Governor Saltonstall Addresses Chamber of Commerce
Gov Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon, praising efficiency in state services and announcing tax cuts. He noted state debt reductions and a drop in operating costs, along with job growth and new firms moving into Lawrence.
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Leverett Saltonstall
John Campbell
Richard B. Carter
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Newton
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Racing Commission
Walter Downey
Civil Service Commission
Lawrence
Councillor Pill Thanks Voters in Cambridge
Councillor Pill expresses gratitude for the strong vote of confidence and thanks supporters. He pledges to devote the next two years to the betterment of the city of Cambridge.
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Cambridge
The Lion's Share and Little Lands in City Wards
A quotation by BE. F. Wyeth compares an island to Wards 7 and 5 as a small landmass bordered by voters, suggesting a metaphor for political boundaries. The remark frames wards as insular political units within a larger electoral landscape.
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BE. F. Wyeth
Conference On Fare Rates With Cambridge and Harvard
Last Friday representatives from the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Central Square Business Men and Harvard attended a conference on fare rates to discuss pricing, policy impacts, and potential adjustments for public transit and services.
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Cambridge of Commerce
Central Square Business
Harvard
North Cambridge transit plan, city notes and elections
Disjointed local brief with mentions of a proposed North Cambridge subway extension, calls for 5000 jobs for Mayor Lyons, possible Traffic Commissioner appointment, and political chatter. Includes school board moments, city hall expansion ideas, staff changes, suspensions by the License Commission, and civic remarks from Ed Crane and ex officials.
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Cambridge
Beacon Hill
Jack Haverty
Maine Woods
Sue Cae
North Conway
N. H
Ed Crane
John Carver
John Carr
City Treas
Andrew P. Carroll
City politics and amendment vote reveals 42 percent support
A constitutional amendment for biennial legislative sessions failed to gain a majority of voters and was approved by only 42 percent. An editorial in a Boston newspaper echoes this sentiment, noting the likely popular opinion and hinting at continued discussion.
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Boston
Inman Sq Plan Aims For Three-Part Revitalization
The Inman Square Businessmen’s Association visits Neighbor Lyons on Ellsworth Ave to push a three part program for the Square. Widening the area rotary traffic circle or lights and converting the Inman Sq fire station into a health and recreation center named for John F. Donnelly. Federal aid may partly finance the improvements to advance progress.
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Lyons
Ellsworth Ave
Square
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Gaul
Widen Inman Sq
John F. Donnelly Health and Recreation Center
Stoughton Bell Re-elected Cambridge Taxpayers Aide
Stoughton Bell was unanimously reelected chairman of the Cambridge Taxpayers' Assn at a directors meeting. Anthony Shalma was named vice chairman, R. Currie Gravestein treasurer, and Dr. James J. Lawlor along with others named to the Executive Committee. The group affirmed neutrality amid city election debates and reflected on Mayor Lyons versus Ex Mayor Russell.
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Cambridge Taxpayers’ Ass'n
Mass. Ave
Anthony
Shalma
R. Currie Gravestein
Reliance Cooperative Bank
James J. Lawlor
Harry P. Kitfield
David C. Dow, Jr
Eliot B. Spalding
W. Johnson
Jeremiah F. Downey
Arthur Drinkwater
Chandler Johnson
Planite
Lyons
Russell
Messrs
Bell
School Board Holds Stirring Open and Closed Sessions
The School Board held an open and a closed meeting last Monday night amid a “old fighting spirit.” Campaign memories surfaced as Educational Methods and Provisions sparked debate. Jas E Fitzgerald criticized mixed geographies and histories and urged uniformity, with Dr Cassidy agreeing.
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Jas. E. Fitzgerald
Dr. Cassidy
Boston El On Griddle As Council Debates Subway Deaths
Boston council revisits transit safety after subway deaths. Councillor Gibson Pill and Donovan alarmed as Pill presses for two man cars. Mayor Lyons nominates Michael and sparks further sessions amid lingering election echoes.
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Pill
Donovan
Lyons
Michael
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