Steady Progress On New City Building
City Hall officials tour the new municipal building at North Jefferson and Grant streets as contractors press ahead toward a September occupancy. The two story brick front and three story rear structure will house finance, legal, police, jail, and reporter offices with a sub basement boiler room. Mayor Haven presides over a design featuring a Grant street entrance and rear garage for patrol vehicles.
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John F. Haven
North Jefferson and
Grant Streets
North Jefferson Street
Grant Street
Jefferson Street
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City council announces new municipal building features
The second floor houses a caucus room and a council chamber with adequate size. Public entrances on North Jefferson and Grant streets plus a rear garage entrance for police. three stairways and lavatories on all floors. A radio room and telephone facilities support three new police cars and public access after hours.
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Holy Name Society Plans Fathers Sons Breakfast at Cathedral
The general Holy Name committee met in St. Vitus church basement to advance plans for the June 19 fathers sons communion breakfast at the Cathedral. Dom Cioffi presided and tickets will be distributed after Sunday masses in the church lobby. A speakers program is being arranged with details to come at the June 7 meeting.
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