Ex Councillor Walter J Madigan Enlists in Army
Walter J Madigan says he plans to join Uncle Sam's Army next week in the U S S Army program. He has been in a deferred class but wants to scrap a Jap. City Council approves a year extension of retirement duty for Water Dept Supt Timothy W Good who reached retirement age last month. Also notes on City Hall's Hotsy Totsy and Policeman John Silva returning to duty after three weeks.
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Walter
Water Dept
Timothy W. Good
City Hall
Central Sq
John Silva
Frank S Knapp Re-Elected Pres Harvard Sq Assn
Harvard Square Business Men's Association honors president Frank S Knapp with a second term at the Continental dinner meeting Tuesday night. He reviews World War I era activities in the square and predicts ongoing business bustle during the present conflict. Officers re-elected include Wm L Galvin N Rusell Cazmay E Willard Phippen Robert B Snow James F Danehy Newton A DeWitt Claus Gelotte and Wm J Malcolm. Secy Cazmay reports on the 22nd annual progress.
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Harvard Sq
Franks. Knapp
Knapp
Wm. L. Galvin
Sec’y
N. Russell Cazmay
Treas
E. Willard Phippen
Robert B. Snow
Jas. F. Danehy
Newton A. DeWitt
Claus O. Gelotte
Wm. J. Malcolm
Real Estate Insurance Mortgages at 276 Commonwealth Ave Boston
Real estate and mortgage services listed for 276 Commonwealth Avenue Boston with contact Tel Ken 0767. Indicates a local agency handling property insurance and loan matters.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
City Council Adopts Routine Finances and Requests Revenue Support
City Council members approve routine business and finance items. City Manager Atkinson proposes a $1,000 auto purchase for his department, referred to Finance, with other entries including $6,075 and $435 for Hospital, $9,500 for Purchasing, $3,000 for Health autos, $5,000 for Building crew, $850 for City Hall clock repairs, $200 for a war memorial plaque, $350 for a manually operated traffic signal, $400 for bicycle registrations, and $5,600 for Police. The body also votes to spend $2,664 on Park Dept trees. Councillor Sullivan seeks federal revenue for housing structures. a SENTINEL source hints several thousand dollars may flow into the local treasury.
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Mgr. Atkinson
Hospital Dept
Health Dept
City Hall
Hartard Sq
Park Dept
Sullivan
District 9 appoints wardens and ethics for air raid plan
William J. Hayes announced three appointments including Faneuil Adams and Rema Fermin as wardens. District 9 census lists about 11 000 residents. Arthur C. Dow heads the Blackout Committee for the Mass Public Safety Comm. badge respect guidance issued. Cambridge pamphlet distribution on air raid procedures.
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William J. Hayes
Faneuil Adams
Larch Road
Rema Fermin ‘Cty
Arthur C. Dow
Mass. Public Safety
Neil W. Rice
Robart
Edward Wood, Jr
Scott St
Coral Hayward
Prescott St
Thomas Eliot
Cambridge
Office of Civilian Defense
Florence Valentine
Volunteers Service Bureau of
Police Communion Breakfast at St Marys in Harvard Street area
Pres. Frank Gutoski of the Police Relief Assn with help from committee members organizes the annual Communion breakfast and reception tomorrow morning. Police from adjacent cities will march to St. Marys Church at 7 30 from Police HQ for Mass followed by breakfast at Memorial Hall. Speakers include Rev Fr John A Butler Rev Fr Finn Rev Fr Robi City Mgr Atkinson Mayor Corcoran and Judges Stone Conathan Ex Att Gen Paul A Dever and Att Gen Bob Bushnell.
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Pres
Frank Gutoski
Police Relief Ass'n
St. Mary's Church
Harvard
Norfolk St
Memorial Hall
John A. Butler
St. Mary’s
Finn
East Cambridge
Robi. Hur
Winslow Attacks Senator Over Cambridge Pool Plan
Representative Henry D Winslow denounces Senator Blanchard for a 130 000 Cambridge pool amid wartime needs. He questions funding priorities, warns against diverting materials from defense and Metropolitan Water, and calls for winning the war before such projects.
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Blanchard
Avon Hill
Lyons
Pledge Campaign Advances in Cambridge War Bond Drive
In week two of a door to door effort, Cambridge volunteers under chairman Thomas F. Gibson seek to gauge and increase War Bond and Stamp purchases. William J. Clancy reports strong confidence the campaign will meet its goal, contacting every income earner in the city.
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U. S
William J. Clancy
Thomas F. Gibson
Cambridge
War Bond Sale Committee Opens at City Hall Room 21
The Committee for the Sale of United States War Bonds and Stamps announces a sale event in Room 21 at City Hall. Citizens encouraged to purchase bonds to support the war effort and national finance.
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Committee For the
United States
City Hall
Navy Recruiting Branch Station Opens in Somerville
Lieut George M Powers Jr in charge announces a new Navy Recruiting Branch Station at 871 Summer St Somerville off Cutter Square The space is provided by George Dilboy Post No 529 W o F and the branch will help Somerville and nearby residents obtain Naval Service information and file applications.
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George M. Powers, Jr
Navy
N. E. Dist
Summer St
Cutter Square
Somerville
George Dilboy
F. W
Naval Service
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John J. McGillicuddy
Walter J. Madigan
Walter Madigan
Uncle Sam's Army
U. S.S. Army
Contionad
Tim
Windsor Auto Repair Shop
JON J Donahue & Son
Undertakers
Magazine
Kirk
Walter Pidgeon
Maureen O'Hara
My Valley
Jane Withers
Young America
Ann Sheridan
Ronald Reagan
Lorraine Day, Barry Nelson
Burma Road
Florida Cafe
Cambridge ST
John
Mary
Sembalmer
Pearl ST
Concord Ave
Cambridge Savings Bank
Harvard Square
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Central Square
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
Mars. Ava
Thos. P. O'Neill, SR
Frank S. Knapp
Harvard ’Sq. Assn
Sec'y Cazmay
Frank Knapp
Harvard Sq. Bus. Men's Assn
Blevins
John J. Blevins
John A. Blevins
Albert C. Blevins
Austin Street
Whittier Street
Chas. F. Burley
Ken
Mike
A. Rsp
Atty.gen
Bushnell
Henry D. Winslow
Senate
Henry
Arthur
OND
NEW Recruit Office
Manhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
Trowbridge
Frankforts
Broilers
Liquor Dept
Bologna
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