What Do You Hear? By John J. McGillicuddy
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05 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1938
Page
1
City Happenings and Political Buzz from Cambridge News
Ex mayor hopes to capture Lyon in a tense power play while five to ten police inspectors are urged to join the unit. A mother club faces a License Board hearing. a police complaint opens after hours. Rep Foley actively campaigns for State Senate. Ex-Rep Cleary remains combative after a defeat. Local figures, Elks, and hospital trustees are noted amid plans for shopping and office changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
John J. Foley
North Cambridge
State Senate
Seminator Blanchard
Jack
Joe Cleary
Blanchard
Horace Cogrwell, Jr
James
James T. Whelan
Ralph W. Robart
City Hospital
Elks
Central Square
the Elks
Charles
Sandy) Chapman
Leo T. Myles
Board of Health
Greater Boston
City Hall
Paul Touchette
Equity Political League
Norfolk Prison Colony
Billy Nixon
Jas. Fitzgerald
Garfield Street
Duplex for Rent Near Fresh Pond Parkway
To rent a six room duplex with bath near Fresh Pond Parkway. Includes large closets and hardwood floors. Monthly $35. Call evenings N N 3987 M. March 5 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Pond Parkway
N. N
M. Mar
Budget Figures Will Get Council Scrutiny
Budget figures will face council scrutiny as officials review allocations and anticipated expenditures. The presentation aims to clarify funding priorities and ensure prudent use of public resources.
Public sanitary stations mandated for towns over ten thousand
State law Chapter 111 Sec. 33 General Laws requires cities and towns with populations above 10 000 to maintain sanitary stations in convenient business center locations. Each station must have separate water closets for each sex. The Board of Health determines number and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Recollections of 60 Years Through Cambridge Memories
Letter from Arthur H. Smith to J. Frank Facey recalls early Cambridge friendships, Clarkson family memories, and local shops at Rothwell street and Ward 4 Webster School. Mentions Tom Booth, Capt. Cade, Joe Rivers, Jack Lynch, and the Booth store at Pleasant and Park Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
Frank
Clarkson
Rothwell Street
Tom Booth
Capt. Cade
John Clarkson
Joe Rivers
Lynn
Jack Lynch
Yoursell
Cory
Cambridge
the Sentinel
Frank Facey
Arthur H. Smith
Webster School
Booth
Pleasant and
Park Sts
In the Heart of Central Sq Furnished Front Room
Central Square furnished front room rental at 194 Auburn Street three blocks from Masa Avenue. Board optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Sq
Auburn St
Masa. Ave
Press Club Frolic Marks First Cambridge Social Event
The Cambridge Press Club held its first annual Frolic at the Continental Hotel on Tuesday night. Nearly 500 guests attended to support better ties between the press and the public. President Ede M. Martin and assistants organized an entertainment program hosted by M.C. Joe Rubin with radio and night club acts, while Mayor Lyons received a warm welcome on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Press Club
M. Martin
Joe Rubin
M.C
Oe F
Radio X-Rayman
Pson
Boston American
Mayor Lyons
Fragmented column hints at Cambridge notes and social scenes
The page fragment references Pres Martin's coverage and social notes about ladies and "boys" in dress suits. It mentions Ozzie Ingram keeping Cambridge well posted and hints at continued content on another page, with unclear tickets and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Roe
Ozzie Ingram
Cambridge
Furnished Southwest Corner Room Near Mass Ave
Advertises a warm sunny south west corner room at 3 Dana St Suite 11 with comfortable furnishings and a perfect bed. Highlights 2 minutes to Mass Ave car line and available privileges. Contact M-5 to arrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass. Ave
Dana St
Pill Pushes Central Square Convenience Station Plan
Councillor Hyman Pill urges the Mayor to place a public health convenience station in Central square citing state law. The Health Board and City Engineer debated sites including Magazine Street curb and the active buying zone between Prospect and Norfolk streets. Estimated cost runs about $9,000 with four custodians to operate, and opposition from Pill persisted as the plan moved to Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pill
Central Square
Fede Comradiat
Board of Health
Magazine Street
Mass. Avenue
Ass’n
Prospect
Norfolk Streets
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John J. McGillicuddy
Lower Lodge
Ralph Petersen
Tommy Gibson
Pete Larkin
Wm. H. Dwyer
Chestnut Street
Lamount Corliss Co
New York
Bill
Sennott
Rathskeller
Crystal Cafe
Mass
Lyons
Pres. McNamara
Wee
J. Frank Facey
Harry Mahoney
Harry
Smith
Arthur
New England
WLU LL
Chas. F. Burley
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Hamilton
Boylston ST. Harvard Sq
Edward CG. Robinson
James Stewart
Bec. Eee Oer
Mae West
Edmund Lowe
del Rio “International
SES
George Sanders Clement
Lionel
Eme
Hyman Pill
Farrell Supply CO
Columbia ST
Drake
Masa
Gaither
Central SJ
Robbins
Ie Ave
Vie
Massachusetts Avenue
California Wines
Astradore
Product of
Portugal
Spain
McKesson
Kintore
A Schenley
Tivoli
Manhattan Market
Vthin
Putnam Spa
Jersey
Putnam SQ
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