Pattern Making and Precision in Industrial Design
An essay highlights pattern making as essential to modern machinery. It notes Barbour Stockwell Co. in Cambridge and its Eastern U S significance, with Howard Stockwell directing precise, fast pattern work and wood prints. The piece ends by asking why exactitude matters in pattern making.
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Barbour Stockwell Co
Fred Stockwell
Cambridge
United States
Broadway
Howard Stockwell
Senate and House Candidates Battle in State Districts
Democrats name a slate led by Francis E. Burke and John J. Breen face a Republican field including John J. Brennan and James E. Burns in Cambridge and Lowell. In the Cambridge senatorial race Democrats back Thos. F. Gibson while Republicans run N Russell Carmay and Arthur F. Blanchard. Other districts show shifting bids for Middlesex seats with Reed, Sullivan, and Diehl among contenders and several incumbents seeking renomination.
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Francis E. Burke
Lexington
Atty
John H. Hurley
Cambridge
John J. Butler
Wakefield
Robert J. Curran
Newton
George F. Haggerty
Lowell
Florence C. Ramsey
Somerville
James H. Riley
Joseph B. Spillane
Charles Otis Sullivan
John R. Mackinnon
Watertown
West End
Back Bay
Boston
John Lyons
Lynch
Raymond A. Fitzgerald
John Gigante
Maurice J. Keen
Francis J. Frisoli
John Mahoney
Charles FE. Folley
Joseph P. Crowley
Edward J. Stewart
Jeremiah F. Conway
Coady and
Dillon
George Henry Pierce
Jacob E. Barron
Robert J. Reardon
Christopher Carolina
James P. Harney
William B. Heffernan
Middlesex
Charles H. Shea
Michael A. Sullivan
W. Burt Ryan
George E. Squire
Leo E. Diehl
James B. Bushard
Joseph T. Martin
John J. Foley
James F. Mahoney
J. Russell Howard
John F. Kelley
Francis J. McTighe
Thomas P. O'Neill
Comstock Glaser
William T. Hickey
John L. G. Glynn
John J. Tierney
Haven Parker
Herbert Parker
Horace T. Skilton
George H. Christensen
William Henry Tibbetts
George B. Rowell
Cambridge Y M C A Eastward Ho Camp Review Triumph Trophy Awarded
Cambridge Y M C A campers and guests gathered September 6 at Eastward Ho Country Club for flag lowering and a team drill. The Sigma team led by Harold Westcott won the Triumph Trophy with 223/60, while the Beta team trailed 221/60. Winners included C Reed Baker of Attleboro and George Sullivan of Cambridge, with Harold Westcott and Connie Panunzio highlighted. The Chess Club opens with a Round Robin to crown the 1937 champion.
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Cay Pee. Ho
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
E. H
Sigmas
Harold Westcott
Clyde RR. Place
Eastward Ho Country Club
Mr. Place
W. Constantine
Connie” Panunzio
Harvard
Place
Clyde R. Place
Eastward Ho
Baker
C. Reed Baker
Attleboro
David Smith
Everett
Harold Brett
George Sullivan
Cambridge
Charles Clark
Herbert Wilson
Wellesley
Prescott Crafts
Belmont
Harold Willey
Sigma
Frank Bennett
CHESS
War Department defines recoil onset in firearm act
The Office of the Chief of Ordnance states recoil begins when powder pressure rises and the bullet starts to move. Exit cases contribute to barrel recoil and complete the recoil cycle.
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Office of the Chief of Ordinance
The
War Department
Patent attorney friend of the inventor
A Boston registered patent attorney, James C. Hamilton, with 25 years in mechanical engineering and 60 years in patent practice, offers free consultations to protect inventors from imitators. He emphasizes starting patent protection early to realize an invention’s money value and avoid legal obstacles. CAP 6885 is available for more information.
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Edison
United States
Canada
James C. Hamilton
State St
Room
Boston
Hamilton
REO Boston Theatre extends Folie Parisienne run with Walking on Air
The REO Boston Theatre extends the Folie Parisienne show a second week starting Thursday while Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern continue as the screen attraction in Walking on Air. The revue, a Broadway record setter, features songs by the stars and an all-star cast. Also noted is Cambridge representative Chas H Shea seeking a second two year term on the Democratic ticket in Wards 4 5 and 6 with the primary set for next Tuesday.
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Polie Parisienne
New York
REO
Boston
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Broadway
Folie Parisienne
Francis
Cockrell
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Count Pete
Raymond
Miss Sothern
Beverly Hills
Henry Stephenson
Jessie Ralph
Gordon Jones
George Meeker
Alan Curtis
Anita Colby
Patricia Wilder
Chas. H. Shea
Cambridge
City Hall
Charley Shea
Beacon Hill
Al Hubbard Hair Studio Promises Best Look in Town
Al Hubbard, expert barber, and associate Signor Ferrilito perform refined headpiece styling at the Hubbard studio on Main Street near Austin. The quiet, clean shop at Lafayette Square showcases artistic presiding barbers to ensure neatness and elegance.
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al Hubbard
Signor Ferrilito
Hubbard
Main Street
Austin
LaFayette Square
Comstock Glaser Seeks State Rep Seat in Democratic Primary
Harvard graduate and former federal administrator Comstock Glaser campaigns in Wards 7 through 11 promising to curb waste and graft, oppose the Teachers Oath, and extend the government merit system. Volunteers drive the bid urging voters to back him in the September 15 primary.
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Comstock Glaser
Harvard
Glaser
Mr. Glaser
Comatock Glaser
Zonta News Roster of Local Residents Returns
Mrs. Mary Davey of 361 Harvard Street returns from Falmouth. Miss Anne Graham is home after a month at a summer home in Princeton Maine. Miss Cora MacKenzie reports a delightful trip to Moosehead Lake. Dr. Adeline F Dunham and Miss Josephine Edwards return after three weeks at Humarock Beach.
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Mary Davey
Harvard Street
Falmouth
Anne G. Graham
Princeton
Maia
Cora MacKenzie
Moosehead Lake
Adeline F. Dunham
Josephine Edwards
Humarock Beach
Cambridge Hearing Set on Gasoline Garage License at 14 Harvard Street
The Cambridge License Commission will hold a hearing in Room 32 City Hall on September 25 at 2 pm regarding George L. Preacote’s petition for a garage license and gasoline sales in tanks for one car at 14 Harvard Street Cambridge. Chairman John F. Quinn orders notice.
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City Hall
George L. Preacote
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Board of License
Comimixsinners
Read ing the Cambridge Sentinel Cash Prize Contest
The Cambridge Sentinel offers weekly cash prizes totaling 15.00 with three awards of 6.00 each for the best letters answering questions from articles about local business figures. Entries must be confidential and received by noon Wednesday at the Do You Know Contest Editor.
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Cambridge Sentinel
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