El train layoffs loom in Boston transit talks
A new group of Boston El train men face indefinite layoff as delays grow between rapid transit runs. Political figure J Frank Faceyalty uses word ostensibly in conversations. Mrs Jessie W Brooks tours districts with strong support as she seeks governor council seat. A Cambridge city charter movement rumored as mayoral plan debates intensify on Page 4.
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Ladies Quiz Signals Big Primary Ballot Across Cambridge
The League notes Cambridge lies in four congressional districts and lists offices up for grabs on September 20 including Governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of the commonwealth, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, Congress reps, state senators, General Court members, clerks of court, county commissioners, sheriffs, and district state committee delegates. Prospective voters face long candidate slates with 16 candidates in the third Middlesex district and 11 in the first and second Middlesex districts. The League will open September 14 from 9 to 1 with volunteers led by Elizabeth Boretwick and others.
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Cambridge Fire Chiefs Night Opens Council Season
Cambridge Council K C opens its season with Fire Chiefs Night on Monday September 12. Greater Boston fire chiefs attend with radio’s Ed Wynne the famed fire chief comedian. Chief James M. Casey will lead visiting chiefs and local Fire Department members from Inman Square to the Elks building at 8 pm, parade under Cambridge post American Legion drum and bugle corps.
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Mayor Russell Leads Local Protective League Effort
Mayors and selectmen form a query organization to shield municipalities from legislative interference. Mayor Russell is among leaders pushing cities and towns to organize to monitor legislation. Continued on page 8.
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Cavanagh Addresses Voters in Cambridge District
Rep Cavanagh speaks plainly to voters of Wards 7 8 9 10 and L1 Third Middlesex Representativ District praising district support. He outlines efforts on automobile and truck insurance equalization and notes work on Public Institutions and Metropolitan Affairs aiding Cambridge families.
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School Committee Opens Fall Session With Staffing Talks
The School Committee begins fall and冬winter season with a 1 hour session, hearing legal questions on heating Rindge School with Harvard, approving coaches and salaries, resignations, and future curriculum plans for Rindge Technical School.
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Ethel Morris
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Alice Conant
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Rose O'Neil
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Sentinel Gossip Promotes Local Democratic Candidacies
Ten days remain before the primaries with little statewide contest enthusiasm. Ward 4 5 6 women back John J MecGillicuddy for the second district House nomination. an advertising auto campaigns for ex congressman Fred Deitrick in the ninth district. The City Hall Mystery Man spurred chatter as Ray FitzGerald campaigns for the Democratic nomination for school committeeman.
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Local Official Cited as Likely Candidate Next Year
The city council begins its fall and winter session next Tuesday after a recess. Mayor Russell is mentioned for reelection but faces other hopefuls as the primary election date approaches and a talkative candidate emerges from the officials.
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Preventing Diphtheria shown at Cambridge Center
A motion picture titled Preventing Diphtheria was presented at the Cambridge Community Center on Howard Street last Thursday evening. Dr. Kelleher of the Cambridge Board of Health lectured on protecting children from diphtheria, with music by the Junior Health League and literature distributed by the Health Club. Sponsored by the Cambridge Tuberculosis Association, admission was free.
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