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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
3
The profile paints Russell Cameron as cordial and communicative, with vibrant modern voice and laconic politeness. He exudes self-respect and a steady, open demeanor reflected in his Brattle Street establishment and brisk golf image.
The article paints William G. Andrew as economical and focused, dispensing with theatrics. It praises his calm, decisive court manner, disciplined intellect, and sincere, unblustered style that contrasts with a typical voluble legal presentation.
James E. Curry, known as Jimmie, is described as a refined, courteous bachelor with a calm, diplomatic style. The piece praises his unobtrusive charm, ability to avoid conflict, and steady public service while noting his self aware modesty.
The piece describes James B Vallely as calm, discreet, and sharply observant with an ascetic, Irvingesque air. His speech is measured, mind over matter, Socratic in method, and his eyes reveal keen acumen. Vallely is portrayed as a disciplined, gentlemanly thinker with caustic wit and humane warmth.
The piece hails John F Donnelly as a dignified Cambridge Irishman and diplomat noted for personal dignity, quiet strength, and leadership. It links his reserved nature and courage in debate to a broader Irish identity, praising his family, faith, and public service while highlighting his priest son.
A column honors William W. Davis the younger as a refined educator and hotel director. It lauds his ancestral polish, restraint, and example driven teaching by conduct, noting his leadership at Riverbank Court and his influence on youth and community standards.
John Hayes a North Cambridge oil merchant with American Oil Company roots stands as a modest, poised figure on the Cambridge School Committee. The profile notes his elegant bearing, refined voice, and quiet influence shaped by a Boston College education and public service.
Captain William B Ginty is described as a large but gentle police leader with a searching eye and calm approach that earns confessions for the public good He embodies a model guardian admired across the Central Square territory and by all community elements for steadiness honesty and firm but kind leadership
A dated portrait extolling Fred Sterritt’s calm, witty, and discerning nature. It highlights a Roman nose and chin, a flexible smile, and restrained humor. The piece praises his discretion in Rotary, lumber trade, and public life, noting his prudent, philosophic mindset and valued judgment.
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