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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1941
Page
5
Over 3000 voters of color in Cambridge could swing the race for Dr. W Alexander Cox if they vote for him. Supporters cite his personal respect, character, and roles as citizen, dentist, and lawyer as key factors for election to the City Council.
A roster of individuals includes Peter Cagna Timothy F. Ganehy Modestino Be Vito Dr. David C. Dow Jr Fred Farley George Fitzpatrick Joseph Mazza Warren Messaac Bernard E. McDermott Dr Francis Mulcahy Edward Roache Barnet Stone Theodore L Storer Frank Talarico.
Suffolk Probate Court Judge John V. Mahoney delivered a talk to about 100 Cambridge Bar Association members at the Continental dinner meeting. President John A. Daly presided as Mahoney discussed humane aspects of Probate Court procedure and praised the young lawyers in the field.
Remarks from the Judiciary Committee of the Legislature emphasize that national state and local governments need the best type of men for public office. The statement underscored the leadership standards expected of candidates and officials at all levels.
A grid of local figures convenes as Daly taps a pencil on a water glass, described as a delicate method. Andy Moore reads reports with Edwin Booth like finesse while Judges Stone Counihan Greene Gadsby Mahoney preside. A galaxy of amiable intellectuals attends with Solicitor Evarts and colleagues, Dan Lynch noticing Plan East, and Dave Keehan delivering brief, earnest greetings.
A roster of residents including Sammy Flaksman Joe Fine Billy Brooks and Dan Crowley appears in a lively public society column. The piece highlights remarks over talks and examinations of character with photos and brief captions featuring Ed Rowe Cecil Rowe John F Carr and many other locals.
Cambridge election notes highlight Daniel A. Buckley, veteran city official, as a council candidate. His record includes Park Commission leadership and Library Trustee work, credited with launching playgrounds and new branch libraries. The piece discusses Plan E, Met water ties, drought issues, and local civic activities around 1940s Cambridge politics.
Water Dept. Supt. Timothy W. Good told the City Council Tuesday night that a water supply shortage endangers the city. An official Water Board message urged approving $200 000 from the Water Dept. reserve fund to expand source and supply of the vanishing necessity, aiming to prevent misallocation of funds to other city needs.
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