What Do You Hear Whispers and Rumors
Weekly roundup gathers whispers inuendos hints and facts about local events. It notes rumors and confirmed details about people places and happenings throughout the week.
01 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1932
Page
1
Weekly roundup gathers whispers inuendos hints and facts about local events. It notes rumors and confirmed details about people places and happenings throughout the week.
This week long string of political rumors lists candidates for mayor and federal office. Rep Paul A Dever Prof Francis J DeCelles and Dennis McCarthy are named with second district plans and a special election to fill a federal term.
The Cambridge park department employee Patrick H Connell was retired on pension by the city council this week. Plans indicate Station 2 police may be housed temporarily in the first floor of the U S Government building at Mass avenue corner Pleasant Street as the city builds a modern police facility.
Ex congressman Frederick Deitrick, the Democratic candidate in the ninth district, states the ballot entry was not misleading and that he has served in Congress. He argues it is proper for a candidate to list offices held and notes voters know he is not the current representative. He says renomination would be for Representative in Congress if he were the current officeholder.
The Sentinel notes debate on 24 hour polling hours across elections and a proposal for one hour parking on Mass avenue. Councillor Lyons questions Pelton school’s upkeep while Skilton urges Harvard square timekeeping. Walsh Brothers are handling an addition to Lever Bros on Broadway.
T Frank Joyce former Boston Main official named general manager and vice president of the Eastern Advertising Company as its office moves from New York to Boston. Cambridge prepares for a mammoth Columbus Day parade under local K of C councils. School Committeeman John Delaney backs former and next Congressman Frederick Deitrick.
The city council debated welfare relief actions and voted to form a special committee to investigate Margaret Cooney’s case after a lengthy session. The panel will include Foley Skilton Sennett Smith and Delaney and report at the next finance meeting.
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