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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
4
Bob McKinley of McKinley Motors Cambridge considers a bid for city council. He has a 25 year motor business record and is known locally for modesty as he weighs public service.
A jumble of Cambridge residents and firms appears in a local column. Mentions include Mayor Russell hopefuls, John Lyons campaign notes, Robbins & Burke at 20 Green Street, Cambridge Sheet Metal Co. on F n Street, Kiwanis minstrel participation, and Harvard Square attorneys. Various residents are sketched with light humor, hinting at upcoming community events and political chatter.
The License Commission held a quiet session hearing requests for first class garages at 124 Brattle Street and 55-81 Main Street, a plan for a rose covered office building on Memorial Drive, and petroleum storage. A Celtic Cafe liquor license request for 1369 Cambridge Street faced reconsideration after Atty J G Duffy urged action.
Special grapes are grown for raisins. They contain much sugar and are cured in the sun or in an oven.
A snapshot of Cambridge police life notes Sergt Bill O'Dell and officers in routine crime discussion. Highlights include Officer George Selfridge as a rising asset, revival of the Cambridge Social Club, Eddie Dwyer at 647 Green Street, and Lt. P. F. Ready’s street work. Mention of inspections, desk duty shifts, and recent arrests follows, with praise for active leadership under Captain John Cannay.
The Crimson Cafe on Mt. Auburn street near Brattle square city building offers a restful atmosphere for lunch or dinner. It features a complete line of liquors and caters to small parties.
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