Cambridge Canteen Field Demonstration at Cedar Hill
The Cambridge Canteen of the Red Cross completed a forty hour training and staged an outdoor field demonstration at Cedar Hill in Waltham. The twelve members included Mrs. Herbert Harwood as chairwoman and Mrs. Samuel S S Sutton among others. Equipment from Boston headquarters was moved in two station wagons with helpers. Guests invited to witness the demonstration and sample the prepared food included Cambridge Red Cross Director Mrs. Charles L Bouton and several local officials and volunteers.
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Cambridge
Red Cross
Cedar Hill
Waltham
Herbert Harwood
Samuel S&s. Sutton
John M. Maguire
Imogene Doe
Willard L. Sperry
John F. Osborne
Walter E. Clark
Annie Gillis
Albert W. Rantoul
George B. Rowell
Murray T. Norward
Frank W. Tre- Jagan
Boston
Roger Gilman
Bosworth
Paul Matteson
Arturo Rosenbluth
Emily MacFarland
Walter Bradley
John H. Williams
Edith Sher
Cambridge School Committeeman John J. Carver to Retire
School Committeeman John J. Carver announced he will not seek re election after serving four years on the Cambridge School Committee. He has also chaired the Cambridge City Hospital Board of Trustees since 1934 and previously served on the City Council. Carver cited long stated intentions not to run and addressed rumors surrounding his political future.
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John J. Carver
Carver
Cambridge City Hospital Board of Trustees
Richard M. Russell
John W. Lyons
Call for action after Coakley impeachment verdict
A public letter urges Representatives Winslow and Parker to pursue further cleansing of official misconduct. It cites a colleague who testified to bribe offers in a Cambridge building program and argues conscience, not party, should drive accountability beyond Coakley.
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Coakley
Senate
Cambridge
Hogan Continues Radio Discussion On Plan E
Councillor at Large William M. Hogan Jr. will host the third Plan E radio talk on WMEX at 615 PM Sunday. He will review voting and counting methods and address questions to help Cambridge families understand how to vote on the plan.
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William M. Hogan, Jr
WMEX
Hogan
Cambridge
Seven Local Notables Added to Annual Appeal Openness
Chief Timothy F. Leahy and Chief Herman E. Gutheim join seven prominent Cambridge figures in the annual appeal drive. The list of well known local men expanded as organizers seek broad community support and donations for ongoing city services.
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Timothy F. Leahy
Herman E. Gutheim
Cambridge Fire Department
Salvation drive joins Cambridge appeal leaders
The Cambridge Annual Maintenance Appeal continues with leaders steering the Salvation drive. The report notes fifty group leaders driving momentum as the campaign expands its reach.
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Salvation” Drive
Cambridge
Fitzgerald seeks re election to school committee
James F. Fitzgerald announces plans to seek re election to the School Committee. He emphasizes the need for experienced leadership as the district faces ongoing issues and next year's challenges.
Practice P.R. voting at Jefferson Club trial election
The Democratic City Committee sponsors a Tuesday night practice session at the Jefferson Club to test plural voting. A ballot lists all avowed candidates for voters to choose No 1 and other preferences, with Dan O'Brien in charge.
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P.R
Jefferson Club
Democratic City. Com
Dan” O'Brien
Council Takes a Walk in City Meeting
A majority of council members staged a walkout during the Tuesday night meeting following the example set by Al Smith in the Roosevelt campaign, underscoring a partisan protest tactic in local government.
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al Smith
Coun
Cambridge Chamber Elects Officers At Dinner
The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce elected new officers for a year at a special Monday meeting. President Harry R. Chapman, Vice President Robert Tonon, Treasurer Arthur P. Morley, and Clerk Dr. James J. Lawlor will be inducted at the Annual Dinner on October 8 at the Continental. Special guests include Gov. Saltonstall and Mayor Sennot.
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Winston Churchill
Paderewald
Apbell
Gov
Salstonstall
Sennott
Mildred
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Drive
Harry R. Chapman
Robert Tonon
Arthur P. Morley
James J. Lawlor
Chapman
Armour & Company
New England Confectionery Co
National Confectioners Ass'n
New England Mfg. Confectioners Ass'n
American Management Ass'n
Peter Gray
Chamber
The
Hampshire Press, Inc
Board of Trade
Cambridge Industrial Asa’n
Chamber Pubcation
Magazine
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Chamber of Commerce
Lawlor
Community Fund
Red Cross
Continental
Cambridge Chamber seeks PR director for Plan E election
The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Municipal Affairs Committee votes to hire an experienced PR director for the Plan E election. The Election Commission is charged with ensuring voters understand the forthcoming election and its importance to the city’s welfare and reputation.
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Cambridge
Election Commission
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
Election Commission of
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