Big changes at Manhattan Market in Central Square
The Manhattan Market in Central Square Cambridge is being reorganized to display goods more effectively and expand sections. The hollow square meat and poultry counter moves to the west by the corned beef area toward the fish department, dairy cracker and candy units take the center, and the cash and carry department doubles into adjacent rear space. A single large doorway replaces the double front entrances and a new window front faces the private parking area. Completion around Labor Day aims to make the market the most spacious of its kind in Greater Boston with improved space, prices, and variety. Managers William Taylor and Thomas Mahoney decline to speak while the Sentinel notes the renovation.
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Manhattan
Sim
Fish Department
Marine Foods
Cambridge
Boston
Central Square
Mass Avenue
Labor Day
New Manhattan
Mgr
William Taylor
Thos. Mahoney
Sentinel
East Cambridge Motors Opens at 922 Cambridge St
New East Cambridge Motors run by George Badoian expands to 922 Cambridge Street. Vasken Badoian directs a modern distributing station for new Plymouth and De Soto cars plus rehabilitated autos. The brothers seek a city wide reputation for integrity in car distribution with strong buyer satisfaction as best advertising.
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Central Sq
George Badoian
East Cambridge Motors
Cambridge St
Vasken Badoian
George
New Plymouth
de Soto
Eadoians
Badmans
Atty Gen Dever Urged to Stay Out of Focus
The piece urges Atty Gen Dever to be judicious about press photographers, noting a Boston Post picture this week. It also mentions Rep M Neville as a study in the art of hatening.
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Gen. Dever
Boston Post
Rep
M. Neville
City Council to Convene as PWA Funds Are Discussed
A special City Council meeting is set for next Monday at 5 P M to consider PWA and local welfare appropriations. The item hints at a local organization slated to receive a blast from a director, described as a business group. The note also alludes to ongoing chatter about a potential mayoral candidate with ties to the Chamber of Commerce and questions about who is listening in City Hall.
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PWA
Chamber of Commerce
The
Sentinel
C. of C
Lyons
Bill Pease
Drake
Mass
Jim Randall
John Glacken
Lyons Family Welcomes Seventh Boy At Boston Hospital
Mrs John W Lyons wife to His Honor and the Lyons clan celebrate birth of a seven pound boy born Thursday at the Boston Lying in Hospital. The infant is described as already developing a thoughtful look and sweet disposition. both mother and child are reported well.
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Cambridge Lyons
John W. Lyons
Boston Lying In Hospital
Local Cambridge Lawyers Enjoy Annual Outing at Ten Acres
The Cambridge Bar Association members gathered Wednesday at Sellers Ten Acres in Wayland for their annual outing. The event showed lawyers in a relaxed, informal mood away from the courtroom, challenging stereotypes of legal life.
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Cambridge Bar
Sellers
Wayland
Lambkins
Moonlight Sail Welcomes 800 Guests From Bowes Wharf
A clear star filled night saw 800 guests from Francis L Sennett Associates board Bowes Wharf bound Town of Hull for the second annual moonlight sail. The Cambridge crowd enjoyed harbor views with dancing and refreshments on board as the boat cruised beyond three miles.
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Francis
Cambridge Taxpayers Endorse Lyons as Mayor Hopeful
The Cambridge Taxpayers Association argues Mayor Lyons and Senator Blanchard are effective movers who push ideas into action. They critique Ex Mayor Lynch as lacking a program and focus on Lyons’ use of federal funds to cut costs on civic projects while praising Blanchard for translating thought into action. The group urges voters to back Lyons for a second term, suggesting Lynch’s prior inaction leaves a weak record.
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Cambridge Tax Payers’ Association
Lyons
Blanchard
Lynch
Cambridge
Chamber of Commerce Warns on Wage and Hours Bill
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce leader Pres Campbell outlines the proposed state wage and hour law. The bill sets 30 cents per hour minimum wage and a 48 hour work week, with wage boards to study and propose rules for health and safety conditions. The plan requires public notice and hearings before the commissioner enacts orders.
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Pres. Campbell
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Labor and Industries
Commissioner of Labor
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