29 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1941
Page
1
The County Bank and Trust Company offers Personalized Checking Accounts with no minimum balance and no fixed monthly fee. Available at the main office 6515 Mass Ave or branch 310 Cambridge St East Cambridge. Depositors pay two dollars per book of twenty checks, about ten cents per check for regular use. Per continues on Page 8.
Stoughton Bell president of the Cambridge Taxpayers Association criticizes House Bill 1525 at a State House hearing. He argues civil service protection for tax collector office employees would raise costs and burden taxpayers while filling patronage jobs. He cites Cambridge salary figures and urges equal treatment of city workers to cut expenses. A separate quote about aiding Eire and feeding people appears, noting a plea for U S government cooperation to avert suffering.
Moving advice from John Hamilton at 182 Harvard St urges spring relocations. Personal attention and modern Hamilton vans promise conscientious service and safety for goods in transit. Contact by phone KIR 93129 for moving arrangements.
Acting Mayor Sennott states the Cambridge proposal does not create a State Commission form of government. He notes the advisory committee would draft legislation to fix legal entanglements in city administration and signals Beacon Hill hints of a Republican majority committee.
Congressman Thomas H. Eliot urged the Federal Government to help Ireland buy large quantities of American wheat. He said the Irish people need bread and are ready to pay, recalling famine days in Eire and American charitable efforts.
City council meeting Tuesday night saw Councillors Winslow and Parker fail to secure a vote endorsing a plan for the General Court to select seven legislators to oversee Cambridge public affairs for the year. Discussion covered acting Mayor Sennett’s status amid a court dispute over mayoral duties and an arbitration between Judge Williams and Mayor Lyons.
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