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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
1
Cambridge readers are urged to support the NRLA program by buying goods now. Mayor Richard M. Russell argues increased costs for employers require higher public demand, noting rising prices and job creation, urging citizens to purchase to aid employment and reduce welfare costs.
An item notes Yrose Insurance and Mortgage services located at 276 Commonwealth Avenue. The short entry cites address and business type with no additional details or events.
The Manhattan Market in Central square celebrates 19 years under Cifrino Brothers John and Paul, powerful figures in a Boston network that includes Uphams Corner and Gray's. The rise from pedlars to market magnates illustrates immigrant success and family leadership in the Greater Boston food trade.
A compact weekly digest of whispers hints and gathered facts spans whispers from various sources during the week. It notes cautious innuendo and fragmentary information without asserting definitive conclusions.
Councillor Roche proposes matching election hours to Boston from 8 A M to 8 P M with current city hours 6 A M to 6 P M under a Burke opinion. Nomination filings for mayor tighten race as O'Brien confirms no withdrawals and primaries loom with 12 noon to 9 P M voting.
Mayor Russell spoke before the Women’s Republican Club at Cambridge’s Cantabrigia clubhouse about election ethics and reform. He argued that municipal campaigns should focus on public interest, challenge corrupt machines, and expose misrepresentations by opponents, promising to continue the fight.
City Council met with smaller audience in absence of President Foley. Delaney honored after retirement as Lyons and Cazmay escort him. Vetoes issued by Mayor on a balanced budget matter targeting a 10 percent donation from low wage city employees.
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