Twenty Five Years Ago HITS AND BITS FROM THE SENTINEL FILES
Councillor Bill Lynch of Dublin seeks re election and public material was wasted. Rep K P Hill widened a recount over Dr John P Good. East Cambridge rose above Harvard 54 since 1916. Councillor Charlie Shea wins Ward 8 playground battle. Mrs Ferdinander W Reed tops school committee with PSA and Women’s Campaign Committee support. Councillor Arthur Blanchard promotes city planning and blocks gas stations on valuable land. state halts it. John H Trodden janitor moved from Gore to Merrill then Longfellow. Mayor Rockwood opposed state uniform building law at a hearing before the Special Building Laws Commission. Wm H Reardon Jr announces bid for Ward 6 councilor. the people miss his merit.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Charlie Shea
Ferdinander W. Reed
P.S.A
Arthur Blanchard
John H. Trodden
Gore School
Merrill School
Longfellow
Rockwood
Special Building Laws Commission
Wm. H. Reardon, Jr
Bill
Central Sq Theatre Presents Bob Hope in Nothing But The Truth
Central Sq Theatre runs Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard in Nothing But The Truth from Saturday to Thursday. Co feature Lloyd Nolan stars in Buy Me That Town. Saturday matinee offers Kiddie Kollege Kwiz Klub with King Of The Texas Rangers chapter. Trade notes and local pride rise with weekly program excellence.
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Lloyd Nolan
Tor@ generation
Central Sq
Maurice Corkery
Cambridge License Board Notices Renewal for Imperial Restaurant
City of Cambridge Board of License Commissioners publishes notice for Craig Imperial Restaurant renewal of license to sell wines and malt beverages at CENTRAL SQUARE Cambridge Mass. The older two dining rooms and basement storage area are described in the building.
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Sotice
Smee
Chin
Sinn
Wanker
Central Square
John
EL Quinn Meerman EK
Guthem Board of License Commis
Renewal request to sell wines at 7 Main Street market
Notice lists John Be Quinn Timothy F Leahy Heeman Fe Gutheim as managers for a package goods store at 7 Main Street Windoor opening seeking renewal of license to sell wines and malt beverages with cellar storage. Dated November 2.
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Main Street
Windoor
Cambrid
Cald Baildie
Kay's Restaurant seeks renewal to sell all alcoholic beverages
Notice is given under General Laws Chapter 138 that Kay's Restaurant Inc and Catherine C. Shaughnesey as Manager have applied for a renewal of their license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a seven day restaurant in the specified location with storage cellar. The filing is supported by Timothy F. Leary and other listed attorneys.
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Kay's Restaurant, Inc
Catherine C. Shaughnesey
Manacer
Asia
E. Quinn
TIMOTHY F. LEARY _ BERMAN
EB Guthem
Skylark at Metropolitan Theatre stars Colbert and Milland
Claudette Colbert and Ray Milland headline Skylark a comedy romance at the Metropolitan Theatre. Brian Aherne plays a dashing bachelor who woos her aboard a stormy yacht as the couple navigate divorce and romance. Supporting cast includes Binnie Barnes Walter Abel Ernest Cossart Mona Barrie and Grant Mitchell. Glamour Boy with Jackie Cooper Susanna Foster screens as the companion feature.
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Claudette Colbert
Ray Milland
Brian Aherne
Jackie Cooper
Susanna Foster
Claudette
Brian Aherna
Binnie Barnes
Walter Abel
Ernest Cossart
Mona Barrie
Grant Mitchell
Darryl Hickman
Ann Gillis
Jackie Searle
Jackie
Notable City Gossip and Political Quibbles Highlight December
Local column reports Cambridge Lodge figures at a Mardi Gras party. Celebrants include Misses Burke Doyle and McGee. Remarks on city issues swirl as pay raises, a PLA recount, and a proposed 10 percent city employee salary boost draw attention. December mood noted.
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Kmas
Cambridge Lodge of Elke
Doc
John P. Caples
May G. Burke
Julia Doyle
Anna McGee
Hollywood
Frank D. McCristle
Frank
Oliver
Roche
PLA
John Ferrick
Winslow
Madigan
Ward 8
Harry
Tierney
Renewal Application for Wine and Malt Ale Permit
Noticed locally that an applicant operating as a Hall Sos has filed for renewal to sell wines and malt于 in Cambridge. The business will operate a dining area and kitchen on the first floor with a cellar for storage within the same building. The filing was reviewed by the Board of License Commissioners with a hearing date set for November 2.
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Esa
Cty
Siathaptasens
Aa Hall Sos
Gold Cambridge
John E Quinn
Timothy F. Leavy Heemas E. Gutheim
Board of License
Commisssion
Liberty Commission Approves Libbys Market License
The Board, acting under General provisions, grants license for Libbys Market located at SG Mass Avenue Cambridge. Samuel Alpert Mane Hare named as manager. store operates on first floor with rear room and cellar for storage. Hearing held November 22 by Timothy F. Leant and Herman E. G.
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Generel T Libby
Inine
Samuel Alpert Mane Hare
Bppaca
Steckotle
Peel
SG Mass
Cambridge
City Manager Race Rumors Stir Local Council Talks
The piece notes possible dark horse candidates led by Geo. Cole at Harvard Co op, mentions Plan E 9 secret sessions and Plan D foci, and cites comments by J. W. L. and Atty. Morris Frankel. It aside mentions election costs, Plan B, and a whispered police shift as officials weigh changes.
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Geo. Cole
Harvard
P.R
Reche
Morris Frankel
Jas. J. Cassidy
Election Board
C. Brendon Noonan
Cambridge weighs city manager plan with new council
Cambridge readers hear debate over appointing a city manager with nine new councilors and salaries under review. Figures mentioned include Jeremiah Downey and ex Mayor Russell, plus Wm McMenimen and Joseph DeGuglelmo as potential leaders. Critics warn against political influence and high costs as public funds are urged to stay prudent. The Sea Scout group from First Church attended Co-Ed night at Memorial Hall, with Community Fund as the theme.
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Jeremiah F. Downey
Russell
Wm. McMenimen
Brendon Noonan
Election Board
Memorial Hall
Eites
Joseph DeGuglelmo
Michael Kelleher
Sea Scout
First Church
Congregational
Margaret Fuller House
Cambridge Community Center
City council approves pay raises amid debate
The council backed a second reading on a 12 to 2 vote for salary increases increasing patrolmen pay by 182.50 yearly from 2190 to 2372.50. Winslow disputed the talk, while Tierney and Pill supported broader 10 percent raises for all city employees amid other routine measures.
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Toomey
Waltham
Medford
Watertown
Belmont
Winslow
Winslow-Parker
Parker
Hogan
Finn
Election Board
Tierney
Pill
Hyman
Durant Hall Theater Week Offings Include Star Casts
Durant Hall presents a packed week with Joan Bennett Franchot Tone in She Knew All the Answers and Phyllis Calvert Gordon Harper in Mail Train. Sunny features Anna Neagle John Carroll Ray Bolger with ScatTergood Meets Broadway. Friday and Saturday show Officer and the Lady Rochelle Hudson Roger Pryor and Lady From Louisiana Ona Munson John Wayne.
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Joan Bennett
Franchot Tone
Phyllis Calvert
Gordon Harper
Sunny
Anna Neagle
John Carroll
Ray Bolger
Scattergood
Broadway
Guy Kibbee
Rochelle Hudson
Roger Pryor
Louisiana
Ona Munson
John Wayne
Suspicion at Keith Memorial Theatre stars Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine
Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine headline Suspicion a dramatic tale of a young bride's love and fear with Sir Cedric Hardwicke Nigel Bruce and Dame May Whitty in the cast The Moonlight in Hawaii feature stars Dane Frazee The Merry Macs Leon Errol Mischa Auer Johnny Downs Lonnie O'Dea and others Also noted is the Mickey Mouse color cartoon.
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Cary Grant
Joan Fontaine
Cedric Hardwicke
Nigel Bruce
May Whitty
Hawaii
Dane Frazee
the Merry Macs
Leon Errol
Mischa Auer
Johnny Downs
Lonnie O'Dea
Wastrel
Miss Fontaine
Rebecca
Francis Iles
Sunnie O'Dea
Maria Montez
Ritz Brothers Lead Gala Vaudeville at RKO Boston Theatre
The Ritz Brothers headline a gala vaudeville show at the RKO Boston Theatre with Lovely Ruth Terry featured. The program includes the film attraction Sealed Lips starring William Gargan Anne Nagel June Clyde and John Litel.
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Ritz Brothers
Merry M
Ruth Terry
Hollywood
William Gargan
Anne Nagel
June Clyde
John Litel
Bauxite Arkansas Leads U.S. Bauxite Output
The state produces about 95 percent of the nation’s mined bauxite with Saline and Pulaski counties yielding the largest amounts.
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Arkansas
United States
Saline
Pulaski Counties
Ritz Brothers mimic Hitler in spoof draw laughs
Jimmy Harry and Al, the Ritz Brothers, perform a joint living act that parodies Hitler and other figures, drawing notoriety for their spoof. The trio’s act is described as a panic and provokes laughs with their outrageous imitation.
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Jimmy
Harry
Ritz
Hitler
Pupils to See Community Fund Movie The Challenge
Before Christmas vacation, public school pupils from fourth grade to high school will view the Community Fund movie The Challenge. A speaker will explain the campaign and the Fund agencies. Superintendent Fitzgerald cooperates with Mrs. Fairfield Raymond of the Educational Division.
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Community Fund
Supt. of Schools
ME. Fitzgerald
Fairfield E. Raymond
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Sentinel
Bill Lynch
Dublin
K. P. Hill
John P. Good
Napoleon
Bob Hope
Paulette Goddard
Bob
Mgr. Corkery
City OF
Board of License Commissioners
Ser
Elernee
Metropolitan Theatre
Commienioaris
Richard M. Russell
Cincinnati
Boston
Burke
Mass
Avenue
Jefferson Club
Austin
Pill, Inc
Samuel W. Pill
Mass. Ave. Tro
Badoian Bros
Prospect
HOLC
C. Brendan Noonan
Kirk
New Central
Spry
Fen
Fes
Keith Memorial Theatre
RKO
Boston Theatre
Henry F. Farrow Co
David J. Nelligan
Puritan Cake CO
KiRkland
Electric Supply CO
Ano
OT Bis ‘Windsor Auto Repair "Shop
Electrical & Radio Service
Prospect St
Cambridge, Mass
Pill Hardware & Supply CO
Hyman Pill
C.S. Harrison Optometrist
Temple &F. Cambridge
John J. Donahue & Son
Undertakers
Magazine
OF Financial
Trust Company
Piers Ruerve
Apstam
N. E
H. Blum
Plymouth
Desotos
Belmont Springs Water Co
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