Fertilizer Plant Proposal Prompts Odor Debate in Cambridge
Eastern State Farmers Assn seeks a $500,000 fertilizer plant on waste land behind the Farmers market on Concord Avenue near Hills Crossing. Spokesman Mr. Baxter says no animal materials are used and odors are not expected, citing a similar Army Base plant in South Boston. Cambridge officials weigh aesthetics, taxes, and public health before a Board of Health hearing.
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Concord Avenue
Hills Crossing
Ford
Somerville
Board of Appeal
Board of Health
Baxter
New York
Messrs
Parker Soule
James Walsh
Wm. L. Galvin
Army Base
Boston
John J. Terry
Arthur Blanchard
Simon B. Kelleher
Hogan Jr. Honored at Cambridge Dinner and Reception
Wm. M. Hogan Jr. was admitted to the bar November 4 and will be guest of honor at a November 9 dinner and reception at the Hotel Continental in Cambridge. Speakers include Judge Monahan and District Attorney Bishop. music by Harold Donehy's Orchestra and Emmett O'Brien.
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Bill) Hogan, Jr
Hotel Continental
Hogan
Sacred Heart School
East Cambridge
High and Latin School
Boston College
Harvard Law School
Joseph W. Monahan
Middlesex Probate Court
Warren L. Bishop
Middlesex County
Edward A. Counihan, Jr
Francis J. Good
Boston
Joseph A. Maynard
Port of
Frederick L. McMenimen
Joseph Cleary
John D. Lynch
Esther Kiernan
Thomas F. McLaughlin
Knights of Columbus
Edward F. Hurley
Boston College Club
Helena F. Crane
Michael T. Kelleher
Ten reserve policemen plan knock on mayor's city hall door
A group of ten reserve policemen announces a planned protest at city hall to demand attention to their concerns. They intend a direct action by knocking on the mayor's door to voice grievances and seek dialogue.
Election currents shift as voters weigh local races
Report of Tuesday night results shows strong Democratic activity and Republican hesitancy. The town notes the Election Board efficiency, cites figures like Danny Leahy reading Roosevelt London votes, and mentions likely candidates Edward Sennett Edward J. McGanty John Lyons Thomas Quinn Richard Russell John Lynch and Joseph Cleary as contenders for mayoral races.
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Danny Leahy
Lynch
Middlesex County
Election Board
Sentinel
Belmont
Arthur F. Blanchard
Joe Cleary
Arthur
State Senate
Leo Dieh
Loring P. Jordan
Edward Sennett
Central Sq. Postoffice
Tom Sennett
Edward J. McGanty
John W. Lyons
Thos. A. Quinn
Richard M. Russell
John D. Lynch
Joseph Cleary
Prof Alfred F Burke Dies After Long Cambridge Service
Prof. Alfred F. Burke of West Roxbury and Cambridge died at home after a long career as Cambridge schools art director for fifteen years and consultant for the Educational Policies Commission. Funeral Mass held at Church of the Holy Name. He taught at Boston College and Hyannis State Teachers College and held multiple art and education degrees and certificates from leading institutions. He leaves his wife Charlotte M White and his father.
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Parklawn Road
West Roxbury
Cambridge
Educational Policies Commission
Church of the Holy Name
Thomas F. Burke
Burke
Cambridge Police Department
Charlotte M. White
Boston College Graduate School
State Teachers’ College
Hyannis
Rindge Technical School
Massachusetts School of Normal Art
Boston College
Massachusetts School of Art
Royal Drawing Society of London
Academie de la Grande Chaumiere
Paris
Rhode Island School of Design
Boston University
Harvard University
New York University
Cambridge League of Women Voters Meeting Details
Mrs. Brenton K. Fisk will open the Cambridge League general meeting at the Cambridge Boat Club Tuesday. She will outline the organization and her committee divisions information study and pressure groups. Tea will follow hosted by Mrs. A Lawrence Hopkins 2nd and Mrs. George Clarke.
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Brenton K. Fisk
Cambridge League
Cambridge Boat Club
League
A. Lawrence Hopkins
George Clarke
Theodore Smith
Harrington Sails From Baltimore After Washington Visit
John F. Harrington of 30 Fairfield Street sailed from Baltimore aboard the SS Irwin of the Merchants and Miners Line after a visit to Washington.
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John F. Harrington
Fairfield Street
Baltimore
Irwin
Merchants & Miners Line
Washington
Roosevelt Leads Local Victory in Cambridge Election
Local voters cast over 46 000 ballots as the nation backed Roosevelt. In Cambridge Gov James M Curley won the U S Senate race locally but trailed state totals. Dever set a high Cambridge vote total with 27087, beating Roosevelt by over 1000. Curley ran behind others statewide with 22515.
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Cambridge
Roosevelt
James M. Curley
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U.S. Senate
Atty Gen. Dever
Hurley
Gov
Curley
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