Plan E Colored Endorsement Debate Cont'd
The discussion questions Plan E's reach for colored citizens and cites Dr. Alexander Cox of Central Park as a leader in Plan E while noting no state representation for colored voters. The piece accuses Plan E of betraying promises of proportional representation and calls for accountability within the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Alexander Cox
Central 5Q
Saltonstall
Cox
Exposition
Plan E
Dr. Cox
Frank Reel Appeals for Working Class Voice in Cambridge
Frank Reel says Cambridge voters in seven wards should back his plan for labor representation in city government. He cites years of labor battles and argues for lower taxes without cutting city employee pay or essential services, calling it a chance for union members to influence policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Cambridge
the Sentinel
Reel
Mugwump term traced to 1884 New York Sun coinage
The term mugwump was first used on June 15 1884 by the New York Sun to describe Republican party members who refused to support the regu as mugwumps.
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Mugwump
New York Sun
Republican
A Plea for Pill from a Longtime Friend
A letter from Mrs. Mary J. Murphy, formerly Mary Hudzon, extols Hyman Pill as a friend of the people. She recalls thirty five years of association and says he helped all, regardless of color or creed, often giving from his own pocket to aid families and youths in trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Pill
Hyman
Gerause
Mary J. Murphy
Mary Hudzon
Fayette Street
Irene Dunne Stars in Unfinished Business at Metropolitan
Irene Dunne and Robert Montgomery head the Metropolitan Theatre program with Unfinished Business, a tale of a small town music teacher who travels to New York to pursue opera and becomes involved with two men. The companion feature is The Smiling Ghost, a Warner Brothers mystery comedy with Wayne Morris, Brenda Marshall and Alexis Smith.
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Irene Dunne
Robert Montgomery
Smiling Ghost
Warner Brothers
Wayne Morris
Brenda Marshall
Alexis Smith
Miss Dunne
New York
Cleaning Varnished Woodwork
Cleaning varnished and shellacked furniture and woodwork with a linseed oil turpentine wash. Use one quart boiling water, three tablespoons linseed oil, and one tablespoon turpentine. Remove water, add oil and turpentine, wash with a wrung cloth, then rub dry with a clean cloth.
Modest Michael Kelleher Outlines Public Duties
Michael Kelleher lists extensive civic roles in Boston area during 1942. He serves as Regions Director for 42 cities including Boston, director on safety and public welfare bodies, and holds posts in Red Cross, community funds, and local defense. He emphasizes quiet service over fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kelleher
Boston
Mass
Committee On Public Safety
Greater Boston Community Federation
Charles Francia Adams
Saltonstall
Cambridge
American Red Cross
Greater Boston Community Fund
Mechanics
City of Boston Public Safety Committee
Health and Social Services
Boston Council of Social Agencies
Soldiers and Sailors, Recreation
Boston Public Safety Committee
National Defense Committee of American Legion
Warner and
Stambaugh
Clover Club of
Mike Kelleher
Directions to Voters Plan E Ballot Instructions
Cambridge Election Commission guides voters to mark choices with numbers only use 1 2 3 for first second third options spoil ballots by tearing and returning to the Election Officer includes names Brendan Noonan Harry A. Penniman William E. McMenimen N Russell Carmay and a note on Indian Summer in England and France tied to St. Martins legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Brendan Noonan
Harry A. Penniman
William E. McMenimen
N. Russell Carmay
England
France
St. Martin
Cambridge Politics and City Hall Dossier Highlight Local Figures
A column surveys Cambridge politics with figures like Ex-Attic Gen Dever marking time and councillors Donovan Corcoran and others visiting districts. It alludes to a looming tense year with ornamental yet nonexecutive council tones and a veteran realtor Joe Doherty recalling past politics.
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Santa Claus
Gen. Dever
Excelsior
Mt. Auburn
Jim Cronin
Cambridge
Council
John H. Corcoran
Central Sq
Joe Doherty
Chamber of Commerce
Donovan
Twenty Five Years Ago Police and Community Note Changes
Officer Jack Ackerly returns to duty after blood poisoning in his hand and serves as Inspector in Domestic Relations. Officer John P Neilan sustains a broken finger from an unclear incident. Dave Deshler challenges Chick West in Chicopee. Dr Francis J Carney leads St Johns Council exercises and Hubert X Gormley becomes the youngest Grand Knight in the state as Councillor Chas Apted studies police and firemen salary talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ackerly
Station 2
John P
Buster) Neilan
Johnnie Neilan
L St. Eskimo
Dave Deshler
Chick West
Holyoke
Chicopee A. C
Dave
Francis J. Carney
D.D.S.K
St. John’s Council
K. of C
Institute Hall
Thur
Hubert X. Gormley
Frank
Chas. R. Apted
Harvard Chief of Police Remembered After Noted Career
A former Harvard chief of police, renowned for a spectacular career, is recalled as discussions begin on a hot topic for the upcoming City Council meeting. The passage of the longtime law enforcement figure prompts calls for policy review and public tributes.
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Harvard
Sloth Known as Laziest Animal Hangs in Trees
The sloth, reputedly the laziest animal, hangs from branches feeding on shoots foliage and fruits. Its anatomy is built for hanging with no defense weapon and its fur hosts a minute green algae giving camouflage.
Mortgagee Sale of Cambridge Property on Hamlin Street
Public notice of a mortgagee sale by the HeLiANCE Co operative Bank to satisfy a mortgage on land and buildings on Hamlin Street Cambridge Middlesex County with description of the prem ises, fixtures and appurtenances, and the timing and terms of sale. The notice lists Gallup Hadley Boston as solicitors and Harry St Andrews as treasurer for the bank.
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Thomas Buran
Cambridge
Middlesex County
Hamlin Street
Middlesex
Breda
Hawley
W. A. Mason & Sond
Hamiltes Street
Hamilton and
Magazine Streets
Hamilton
Hamilton Street
Afl
Aioe
Gallup & Hadley
G . J. Boston
Es Heliance Co-Operative Bank
Harry St. Andrews
Probate notice for Martha W Rotinwuon estate Cambridge
In the Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge an. Heirs legatees and devisees are notified of a petition for probate of an instrument purporting to be the will of Martha W Rotinwuon late of Cambridge deceased. Franklin Balch of Topfield seeks appointment as executor with bond. Objections must be filed before 10 am on the fourth day of November. Signed John Legeat First Judge and Lor Jordan Register October 18 35.
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Michilise
Martha W. Rotinwuon
Cambridge
Franklin Balch
Topafeld
Bevex
John. Legeat
Jordan
Roundup and Missing Ten Days At Durrell Hall
Mon Tue features The Roundup with Patricia Morison Richard Dix and Preston Foster plus Missing Ten Days with Rex Harrison. Wed Thu shows Blood and Sand with Tyrone Power Linda Darnell and The Gay Vagabond with Ruth Donnelly Roscoe Karns. Fri Sat screens Sis Hopkins with Judy Canova and The Border Legion with Carol Hughes Roy Rogers.
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Patricia Morison
Richard Dix
Preston Foster
Rex Harrison
Thor
Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell
Ruth Donnelly
Roscoe Karns
Sat
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Pease Saline
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Iric Light CO
Church St
A. Frank Reel
Malcolm McBride
McBride
Harvard 5Q
the McBride
WM. “Chick” Hillis
Metropolitan Theatre
Watson
N. E
Lyons
Modest Michael
H. Blum
Harvard Loan CO
Mass. Ave. Kir
Pearl ST
Concord Ave
Harvard Sq
Badoian Bros
Plymouth
Desotos
Prospect
Belmont Springs Water Co
Winter ST
Belmont
City OF
Massachusetts
Cambridge City Hospital
Wl- Whys
Commonwealth of Massachueetts
Cambridge Clery Hospital
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Frederick HH. Burke
Y of
Cam
Oottard
Putnam Avenue
Green Street
Putnam Square
Conneil
Frederick H. Boresg
Probate
F. & T. Delicatessen Telaphone
Elie
Libby
Sam Alpert
Eli
Jim
MT. Auburn ST
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Rathskeller
MR. Cronin
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