City Council opens Fall season with budget transfers
The fall meeting reviewed transfers of unexpended building construction funds totaling 8172.80 to the police building signal desk and to the municipal Legion Hall. An order to reallocate funds failed after reconsideration, while 875 was approved for the Budget Examiner’s salary and 1000 remained in dispute. The council also voted to add 10000 to the Soldiers’ Aid Department from the reserve fund.
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Tax Cuts Highlight Holyoke Mayoral Record
Frank Ryan notes Holyoke Mayor Toepfert has again reduced city taxes. In the first year taxes fell from 34 to 30.50, now down to 28.50, with further reductions in real and personal valuations totaling 1 397 000. The piece lauds the mayor as a tax-saver for residents.
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Jimmy Roosevelt Listed for Democratic State Chair
The piece notes Jimmy Roosevelt, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, being lined up to chair the Democratic State Committee to succeed Joe Maynard after his resignation. It also mentions reactions by Helen S. Doherty-McGilliuddy and local political chatter including Russell for Congress posters and city civic notes.
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McCrehan Named Funer al Representative at Continental
C Tracy Egan of the Hotel Continental selects W A McCrehan as funeral representative. McCrehan has managed Hawthorne Inn East Gloucester New Colonial Nasaan Bahamas Pine Forest Inn Summerville SC and served seven years as function manager of the Hotel Commander. He is a North Cambridge native, son of the late John McCrehan, and brother of Frank of BB C fame.
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Cambridge tax fears spark city discussion on industry
Mayor Russell responds to Mr Stoughton Bell's claim that high taxes do not hurt Cambridge industry. He lists city advantages like location and labor, but argues high taxes deter growth and urges public discussion and united civic action to curb wasteful city government and mounting taxes. Continued on Page 2.
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Cambridge
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Bell
Primary Election Time Draws Near In Cambridge
The article notes a shifted primary date to next Thursday due to the Jewish holiday on September 18 and outlines local voting hours from noon to 9 PM with about 32 000 expected ballots. It highlights candidates like James M. Curley and Gen Charles H. Cole, plus state and local figures, in a Cambridge political snapshot.
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Boston
Charles H. Cole
Cambridge
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Cole
Charlie Hurley
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