Cambridge City Hospital Trustees Laud McCue's Promotion
At a September 28 1934 meeting Cambridge City Hospital Trustees congratulated Charles F J McCue on his appointment as Budget Examiner for Cambridge and noted his resignation as a hospital trustee. They praised his faithful service since January 25 1932 and wished him success in city service. The item mentions Horace Lindberg crediting a local policeman as a marksman.
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Cambridge City Hospital
Charles F. J. McGue
City Council Votes to Pension Chief McBride in Pension Plan
The city council in regular session votes to pension Chief John J. McBride at half salary along with Patrolman Temple and Fireman Frank Foster and discusses a traffic light plan for Broadway Windsor Street and Columbia Street as ERA funds seek sidewalk reductions on Mass Avenue. The McBride order becomes effective next Tuesday.
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John J. McBride
Patrick J. Hurley
Temple
Frank Foster
Engine 7
McBride
Anderson
Broadway
Windsor Street
Columbia Street
Bowie and
Gibson
Waterhouse Street
Page
Public School Association Revived by Cambridge Citizens
Cambridge residents push revival of the Public School Association after years without it The piece notes observed Rep. Mike Ward of Boston at a City Council meeting and hints at possible Speaker of the House candidacy and mayoral speculation involving John Corcoran Russell and Hurley The article reflects on past leaders and the role of the association in school improvements and teacher salaries.
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Mike Ward
Boston
Wm. J
Billy) Coughlin
Brooklinette
Cambridge
John Carr
Curley
Ieta
Roche
Russell
Public School Association
Cambridge Citizens
Judge Almy
J. Edward Barry
Jessie W. Brooks
W. B. Cannon
Frederick W. Dallinger
George L. Dow
Lloyd A. Prout
John P. Gately
Louis L. Grean
Arthur Molcombe
Henry J. Mahoney
Arthur L. Miles
Will Mayor Russell Back Supt. McMenimen For Mayor
The piece argues Mayor Russell will leave Cambridge when sworn in as congressman. It lauds his ethics and cites his street program, noting over a third of Cambridge streets rebuilt under his control. It identifies Supt. William R. McMenimen as a likely successor choice and describes his blunt, direct style and strong local networks.
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Russell
McMenimen
Cambridge
Wm. R. McMenimen
Mayor Russell
Harvard
East Cambridge
Red Cross Talk by Atty Stoughton Bell in Cambridge
Atty Stoughton Bell spoke Wednesday at Phillips Brooks on the Red Cross in low mood and reconstruction. The Cambridge Red Cross executive committee includes Henry Bartlett Jere mish Downey Mrs Edwards Drown Rev Augustine F Hickey George A Macomber and E A Whitman.
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Stoughton Hell
Cambridge Red Cross
Phillips Brooks
Red Cross
Henry Bartlett
Jeremish Downey
Edwards&. Drown
Augustine F. Hickey
George A. Macomber
E. A. Whitman
Cambridge League supper meeting on teacher training standards
The Cambridge League of Women Voters education committee will hold its November supper Monday at the Cock Horse on Brattle Street. G. J. Asbury Tipman, president of Teachers College at Salem, will discuss Standards of Teacher Training.
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Cambridge League of Women Voters
Cock Horse
Brattle Street
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Rae FY
Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
Massachusetts Ave
McCue
Donald E. Currier
John A. Hurley
Ida M. Cannon
Horace Lindberg
City Council
Lyons
Pres. Foley Mo
Chief McBride
Columbian Co-operative Bank
Massachusetts Avenue
Joseph L. Hurley
Fall River
Duffy
William J. Coughlan
Governor’s Council
Bill
John H. Corcoran
Central Square
John
League of Women Voters
J. Gordon Duffy
William L. Galvin
Richard M. Russell
E McMenimen
Atty. Stoughton Bell
Commonwealth Avenue
Cf Sretch
Milan
Manhattan Market
UNIV
Mass. Ave
Central St
Azé Bb
Lod Ib
Azzé Bb
York State
The
America
Commonwealth Top and Body Co
Brookline Ave
Kenmore
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