Cambridge chatter on Plan E P R and city politics
Local column reports on Plan EPR results and mayoral remarks. Rumors swirl about a new city manager candidate, legal notices, election recount chatter, and social events including a tea for British War Relief and a 31st wedding anniversary.
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Lyons
F. A. Hermens
Notre Dame
Cambridge
Bob Bushnell
P.R
Ed Crane
O.K
Saltonstall- Dever
Cam Lcal
Dever
Harry Bean
Maple Ave
Walter Woods
Mass
Chas. E
Voter thanks to 2d Middlesex District
A resident expresses profound gratitude to the voters of the 2d Middlesex District for the confidence shown by their Tuesday vote. The brief note thanks supporters and acknowledges the election outcome.
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2D Middlesex Dist
Help Stricken Europe Red Cross Drive Appeals for Aid
Arthur MacKenzie urges Cambridge donations from November 11 to 23 to support England and national defense. He stresses large memberships and gifts over one dollar, noting growing need with air raids, civilian aid, wounded soldiers, evacuees, and ongoing local Red Cross work.
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Cambridge Red Cross
Arthur MacKenzie
The
Red Cross
England
Motor Corps
Army
Navy
Rumors Swirl Over Plan E P R Charter Legality
Rumors run rife before press time that Plan E P R charter is illegal with alleged rulings elsewhere. Some circles hint the Supreme Court may be asked to decide, while dispute centers on the P R section though New York retains it. Attorneys ponder the issue.
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Supreme Court
P.R
New York
Zonta Club Meeting Features Mrs Palmer Speaker
Zonta Club held its Monday dinner at Gusties Mass Ave with Mrs Ralph F Palmer wife of a minister and ordained speaker presenting Making the Most Out of Life. She urged considering how one can contribute to life and address world problems as part of a broader vision.
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Gustie’s
Mass, Ave
Cora E. MacKenzie
Cambridge Election Extras Report Record Turnout
Voters packed Cambridge polling places on Tuesday to a record 61 688 ballots. Plan B support surged with a city manager charter plurality of 7 852. Roosevelt edged Dever for attorney general, while Willkie and Saltonstall split governor hopeful support. City Hall was calm, Mystery Man absent, prompting speculation about Plan E sleuthing.
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Atty
Park Rd
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Democracy In Action
Plan B
P.R. Charter
City Hall
Tom Eliot
Cambridge Roosevelt Backers Lead In Local Vote
Cambridge voters rally to Roosevelt policies with 90,452 for the President and 15,940 for Willkie. Dever trails Saltonstall 28,778 to 21,417 for governor. Walsh defeats Parkman 30,440 to 17,370 for U S Senate race. Gallagher faces local contest for Lieutenant Governor.
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Pres
Roosevelt
Atty Gen. Dever
Willkie
Gov
Saltonstall
Wendell L. Willkie
Paul A. Dever
Mr. Dever
Saltonstal
Dever
Henry Parkman, Jr
A Roosevelt Coming Next Tuesday
Quentin Roosevelt grandson of Teddy Roosevelt and world traveler will speak at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Canadier Hotel next Tuesday at 6 PM. He will discuss National Defense and the Pacific, focusing on the Burma Road, the Japanese fleet, the Chinese army, and the U S position in far Eastern matters.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Teddy
Chamber of Commerce
Commanier Hotel
Roosevelt
China
Shanghai
Far East
Burma Road
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