16 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
1
Central Square Business Men invite Asst. Dist. Atty Frederic A. Grafts as guest speaker next month at the Imperial Restaurant 2 Central Square with dinner at 6 20. President Joseph Winn presides. Moving pictures of the Bass Point joint outing in August will be shown.
Cambridge political notes show Councillor Roche seeking re election as at large and Mayor Russell preparation with possible campaign manager H O M McMenimen. Reports mention John Foley seeking ward 11 term and a November 7 election with a City Council president choice planned for November 15.
A look at whispers and hints circulating this week across social circles and local chatter. Fact and speculation intertwine as residents share rumors, with some names and events noted though verification remains pending.
John D. Lynch, Cambridge businessman and coalition mayoral candidate, opened his campaign with a 600-person meeting at the Hotel Commander. Rep. Paul A. Dever presided. John Moran and John Kelley named campaign secretaries. Daniel Hayes treasurer. Speakers included Haverty Roche DeCelles FitzGerald Foley Lyons Cavanaugh Stokes and Facey. Lynch outlined a “new deal” for a kindly, honest administration rooted in Cambridge's city government tradition.
A crowd at Continental Banquet Hall praised Daniel F OBrien as the likely mayoral winner. Speakers included Mayor Murphy of Somerville and campaign chair Anthony J Cassidy. The event featured remarks on practical victory prospects and health themes tied to MecAdoo milk.
Police Inspector George D. Buchanan is nominated for the American Legion executive committee in a bid viewed as an easy win.
Gulls terns kingbirds blue jays orioles sparrows and bluebirds are among the slowest fliers with speeds averaging 15 to 25 miles per hour.
North Cambridge faced three zoning petitions at the fall and winter City Council meeting. Opponents cited conversion fears while supporters spoke for stores and housing changes. a mayoral veto on welfare raises was sustained with a 9 to 4 vote.
The Cambridge Clover Club schedules an entertainment at the Home for the Aged and Infirm on Sunday September 24 with Neil Guiney leading a large arrangements committee. Mrs Wm Mederos of the City Clerk’s staff is recovering from a recent illness and not yet outdoors. Eddie Heaney of 118 Pleasant Street, longtime First Street Bridge attendant, has been confined to bed at home for two weeks due to illness. City schools opened last Monday with about 1500 pupils while Supt M E Fitzgerald and officials work on seating arrangements.
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