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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1933
Page
1
The School Committee met for one hour the day before the primary with members Brooks and Delaney present while Mayor Russell and Lynch campaigned. They studied staffing, janitor needs, and travel funds, approved teaching aids, and adjusted attendance and dinner hours at Sleeper School.
John F. Carr of Glenwood Avenue has joined the firm of Stone Rowe and Carr with offices at 148 State Street. A 1928 Harvard Law alumnus, Carr has been associated with Edmund Brandon since graduation and is currently varsity coach of soccer, a sport he excelled in as an undergraduate.
A city election summary recounts rallies and clashes amid a tight mayoral contest among Lynch Russell and O'Brien. It notes ward shifts, voter momentum, rain impacts, and forecasts a record turnout on November 7 with a large potential vote split among parties and candidates.
Seven o clock next Wednesday evening marks the zero hour for a Cambridge parade by business civic and veterans groups in support of the National Recovery program. The march begins at Lafayette square under Mayor Russell honorary chief marshal Downey and staff chief Crowley. proceeds to Cambridge common and disbands.
Paul R. Corcoran of Corcoran's Central Square department store writes to Police Captain Wm B. Ginty praising Officers Jeremiah Mahoney and John Cahalane for their helpful conduct in two recent incidents. Mahoney aided an accident case and Cahalane located a water leak, with both officers exceeding duty to assist.
Hil Go, renowned Chinatown sage, argues charity helps people forget their own study hardships by learning about others. He frames generosity as a valuable medical of the mind, urging communal aid and reflection.
After a busy weekend and 76 000 voters, Mayor Richard M. Russell led with 11 866 votes, John D. Lynch had 9 233, Daniel F. O'Brien 5 284, and Ralph N. Hamilton 2 494. The Election Commission ran smoothly as crowds awaited results at City Hall. A councillor’s defeat and lower vote shares surprised readers.
General Daniel Needham, commissioner of public safety, outlines the Massachusetts State Police structure and operations to Cambridge Kiwanis at Hotel Commander. He cites teletype links, broadcasting stations, and radio use in cars as aids to crime fighting. Ed Sage and Carroll L. Chase are noted as upcoming guests.
The first whist of the season for the Ward 6 Civic Association was held Monday evening at 3231 Pearl Street, the home of Mrs. Mollie Cohen. High scores were recorded by Esther Freedman Ella Digby Laura Dunn Gately Carrie Mains D Davidson Agnes Ireland Marion Davis Josephine Wentzell Emma Taylor D J Coleman M Guthro Imogene Small with Angeline Clark taking the consolation prize.
A sudden cloudburst in Muelheim Germany revealed the location of a Roman camp from the era of Fullusezar. Archaeologists study the findings to map the ancient frontier and life at the fort.
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