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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
1
Charles Ruggerio named new head of Manhattan Market in Cambridge after 35 years in the food center trade. Under new management, the market continues to operate as a major Cambridge food center.
Police Captain Joseph J. Donahue, longtime traffic chief, seeks to show he remains fit for useful service as he challenges a retirement order. The hearing before Mayor, Chief, and city officials faced procedural objections from Donahue’s counsel and city officials. The dispute centers on who can order removal and whether a public hearing is required.
Massachusetts Agency of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation directs attention to Somerville Office. State Manager Daniel J. LeHand announces shift from Boston HQ. Local officials discuss Cambridge city matters and looming political changes.
Maurice R. Kenney, after eight years at Hood's Creamery, resigns to start his own business. He remodels the former branch library site on Mass avenue and Inman street across from the new post office to offer a bright up-to-date dairy lunch with noon meals and appealing evening dishes.
Rodney W. Long a notable city real estate figure and president of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange has been named to the Executive Committee of the Massachusetts Division of the Federal Housing Administration.
Turbulent session at the Cambridge Beverage Dealers Association in the Oxford Court Grille North Cambridge last Monday featured frequent interruptions and clashes over legality. Organizer John F Wells claimed officers were elected illegally and demanded auditing. president admitted officers were not permanently elected and questioned charter status.
Former Boston mayor James Michael Curley overwhelms Democratic opponent General Charles H. Cole in Cambridge with about 8 to 1 margin. Curley tops 12,891 votes to Cole's 3,978 amid 23,724 ballots cast from a 40,403 registration. Frank A. Goodwin also far behind with 91 votes as results roll in from multiple precincts into early morning.
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