Traveller reflects on Europe from aHarvard Bazaar president
Henry A. Ginsberg and Mrs. Ginsberg return from a two month European tour. He notes low mood in Europe, especially Britain and France, and observes neutrality's compensations. They praise England and Stratford upon Avon, call Scotland cautious, and describe France, Belgium, Holland as thrifty, industrious, and hospitable despite war residuals.
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Ginsberg
Sentinel Office
Europe
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Hoalland
Switzerland
England
Avon
Stratford
Mass. Ave
William
Ann
Scotland
London
Hindenburg Line
Holland
Y. M. H. A. Convention Advances Cambridge Community
Mayor Russell hosted visiting members of the Young Men and Women Hebrew Association in Cambridge praising Jewish citizens for their public spirit. He quoted a radio address extolling Jewish heritage and the American ideal of equal opportunity, noting Cambridge benefits from Jewish contributions to civic life.
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Hebrew Ass'n
Cambridge
Russell
Sentinel
Hebrew Association of
New England
Abraham
Hamlet
Jefferson
America
Butler Campaign in Cambridge
Cambridge voters observe the Butler Draper Republican Senate contest as Butler emphasizes unemployment over Prohibition. Draper accuses Butler of sliding into the senate on alcohol issues, while Butler advocates education and trust in voters to choose jobs and constitutional respect.
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Butler
United States
Cambridge
Mr. Draper
Mr. Butler
Inside the Brightened Library and Local Political Buzz
The Sentinel notes a refreshed library with brighter interiors new lights and updated facilities plus new telephone numbers 0610 and 0611. It also reports on Cambridge politics with Henry Hurley favored for state treasurer and Joe McKenney leading his campaign advisors amid a rising bustle around Essex summer gatherings at Liberty Hall and hints Edward W. Quinn may become Superintendent of Streets.
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Uni
Fielding
Scott
Dickens
Thackerary
Eliot
Charles F. Hurley
Greater Boston
Joe McKenney
Mr. Hurley
Alexander
Kamerad
Hindenburg
Cambridge
State political battles roil First Middlesex district
The First Middlesex district sees a tight battle with McCarthy and McMenimen seeking re election. John W. Lyons Edward F. Fields and others vie for support. Lehan forces shift, and a Beating back of rivals looms as campaign energy rises. In the Second District Riley is to be renominated. Republicans battle Hamilton versus Bradbury Mohr and others.
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Middlesex
McCarthy
McMenimen
John W. Lyons
Edward F. Fields
John J. Morris
Stephen Regal
Coady
Murphy
Fields
Delaney
Lyons
Lehan
Messrs
Billy
Fred
Beacon Hill
Riley
Garry
Hamilton
Bradbury
Mohr
Nate
Wyeth
Cazmay
Skilton
Cavanagh
Cronin
Dever
Joseph Cleary
Thomas Mooney
Edward Doran
John L. G. Glynn
Mike Mahoney
John P. Brennan
Dallinger
Mahoney
Wwell
Mahoneya
John Brennan
Joe Monahan
Senator Kidder
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Harvard Bazar
Central Sq. Businessmen's Ass'n
Mrs. Ginsberg
Henry A.ginsburg
Politica
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Daniel F. O'Connell
Addington Road
Brookline, Mass
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Electrical Supply Company
Chas.f. Hurley Real Estate
Ibridge
University
Mayor
Mrs. Russell
Essex
Liberty Hall
Richard
Edward W. Quinn
Neil Hamilton
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Billie Dove
Clive Brook
Sidney Blackney
Leigh Hall
Crawford Kent
Manhattan Market
Triddies
Campbell
Manhattan
United Markets, Inc
Tel. Porter
Cliquot Club Canada
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Silver King
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