Harvard Square Business Group Luncheon Fosters Ties
Harvard Square hosts a Cambridge Industrial Association noon luncheon with over 50 members from Kendall Square and Harvard Square. Joseph Motherwell outlines the goal of better citywide cooperation while Prof. Snyder discusses the current business outlook and gradual improvement expectations.
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Harvard Square
Cambridge Industrial Ass'n Rooms
Pres
Joseph Motherwell
Industrial Ass'n
Kendall Square
Thomas F. Sullivan
George E. Cole
Cole
Harvard “Coop
Harvard University
Joseph L. Snyder
Harvard School of Business Administration
Special school committee meeting on budget called by three members
A special meeting of the school committee was convened at City Hall at the request of Mrs. Brooks, Mr. Hurley, and Mr. McGreenery to discuss the budget. The mayor questioned the need for a special session, noting a scheduled budget meeting the next day and a regular session soon. Hurley urged openness with $1.8 million at stake, while others debated the proper procedure. Continued on page 4.
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Brooks
Hurley
McGreenery
Russell
Wood
Ray FitzGerald
Lynch
Freedom from Furnace Drudgery and Inefficiency
An advertisement advocates oil heating over coal, promoting the Waltham Oil Burner Corporation. It argues oil heat is cleaner and steadier, and that heating engineers should advise on the best method. The company promises an all New England made burner, easy installation, and courteous service from Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Waltham Oil Burner Corporation
High Street
Parmenter Road
Waltham
New England
Waltham Oil
City urged to curb waste Space open parking licenses
A plea asks the License Commission to stop issuing special licenses for waste Space open parking and revoke existing ones. The writer argues such spaces hurt public garages, delay real development, and urges owners to sell to productive developers. The call seeks stronger action and official support for tax paying garages.
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License Commission
Zoning Board Hearing on Harvard Theatre Addition and Gas Station
The Board of Appeal met in the City Council Chamber due to crowding and opened with a private conference on Harvard Theatre's plan to add a cabin for air. A hearing followed on the Boston El gas station at 972 Memorial Drive in an E-2 zone, with Attorney Sullivan advocating an exemption and others opposing or qualifying the request.
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Board of Appeal
City Hall
Boston
E. H. Farrell
Memorial Drive
Timothy D. Sullivan
Dept. of Public Utilities
Roxbury
Council
R. Allison
St. John the Evangelist Society
Emory
Harvard College
Melville F. Weston
Sec’y
Planning Board
Jeremiah F. Downey
Cambridge Council Shame Sparks Public Outcry Over City Affairs
Cambridge public opinion roars against the City Council over the mayoral tercentenary committee episode. Councillor Delaney’s audacious motion is blamed for triggering a nationwide reputational hit and calls for protest rather than reconsideration. The piece also notes concerns about contract labor, traffic policy ideas from Supt Harrington, and water supply worries amid potential emergency borrowing. The License Commission denies a store license to a non citizen applicant after review by Chairman Quinn and fellow members.
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Cambridge
Delaney
Sisters Re Unite After Estrangement At Footwear Store
A city column notes the reunion of Style and Comfort in a Boston shop visit to T. E. Moseley Co. at 89 West St. The piece praises knowledgeable clerks, sensible prices, and foot friendly Footsaver Shoes inspiring a refined spring shoe experience.
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Sister Comfort
T. E. Moseley Co
West St
Boston
Comfort
Fort
Delaney Humorist Sparks City Council Action At Meeting
City council members reacting to Councillor Delaney moved to refer the mayor's 100 citizen committee for the Cambridge 300th anniversary to the engineering committee. The session also approved street construction funds, debated labor use, and set hearings on building and zoning changes.
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Delaney
Cambridge
Pres. Stokes
Messrs
Gibson
O'Connor
Coady
Shea
Leahy
Crowley
City Hall Lunch Room Proposed for Public Use
A suggested lunch room in the City Hall basement aims at serving the public. Report notes some would gain meals while others seek a free lunch when His Honor is not watching.
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City Hall
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Cambridge Street
North Avenue
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Prof. Snider
MR. Mayor
the Telephone Service Department
Manhattan Market
Great Food
Joseph M. Stokes
Weston
Stokes
Mary Alphen
Inman Street
Cambridge Motor Co
Mass. Avenue
James E. Curry
Blackall
John Harrington
The
Boston “el
Central Square District
Traffic Commission
John
Quinn
Chas.f. Hurley Real Estate
the Savings Bank
University
Acria
Cofran's
Water Board
Lincoln
Shes
Shes, Recording the Council In Favor of Legislation Now Before the General Court
Central Square Theatre
Claire
George Bancroft
Ladies Love Brotes
GQ Garamount
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