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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
1
Central Square is described as one of the largest trade spots in Greater Boston with about 100000 weekly shoppers. The area’s success stems from location and transport assets like the subway and autos, driving high taxpaying district value and urging civic planning to expand busier shopping centers.
The Special Committee on Taxation will publish a bulletin before the October 15 primary. It will detail each candidate’s stance on the Four Year Plan for Tax Reduction and indicate prior records of fiscal savings. The Cambridge Industrial Association promotes an honest non political voter aid.
The piece follows mayoral hopefuls with Lyons promising tax relief and Lyons leading East Cambridge sentiment. It notes Aspi rant P. J. Delaney and others in conference with candidate Shea, plus poll figures showing Lynch 11 000 Lyons 5 100 Shes 5 000 Hamilton 2 500 Roche 2 200.
A large crowd attended the City Council session as rumors swirled about a mayoral move to appoint a new streets superintendent, but no action followed. The mayor submitted Brusch for Health Board, Galvin for Appeal, and Mulcahy for Public Welfare terms. Councillor Foley blocked immediate action, saying he would not be a political tool for the mayor. Transfers of 1500 dollars for the Law Department were noted.
Local politics focus on John D. Lynch as a likely mayoral winner despite late rumors. Backed by Supt. of Streets MecMoeni and banker Lynch himself, he narrowly trailed Mayor Russell by about 2 700 votes two years ago and could gain enough support to claim executive office.
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