John D. Lynch Details Life and Business Leader in Cambridge
John D. Lynch, lifelong Cambridge resident born there, attended Shepard Grammar School and Cambridge High School, and graduated from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. He serves as president of the John D. Lynch Drug Company of North Cambridge.
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John D. Lynch
Cambridge
Shepard Grammar School
Cambridge High School
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
John D. Lynch Drug Company
North
North Cambridge Co operative Bank Leader Oversees Growth
Mr. Lynch serves as president of the North Cambridge Co-operative Bank in Massachusetts, a bank started in 1913 with assets of 18 446. By Sept 11 1935 assets stood at 2 526 720. He leads without salary and also heads University Trust Company incorporated 1927 with 200 000 capital.
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North Cambridge Co-operative Bank
Massachusetts
Lynch
University Trust Company
Former School Board Member Sanctions Trust in Local Government
A former School Board member with extensive service is praised for insight into municipal government. The speaker highlights exceptional business capacity sound judgment and unflinching integrity. The record in private and public life is described as above reproach and characterized by courage and determination.
Noted Local Taxpayer Calls for Reduction Plan
John D. Lynch, a substantial taxpayer, speaks on easing the burden of the 2.41 tax rate with a definite constructive tax reduction program aimed at business owners and homeowners.
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John D. Lynch
Relief for Unemployed Treated Humane and Swift
The piece argues that unemployment relief and welfare work should be handled with humanity and sympathy rather than cold statistics. It pledges prompt consideration of any relief suggestions from State or Federal governments.
Believer in City Planning Advocates Scientific Program
John D. Lynch backs a thorough plan of real city planning to prove the city’s advantages as an industrial and residential center. John H. Corcoran, 23 Ganien Street.
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John D. Lynch
John H. Corcoran
Ganien Street
Copley Square Hotel Showcases Boston Hospitality
The Copley Square Hotel in Boston stands as a premier hostelry famed for princely quarters and attentive service. Dining in the hotel’s room, operated by Patten's Restaurant, reflects the venue’s deluxe standards under Edward B. Hanson and Mettler, enhancing the city’s reputation for hospitality.
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Prince
Copley Square
Greater Boston
Patten
Edward B. Hanson
Mettler
Jewish War Veterans Leader Sets First Gun Against Olympic Involvement
The commander in charge of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States has selected our city to fire the first gun in a national campaign opposing American participation in the Olympics in Germany and opposing contributions to the Olympic fund. A reception is planned at the Hotel awaiting him at 20.20 with a luncheon to be tendered at 12.
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United States
Germany
Olympic Fund
John D. Lynch Urges Tax Cuts On Cambridge Radio
John D. Lynch, in his second radio address, claims he alone offers a concrete tax reduction for Cambridge voters. He argues a business trained mayor with financial skill can cut the $41 tax rate, citing 30 years in business and 20 as a banker. Lynch plans further broadcasts on Oct 12 and Oct 14 over WNHAC.
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John D. Lynch
Cambridge
WNHAC
Shipmates Forever and Derby Day in Dixie At Metropolitan
Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler star in Shipmates Forever with Harry A Gourlain's Derby Day in Dixie also on the bill. The program features Jimmie Lunceford and the Harlem Express Orchestra with fifty sepia artists in a colored musical revue style.
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Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Harry A. Gourlain
Dixie
Navy
Lewis Stone
Ross Alexander
Dick Foran
John Arledge
Eddie Acuff
Martha Merrill
Harry A. Gourfain
Jimmie Lunceford
Harlem Express
Politics Vs. Poetry A Gilvertian Lawyer Poem
A witty poem by W. F. Atwood contrasts politics and law. It traces a famed barrister who pursues legal mastery and wealth yet leaves a will full of discrepancies. Despite skill and admiration, the heirs remain sub judice amid ongoing litigation.
Belgium Divides Regions by Language Under 1982 Law
In 1982 Belgium's chamber of deputies and senate passed a government bill creating three administrative sections. Walloonia will use French officially, Flanders uses Flemish, and Brussels remains bilingual. Eupen and Malmedy German speaking areas are excluded from the law.
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Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Walloonia
Flanders
Brussels
Eupen
Malmedy
Annapolis Farewell and Redheads on Parade At Central Square
At Central Square Theatre four day program opens with Annapolis Farewell a naval picture starring Sir Guy Standing Tom Brown Richard Cromwell and Rosalind Keith. Also on the bill Redheads on Parade with John Boles Dixie Lee Jack Haley Raymond Walburn and Alan Dinehart. Thunder in the Night featuring Edmund Lowe Karen Morley Paul Cavanagh and Una O Connor starts Wednesday. The companion feature After the Dance with Nancy Carroll George Murphy Thelma Todd and Jack La Rue.
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Annapolis
Sir Guy Standing
Tom Brown
Richard Cromwell
Rosalind Keith
John Boles
Dixie Lee
Jack Haley
Raymond Walburn
Alan Dinehart
Edmund Lowe
Karen Morley
Paul Cavanagh
Una O'Connor
Lowe
Nancy Carroll
George Murphy
Thelma Todd
Jack La*Rve
Health of Snakes in Zoos During Shedding
The article notes snakes in zoos undergo periodic health fluctuations during shedding. Color fades and eyes dull as sloughing begins, with skin loosening signaling a difficult period for the reptile.
Childlike trust leads to C hrist child statue theft in Mexican mission
In Santa Maria del Azul Oaxaca a film crew led by Val Norris befriends Conchita a shy girl at a mission. The crew’s makeshift red wagon and a camera dolly capture her attention but a dispute over a sacred statue escalates. Leona Brett returns with Conchita bearing the statue amid a tense village confrontation and priestly intervention.
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Santa Maria del Azul
Plain Maria
Oaxaca
Mexico
Maria
Val Norris
Val
Conchita
Leona Brett
California
Norris
Senor
Leona
Ehiny
Ganwoa
Freedom From Furnace Drudgery With Modern Heating
The piece argues for modernizing home heating under the National Housing Act and endorses the Silent Glow Oil Burner. It promotes consulting General Oil Burner Service Company in Jamaica Plain to assess needs, emphasize safety, efficiency, and lower costs, and notes United Oil Company contact for further help.
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Center Street
Jamaica Plain
United Oil Company
Jamaice
Vivid Cambridge political chatter fills local scene
Vignettes name several city figures including H Cassidy ventriloquists and Tommy Gibson as future council leader. References to licensing, taxes, and election wit mix with notes on merchants, officials, and candidates across Cambridge streets.
Spontaneous Combustion Risks and Fruit Evaporation
The article explains spontaneous combustion from oxidation in oily rags and piles with poor ventilation. It notes green hay and finely divided coal can also ignite spontaneously. It then reports California fruit crop loses about 272 million gallons of water yearly through evaporation for drying.
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California
Al s Home Service Station Ad
Aged ad copy urges experts from Al s home service station at 831 Main Street below Lafayette Square to service radios furnaces stoves oil heaters and plumbing. Promises low prices while workmanship is present.
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Main Street
LaFayette Square
Calling Across Distance with Prompt Telephone Reach
A guide to quick phone contact with a friend far away. It highlights speed and ease, offering a way to have an active two sided conversation or share news without travel. It emphasizes hearing a loved one’s voice in minutes.
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Newville
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