Local City Hints of Murky Autumn Plans and Notables
Local readers note autumn preparations in quiet corners as city leaders may quiz police lieuts about new duties. Several Cambridge figures, from Billy Hand to Maurice Corkery, are mentioned enjoying time away or returning to duties, with references to city departments, relatives, and upcoming events.
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Mer
Billy Hand
Treas
Uncle Sam
Ireland
Billy
Louise Mollen- Leshy
Essex St
Robert E. Mullen
Washington, D. C
Central Sq
Manuel Andrew
City Hall
Hough's Neck
Gladys Jects van
City Auditor's
Hampton Beach
O.K
Maurice Corkery
Maurice
Harry Kennedy
Livewire
Cambridge Elk
Carstein Coal Co
Beatrice
Oak Bluffs
Harry
Sammy English
Gas-Electric Co
Brockton
Engineers
State Guard
Sammy
Enfield
N. H
Horatio
Harry Bean
N. E
Ussr
Engisn
Boston
Ray Hynes
Billy Fitzgerald
Harvard Sq
Ray
Will
Corp
Frank Girdivaini
Windsor St
Co. H. 101St Inf
Frank
Virginia
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
John F
Johhnie) Plunkett
Leopold Morse Co
Adams
Central Sq Business Assn Outing A Resounding Success
The Central Sq Business Men's Assn annual outing at Arlmont Country Club Belmont is described as one of the most enjoyable in the group's history. President Maurice M. Corkery and Secretary Andrew L. Moore guided staff, with a relaxing day on the grounds and a smooth ride from Central Sq. Remarks praise the event and the club veranda.
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Central Sq. Business Men's Ass'n
Arlmont Country Club
Belmont
Central Sq
Salvaging Steel in Cambridge War Rail Project Under WPA
Local WPA sponsor announces the discgnt rails released on Elevated Railway Cop City. About 1,601 tons of steel are being recovered as fifteen foot lengths. WPA employees handle rails and load them onto railroad cars for shipment to steel mills for war needs.
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WPA
Cop City
Telephone Crisis and Public Cooperation Campaign
The Telephone Co. plans a press campaign to urge subscribers to use telephones carefully due to metal shortages and strained capacity. The war demand limits copper and other metals, risking delayed essential calls and overtaxed lines. The piece questions water pollution in Charlies River at Newton and its impact on Magazine Beach health conditions.
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the Telephone Co
Charlies River
Newton
Craigie Dam
Magazine Beach
Board of Health
Intelligence to Meet Intellect at Kiwanis Lunch
City Manager Atkinson will be the Voice guest at the Kiwanis noon meeting at the Commander. Pres. Bob Carroll will introduce him with terse wit and relevance. Atkinson may discuss economics and aims to engage a sharp audience led by notables Steve Mahoney and Joe Higgins.
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City
Mgr
Atkinson
Kiwanis
Bob Carroll
Steve Mahoney
Joe Higgins
Massachusetts Avenue Study Urged by Cambridge Leaders
A Save Massachusetts Avenue movement urged by the city council and the Cambridge Taxpayers Association calls for a joint special committee. The panel would study improvements to Mass Ave from Harvard Square to Alewife Brook Parkway. Assessor James J. Casey supports action to combat deterioration.
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Massachusetts Avenue
City Council
Cambridge Taxpayers Ass'n
Cambridge Taxpayers Association
Mittee
Mass. Ave
Harvard Sq
Alewife Brook Parkway
James J. Casey
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John J. McGillicuddy
Sentinel
John
Mary
John J. Donahue & Son
Undertakers
Esk
Blevins
John Jj. Blevins
John A. Blevins
Albert C. Blevins
Austin Street
Whittier Street
Cambridge
Tel.kir
Concord Ave
T. J. Hartnett Beverage CO
Mass
Secy
Andrew L. Moore
Pres
Corkery
Andy Moore
Chas. F. Birtley
Commonwealth Avenue
TEL Eliot
Windsor Auto Repair Shop
Prospect St
Cambridge, Mass
Cambridge Savings Bank
Harvard Square
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Central Square
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge St
the Mutual Savings Banks
North Avenue Savings Bank
SAVER
Jas. J. Casey
Lynch
John D
Senator Blanchard
Olmore C. Francis
North Ave
Forest 51
Avenue
Rob't Cameron
Wem. Galvin
Manhattan Market
Lamb
Troubridge
Liquor Dept
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