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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1933
Page
1
Under Manager Peter De Luca and Mayor Russell the Manhattan Market drew twenty three prize tickets last Tuesday afternoon. Winners included A. C. Farrow who won a Westinghouse Dual Automatic Refrigerator from 323 Broadway as part of the mammoth Food Fair.
The council, short on time, rushed through a Tuesday session. Mayor reappointed William J. Shea as treasurer for one year and John J. McKenzie as auditor for three years starting June. Bolger kept in animal inspection. Reconsideration motion failed 8 to 6 with Carmay absent. Soldiers' Aid report favorable. Five councillors were named to draft resolutions on ex-councilman Bolster's death.
Cambridge Chapter of the Red Cross seeks rapid contributions for Auburn and Ellsworth Maine fire victims. Four to five hundred families are homeless with little furniture or goods, mostly tenement residents. Send donations to 42 Brattle Street Cambridge or to any Cambridge bank. payments forwarded without expense.
One month after a candidate withdrawal in the Democratic primaries for Judge Monahan's seat Joseph A. McHugh of 2 Carver Street joins Billy Furness' Harvard Automobile Co Cambridge Ford dealer for nineteen years. He is an accomplished salesman with training from Cambridge High and Latin School Burdett College and Boston University.
Local, state, and church leaders plus 400 St Peter’s Catholic Club members honored Rev Patrick H Callanan LL.D. at a Continental Hotel banquet marking his 21st year as pastor of St Peter’s Church. He is Boston College’s first graduating class survivor and has served 52 years in the priesthood. Representative Dever served as toastmaster. state treasurer Hurley spoke for the governor. Mayor Razeelay voiced city greetings.
The School Committee meets with 26 attendees as Mayor arrives after P.M. He notes bids on Rindge School were legal but excessive and that purchases were by agreement. The group approves using some schools for primary and election work and reviews tenure lists and annual appointments. Supt Fitzgerald shows a Roosevelt portrait. Dr Cassidy questions paying $8 per school for the picture.
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