Food Fair and Cooking School at Manhattan Market
A six day food fair opens Monday at Manhattan Market directed by Peter De Luca with five days devoted to a cooking school awarding about 800 in prizes. The event follows successful markets at Uphams Corner and Quincy Market drawing thousands daily. A mobile broadcasting and film unit from Phillips Packing Co. aids demonstrations, with Joseph F. Walsh directing. Awards include appliances, tires, ovens, refrigerators, groceries, a bicycle, and flour barrels among others.
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Manhattan Market
Peter de Luca
United Markets
Uphams Corner
Quincy Market
Phillips Packing Co
Cambridge
Maryland
G. M. Smith
H. C. Berry
W. E. Gray
de Luca
Joseph F. Walsh
Chester J. Campbell
Manhattan
Howard McLellan
Quincey
Glenwood
Electrolux
Westinghouse
Pulson
Pillsbury
St Peter's Catholic Club to Banquet Judge Monahan
Belmont jurist Judge Joseph W. Monahan will be guest of honor at a fireside talk and meeting of St. Peter's Catholic Club on Concord Avenue. Rep. Paul A. Dever presides and introduces the judge who will share incidents from his career as lawyer, senator and sportsman. A large audience is expected for this testimonial event. Members may bring guests.
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Joseph W. Monahan
Belmont
St. Peter's Catholic Club
Concord Avenue
P.M
Paul A. Dever
Monahan
What Do You Hear Whispers Innuendos and Rumors
John J. McGillicuddy compiles a weekly roundup of whispers innuendos and hints from the city scene. The column weighs rumors against facts noting which tips hold water and which fade.
Local notes sketch city politics and civic life
Ex-Atty Arthur E K Read ing visited last week and is now in New York. The Cambridge scene includes a plan for a public beer garden by the Elks, a projected Central Trust Co. under Shawmut Bank control with Robert Fulton as president, and the Anti Communist League courting Cambridge teachers. Parents at Russell School protested standing during a PTA meeting while children sat. The mayor's finance division ordinance moves inch by inch after a tense council debate. Lafayette Square firemen celebrate two new shower baths. St Clairs plans to stay in Elks building. Supt Fitzgerald may receive funds for a European trip. Park Commission debates a tree removal in Brattle Street, while political signs appear in Central Square for Cavanagh and Dever. The mayor met with legislators on Governor Ely’s tax plan. Rep Ralph Hamilton opposes the tax rise. Ex-Councillor Joe Stokes is mentioned.
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Arthur EK
Reading
New York
Lodge of Elks
Robert Fulton
Reorganized Central Trust Co
Shawmut Bank of Boston
Fulton
Sidney Street
Wheelock-Lovejoy Co
Anti-Communist League
Cambridge
Russell School
Lafayette Square
St. Clairs, Inc
Elks
Fitzgerald
The
Park Commission
Port
Brattle Street
Foley
Hillis
Cavanagh
Dever
Inman Square
Ely
Ralph Hamilton
Ralph
Manna
Joe Stokes
For Sale Rugs Set Oriental Design at Sacrifice
Six genuine imported rugs offered for sale at 100 dollars for the entire set. Sizes include 9 by 12 feet, 7 by 10, a 10 foot hall runner, 7 by 4, and two 3 by 5 feet. Address Cambridge Sentinel Box 200 580 Mass Avenue Cambridge.
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Cambridge Sentinel
Mass. Avenue
Cambridge
Hillis announces candidacy for State Senate seat
Councillor William D. Hillis declares he seeks the Republican nomination for State Senator in the second Middlesex district covering Cambridge and Beings to fill the Monahan term. He states he will submit his name at the special primary on May 21st.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Monahan
Joseph W
Revival of Mass fish industry to six day week
In a Sen tinel interview Boston area expert Frank J. O Gara argues Massachusetts must revive old time neighborhood fish markets to restore a six day week trade. He cites skilled cutters ice packed stock and the state’s fine fish pier as keys to a healthy industry and warns modern competition harms quality and public appetite. He urges trained men to handle sea foods and boosts the Sacred Cod emblem and Massachusetts leadership in the trade.
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Sentinel
Frank J. O'Gara
Greater
Boston
Massachusetts
Japan
A-1
President Foley Sparks Surprise as Council Debates
A City Council meeting winds down with a surprise ruling by President Foley on a mayoral reorganization plan to create a finance division. Vetoes by the mayor, tabled orders, and questions about licensing votes frame a night of parliamentary rulings and procedural pauses.
All Bids Rejected At Spring School Committee Meeting
Attendance was light during a spring vacation week as the School Committee debated janitor moves raises and logistics. The panel approved using the Rindge School auditorium for a junior class contest and a $500 prize for essays on The Advancement of the Standing Good Will.
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Russell
John D. Lynch
Rindge
Rotary Club
Rotary
Boston
Cassidy
Buildingsand Grounds
Mr. Robart
Mr. Lynch
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Paul Cifrino
United Markets, Inc
Brannen’s
Kent Street
Brookline
Regent
John J. McGillicuddy
William D. Hillis
Mass.ave
Central Sq
Telephone University
Dairylea Mile
Geisha
Kid Glove
Golden Gate
Mae Prot A
Dunster St
Harvard Square
Tered
Harvard
Chas. F. Hurley
Commonwealth Avenue
Frank J. O’gara
Central SO. Theatre
Helen Hayes
Clark Gable
White
Chester Morris
Geneveeve Tobin
Gabriel
White House
Walter Houston
Mario Seat
Eddie Quillan
Dorothy Jordan
Puritan Candy Shop
Foley Springs
Corded
Mayors’ Club
License Commission
Secretary of State
Mayor and Election Commission
Rindge School
Robart
Lynch
Brooks
Edward W. Quinn
Colonial Beverage CO
Hampshire Street
Porter
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