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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1931

Page

5

Notable Local Figures Attend Bunker Hill Day Gathering

Councillor Patrick J. Delaney of Ward 3 joined James P. Brennan, the governor's council's lone Democratic member, at a Bunker Hill Day event hosted in Monument Square Charlestown Wednesday night. The piece notes various civic notes, policing updates, and upcoming community activities including a dancing school outing at Norumbega Park and site-specific board meetings.

Patrick J. Delaney James P. Brennan Governor's Council Monument Square Charlestown

Gossip and City Politics Rumors Stir Cambridge Newsroom

The column notes mayoral appointees stirring Library Hoard support while a mock School Committee session entertains press members. It reports on proposed Rindge school expansion, council tensions, parking disputes on Prospect Street, and state treasurer Hurley content with his post amid a busy Cambridge political scene.

Mayor faces budget clash as school plans questioned

Summer school location at Fresh Pond draws mayoral backing while Supt. Fitzgerald flags a National Biscuit Co site on Cambridge street. The School Committee hears proposals as Mayor Russell predicts defeat of budget slicing. A finance meeting ends with no quorum and no action.

Fresh Pond Fitzgerald National Biscuit Co Cambridge Street Messrs. T. F. Murphy Sennett Gibson Hughes Cazmay Finance Committee

Holiday Policy Sparks Tensions in Manhattan Market Row

A lengthy letter discusses the tension between holiday opening practices and employee rights at Manhattan Market. It notes minority dissent, compares to Boston, and calls for a unified stance by Central Square Business Men's Ass’n. A moonlight harbor trip led by Peter A. DeLuce and magnates Paul and John Citrino accompanies the event.

Merchants' Association Manhattan Boston Central Square Central Square Business Men's Ass'n Outer Harbor Messrs Paul John Citrino Peter A. DeLuce

Letter on Library Trustees appointment in Cambridge

June 9 1991 at 177 Hancock St Cambridge Mass letter from W M MacNair congratulating Mr Mahoney on appointment to the Board of Library Trustees. expresses mixed praise for council rejection and praises independent minds urging public spirit and independence in public service.

Hancock St Cambridge Mass Mr. Mahoney Board of Library Trustees Legion of Honor

Local Benches Caution on Temper in Quotation

The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben advising to use long words when excited to avoid hastily misinterpreting anger. The piece notes that clarifying meaning can help temper flare ups and prevent rash actions.

Uncle Eben Washington Star

Blessing or Curse A Sense of Humor

A compact meditation on whether humor is a blessing or a curse offered from a Woman's Home Companion perspective. The piece frames humor as a philosophical trait shaping daily life and outlook through anecdote and reflection.

Degrees Awarded At Boston College Local Recipients

John F. Toomey of Webster Grammar School earned a Master of Arts. Anna P. Butler, niece of Rev. Fr. Butler, received a Doctor of Philosophy. Alfred E. Burke, director of art in local public schools, was awarded a Master of Education.

Boston College John F. Toomey Webster Grammar School Daniel J. Toomey Walnut Avenue Anna P. Butler John A. Butler St. Mary's Church Alfred E. Burke

Cambridge License Hearing Set for Garage and Gasoline Storage

The Cambridge Massachusetts License Commission will hold a hearing in Room 32 Hall on Monday afternoon July 51 at 2 oclock on the Gerriman petition for a class three garage license and for keeping and storage of gasoline at 10 Ash Street Cambridge. Garage attached to dwelling for two cars. By order of Board of License Commission June MIT John B Quinn, Chairman.

City Hall Louise H. McCarthy Helen H. Lamb Green Street Anna Sullivan D. J. Daley Co., Inc Brookford Street Thomas A. Nelson Notich Hall Gerriman Ash Street Cambridge Board of License Commin Jones Ofice City In Maes Jane Kirh Constantine J. Church At & O'Clock Sol Hotenbere Morria J. Radpick Memorial Drive Board of Licenae Commissioners Cambribridge Board of License Commissioners

Cambridge School Buildings Under Fire Over State Laws Complaint

District Attorney Warren L Bishop cites a complaint against Mayor Russell and Cambridge School Committee for violating General Laws Sections 15 and 16 by altering and using four dwellings as schools. Buildings at 1680, 1682, 1686 Cambridge Street and 465 Broadway house 712 pupils daily and up to 67 at once. Safety criticizes include fire risk and unsafe occupancy. The committee discusses a 20 room school plan versus piecemeal action while the mayor defends transparency.

Fitzgerald Hurley Plunkett State Public Safety Department Isele State House Lynch Ray FiteGerald Washington, Science Brooks Atorney Mayor Russell Ambrose W. Isele Cambridge Cambridge Street Broadway Warren L. Bishop Thistrict Attorney

Cambridge License Hearing for Garage and Gasoline Storage

The Cambridge License Commission schedules a hearing on June 20 at 2 p m in Room 32 for Jeremiah J. O Connor and J Henry Quinn seeking a second class garage license and gasoline storage in tanks at 222 Kimball Street Lot 2 Cambridge. The petition covers a two car garage and storage, by order of the License Commissioners.

Thin City Hall Clark Jeremiah J. O'Connor J. Henry Quinn Kimball Cambridge Cera Board of License Commissioners

Cambridge zoning ordinance adds E-3 designation on parcel

In 1931 Cambridge amends an ordinance to create new Zone E-3 on a parcel described along Charles Street and a passageway. The measure details lot lines, dimensions, and a 10828 square foot area shown on Assessors Map, with a January 7, 1931 approval and Mayoral signature.

Cits Pecenareas Cambridge Charles Street Sixth Street Charles Hundred Charles Ye Isore Cam Ge Manes Naye Teremian Deep We Nor Eeeutiva Riga M. Russhle Rae Con Ees H. Rurer

Cambridge Notice on Parking Garage Permit Terms

Notice from Cambridge Massachusetts states conditions for a garage permit at 10 two cars on Arst Street with June 2097 deadline. John B. Quinn serves as chairman.

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