Cambridge Police Association elects annual officers
In the Gentral Police Station guard room the Cambridge branch of the Mass Police Association held its annual election. President Sergt Patrick F Ready won 93 to 63 over Sergt Charles E Mallahan. Unopposed officers Franks M O Neil Secretary Sergt Thomas J Stokes and Treasurer Officer Thomas J O Neil. Delegates chosen from Central Station Station 3 Station 4 and headquarters. State convention set for early October.
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Cambridge
Mass. Police Association
Patrick F. Ready
Charles E. Mallahan
Franks M. O'Neil
Thomas J. Stokes
Thomas J. O'Neil
Central Station
John D. Finnegan
Raymond L. Gormley
John J. Grainger
Edward J. Murphy
John J. O'Brien
Michael J. Cronin
Joseph F. Doran
J. Harry McCaffrey
James J. Scannell
Edward J. Glennon
Edward J. Maher
Drive to Register New Voters in Ninth District
Mayor Richard M. Russell launches a registration drive with 1,500 campaign workers to enroll voters in the Ninth District ahead of the October deadline. He urges support for Roosevelt and the Democratic ticket to reject the old order and seek broader opportunity. James F. Randall and Rev C. C. Griswold return from a three week auto tour visiting Chicago, Grand Haven, Canada and more.
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Richard M. Russell
Robert Lace
Congress
Russell
Roosevelt
James F. Randall
Central Square
C. C. Griswold
What Do You Hear By John J McGillicuddy
The Sentinels Gossiper Gathered in During the Week reports small town whispers and notes on local chatter. Readers are invited to share quick observations and tidbits about neighbors events and everyday life in the community.
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By John J. McGillicuddy
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Cambridge politics and civic notes from a busy week
Councillors spar over favoritism at City Hall while reports swirl of a $1000 political fund in East Cambridge. Councillor Cazmay seeks shelter for River Street riders, Mayor Russell donates his car to the police, and a local Democratic club backs William J. Coughlan for Governor's Council. Rindge Tech adds eight pages. Cambridge Beverage Dealers push to keep the city in the wet column.
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Studay
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Cazmay
Russell
Police Department
William J. Coughlan
Harry Bagan
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James P. Delaney
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Fat Men's Club
Hotel Manger
Russell Howard
Rindge Tech Register
Cambridge
Col Gallup Resumes Teaching at Portia Law School
Colonel Dana T. Gallup known in military circles as Col. Gallup will resume his professorship at Portia Law School this year teaching Brief Making and Court Procedure to graduate LL M students. He has long resided in Cambridge and is a prominent Boston attorney. The column also asks where local violinist Hilly Deveraux is entertaining nightly.
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Dana T. Gallup
Portia Law School
Gallup
Cambridge
Boston
Beverage Dealers Association Sees Low Attendance and Financial Scrutiny
At Oxford Courts Grille in Cambridge the Beverage Dealers Association held a sparse meeting with under 20 attendees, down from 50 to 60. A committee reviewed former secretary treasurer Wells charges, reporting $558 in dues and fees and $451 in bills while noting a bond claim of no salary or office costs. President Quinn urged caution and delayed action until after the upcoming election.
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Cambridge Beverage Dealers’ Association
Oxford Courts
Samuel Alpert
Cambridge Provision Co
Secy.Treas
John ER. Wells
Morris Greenspan
Oxford Courts Grille
Harry Boyer
The
Central Distributing Co
Mr. Boyer
Della Mitchell
Mortis Greenspan
Frank Hubbard
Wells
Quinn
City Council approves Budget Examiner McCue
After a two week recess the City Council met in regular session with two members up for Legislature nominations. Charles Jd. McCue was confirmed as Budget Examiner amid local familiarity and Elkdom prominence. An election machine location order was sent to the Elections Committee.
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Pres. Foley
Wm. D. Hillis
Charles Jd. McCue
Special Sheriff McElroy to wage campaign
Special Sheriff Joseph W. McElroy of Middlesex County plans a broad campaign effort after the primary. County organizations are formed to support him through November 6. His party praise signals strong popularity and effective leadership as he pursues victory.
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Joseph W. McElroy
Middlesex County
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