Cambridge Chooses John D. Lynch as Mayor
Cambridge voters elected John D. Lynch to lead the city following a campaign that highlighted his solid business background and measured approach. Lynch, who polled over 17 000 votes two years ago, is described as a modest banker with a quiet, steady leadership style. The city faces a $41 tax rate and seeks a responsible, experienced chief executive to continue Mayor Russell’s prudent administration.
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Cambridge
John D. Lynch
Lynch
Russell
Cambridge primary hints at seven-way fight for council seats
The Cambridge elimination primary shows eight candidates surviving to contest the council at large in November. Names include Gibson Pill Duffy Ilton Hamilton Murphy Delaney Toomey Harrington with Hamilton target of replacement. The piece notes nonpartisan dynamics and how each candidate must gain extra votes beyond primary tallies.
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Cambridge
Gibson, Pill
Duffy
Eugene Ilton
Ralph Hamilton
Gibson
Pill
Hyman
Oratory
Gordon Duffy
Gene Hamilton
Timothy
Sid) Murphy
P. J. Delaney
John J. Toomey
Stephen H. Harrington
Hamilton
Lynch Shea bloc favored businesslike Cambridge mayor
In Cambridge primaries the Lynch and Shea coalition drew 26 108 votes while Lyon and Roche tallied 11 308, a two to one margin. Voters favor a businesslike mayor to tackle a 41 tax rate, with Lynch or Shea seen as capable to study money problems.
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Messrs. Lynch and Shea
Messrs. Lyon and Roche
Lynch-Shea
Messrs. Lyons
Shea
Lynch
Lyons
Cambridge
Messrs. Lynch
Difference in votes favors Lynch in Cambridge mayoral race
After Tuesday's elimination election Lynch led in Wards 9 10 11 and western Cambridge with 5601 to 1966. In the eastern end Lyons led 3918 to 2850 for Lynch, signaling Lynch as the likeliest next mayor.
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Messrs. Lynch
Lyons
Lynch
Cambridge
John D. Lynch
Somewhat of a Bank at the Manhattan Market
The Manhattan Market offers extensive banking services, cashed checks for ERA workers, and large sums after hours. A long Green Street queue forms for check cashing upstairs in the market office, with weekly totals surpassing 2,000 checks and thousands of dollars. President Euggerio of United Markets emphasizes accessibility and community-minded service.
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Manhattan
Green Street
Manhattan Market
Euggerio
United Markets
Rent fears shadow new government housing plan
Miriam Kramer fears the Port district will be razed for government homes priced beyond current tenants. She argues the new rents may exceed affordability, potentially creating new slums and leaving those most in need without improved housing. Heat included and domestic improvements promised, but cost remains a concern.
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Miriam Kramer
Trowbridge Street
Port
Honora
Miss Kramer
Cambridge
Sibelius Themes Fragment to Completion in Symphony Form
The article discusses Sibelius revolutionizing symphonic technique by presenting themes as fragments at first and developing them centrally before final dissolution, contrasting early reception with Brahms Symphony No 4 praised for its pure melody and expressive second movement. The second program for October 18 and 19 features Mozart, Dukas Le Féri, and Strauss pieces including Death and Transfiguration and Till Eulenspiegel.
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Sibelius
Mozart
Dukas
Richard Strauss
Eulenspiegel
Sun at the Poles Equal Daylight at Equinox
The Earth’s axis is at right angles to the sun during March and September. On these equinoxes both the North and South poles receive equal amounts of sunlight.
Mobility and the Bus Promises Safe Comfortable Travel
The piece praises the bus as a modern, economical travel method replacing the steam locomotive and rail travel. It highlights the Quaker Stages Co. of Boston as offering reliable daily trips from Boston to distant parts with skilled chauffeurs, emphasizing safety, comfort, and value for discriminating travelers. Cambridge readers are noted as having a strong travel impulse.
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Julius Caesar
Rome
Gaul
Washington
New England
United States
Canada
Thoro
Quaker Stages Co
Homer
Abraham
Park Sq
Tel
Boston
Quaker Stages Company
Shakespeare
Cambridge
Beauty Aids Banned in Wuhu Campaign
Wuhu China bans polished nails, permanent waves, high heels, bare legs and sleeveless dress in the New Life Movement campaign as moral reform efforts restrict personal appearance. The decree targets fashion trends and personal grooming to align with the campaign's values.
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Beauty Aids
Wuhu
China
New Life Movement
Norton Beverage Co. Fueling Cambridge’s Busy Market
Norton Beverage at 2335 Mass Ave Cambridge, run by Tansey Norton, stands as the area’s active beverage distributor. The firm draws brisk weekend business with low profits and high quality, emphasizing phone orders, free delivery, and quick price quotes via Eliot 9501.
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Shakespeare
Enterprise
Norton Beverage Co
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Tansey Norton
Norton Beverage
Greater
Boston
Norton
Norton Heverage
Eliot
Pinched Toes Exchange Between Mary And Mabel
Mary complains shoes are two sizes too small for Mabel. Mabel retorts she would hate to be in Marys shoes. The light hearted clash centers on discomfort from ill fitting footwear.
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Mary
Mabel
Women Voters Meet at Cambridge Boat Club
About two hundred women attended the fall meeting of the League of Women Voters at the Cambridge Boat Club on Monday afternoon October 14. Miss Constance Hall explained the League's role in issuing the Voter's Guide mailed to 37 000 voters in the city. League members addressed and filled the envelopes under Miss Hall's direction.
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League of Women Voters
Cambridge Boat Club
Constance Hall
League
Miss Hall
Ohio anti slavery societies in 1835 count
In 1835 Ohio hosted 213 anti slavery societies with about 17 000 members across the state. Unionist and abolition networks grew as reform groups organized locally and connected with national campaigns.
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Ohio
Chin
University Players open 13th season with Company's Coming
The University Players present the three act farce Company's Coming at Brattle Hall Cambridge Mass on Wednesday evening November 20. Proceeds from the post performance dance go to charity. The group is well known around greater Boston for successful plays and a strong following.
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University Players
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Mass
University
Greater
Boston
Youth Must Know Jud Tunkins Curiosity
A compact feature notes midwar youth curiosity and the role of Jud Tunkins in guiding a new generation. It emphasizes learning from public figures and civic insight, aiming to inform and spark responsible inquiry among youths.
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