Memorial Mass at St Pauls Church in Cambridge
Camb Post reports American Legion will hold its annual Memorial Mass at St Pauls Church tomorrow at 11 AM, with marchers leaving Legion quarters at 10:15 AM. Also notes local civic life, awards, and community updates from Cambridge.
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Harvard Sq
Washington Elm
Camb. Post
American Legion
St Paul's Church
Legion Quarters
Danny
Mike
Arthur MacKenzie
Central Sq
Ford Auto Sales
Rotary
Red Cross
Democratic City
Jefferson Club
Finn
Roche
Edw. E
Death of Agnes Rockwood Griffiths
Ex Mayor Rockwood and family mourn the death of Agnes Rockwood Griffiths who died May 18 after coming to Cambridge from Pittsburgh for treatment. She stayed at her father's Avon Street home before moving to the N. E. Hospital for Women. Educated in Cambridge, she attended Peabody and Latin schools. Continued on Page 5.
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Rockwood
Agnes Rockwood Griffiths
Cambridge
Pittsburgh
Avon S1
N. E. Hospital For Women
Griffith
Peabody and Latin
Park Board Session Sees Sam Pill Lead Brief Meeting
Acting Chair Sam Pill directed a quick Park Board session in the absence of Chair Spencer. Five of nine members attended. Cambridge Central Labor Union may use Cambridge Field for Labor Day. Mahoney reported Washington Elm markers to be loosened. A $100 appropriation was approved for a granite-edged 26 inch plate to be installed on the street with a circle to steer traffic.
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Cambridge Central Labor Union
Cambridge Field
Mahoney
Washington
Local Work Offer Seeks Educated Woman for Home Tasks
Publisher seeks an educated woman for pleasant in home work to benefit local welfare. Telephone required. Selling experience helpful. Submit to Box No.5 Cambridge Sentinel.
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Cambridge Sentinel
Taxpayers Epistle on Sennott Bill for Acting Mayor Power
Cambridge Taxpayers Association backs a bill to define the Acting Mayor of Cambridge powers and duties. The letter, read May 8 1941 to a legislative committee, argues the Acting Mayor should have authority beyond delays.
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Legislative Committee On Cities
Cambridge
Francia L. Sennott
Ass'n
Bell
License Board Suspends Cambridge Cafe Liquor License
The Cambridge St Prospect Cafe Inc liquor license was suspended for three days by the License Commission after a routine May 4 visit. Police Captain Canney reported a young girl, possibly a minor, seated with two men and served a drink during the incident. Attorney John H. Hurley represented the cafe.
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Prospect Cafe, Inc
Cambridge ,St
John E. Quinn
Burley Address Listing for Commonwealth Avenue Boston
Classified listing showing Charles F Burley at 276 Commonwealth Avenue Boston with telephone contact Ken 0767. Includes no additional context or events.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Notable speakers at Boston Research Day luncheon event
The program features H A John and a list of guests including N E Council secretary John F. Tinsley, Halcombe Brown, Floyd Campbell, Frank Randall, Charles Fosgate, and Raymond Stevens. Attendees include Arthur Morley of the Chamber of Commerce and executives from Massachusetts engineering, gas, and electric groups.
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Charles M. Fosgate
Arthur P. Morley
Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Stevens
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Robert Tonon
Frank W. Randall
Cit
Floyd E. Armstrong
MLLT
John H. Campbell
Superior Laundry Co
Aldrich Durant
Harvard
Charles
St Peter’s School Patrol Champs Receive Kiwanis Trophy
The St Peter’s School Safety Patrol is named 1941 champions as Kiwanis Club members award the coveted trophy at a Central Theatre ceremony. Police officials, clergy, and civic leaders praise the patrol for safety leadership and character formation.
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ST. Peter’s
Central SQ. Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Frank Howard
Steve Mahoney
Mallahan
Sergi
Pres. Howard
Ruth Ledoux
Mass. Safety Council
Howard H. Kirk
Boston Auto Club
Sennett
Stephen F. Moran
St. Peter's Church
Dan Cronin
Wm. J. Daly
Sennott Mayor's Bill Faces Monday Hearing Opponents Cite Partisanship
A second hearing on the Special Legislative Committee bill to grant full powers to Acting Mayor Sennott was held Monday. City officials and local editors urged action while critics warned Plan E and constitutional questions may derail the proposal amid Cambridge financial issues and calls for oversight.
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Sennott
Legislative Cities
KR. C. Evarts
H. J. Mahoney
the Sentinel
Mr. Evarts
D. A
Supreme Court
Mahoney
Beacon Hill
Herbert H. McSorley
Republican City Comm
Chandler Johnson
Hogan
Ch. Rowell
Newman
Malden
Cambridge
Davidson
Geo. B. Rowell
Repub
Lundgren
Worcester
Nelson
Boston
Rowell
Roche
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John Jr. McGillicuddy
The
Sentinel
Baltimore
Virginia
Lee Ryan
Benny McLaughlin
Central Sq. Ares
Fresh Pond
Agnes Rockwood
Reliance Cooperative Bank
Dunster ST
Harvard Square
John
Mary
Mass. Ave
Sam Pill
PARK
Sam” Pill
Eve
Spencer
Sam
Park Recreation Board
Atty
John H. Hurley
Daniel F. O’brien
Mass. Avenue
Kir
Armstrong
Sais
Harvard Floor Craft Co
Ere Ave
Chas. F. Burley
Atomics, and Power
Arthur. MacKenzie
Mr. BR
Baker
New York
Vanderbilt Hotel
Cesar Romero
Mary Beth
Cisco Kid
Hughes
Vaquero
Don Ameche
Alice Faye
RIO” _CO
Cene Autry
Mary Lee
Singing Hill
Entoure
SA Patrol
Maurice Corkery
Sqn
Republican City Committee
Francis Forgets
Anhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Manhattan
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