21 Mar 1942
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1942
Page
1
Citizens hear rumors of a resignation bid and a possible outside incinerator contract while city hall figures face rumors of new posts. Health and park officials receive reappointments, and a signing machine purchase is eyed. Ex Gov Hurley may enter fall contests as city plans a new plan.
City Manager John B Atkinson spoke at the League of Women Voters dinner on plans to curb city expenses and seek a $2 tax rate reduction. He noted 85 percent of spending is payrolls and warned against mass layoffs while highlighting tax exemptions for colleges and universities.
City officials debate purchasing a $12,000 baling machine to process paper at the incinerator. Councillor Sennett had the order moved for approval after a committee review, while Councillor Lynett questioned the wisdom of the expenditure amid hopes of profit from paper sales and possible salvage depot plans.
Charles J. Burley located at 276 Commonwealth Avenue Boston lists the telephone number Ken 0767 for contact. The classified notice presents a concise business or personal address with a city phone listing.
City officials weigh burning concerns over the incinerator amid safety worries. City Manager Atkinson works seven days a week to oversee service and salvage efforts, addressing public questions about repair and operation.
More than 500 Elks gathered at Cambridge Lodge quarters to mark the 38th anniversary of the lodge and honor 12 surviving charter members of the original 65. Geo McKelleger recounts the lodge's formation and its enduring Elkdom principles.
Councillor Hogan urged displaying the American flag and service flags by any group with military members. The council agreed to relax a $25 bond requirement for flagpole installations to boost flag displays. The East Cambridge Camera Club and Elk branch plan were discussed with founder memories shared.
A correction notes previous report misnamed funeral director for Fire Captain John D. Shea. Obsequies were coordinated by Thomas H. O’Hara of Concord Avenue in Concord.
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