Mayor Lynch Opposes Robart Motion For Student Travel Fund
A small crowd attended a School Committee meeting held after a holiday. The panel discussed funding travel for five high school students and one teacher to Oklahoma City for National Forensic League finals. Mayor Lynch ruled a $750 transfer from sub-teachers funds illegal, blocking the plan.
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Oklahoma City
National Forensic League
Robart
Lynch
Ilegal
Brooks
Joe Delaney Dies After Pneumonia at 63
Joseph M. Delaney of 92 Inman Street died after a week's illness of pneumonia in his 64th year. He served as superintendent of St. Mary's building and church duties for several years and was a beloved figure to students and parishioners. A Requiem High Mass was held at St. Mary's Church with 25 priests present and Fr. Butler delivering the eulogy.
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St. Mary's
Annunciation
Joseph M
Joe) Delaney
Inman Street
Delaney
Newfoundland
Joe
St. Mary’s Church
John .A. Butler
John Whelan
Leroy V. Cooney
E. Joseph Burke
Butler
Rumor Mill Stirring City Hall Roles and Local Figures
Rumors suggest John Dieselman of North Cambridge may become city purchasing agent and be a mayoral ally. Debate grows over a woman chairing the Park Commission. Music permits for salons spark staff questions and talk of future appointments circulates amid campaign chatter and banquet notes.
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John Dieselman
North Cambridge
Lynch
Park Commission
John L. McDonald
Manhattan May Food Fair Opens Next Week
The Manhattan Market Food Fair arrives in Cambridge and runs Monday through Friday marking the spring trade season. The event features food demonstrations and prize offers, with a school in cooking drawing crowds and prizes such as a General Electric vacuum cleaner, a 1936 radio, a refrigerator, and a washing machine.
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Cambridge
General Electric
Hurley Victor Over P A Dever In Democratic Pre Primary
A larger vote than expected was cast in the Presidential State Pre Primary with 15 080 ballots, highlighting rivalries in the Democratic field. State Treasurer Charles F. Hurley led pledged delegates over Atty Gen Paul A. Dever, while Roosevelt led Democrats in overall voting and Curley topped the at large delegate tally.
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Treas
Chas. F. Hurley
Atty
Paul A. Dever
Resi
Vandenberg
Borah
Knox
Hutchinson
Father Coughlin
Smith
Townsend
Roosevelt
Landon
Curley
Ely
Walsh
Coolidge
Timothy E. Carroll
Alexander F. Sullivan
Frederick V. McMenimen
Frank
Charles F. Hurley
Cambridge
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Cambridge Savings Bank
Harvard Square
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
Massachusetts Ave
Michael A. Rosa
Cabinet Maker
Pearl St. Trowhbridge
K. O. Colin
Pearl St
Eli
NICE
Puimam Ave
Joe Delaney
St. Mary’s Parish
John J. McGillicuddy
the Sentinel
Ralph MN. Hamilton
Continental Hotel
Messina Exterminating Co
Columbia Street
McBride's Cafe
Harvard SQ
Col. Brattle and
Boylston Streets
Hamilton
MT. Auburn & Boylston Sts
Beacon Hill
Argien
Penn Maryland de Luxe
Ballantine's
Gilbey's
London Dry Gin
Barclay’s
Guinness’ Stout
S. S. Pierce’s
Cambridge Army and Navy Store
Endicott -Johnson
Lafayette Square
Commonwealth Avenue
Manhattan
Mer
Joe Matarazzo
Manhattan Market
EGG Store
Mass
Putnam SQ
Kyanite Products
Norfolk
J. P. Harrington
Norfolk Street
Frank Borelli
Putnam Ave
Brookline
Sandy MacAlister
Anhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Scotland
Uupm
Hiram Walker
Weer
Bourbon
Cal
Muscatel
del Rio Port
Sherry
Homestead
Central
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