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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
4
Local chatter centers on Cambridge mayoral contenders including Russell and Delaney with commentary on City Hall figures. Rumors touch on recall, planning board schemes, non residents funding campaigns and upcoming debates among Foley Mahoney and Glennon as the fight for the council seat heats up.
The F B Webster Co opens a four story Kendall Square plant in a ceremony with open house from 1 to 6 pm. Miss Mabel T. Eager and G Malcolm welcome visitors as guides describe machinery amid a lunch buffet. Local boxing notes and Braves Field audience details conclude the piece.
Sammy Fuller the tornado of North Square meets Steve Halaiko at Eddie Mack's Monday night firefest in Braves Field. Fuller seeks another rich test after recent scraps against Mussolini governed style.
At its latest monthly meeting the executive committee of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company authorized nineteen thousand eight hundred fifty dollars for underground conduit cable serial cable and poles in Cambridge. The project covers 6440 feet of underground cable 6816 feet of aerial cable and 51 poles on Hampshire Prospect Magazine Mount Auburn and Beach streets.
A fragmented observation compares Significance and Word Spite to Dickens style, noting a jumble of feelings and a discordant compound. The quote frames language as multi syllabic and expressive, reflecting literary tone and tension.
Four Roxy Gang favorites John Griffin Adelaide De Luca Harold Clyde Wright and Dorothy Githens lead the vaudeville bill. Roscoe Ails and Thelma White perform Steps and Riddles. Five Jewels juggle in A Setting of Feminine Charm. The Briants present The Dream of a Moving Man. Lytell and Fant in Two Chocolate Cake Haters. Three Who Loved a Betty Compson Conrad Nagel Robert Ames screens. Jean Green and his RKO Lions supply special orchestration. Short subjects complete the week.
REO Keith’s Theatre presents the Pathe release Sweepstakes a Eddie Quillan stars as a jockey with Marion Nixon as the heroine. James Gleason Lew Cody Frederic Burton and Paul Hurst appear in support. Pathe Sound News a travelogue an RBO comedy and an organlogue by Louis Weir complete the program.
city council debated a 1991 tax levy plan favoring a multi year loan to ease current burden. Leahy claimed the year end change aimed to give a clean slate for the incoming mayor. Crowley supported contract labor, and an incinerator halt near Corran’s pit was approved.
Max Cohen of 616 Green Street sought a newspaper peddler license but was refused. He admitted ten years of unlicensed selling and recent arrest for lottery tickets, paying a $50 fine. A Sunday store license was granted to another man on condition he obey laws and not sell without a license. Captain Welch urged Cohen to obtain a license.
With an $800000 appropriation pending in the City Council, the Water Board toured the system last Wednesday visiting Stony Brook basin Fresh Pond Waltham and other points. The plan would expand Fresh Pond filtration capacity from 13000000 to 24000000 gallons daily and add a new pipeline to raise pressure in the manufacturing district. The group included Superintendent Tim Good Chairman Feeley Jim Scully Henry Shelley Howard Turner Dr George McInnes Jay O Connor and others. A Finance Committee review will follow and the project could employ several hundred local men.
Work for Manly Japs The production of silk cocoon. In Japan is largely no household industry, furnishing partial employment to more than 2,000,000 families.
A quotation discusses whether atonement would be too wide for intellect or too narrow for spiritual need. The author remarks that if ill-suited, it would fail both rational and devotional requirements.
The Cambridge Fourth of July program directed by the Council Committee on Public Celebrations lists events from 10 A.M. including children's prize races at multiple playgrounds and schools, ice cream stations, senior baseball at several fields, a special Cambridge Common game, and various morning athletic events, with block parties in several wards and widespread ice cream distribution.
The silhouette named for Etienne de Silhouette, a French finance minister famed for strict economy, inspired a term for something imperfect. The art form began around 1750 and is still made by cutting black paper to reveal profiles.
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