City Hall Meeting Day Prompts Officials and Public
Monday observed as meeting day at City Hall with License Health Appeal and School Boards and City Council active. A clerk faced alleged discourtesy to two citizens in public offices and a sharp warning was issued. Mayor Lyons spoke on plans for a new high school unit and the School Board met amid shifting expert remarks. Councillor Roche spoke as counsel at an Appeal Board hearing.
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City Hall
Health Board
Appeal Board
M. E. Fitegerald
Prince- Chas
R. Greco
Lyons
Norfolk St
Mass. Avenue
Roche
Board of Appeal
Young
McNamara Wins Approval for Probe Plan on Petition
President McNamara secures approval for a probe by a special committee to investigate how names for Plan E petitions were obtained. The push drew insider complaints and anonymous letters targeting City Council.
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Pres. McNamara
O.K
Dean Landis
Burley Insurance Mortgages at 276 Commonwealth Avenue
Chas F Burley announces services for insurance and mortgage needs at 276 Commonwealth Avenue Boston. The notice highlights local financial offerings and property financing options in the city.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
City School Board Debates $850000 English Building
The School Committee meets to decide on demolishing the English building of the High and Latin School and constructing a new $850,000 unit with 45 percent funded by a federal grant. Mayor Lyons pushes for next Monday start. some members seek delay for expert review.
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Lyons
P.W.A
Jas. J. Cassidy
Russell Wood
Wm. F. Galgay
Veilson
E. W. Quinn
Rindge School
Cambridge City Plan E Debate Jolts Educational Tone
The Cambridge discussion on the Plan E proposal shifts from politics to education as residents seek to understand new features and assess value. Critics accuse council actions of delay while City Solicitor Evarts and Dean Landis clash over legal interpretations and timing per State Ballot Law Commission rules.
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Cambridge
State Ballot Law Commission
Evarts
Dean Landis
Winslow
Dean
Council
Richard
Messrs
Swenson
Fivarts
Dickens
Mr. Podsnap
License Board Hears Complaints on River Street Cafe
Police allege River Street liquor cafe sold alcohol to intoxicated patrons and credit was extended. Officers Brown and Keenan testified about Sept 11 visits to Pleasant Street and Guertin Cafe and a trial of resistance by bartender William Greenstein while Mrs Greenstein claimed treasury status. The hearing followed objections to a Mass Avenue bowling alley and an Norfolk Street liquor store expansion.
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River St
Mass. Ave
Norfolk St
Thos. Brown
Paul Keenan
Pleasant St. House
Guertin
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John J. McGillicuddy
The
Sentinel
Electric Supply CO. and
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Cambridge, Mass
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Mrs
Helen Connors
Huron Ave
Faverweather St
Chester Morris
Frances Mercer
Dick Tracy
Errol Flynn
Olivia de Haviland
Captain Blood
Ramon Novarro
Marian Marsh
Hughie
Mminam
Pageia
Burke
John
Mary
Hamilton
Boylston ST
Harvard Sq
Thomas W. Reed CO
Chas. F. Burley
Union
Crystal Cafe
Rathskeller
Thos. M. McNamara
PNT
EZ PV
U.S
Bond
Gov't
Fujl
Lord Madison
Manhattan Market
Drake
Mass
Jim Keough
Convenient Food Center
Central Sq
Pearl Street
Mutual Savings Banks
Cambridge Street
North Avenue
Massachuset
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