Legion Honors County Commander Mike Kelleher at Continental Hotel
Nearly 1000 members and friends attended the Middlesex County Council American Legion event honoring new commander Michael T. Kelleher. Delegates filled the Continental Hotel hall as Cambridge Post Band and Junior Drum Corps performed and toastmaster John D. Crowley presided.
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Continental Hotel
Sapper
Middlesex County Council
American Legion
Michael T. Kelleher
Middlesex Legion
Daniel Shay
North Reading
Edgar Gage
Somerville
Legion
Cambridge Post
Aere Gore Scemprestinental
Kelleher
Bowling the Perfect Recreation in Cambridge
The piece extols bowling as a durable recreation with roots in Germany and Holland, highlighting the Boston Recreation Co. in Cambridge at 615 Washington St. It notes modern maple alleys and a “Blue Room,” urging Cambridge bowlers to visit for fitness and leisure, with reservations via HAN 3965.
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Boston Recreation Co., Inc
Washington Street
Boston
John
Steve Shanley
Cambridge
Boston Recreation Co
Boylston Street
Harvard Square
Contenders Rise for Public Safety Commissioner Post
The town buzzes with names like Dr William Moran Representative John Foley Daniel OBrien and William Shea as leading contenders for Public Safety Commissioner. Other local issues surface including Library Trustees abolition talk Mayor Lynch polling councillors and a new traffic ordinance.
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P. S
Paddy Delaney
Wiliam H. Moran
Mayor Lynch
Doc” Moran
John J. Foley
Daniel F. O'Brien
William J. Shea
School Board Holds Late Session Over Annex Plans
The School Committee met last Monday night amid long delays from subcommittee talks. Mayor Lynch read a letter urging 7 15 A M no school during severe weather as pressure mounts over filming of annex plans.
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Peck
Russell Abner Wood
Louise C. Wood
Lynch
Cassidy
Fitzgerald
Roosevelt
Council Battles for More Street Lights
The Cambridge City Council debated street lighting and police station staffing in a one hour meeting. An order to inform on the legality of three police stations sparked discussion about enforcing the 1933 ordinance and open stations. Local officials pressed for more lights amid concerns over crime and safety, while pensions for three veterans and two firemen were approved under a 70 year retirement plan.
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Edward Dana
Mahoney
Lechmere-Central Square
Donovan
Brattle Street
Lexington Avenue
Chief Leahy
Corporal Burns
Russell Hoyt
WPA
M. Sullivan
Hyman Pill
City Electrician
Toomey
Cambridge
Delaney
Timothy Co
Swenson
Bigelow and
Inman Streets
Pres
Gibson
Sennett
Pill
O'Hearn
City Hall
Hampshire Street City Yard
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Cambridgeport Savings Bank
East Cambridge
Cambridge Street
North Avenue
Masenchusetta
Stabib
Legion Honors
Mike” Kelleher
James TD. Fitzgerald
Jom D. Crowley
Cambridge Fest
Tom Quinn
New Cambridge Post
Jimmy Fitzgerald
John D. Crowley
New England
Cambridge 1
Germany
United States
Holland
New Amsterdam
New York
John J. McGillicuddy
the Sentinel
Gosssper
Public Safety Commissioner
Henry J. Mahoney
O.K
Gerge R. McGinness
Cambridge A
Orr
Lee
Endicott-Johnson
Herman’s
Triangle
Myer
Army & Navy
S.pat
Chas. F. Hurley
Commonwealth Avenue
Robart
Dr. Cassidy
Honey Bee Cafe
Michael A. Rosa
Cabinet Maker
Pearl St Trowbridge
Crue At
Manhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Delicatessen
Manhattan
Mass, Ave
Council
Alice Darling
Harvard
K. C. Colin
Pearl St
ELI
Hamilton Liquors
S. S. Pierce
Frank
Borelli Package Store
Petesm Ave
Brookline St
Chet Clark
Atlantic Refining Station
Huron Ave. Cor
Chilton St
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