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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1932
Page
1
The article argues Gambridge thrives as a show town with two Publix theatres Central square and Harvard Theatres. It notes theatres attract women matinee crowds, driving local commerce, and lists political campaign notes including Wm. F. Galgay rising in the Democratic nomination and Dennis McCarthy losing in the primary.
John J. McGillicuddy assesses whispers and hints gathered during the week. The column notes rumors and discreet facts shaping readers’ sense of events and personalities in the community.
In the second district William F. Galgay and John J. Kiley won. John J. McGillicuddy extends support and aims at a Democratic victory in November. Gratitude is voiced to supporters and comments touch on city politics and upcoming races.
The Cambridge mayor urges citizens to donate clean clothing bed coverings and funds to the Cambridge Chapter of the American Red Cross at 42 Brattle Street. He asks that the Red Cross cooperate with the Local Unemployment Committee to distribute aid to those in need.
A Cambridge meeting of a Massachusetts Mayors Committee outlined establishing a statewide league to advance sound municipal government. The plan aims to foster cooperation among cities to study improve and share municipal methods and to support beneficial legislation while opposing harmful rules.
Three room flat at 1 Ashburton place off Essex street Central square with gas and kitchen range. Adults only. Four room flat includes gas electricity heated bathroom hot and cold water. Rent $30. Por letter 4227-W.
Voters across the city cast about 25 000 ballots from noon to 9 P M. in a lively election with precinct activity. In the first district Dillon edged McCarthy while Frank Coady led the Democratic ticket with 3053 votes. In the second district Kiley led with 1358, Galgay 990, Sullivan 854, and Plunkett 658 with lower totals for others.
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