Cambridge Red Cross Roll Call Set for Armistice to Thanksgiving
Mayor Richard M. Russell announces the Cambridge Chapter of the American Red Cross annual Roll Call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 28. He urges former members to renew and new members to join, noting the Red Cross funds relief work for accident disaster and disease and promising that every dollar is multipled in usefulness.
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University Players open season with Companys Coming at Brattle Hall
The University Players select the lively comedy Company's Coming to open their thirteenth season next Wednesday at Brattle Hall. After the performance there will be dancing, with proceeds for charity. Local cast includes Jas Cutter, Mrs Jas Cutter, Walter Gomes, Mrs Harold Chase, Reynold Bullock, Wayne Worcester.
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Cambridge City Council confirms new appointees and hints at shakeups
City Council, in an unusual meeting, confirmed Dr. Morris L. Dressler as a member of the City Hospital Trustees and Daniel T. Lynch as Sexton of Cambridge Cemetery. Anderson was named President Pro Tem, while several calendar items were dispatched. Rumors of mayoral recounts and upcoming personnel changes linger as residents and officials comment on votes and loyalties.
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Morris L. Dressler
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O'Connor
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Shea
Skilton
Amee Gibson
Hillis
Mahoney
Daniel T. Lynch
Copley Street
Cambridge Cemetery
Lynch
Amee
Daniel F. O'Brien
Cambridge
Harvard University
Ed McGanty
Wyman House
Cambridge Hospital
Ann
Francis L. Sennett
Library Trustees Promote Nepotism in Appointment
The library board at a Wednesday meeting chose Miss Mary F. Joyce, related to Trustee Cronin, for a vacancy after endorsing a plan prioritizing college graduates and examinations. Debate highlighted concerns over nepotism and political influence, with some trustees supporting exam-based selection and others opposing immediate action.
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Mary F. Joyce
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Mahoney
Costello
Russell A. Wood
Neil Cronin
Wood
Joyce
Lynch Recount Confirms Victory in Cambridge Primary
The Cambridge recount confirms John D. Lynch wins with a net gain of eight votes over John W. Lyons. Lynch loses one ballot while Lyons gains seven. initial tallies were 18 143 for Lynch and 17 876 for Lyons. Election officials, police, and gendarmes maintained order as the final results were announced by Chairman Daniel P. Leahy.
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