Cambridge Jefferson Club Banquet Puts Curley on Stage
Over 800 attendees at the 10th anniversary Jefferson Club banquet hear Governor candidate James M. Curley arrive amid delays. President Dan O’Brien delivers a spirited campaign talk praising democracy and cautioning Cambridge’s experiments with Harvard. News notes cover local politics, building rumors, and community updates in Cambridge.
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Fitzpatrick Bros
James M. Curley
Dan O'Brien
Jefferson Club
Mr. O'Brien
Curley
Cambridge
John H. H., McNamee
Gus Daley
Apartment To Let Near Central Sq 83 Magazine St
Seven room residence with steam heat and improvements including a refrigerator on a residential site near Central Square. Second floor at 83 Magazine Street. Call Kir at 1142 for details.
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Magazine St
Call
Red Cross Roll Call Rally At Harvard Yard
The annual Red Cross roll call and volunteer membership drive will be held at Phillips Brooks House Harvard Yard at 6 P M on Wednesday. Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard will speak. Public invited. The event combines the annual business meeting and officer elections.
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Red Cross
Phillips Brooks House
Harvard Yard
Hijertius Albert Bushnell ‘Hart
Harvard
O Hara Named Kiwanis Club President in Cambridge
Thomas H. O'Hara, Cambridge Water Board member and Huron Avenue mortician, elected president of the Cambridge Kiwanis Club at a Wednesday meeting in Hotel Commander Cambridge. Merton L. Garfield named vice president Dana N. Squires treasurer B Frank Wyeth secretary. Directors include Maurice M Corkery Timothy Danehy Frank Gervae a Galgay.
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Thomas H. O'Hara
Cambridge Water Board
Huron Avenue Mortician
Cambridge Kiwanis Club
Merton L. Garfield
Dana N. Squires
B. Frank Wyeth
Maurice M. Corkery
Timothy Danehy
Frank Gervae
A Galgay
Night recreation program announces two centers open weeknights
The Park Department Recreation Division schedules open evenings at Rindge Field Russell E Hoyt and Corporal Burns for adults Monday through Friday with Thursday reserved for women and girls. Teams must register with the recreation director and under 17 year olds are not eligible. Afternoon sessions for under 17s run at Roberts Russell and Thorndike.
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Park Department
Rindge Field
Russell E. Hoyt
Corporal Burns
Roberts
Russell and Thorndike
Mayor Lyons Urges Red Cross Roll Call Support
Cambridge residents are urged to join the American Red Cross during the annual Roll Call from November 11 to 24. Mayor John W. Lyons stresses that membership funds empower relief, especially for hurricane sufferers, and that the organization operates under government authority with public trust.
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American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Cambridge
John W. Lyons
Plan E Undemocratic No Assurance of Better Governing
City Solicitor Richard C Evarts denounces Plan E as costly and risky in a Sunday radio broadcast opposing Cambridge referendums on a new city charter. He cites potential salaries totaling 57000 for mayor council and city manager versus 15000 under the current plan, arguing the plan raises costs without solving unemployment and concentrates power.
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Jim Donovan
Robert Korentz
Korentz
Jim Petera
City Hall
John Ford
Central Sq
Harry Kennedy
Harry
Steve Harrington
State Compensation Unemployment Office
Washington, D. C
Steve
Lafayette Sq
Longfellow Schoool
W.P.A
Charley Delaney
Jim Flynn
Progrbridge St
Richard C. Evarts
Evarts
Cambridge
Salvation Army campaign in Cambridge aims for 16700 goal
An enthusiastic collection drive by Cambridge Salvation Army committees targets 16700 this week. More than 5000 dollars had been raised after a committee luncheon at the Commander Hotel. Ernest W. Hinbar, vice president of Cambridge Rubber Company, chairs the drive and urged vigorous effort. Willard H. Sprague, Cambridge Trust Company vice president, is treasurer and urged a tougher week of work.
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Cambridge Salvation Army
Commander Hotel
Ernest W. [Hinbar
Cambridge Rubber Company
Salvation Army
Cambridge
Willard H. Sprague
Cambridge Trust Company
Neighborhood thanks mayor and school committee for Wellington School play space
Community members Miss Marion Gorberg and Frank White thank Mayor Lyons and John Carver of the School Committee for providing access to the Wellington School yard from 2.15 to 5 P M daily. The safe play space helps neighborhood kids avoid street dangers.
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Columbia St
Marion Gorberg
Frank White
Same Street
Lyons
John Carver
Wellington School
Yaris
Cambridge Industrial Ass'n shifts bulletin to monthly edition
The Cambridge Industrial Association changes its bulletin About Cambridge from weekly to monthly. Constitution Lodge Aux B nai B rith held an installation at Cantabrigia this week. Mrs Henry A Ginsburg of Harvard Street serves as president.
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Harvard
John Toomey
Cambridge
Toomey
The
Cambridge Industrial Ass‘n
Constitution Lodge
Aux
B'nai B'rith
Cantabrigia
Mra
Henry A. Ginsburg
Harvard St
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Huron Ave
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John Howard
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New Kiwanis Head
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Anhattan Market
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