Senator Blanchard Pushes Reduction of Cambridge Liquor Licenses
Senator Blanchard leads a drive to cut Cambridge liquor licenses to 1 per 1,000 residents, about 120, from 226. He backs Rev. Macnair’s bill in Senate 301, seeking license quota return, with petitions and a nickel fee to cover costs. He cites loopholes in the Liquor Control act and urges readers to support the petition while listing license costs for Cambridge venues.
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Senator Blanchard
Macnair
Blanchard
Cambridge
W. M. Macnair
General Court
Senate
ABC
Committee On Legal Affairs
Remembering Cambridge figures and the O'Learys
In collaboration with Harry Mahoney, a portrait of Dennis O Leary Commodore and his family emerges. Dinnie O Leary, custodian of Riverside racers and Union Navy Civil War veteran, inspired sons Billy Mike and Dinnie Jr to follow in local civic and athletic paths.
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Dennis O'Leary
Bill
Michael
Dinnie
Cambridge
Dinnie O'Leary
Ed Whitney
Dover
Riverside
Riverside Boat Club
Billy
Mike
Bill O'Leary
N. E
Siens
Harvard Square
Harry
Ball O'Leary
Fred
Democratic State Committee
Cambridge Taxpayers Urge Halt on Street Payroll Expansion
The Cambridge Taxpayers Association led by Chairman Bell urges Mayor Lynch to stop what they call wasteful spending. They criticize Civil Service plans to add 34 steady and 42 temporary street workers, warning of a $50,000 payroll increase and a high tax rate. They question city needs and imply political motives in an election year.
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Cambridge Taxpayers Ass'n
Bell
Lynch
Civil Service
Cambridge
Cambridge City Council Election and Labor Moves
The Cambridge City Council elected John J. Carver to fill the late Councillor P. J. Delaney’s seat, with Francis J. Roche as a rival. The council also examined a one day off in six for police and debated police hours amid a taxpayer challenge. Other items included voting machine purchases, Gerry Landing beach improvements, Recreation Commission review, and a proposal to ban fireworks sales.
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General Court
Blanchard
P. J. Delaney
John J. Carver
Francis’ J. Roche
Cambridge
Mr. Mahoney
Pill
Sennett
Committee On Elections
Gerry Landing
Recreation Commission
Swenson
Sunshine Club Plans Camp Houseing For 20 Boys
Sunshine Club chairman Stafford Johnson announced a meeting to organize housing for 20 boys at Sunshine Camp this summer. Attending clubs included Kiwanis, Hotary, Lions, Cambridge Post American Legion, and Sunshine Camp Mothers' Club members with a party hosted by Mrs. Maurice Quigley.
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Stafford Johnson
Sunshine Camp
Kiwanis Club
Merton L. Garfield
John J. Carver
Hotary Club
Richard W. Vose
Lions Club
William G. Archibald
Blake Smith
Cambridge Post
American Legion
Michael T. Kelleher
Sunshine Camp Mothers’ Club
Maurice Quigley
Prospect Street
Mary Schneider
Anna Wentzell
Angie
Metallo
William
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Ccc
Member
Federal Deposit Insurances Corporation
J. Frank Facey
Manny
Harry Mahoney
Hamilton Liquors
Pierce
Teowbridge
UNION
Beled
Tel Ham
WPA
Federal Music Prejece
Inifall
Crosby
Burns
Martha Raye
Waikie
Rochelle Hudson
Michael Whalen
Thomas' Beck
Chas. F. Hurley Real Estate
Newranee
Commonwealth Avenue
Drake
Mass
Council
Patrick J. Delaney
Sunshine Club
Green ST
Remie
Cambridge “Mutual” Savings
Cambridge Savings Bank
Barvard Beware
Centry
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Gembridge Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
Pato
Manhattan Market
Rey
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
California
Florida
Iceberg
Manhattan
Mass. Ave
ILP
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