossip tone.
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John J. McGillicuddy
the Sentinel
City council eyes salary hike as hiring dispute simmers
Conjecture swirls over the city purchasing agent appointee as final action on the ordinance looms with a $3 000 annual salary. A present official may be chosen but acceptance at the proposed wage is uncertain amid lingering mayoralty campaign tensions. The piece notes potential pension questions, a fire chief matter, and the upcoming occupancy of the new Central Square Building as reform efforts continue.
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Russell
Mr. Rambler
Vose
Wood
Central Square City
Cutler L. Vose Confirmed as Fire Chief
The city council confirmed Deputy Chief Cutler L. Vose as fire chief and approved a pension effective February 15. A $500 routine matter was approved and routine budget transfers, including $12,000 for the Water Department, were approved. Weather advisories urged motorists to check radiators and batteries with local vulcanizing services promoted.
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Water Department
Lyons
Foley
Cutler L. Vose
Roche
Cambridge War Progress Aids Civil Works Administration
Cambridge receives 668000 from the federal CWA with a city match of 150250 to hire over 1000 workers on fourteen projects. Pay is 15 dollars weekly for six hours daily across tasks from street resurfacing to library renovations and park improvements.
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France
United States
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Concord Avenue
Vassir Street
Commercial Avenue
Caffran
Braves Field Ball Park
Russell Field
Charles J. McMenimen
Board of Public Welfare
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