Gas station hearing fuels protest at Mass Ave site
The License Board heard Standard Oil of New York seek a second class garage with two bays and covered pits at 929 to 043 Mass Ave amid objections from landlord Charles K. Farring and attorney C H Fidalgo. Residents complained of noise and graft allegations while police opposed a pool room license and a store’s Sunday sales. The Cambridge Industrial Trust won approval to store 18000 gallons of fuel oil in two 9000 gallon tanks at State Street. Several one and two car garages were approved.
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Charles K. Farring
C. H. Fidalgo
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Mary Connell
Quinn
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Savas Kappanastrion
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Brennan
Joseph Doherty
Station 1
George Wolgner
Magnolia Ave
George McMenimen
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Auto Parking Public Hearing Next Tuesday
The Cambridge Safety Committee urges residents to attend a city hall public hearing next Tuesday night on new ordinances restricting parking. The measure would designate portions of streets as no parking zones and affect even vehicles in front of private homes.
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Mayoralty Early Birds In The Sentinel’s City
The Sentinel notes at least four candidates seek the mayoral seat in the next city election. Incumbent Mayor Russell is expected to run again, while four named figures Edward W. Quinn Joseph M. Stokes Jay OConnor and Peter J. Nelligan loom as possible rivals with more names likely to surface before polls open.
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Edward W. Quinn
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Luminosity Topic At Central Square Assn Meeting
C M Snyder of General Electric will speak at the Central Square Business Men's Association dinner in Ellis Hall on Monday night. He discusses proper lighting for merchandise and display as the holiday sales season begins. President Geilfuss promotes cooperative spirit and local shopping, with Kelln offering one of his famous refreshments.
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Red Cross Roll Call Opens. Cambridge honors Mayor
The Cambridge Roll Call led by Honorary Chairman Mayor Russell opened on Armistice Day and runs to Thanksgiving Day with Lois Furtado pinning a Red Cross button on the mayor. Her father Manuel J. Furtado chairs Ward One’s Roll Call. The article also notes the upcoming Cambridge School Committee meeting about the new Rindge School, expected to cost about 1.5 million dollars, with architect proposals and potential site questions.
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American Red Cross
Lois Furtado
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Mrs Russell Leads Cambridge Democrats at Victory Banquet
The Women’s Democratic and Independent Club of Cambridge, newly formed, shows growing strength after a recent victory. At a banquet in Elk’s Hall more than 200 attendees heard speakers including James Roosevelt and Senator-elect Monahan.
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Richard M. Russell
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J. Frank Facey
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