Central Trust Company Seized By State Official
At about 5 P M a typed notice on the Central Trust Co door announced the bank and its contents had been taken over by State Bank Commissioner Arthur B. Guy. He said the bank was solvent and the action was at the directors' request to protect depositors, while officials echoed the claim and no state investigation was planned.
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Central Trust Co
Central Square
State Bank
Arthur B. Guy
Guy
Gossip and City Hall Brings Briefer Sessions and Fashion
The Sentinel notes shorter council meetings as the mayor touts savings. Attorney Mike Neville is named to replace Library Trustees chair Tom O Malley, among the city’s youngest lawyers. Shoppers flock to the Nobby Men's Shop on Prospect Street for summer outfits and polished service. Inspector McCaffrey reports smoke in the mayor’s office prompting a Hawkshaw style inquiry.
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Mike Neville
Amory Street
Tom O'Malley
City Hall
Prospect Street
Nobby Men's Shop
Nobby
Shakespeare
Nobby Men's
McCaffrey
Hawkshaw
Communion Breakfast Tonight for Cambridge K of C Council 74
Knights of Columbus Cambridge Council 74 holds its annual communion breakfast at Hotel Continental after an eight o'clock Mass at St. Pauls Church. Rev Francis E Low of Boston College will speak. invited guests include church and council leaders and Grand Knight Joseph A Souza. Thomas Quinn will sing with Benedict raid accompanist.
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Knights of Columbus
Continental
St. Paul's Church
Francis E. Low
Boston College
Augustine F. Hickey
TEE i
John E. Swift
Supr
Joseph M. Kirby
State Dreaty
Franceis J. DeCelles
Geuty
John C. Dailey
Supreme
Thomas F. Vahey
Watertown
Harold G. Jacke
D.D
North Cambria
Patrick J. Moynihan
D. D.S
Dorchester
Grand Knights
Thomas Quinn
Benedict Raid
Joseph A. Souza
Toasimaster
William J. Stanger
Daniel F. Owens
Bernard P. Welch
P G. K
Philip C. Koenig
Leo P. McCabe
William L. Nixon
P. G
Cambridge Museum for Children Hosts Tea During Museum Conference
In Cambridge a tea will be hosted by the University Museum and the Cambridge Museum for Children at the Children's Museum on Jarvis Street at 5 P M Saturday May 14 to accompany the American Association of Museums meeting. An art exhibition featuring work by the Museum Art Class drawn from Cambridge public school selections is underway, alongside a stamp club exhibition and contest highlighting George Washington stamps.
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Cambridge
University Museum
Cambridge Museum
Children's Museum
Jarvis Street
Museum of
Drawing Clase
Burke
Cambridge Public Schools
Rumors of Changes in Cambridge City Hall and Local Officials
A sketchy note from Cambridge hints at an eruption in the school department and a City Hall appointment for Atty. Harold G. Jackson with long tenure. Other items mention additions to civil service duties, Mike Kelleher seeking the State Auditor post, and forthcoming community events led by Councillor Frank Roche while political chatter swirls about a Congressional bid by James T. Barrett.
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Atty
Harold G. Jackson
Ripley
Board of Appeal
Shaughnessy
Mike Kelleher
Leahy
Mozier Goldberg
Main Street
Frank Roche
Father Butler
James T. Barrett
Kave
Congress
Fr John A Butler to be honored for 40 years of priesthood
A reception honors Rev John A Butler on the fortieth anniversary of his ordination. Cambridge parishioners of St Mary of the Annunciation plan May 19 events at St Mary’s Association building with musical numbers and addresses. Butler, born in Cambridge, led St Mary’s since 1925 after serving St Patrick’s and Blessed Sacrament in nearby towns.
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St. Mary of the Annunciation Church
Cambridgeport
St. Mary's Association
Raymond A. Scott
John J. Moran
Father Butler
Cambridge
St. Patrick's
the Blessed Sacrament
State Library Board
Ely
St. Mary's School
St. Thomas Aquinas College
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
St. Mary's Church
Brookline
Mayor surprises city with sudden appointments
City Council meeting lasts about half an hour and proceeds smoothly. The mayor appoints Forrest I. Gould sinking fund commissioner and reappoints Wm. H. Reardon and Robert W. Knowles to the same panel. New Board of Appeal named with Wm. L. Galvin Harold G. Jackson and Parker F. Soule. Several library trustees and other boards receive changes. A $100,000 joint bond for treasurer and tax collector is approved. Underground subway entrances from the bus terminal discussed. Essex street parking ordinance advances.
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Smith
Kendall Square
Swenson
Essex Street
Holy Ghost Hospital Improvements Impress Local Visitors
Improvements cover hospital grounds with new fence walks and front side rear paths on Hovey avenue under Sister Casey. William E. Galvin offers furniture moving with free packing cases from Central square Boston area. Edward Lacob moves headquarters to 6 Bescon street Boston joining Con E. D Addio in Harvard square office.
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Hovey Avenue
Casey
William E. Galvin
Galvin
Central Square
Mass, Ave
Edward Lacob
Abbott
Harvard Square
Con E. D'Addio
Bescon Street
Boston
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