Sharp clashes at the school committee meeting
A midnight session sparked sharp clashes as Mayor Russell faced interruptions from Ray Fitzgerald over a dean’s letter criticizing the committee. Fitzgerald suggested adding Dean Holmes to the board while the mayor defended an open forum. tensions rose as others urged referrals to the superintendent.
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What Do You Hear Whispers Innuendos and Rumors This Week
A compact survey of whispers and hints from the week highlighting rumors and confirmed facts. Names, places, and events are noted as readable, with emphasis on notable individuals and occurrences.
City politics and campaigns swirl in mayoral race talk
Atty Charles F Gadsby former assistant city solicitor and senatorial candidate eyes the at large council seat. Councillor Sennett rents Cyprus Hall for a pre primaries rally while Lyons plans to press Mayor Russell over Ward 3 yard play area. Governor Brann of Maine notes improving Pine Tree State conditions after meeting Ely and Hurley. City officials discuss purchasing agent candidates like Charles F J McCue. All night parking petition prompts Captain Ginty to intensify enforcement in Division 2 Central Square. Ward 10 movers show early interest in the council race.
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Sennett
Cyprus Hall
Charles F. J. McCue
Municipal Hospital
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Civics
City Hall
McBride
Division 2
Central Square
Bill Ginty
Baker's
Horace
Russell Abner Wood
Division of Finance
Fresh Pond
Reche
City Electrician
Lafayette Square
Hurley Enters Race for Governor in Surprise Move
Francis X. Hurley, state auditor, announces candidacy for governor next year at Inman Square Business Men meeting. He conditions announcement on Ely not seeking a third term, a plan seen as provocative by observers statewide. Treas. Charlie Hurley and Mayor Russell respond cautiously about Democratic leadership and possible rival bids.
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Francis X. Hurley
Inman Square
Ely
Charlie Hurley
Russell
Beacon Hill
Littl
Francis Hurley
McMath Kidnapping Case and Solomon Murder Spotlight
At the Jefferson Club meeting in Manhattan Hall on Thursday evening Jim Smith, a former Cambridge boy and star State reporter, shared the inside story on the McMath kidnapping case and the Solomon murder.
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Manhattan Hall
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Cambridge
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Mayor Makes Second Move In City Reorganization
The second ordinance of the mayor's reorganization plan creates a public safety division. It groups police, fire, weights and measures, medical and building, the board of appeal and license commission, with the mayor as division director. Harvard Law’s Prof. Landis explains the plan while council delays voting and considers committee referral.
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Sentinel
Police
Fire
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Medrical and Building
Board of Appeal and License Commission
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Rungell
Skilton
Roche
Sennett
Ward 3
Lyons
John
Ripley
Skilton Wert
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Murphy and
Wyeth
J. M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Washington
Roosevelt
National Brain Trust
Cambridge
Congress
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