School Board Meeting Deliberates Budget and Raises
At 4.20 PM Wednesday the school committee met amid dissent over the last meeting’s acts and a heated debate on pay raises for shop teacher Frank J. Denehy. The board voted 4 to 3 to deny reconsideration of the raise and planned to address salary inequalities in the budget. A ratification dispute and coach appointments were also discussed.
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Ray
General Treasury
Frank J. Denehy
Rindge School
Robart
Brooks
Dr. Cassidy
John Lynch
Denehy
Cassidy
FitzGerald
Lynch
Russell
Mia
Delaney
League of Geo
Fred L Lamkin Jr Appointed Cambridge Auburn Auto Agent
The Auburn Automobile Co names Cambridge Auburn Co at 1728 Mass Avenue as exclusive Cambridge agents for the new 1982 12 cylinder models. Fred L Lamkin Jr of 09 Sacramento St Cambridge leads the new agency with a unique 7500 mile unconditional guarantee backed by his local reputation and funds.
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Auburn Automobile Co
Auburn
Ind
Cambridge Auburn Co
Mass. Avenue
Cambridge
Fred Lamkin, Jr
Sacramento Street
Fred
Coffin Motor Co
Ex Mayor Quinn portrait to hang at public library
Next Sunday at 4 o clock a portrait of Ex Mayor Quinn will be hung in the Public Library on Broadway. Mayor Russell will present the picture and Chairman O Malley of the Trustees will accept. The public is invited. Doc Cassidy now serves as a school committeeman.
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Quinn
Public Library
Broadway
Russell
O'Malley
Women Democrats Active in Cambridge Victory Fund Plan
A Cambridge meeting at Mrs. Francis Sayre’s home organized Washington Elm parties for the National Victory Fund Campaign. Women Democrats can host events in Salem Witch parties Boston Tea parties and Lynn Colonial parties to support the Victory Army with proceeds aiding the fund.
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Francis Sayre
Cambridge
National Victory Fund
Democratic Party
Salem
Boston
Lynn
Washington
Richard Russell
Victory Army
Editor Russell Hosts Deep Sea Chat At Lunchtime
A stout editor and mayor Richard M. Russell discussed deep sea topics over lunch last Monday. The Sentinel hints readers to check March 17 edition to see if they are listed in the Irish lineage group.
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Richard M. Russell
Tim Good
the Sentinel
Blair
City Council Cuts Budgets and Names Paths in Brief Session
Minutes show a swift meeting approving several constables while a petition to rename Otis Street to Pulaski Road was referred to Roads and Bridges. The mayor presented the annual budget at 5 516 500 52 dollars with a 923 000 cut from last year and no school department figures. The Finance Committee will review with department heads within a week. A binding contract for the new post office site near the subway and Central Square was disclosed, with a possible hearing. A traffic island study for upper Mass avenue was ordered, and a request to fund police equipment was advanced.
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City Council
Edward O'Brien
Otis Street
Pulaski Road
Public Welfare Department
U. S. Treasury
Post Office
Dallinger
Central Square
Roche
Traffic Commission
Upper Mass, Avenue
Smith
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Ray Fits
Brighton
Allston
Brookline
Waverley
Belete
Manhattan Market
Central Sq
Fred L. Lamkin, JR
Cambridge Auburn Auto Agency
Auburn Automobile
Sentinel
Democrats
Harlem Hot Shots
Eddie Deas
Victor Recording Orchestra
John Gilbert
Chas. F. Hurley
Commonwealth Avenue
Harvard
Hessee
Diasnaee
Mass. Ave
Por
Harvard Square
Dayan Knight
Puritan Candy CO
Cambridge Agency
Auburn Motor Car Co
Tel, Univ
Automobile
Massachusetts Avenue
Porter
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