Gas Station Hearing Postponed in North Cambridge Case
License Board delayed action after a recess amid objections by attorney George McLaughlin and potential representation by Jerry Sullivan. Police reports cited seven unregistered vehicles owned by Porter Sq Chevrolet Co and water issues with cars parked on the street without plates, with Harold Robinson later arriving to address complaints.
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North Cambridge
Atty
George McLaughlin
Jerry Sullivan
Sergt. O'Dell
Ryan
Porter Sq. Chevrolet Co
Harold Robinson
Philip J. Ryan
Chief Leahy Speaks at Jefferson Club Meeting
A crowd of over 500 gathered at the Jefferson Club as Police Chief Leahy State Fire Marshal Garrity Councillor Toomey and others spoke during town meeting night. The chief joked about policing duties praised the club for youth support and urged courteous treatment by officers.
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Leahy
Garrity
Toomey
Daniel F. Finn
Jefferson Club
Police Department
J. C
Dan O'Brien
Dan
East Cambridge
Dan Finn
Sailed from Baltimore on Fairfax of Merchants & Miners Line
Miss M L Toomey of 26 Russell street and Miss L Farrington of Cy press street Cambridge Mass sailed from Baltimore on May 8 aboard the Fairfax belonging to the Merchants and Miners Line.
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M. L. Toomey
Russell Street
Neville Leads In Ward Returns For House Nomination
The writer notes Atty. Michael J. Neville leading the Democratic nomination race in Wards 1 2 and 3 amid rumors of a makeup between McMenimen and Coady camps and funds placement. Local politics touch on police discipline, a mayoral angle with John H. Corcoran’s influence, and questions about Rep. Frank Coady and Frederick McMenimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
House
Atty
Michael J. Neville
McMenimen-Coady
Mike
Frank Coady
East Cambridge
Frederick V. McMenimen
Mike Sullivan
Beacon
Cyprus Hall
W. Burt Ryan
Streets McMenimen
Rep. Coady
Central 5q Businessmen Discuss Plans at Manhattan Market
The Central 5q Businessmen's Ass'n directors met Monday at Manhattan Market with presiding Howie McClennan. They backed reducing beano games to one weekly, planned member outreach for Central square improvements, and pressed General Manager Dana for a Mass. avenue bus plan to ease traffic from track car monopoly.
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Central 5Q
Manhattan Market
Howie McClennan
Frank Morse
Andrew Moore
John Crowley
John Glacken
al Spink
Harold Blaney
Maurice Corkery
H. J. Mahoney
Henry Ginsberg
Joe Winn
Mass. Avenue
Donovan
Central Square
Pres. McClennan
Mahoney
Dana
Local Surprises in State Primary
Cambridge voters cast 26 444 ballots as ten Democratic candidates competed in the 1st Middlesex District. Attorney Michael J. Neville led with 2489 votes, while incumbents Dillon and Coady trailed at 2593 and 2510. Ex Rep Arthur Blanchard won the Republican Senate nomination in the 2nd district with 2166 votes, defeating Russell Cazmay. A recount may follow the 83 vote gap between Dillon and Coady.
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Atty
Michael J. Neville
Coady
Dillon
Arthur Blanchard
Russell Cazmay
Jos. Cleary
Pres. Gibson
Conn
Russell
Middlesex
Neville
James J. Harney
Christopher Carolina
Robert J. Reardon
George H. Pierce, Jr
Albert Pasquariello
Jacob E. Barron
William B. Heffernan
Arthur F. Blanchard
Coun
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Eliot
Chief Leahy
Trimzol Soap Products Co
Auburn Street
Mass
Kirkland
John J. McGillicuddy
the Sentinel
Cottage Farm Bikery
Putnam Avenue
Pearl Street
Dubb
Sweet-Orr
Endicott-Johnson, Herman’s and
Triangle Work Myer’s
Army & Navy
Leware
Lee
T Shoes
Main Street
Columbia St
U.S. Pat
UNION
Michael A. Rosa
Pearl St. Trowbridge
K. O. Colin
Pearl St
Eli
Hamilton Liquors
S. S. Pierce’s
Boylston Street
Harvard Sq
Frank Borelli
Putnam Ave
Brockling St
Commonwealth Avenue
Central Business
Central Sq
Henry A.ginsburg
Hamilton
Beacon Hill
Hurley
Hillis
Massachusetts Avenue
California
Tokay Grapes
Mass. Ave
Honey Bee Cafe
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