07 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1934
Page
1
At a Cambridge Art League meeting attendees discussed upcoming exhibitions and member activities with brief notes on schedule and potential show locations.
The Esplanade concert series launches on July 12 for its sixth season drawing overflowing audiences. The Charles River Basin project honors lasting civic and musical values with a lineup of esteemed musicians and a strong cultural legacy led by Arthur, original idea initiator.
Fire Chief Gutheim defends priorities by refusing pay for firemen who missed Legion and veterans events. He argues coverage gaps threaten general alarms while critics push police pay cuts. Mayor plans no special council meetings this week amid urban traffic tag mystery.
The Cambridge Library Trustees voted five to one to back Mayor Russell's order cutting salaries by 15 percent for all city employees. They justified the move as necessary after many workers refused a 10 percent donation to public welfare, urging discipline and cooperation amid rising living costs. Trustee Neville opposed the measure.
Thousands of careful New England women choose fresh pork due to guaranteed extra flavor and tenderness. The meat is stated as absolutely fresh, cut from selected western hogs brought alive and dressed locally.
City Council Public Safety Committee and the mayor review Garrett's police department report. Key points include a retirement option for the police chief at age 70, a pension request, ambulance feasibility at City Hospital, and proposals for patrol ambulances, hospital trestees, revised foot routes, East and North Cambridge stations as skeleton facilities, and a roving squad.
Residents oppose a malt beverage license for 47-49 Banks Street with Rev. Francis V. Murphy and Rev. Augustine F. Hickey among objectors. The License Commission heard cases over more than three hours before denying the O Sullivan petition amid broader Observatory Hill protests on 169 Hurgm avenue.
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