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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1938

Page

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What Do You Hear by John J McGillicuddy

The Gossiper column by John J McGillicuddy in The Sentinels presents a brisk look at city happenings and chatter. It sketches local personalities, rumored events, and civic buzz with a light, columnar voice.

Stormy currents swirl in city politics and park board plans

A patchwork page notes a possible quorum for a June 24 park board meeting while hints of a storm in police department ranks surface. Mayor Lyons, Gov Hurley and a political club figure figure in town gossip as community leaders and contractors face scrutiny amid talk of outsourcing garbage collection.

Police Dept Lyons Hurley Ee Ee Ae Tom O'Neill, Jr Mike Dee Katherine Waters

Face The Record Reflects on Police Baseball Past

A reminiscence of Cambridge police and firemen through a bygone baseball era. The piece recalls a once fierce rivalry that produced pros and celebrated athletes now aging in service. Henry J. Cunningham appears as a central figure in the remembered squad.

Cambridge

Cambridge Industrial Assn Outing at Oakley Country Club

Cambridge business men will travel to Oakley Country Club in Belmont next Wednesday for the annual outing of the Cambridge Industrial Association likely to become the Chamber of Commerce. A day of games and entertainment is planned for the afternoon and evening.

Cambridge Oakley Country Club Belmont Cambridge Industrial Ass‘a The Chamber of Commerce

School Board Holds Busy Session Ends Season

Vice-Chairman John J. Carver presided at the closing meeting of the School Board for the season. A two hour session covered considerable business. Mayor Lyons proposed using Longfellow School yard as a playground for children under 12 and the idea was referred to the Park Board.

John J. Carver Lyons Longfellow School Park Board

Cambridge City Council endorses Lyons building plan

The council backed Mayor Lyons's request for a $3,000,000 building program including a new East Cambridge Public Library. Federal aid could cover 45 percent. Support was mixed on high costs for a High and Latin School annex, with other items like Webster School addition favored. A $300,000 welfare debt-borrowing order and a $100,000 sewer loan were approved. Howard M. Turner was rejected from the Water Board by a 12 to 3 vote.

East Cambridge Thorndike Field Cambridge Field Winslow Gibson Roche Welfare Dept Howard M. Turner Water Board McNamara Winslow and Sennett

Councillor Winslow Presses Cheap Public Building Plan

Councillor Winslow urges building a public facility in the cheapest way with federal aid of 45 percent proposed. He notes the mayor's architect's plan, pending state approval, and the need for Emergency Finance Board consent for loans. He suggests asking for more than needed to secure funds.

State Emergency Finance Board

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