31 Oct 1931
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1931
Page
1
Cambridge savings bank in Harvard Square improves access for savers with new services and promotions. Details highlight customer benefits and local banking options.
A Cambridge appeal urges giving to fund temporary employment for 1400+ families with no income or partial work. It outlines two projects at Fresh Pond and Russell Field and invites donations of at least $5 to enable continuing relief efforts.
A civic notice praises a candidate as an able, honest and fearless public servant and urges voters to elect him as one of the Councillor-at-Large nominees citing his valuable city experience.
In the drought area six hundred thousand people are being fed by the Red Cross. The Cambridge Chapter asks readers to send checks or cash to 42 Brattle Street to help feed famine sufferers who cannot wait for Congress.
A North Cambridge rally last Monday featured Mayor Dick delivering a strong speech hosted by Danny Leahy. The crowd showed enthusiasm as analysts forecast about 18 000 votes from an expected 2000 ballots with around 5000 blanks in the mayoral race though some doubt four figure turnout.
A gossip column notes two Franks running for city office and school committee, praising their talk and poised rhetoric as a campaign asset. It hints at continued discussion on page five.
A newspaper item notes Editor Mahoney appeared in disguise this week until a voice revealed his true individuality. The moment drew attention in the paper’s pages.
A Cambridge editorial urges voters to support Mayor Russell and allied candidates for city council school committee and assessors next Tuesday to maintain sound policy. It criticizes opposition as harmful to cooperative governance amid a multimillion dollar annual budget and cites the recent primary as a rebuke of disharmony.
The League of Women Voters held a luncheon at the Commander Hotel on Monday noon inviting School Committee aspirants to answer a voter questionnaire. The group typically avoids campaign meetings during elections, but this session marked a departure from that practice.
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