Central Sq Businessmen Hear Streets Supt on Projects
At a lively election night gathering Monday at the Y W C A the Central Square businessmen elected officers led by President Howard McClennan and Secretary Andrew Moore. A report on the convent site was discussed with Elmer Bright opposing the project while tenants feared trade impact.
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Central Sq
McMenimen
Howard McClennan
Frank Morse
County Trust Co
Andrew Moore
John Crowley
Board of Health
Joseph L. Winn
Electrician
L. Spink
Woolworth'’s
Maurice Corkery
Central Sq. Theatre
L. D. Fuller
Chronicle- Sun
John Glacken
Cambridge A
Henry A. Ginsberg
Harvard Bazaar
H. J. Mahoney
Sentinel
Sam Pill
Dan Buckley
E. BR. A
Hookes
Chas. A. McMenimen
R. McManimen Ware
P.S. Walkathon John
East Cambridge
Bill Furness
Harvard Auto Co
Quincy 54
Charles J. McMenimen
Bill
E. Charlie
L. V. Cooney
License Commission Delivers Second Hearing Action at 69A Magazine
The License Commission revoked the malt beverage license for Garin and Co at 69A Magazine St after a second hearing amid neighbor protests and nuisance claims. Proponents for the proprietor defended no drunks or noises while witnesses for the store disputed the charges. The board also weighs a minor liquor issue at Central Sandwich Shop and schedules next appearances.
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Garin and Co
Magazine Street
Stanley H. Addison
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Susan E. Reymond
Magazine St
Frank G. Potter
Prince St
Mr. Sipeman
W. Guild
Sam Kiletjian
John Hillis
Henry St
Patrick H. O'Sullivan
Hillis
The
Sentinel
Gentral Sq
Sergt. O'Dell
Jos. F. Doran
Michael F. Cronin
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Dugan Resigns Asst Supt. Amid School Committee Session
The School Committee met despite a planned riotous session with Mayor Russell present. A key vote rescinded E R A workers removal, four to three, with Brooks Delaney Wood in support and Cassidy Fitzgerald Robart opposing. The meeting also debated school building repair surveys and coordination with the building superintendent.
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Sentinel
5. C
E. BR. A
Jas. Fitzgerald
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Hey
Brooks
Cassidy
D. C
Russell
City Council acts to end nuisance at Shea Inc plant
The Putnam Square area residents fill a City Council hearing protesting noises and odors from the Shea Inc cleansing plant at 1016 Mass Ave. Police and community members present evidence of nocturnal machine sounds reaching 200 to 300 feet. Community leaders urge action to curb violations and odors.
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Shea, Inc
Mass. Avenue
City Treas
W. J. Shea
Putnam Square
City Council
Leahy
Atty
George McLaughlin
Shea
Sergis
Wm. O'Dell
Patrick J. Ready
Jerome V. Healey
Arthur Clemens
Wm. G. Faulkner
Green Street
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