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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1932

Page

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Contractors Submit Bids for Central Police Station Project

Bids for the new central police station and municipal building in Central Square were opened last Friday at the Office of the Superintendent of Buildings Terry. Firms listing offers include J. M. & C. J. Buckley, J. A. Singarella, Spinelli & Sons, Matthew Cummings Co, Thibeau & Comeau, Edmund J. Rappoli, Walsh Brothers, and many others with bids ranging from about 204,836 to 317,000 dollars.

Central Central Square Terry MacDuff J. M C. J. Buckley J. A. Singarella M. Spinelli & Sons Matthew Cummings Co Thibeau & Comeau Edmund J. Rappoli Walsh Brothers C. H. Cunningham Rugo Construction Co Thomas O'Connor Co Arlington Construction Co D'Amore Construction Co Scotch Construction Co New England Fireproofing Co Sed George A. Fuller Co M. S. Kelliher Turner Construction Co Bond Brothers

Books Returned Boost Cambridge Library Use

Cambridge Public Library reports a productive week with 1017 books returned and over 50 cards reinstated. A long overdue book aged 38 years was among items returned from out of town, and gifts of books and magazines supported the collection.

Cambridge Public Library Charles Almy Edward P. Collier Henry F. Bryan Jennie Ellis Mary P. Webster

Minstrelsy and the Dance at St Mary's Hall

In St Marys parish the annual modern minstrel show at St Marys Hall impressed with 84 feature numbers. Esther M Dolan directed a strong cast led by John C Haverty and a list of talent including William Doherty Henry Walsh Edward Linnehan William Flynn Arthur Brophy William Davidson John Fleming and Al Tivnan with Mia Catherine McGrath as accompanist.

St. Mary's Parish St. Mary’s Hall John C. Haverty William Doherty Henry Walsh Edward Linnehan William Flynn Arthur Brophy William Davidson John Fleming al Tivnan Esther M. Dolan Mia Catherine McGrath C. Brendan Noonan Edward J. Sweny, Jr John RK. Sennett, Jr Francia Whalen

Sport Night at St Peter's Catholic Club Cambridge

St Peter's Catholic Club in Cambridge held Sport Night at the hall on Concord Avenue with sports leaders as guests. Speakers included Brother Gilbert of St Joseph's Somerville and notable coaches from Harvard Notre Dame Boston College and Cambridge. The club aims to reach 1000 members with ongoing athletic and social activities under Rev. Callanan and Rev. McKeon.

St. Peter's Catholic Club of Cambridge St. Peter's Hall Concord Avenue Brother Gilbert St. Joseph’s School Somerville Babe” Ruth Ed Mays Harvard Jim Brady Tom" Quinn Jack Haverty St. Peter's Catholic Club Callanan James McKeon

President Lowell resigns Harvard presidency

Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell resigns this week with duties to end when his successor is chosen. Elected January 1909 and took office May 19, 1909, he will complete his term at Harvard. Born December 14, 1856 in Boston.

A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard Lowell Harvard Law School Boston

Mayor seeks 270000 for central police station plan

At Tuesday's council meeting the mayor proposed a 270000 loan to build a central police station in Central Square on the old city building site. The plan was referred to the finance committee amid objections to access and growth constraints.

Central Square Old City Finance Committee Brighton City Solicitor's Department William H. Rowe

Cambridge Industry Leaders Gather for Civic Progress

About 400 people met Tuesday at the Continental Hotel to mark Cambridge’s rise to second in Massachusetts industry and third in New England. Albert N. Murray of Kendall Square hosted as toastmaster. speakers included Arthur L. Endicott and Pres. Compton of Technology urging broader cooperation to advance education and industry amid unemployment concerns.

Cambridge Continental Hotel Massachusetts New England Providence R. Ly Cambridge Industrial Ass'n Albert N. Murray Kendall Square Geo. E. Cole Murray Russell Pres. Compton Technology

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