License Commission Hears Complaints Against Two Clubs
Inspector James W. Doyle of the State ABC Commission and official Joseph F. O'Brien presented two complaints at the weekly License Commission meeting. The Inman Social and the Palmer clubs were charged with serving beverages after midnight Sunday. Doyle testified he entered the Palmer club shortly before 1 A.M. Sunday and identified himself as a member. He named William T. Galvin as president.
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Palmer Club
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School Board Reaffirms Teacher Transfer Amid Hectic Session
At a heated special meeting last Monday the school committee voted to transfer Miss Gertrude B. Rogers from Rindge School to Highland Latin School. The adjourned session, initially attended by two members, saw mayoral petitions and a push for reconsideration as debate focused on transfer authority and school policy.
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Rindge School
Highland Latin School
Delaney
What Do You Hear The Week Gossiper Column
The Sentinel columnist John J McGilllicuddy presents a weekly roundup of whispers hints and facts. The column surveys chatter around local affairs personalities and events with a light gossip tone and cautious conclusions.
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John J. McGillicuddy
the Sentinel
Mayor confronts ex-official at private police meeting
An angry mayor confronted former Councilman and ex-Treasurer William J Lynch at a private police meeting last Tuesday leading to Lynch's evacuation. Rumors persist of a Swan appointee to finance with nepotism and reduced budgets. John Driscoll and Fred Hoey are noted in civic circles amid chatter of a mystery candidate and baseball coverage.
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Bill) Lynch
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Charak Opens Tobacco Dept at 599 Massachusetts Ave
Leo Charak, son of the late Tom Charak, opens a tobacco department at 599 Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge in the former Smith Food Shop space. He brings years of retail experience from the cigar trade and offers prompt service with cut prices.
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Mass. Avenue
Brookline Street
Tom Charak
Cambridge
Charak Co
Central Square
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Leo
Essex Street
Frye Cigar Co
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Smith Food Shop
Cambridge Provision Company
The
Sentinel
Authorities Push Plan for New Incinerator Project
Officials push a new incinerator despite funding gaps. They pursue a revenue source to cover costs while weighing environmental and community impacts. Local leaders and agencies remain engaged as feasibility and financing are debated.
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Powers That Be
That 130 000 Excess Y M C A Debate Sunday
Cambridge voters face a May 15 decision on approving a school budget showing 130000 dollars more in expenditures than the prior year. The Cambridge Y M C A hosts an open forum Sunday at 3 20 P M in Durrell Hall with Tax Assessor James J Casey among the speakers examining budget impact.
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Cambridge Y. M. C. A
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