Sixteen Nurses Receive Diplomas At Cambridge Hospital
On Monday evening October 22 1934 Cambridge City Hospital held its graduation exercises at the Nurses Home on Cambridge Street. Dr Donald E Currier urged the 16 graduates to pursue decent income with service to the city hospital.
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Cambridge City Hospital
Cambridge Street
Donald E. Currier
City Hospital
Clair E. Turner
Department of Biology and Public Health
M. S
Florence Nightingale
Edward Jardon
Richard M. Russell
Andrew Reilly Honored by Cambridge Kiwanis
Cambridge Kiwanis held a valedictory luncheon at the Commander. Andrew J. Reilly, Hertz U Drive It general manager, leaves next week for a year on a farm in South Poland Missouri. He is slated to become Kiwanis president after a year as vice president.
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Andrew J. Reilly
Hertz U-Drive
South
Poland
Kiwanis
Andy
George Snell
Reilly
City Council Vetoes Transit Complaint and Approves Several Transfers
City Council met briefly as members avoided debate. The mayor vetoed an order to have the city solicitor appear before the Public Utilities Department over Cambridge street trolley service. The veto was tabled. Several departmental transfers and two $150 Welfare Department appropriations were approved. A $50,000 street construction loan passed without discussion. An ERA project would raze Brattle Square City Building to repurpose bricks for a new incinerator at Raymond Street Park.
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Public Utilities Department
Cambridge Street
Welfare Department
ERA Investigations
Charles Webber, Jr
Austin Street
Lyons
Gibson
Brattle Square City
Raymond Street
Pill
What Do You Hear The Sentinels Gossiper Column
The column by John J McGillicuddy offers local rumors and anecdotes from townsfolk, sharing gossip about residents, shops, and happenings. It preserves a light, humorous tone while noting social quirks and small community events.
Curley Victory Certain Here
With ten days to go Hon James Michael Curley former Boston mayor and Democratic candidate for governor campaigns across Cape Berkshires and Greater Boston appealing to Republicans as well as Democrats. A monster rally is planned for Friday in Cambridge and Curley is expected to win by about 45 000 to 20 000 votes.
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Roosevelt
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Edward W. Quinn
Rindge School
Paul A. Dever
Charles F. Hurley
House
Senate
James Michael Curley
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