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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1936

Page

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Verbal Clash at North Cambridge License Hearing Over Petrol Sales

Attorneys George McLaughlin and Jeremiah Sullivan spar at a License Board hearing on John Goldsmith’s bid to keep a store and sell 3 000 gallons of petroleum at 190 Elm Street corner Tenney Street on the Somerville line. The dispute centers on site use and traffic for a gasoline station versus a store. Sullivan seeks to question Goldsmith but he is absent. McLaughlin notes the owner’s absence and the attorney’s representation.

George McLaughlin Jeremiah Sullivan John Goldsmith Elm Street Tenney Street North Cambridge Somerville Atty. Sullivan Atty McLaughlin Church of the Nazarene Alte Goldsmith Atty. McLaughlin Quinn Wm. J. Fenton Tierney L. G Division of Public Safety Dept. of Public Safety Lynch Police, Fire, Electrical Board of Appeal License Commission Sealer of Weights and Measures Russell Delaney Public Safety Municipal Hospital John H. Hurley Michael Sullivan Seamott M. Sullivan J. Mahoney Sullivan Mr. Hurley Mr. Sullivan Hurley Councillor Mahoney

Quiet School Board Session Sets Stage for Space Reallocation

The School Board opened at 8 53 PM with no public speeches or orders of note. Dr James J Cassidy proposed using the portable Kelly school for WPA activities and High and Latin school overflow at old Harvard.

Mayor Lynch James J. Cassidy Kelly WPA Harvard Lillian RE. Hartigan Jas. Fitzgerald Lynch Fitzgerald Bill Galgay Supt Tobin

What Do You Hear The Sentinel's Gossiper

The Gossiper column by John J. McGillicuddy shares wit and local rumors from The Sentinel community. It highlights everyday rumors and social chatter with a light, informal tone.

Tom Sennott Sr. Died After Long Postal Service

Tom Sennott Sr. longtime Boston postal worker and Central Square superintendent died Tuesday at 44 Magazine street after a lengthy illness. A native of the city he was 72 and had served nearly five decades in the Boston postal district before retirement. He leaves three sons Thomas Jr. and Edward J. of Cambridge and Joseph P. of Cambridge a daughter Mrs Elizabeth McCormack and his brother Dr John R. Sennott. Funeral services were held at Blessed Sacrament Church.

Boston Central Square John R. Sennott Edward J. Sennott Tom Fr. Scully South Boston Athletic Club Elks, EK Catholic Union Post Office Blessed Sacrament Church Thomas H., Jr Arlington Edward J Joseph P Cambridge Elizabeth McCormack John J. McCormack

City Hall Hears From City Leaders In Busy Council Scene

Local politics fray as council members and ex officials spar over patrols traffic signals and public safety. Questions surface about Fussell Lynch Lyons Wyeth Mahoney Swenson and Corcoran while calls for street cleaning night squads and new lights fill the agenda.

Richard M. Fussell John Dennis Lynch Moby Dick John W. Lyons Mass. Avenue Federal Building T. A. Lynch Kiwanis Club Ben Wyeth Wyeth Donovan Mars Avenue City Hall Lafayette Square Public Safety Division Garden Lindaean Jimmy Mahoney Boston “el Lechmere Central Squares Jameso

Mayor Lynch Proposes Public Safety Division

Cambridge city council discusses creating a Division of Public Safety and a Public Safety Department with a commissioner. Debate includes hospital inquiry flops and budget items for fire, police, and city services. Voters in Ward 11 praised in a letter from F Grenier.

Lynch

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