Plan B and Plan E council dreams in Cambridge notes
A jumble of political chatter shows Cambridge figures eyeing Plan B and Plan E council bids. References span Sen Blanchard and Atty Geo McLaughlin with mentions of Plan B burial and a forthcoming funeral for Plan B. Local figures from Dr Tom Heaton to Realtor Olmore Francis are cited in a stream of opinion and rumor about elections and governance.
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Elks
P.re
Sen
Blanchard
New
Trafic
Harvard Sq
Geo. McLaughlin
Cambridge
Central Sq
Joe Doherty
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Townsend
Chick” Hillw
Red Cross University Theatre Lobby Program Schedule
For the week of June 30 local societies plan demonstrations at the Red Cross University Theatre lobby. Monday Greek Orthodox Church led by Mrs. E K Bekos with hostess Mrs. A S Denault. Tuesday B n ai Brith Surgical Dressings exhibit led by Mrs. Albert Bantoul with hostess Miss Katharine Pierce. Wednesday Christ Church Tuesday Group led by Mrs. Gilbert Scoggin with hostess Miss Catharine Good. Thursday Central Square Sewing Room staff led by Mrs. Alden Wells with hostess Mrs. William McKinley. Friday July 4th no exhibit. Saturday Cambridge Neighborhood House Women's Club led by Mrs. Berna Ross with hostess Miss Marion C Eliot.
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Greek Orthodox Church
E. K. Bekos
A.S. Denault
B'nai B’rith
Albert Bantoul
Katharine Pierce
Christ Church
Gilbert ©. Scoggin
Catharine Good
Central Square Sewing Room
Alden Wells
William McKinley
Cambridge Neighborhood House Women's Club
Berna Ross
Marion C. Eliot
Court upholds limited voting in council election dispute
The Supreme Court explains that under Plan B a voter's rights are restricted but their ballot has a greater chance to influence the election of a candidate. The decision rejects claims that limited voting deprives the right to vote for all nine council members or that preferential counting is unconstitutional.
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Moore
Supreme Court
Noise and Nuisance Protest At Hearing Ends In Accusations
Mr Gounihan clashes with opponents over a hearing on a business zone. The district claims national defence work and neighbors are urged to sacrifice for patriotism. Chief Leahy opposes but the judge says the condition is unavoidable. A further hearing is expected.
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Gounihan
Leahy
Durrell Hall Week Movie Lineup Featuring Stanwyck and Holt
Mon and Tue showings include The Lady Eve with Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda and Let's Make Music with Jean Rogers and Bob Crosby. Wednesday features Convoy with Clive Brook and Fathers Son with Frieda Inescort and John Litel. Friday and Saturday present Sons of the Navy with Jean Parker and James Dunn and Along the Rio Grande with Tim Holt and Ray Whitley.
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Lady Eve
Barbara Stanwyck
Henry Fonda
Jean Rogers
Bob Crosby
Clive Brook
Frieda Inescort
John Litel
Sons of the Navy
Jean Parker
James Dunn
the Rio Grande
Tim Holt
Ray Whitley
Tomato Growing Champion Emerges in Lynchburg
W. E. Martin of Lynchburg Virginia wins recognition as a tomato growing champion. He showcased a plant reaching twelve feet in height grown in his backyard illustrating the tomato’s edibility and popularity in the area.
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Lynchburg
Thomas Jefferson
W. E. Martin
Cambridge Mayor’s Pay Stay Halted Pending Appeal ruling
Judge Goldberg of the Superior Court rules on 15 Cambridge taxpayers plea that Mayor Lyons cannot draw salary from May 1 while his conspiracy conviction appeal sweeps through the Supreme Court. It remains unclear if the mayor will appeal Goldberg’s decision or seek a further delay.
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Goldberg
Superior Court
Cambridge
Lyons
Supreme Court
Funeral for John McGillicuddy of Sparks Street
City employees attend the funeral at St. Peter's Church for John McGillicuddy born in Ireland who joined the Sewer Department in 1888 and retired ten years ago. He was 80. Sister Mary survives. Burial in St. Paul’s Cemetery Arlington. Rev Dr Francis V Murphy officiated. Funeral Director Thomas O’Hara directed.
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John McGillicuddy
Sparks St
St. Peter's Church
Tues
Eire
Sewer Dept
Mary
Francis V. Murphy
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Thos. O'Hara
Death of Bertha King Daughter of Cambridge Police Chief
Bertha C. King widow of Moses King and daughter of the late Lothrop G. Cloyes of Cambridge dies in Oklahoma City. Committal service at Cambridge Cemetery on Monday June 30 at 4 o clock. Funeral director B F Wyeth in charge.
Cambridge Summer Theatre Opens at Brattle Hall
Cambridge Summer Theatre at Brattle Hall opens with Elissa Landi in The Lady Has a Heart. A ten week season plans national guest stars and the artistic company assisting. Curtain times 8 40 and 2 40 with managers John Huntington and Lee Falk.
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Elissa Landi
Ann Corio
Diana Barrymore
Anna Sten
Nancy
Ramon Navarro
John Huntington
Lee Falk
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