What Do You Hear by John J McGillicuddy
A brief column titled What Do You Hear by John J McGillicuddy appears in The Sentinel's Gossiper section. The piece likely discusses local rumors or impressions in a concise gossip brief.
26 Jun 1937
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1937
Page
1
A brief column titled What Do You Hear by John J McGillicuddy appears in The Sentinel's Gossiper section. The piece likely discusses local rumors or impressions in a concise gossip brief.
A report claims a delegation of department heads will visit the Mayor with a surprise aim possibly to urge withdrawal from the Mayoralty race in favor of a different candidate. The piece notes changes in the License Commission office and hints at campaign activity for John W Lyons for Mayor amid local political stirring.
A nostalgic riff recalls Harvard College events with Close Day, Commencement, and the 1937 Harvard Yale boat race. It mentions Baldwin Cadet Band, Chinese lanterns in Harvard Yard, and eight oared crews coached by George F Paulkney. Cambridge figures like Dan Coakley and references to local politics and the Red Railway appear as memory fragments.
Nicely furnished cottage at Humarock Beach Ferry Hill area with screen porch, modern conveniences, and a long beach season. Center Newton 1371 describes location and rental terms for a seaside seasonal stay.
With one meeting left before summer adjournment the council finished routine business. An offer from Gulf Oil for a 10 year Brattle Sq lease was sent to Public Property. Electrical Commissioner Penniman received a one year employment extension. Forrest Gould was replaced as assistant clerk by Joseph Murphy as sinking fund commissioner. Dr. Morris Dressler was re appointed city physician.
At a Boston School Board meeting a public hearing date was set on charges of racial prejudice against James H. Leonard, a local schoolmaster. The discussion touched budgets, teacher appointments, and a 5 to 2 vote approving a 5 day workweek and clerical vacations, with Harvard’s business school workshop use proposed in summer.
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