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The Docket ▸ 1942

1942

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Finance

453 actions · № 1–463
  1. 1Order. Establishing Salaries of Members of City Council at $4000 each (McNamara)Jan 5
  2. 2Order. Half Holiday in each Week for City Employees (Sennott)Jan 5
  3. 3Order. Revenue from Sewer & Sidewalk assessments for 1942 reserved for sewer and sidewalk construction respectively. (Pill)Jan 5
  4. 4Order. App. #150 to Mayor's Dept. B-46. Travel outside State. (Tax Levy)Jan 5
  5. 5Finance. Order. Authorizing the City Manager to sell & convey for a sum not less than $2500, a Parcel of land containing 32,043 square feet and situated near Russell FieldJan 19
  6. 6Finance. Order. App. #1992.68 to City Manager Dept. Schedule A-2 W.P.A. administrative office salaries. (Tax Levy)Jan 19
  7. 7Finance Order. App. #3618 to City Manager Dept. F-5. Transportation of W.P.A. Workers to outside Projects (Tax Levy)Jan 19
  8. 8Finance Order. App. #4389 for W.P.A. Reserve Fund. (Tax Levy)Jan 19
  9. 9Finance Order. App. #2475 to St. Dept. B-21. Snow Removal. (Tax Levy)Jan 19
  10. 10Finance Order. App. #800 to City Manager Dept. Furniture etc. (Tax Levy)Jan 19
  11. 11Finance Order. App. #100 to Fire Retiring Board (Tax Levy)Jan 19
  12. 12Order. App. #1000 to City Manager Dept. F-5. Transportation to Outside Projects. (W.P.A. Projects)Jan 19
  13. 13Finance. Order Establishing an additional salary of $1000 for Mayor (McNamara)Jan 19
  14. 14Order. Appointing Drs. Harold A. Rudy and George A. White as Members of Medical Board in annuity case of William F. Davidson a former member of Fire Dept (McNamara)Jan 19
  15. 15Order. City Manager requested for App. for installation of Ladies' Rest Room in City Hall. (Pill)Jan 19
  16. 16Order. City Manager requested for App to purchase new Fire Hose for City Hall. (Pill)Jan 19
  17. 17Finance. Annuity of $1000 a year granted to Elizabeth T. Wyman, Widow of Charles W. Wyman, deceased Member of Police Dept.Jan 19
  18. 18Finance Order. App. #180 to City Manager's Dept. Real Property Survey ProjectJan 26
  19. 19Finance Order. App. #10 to Clerk of Committees Dept. B-39. (Tax Levy)Jan 26
  20. 20Finance. Order. Accepting Provisions of Chapter 380 Acts of 1941 the same being "An Act Further Regulating Liens For, and the Collection of, Water Rates and Charges"Jan 26
  21. 21Finance. Order. Accepting Provisions of Chapter 368 Acts of 1941 the same being "An Act Relative to Annual Vacations For Certain Employees of Certain Cities and Towns"Jan 26
  22. 22Finance. Referred To City Manager. Comm. from Mayor Lyons, dated March 18, 1941, with one from Atty. Frank C. Hession representing owner of Property at Cor. of Sadie[?] & Cross Sts. in Belmont. rel. to release of easement held by City on this Property.Jan 26
  23. 23Finance. Referred to City Manager for his Recommendations. Sundry Communications and Papers. rel. to Purchase of Land on Coolidge Ave. from St. Aubin[?] Cemetery for Cemetery Purposes. also Comm. for Game suggested use of land in [?] the North Side Park etc.Jan 26
  24. 24Finance. Placed On File. Sundry Matters. (1.) From Mayor Sennott. Order App. $1.00 for acquisition of Genzi[?] Pit. (2.) Board of Health. Rel. to dumping in Genzi[?] Pit (3.) Mayor Lyons (2) Rel. to acquisition of Genzi[?] Pit by CityJan 26
  25. 25Finance. Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1.) Mayor Sennott. Order App. $500 to City Hospital. Ambulance Service (2.) Order. Requesting App. of $1000 for Ambulance Service. City Hospital (Comm.)Jan 26
  26. 26Finance. Placed On File. Two Communications from School Committee relative to retirement of Miss Esther O. Paul, School Teacher.Jan 26
  27. 27Finance. Placed On File. Order introduced by Councillor Pill[?] on Feb. 27, 1940 relative to recent lay-off of W. P. A. Workers.Jan 26
  28. 28Finance. No Action Necessary. On Petition of Eliz. T. Wyman, widow of Charles W. Wyman, deceased Police Officer, dated Aug. 22, 1941 for an Annuity under provision of Section 89, Chapter. 32. Gen. Laws (see No. 17)Jan 26
  29. 29Order. App. $66 to B-44. Travel outside State. (From $5,000 voted on Dec. 23, 1941 to Municipal Defence Dept.)Jan 26
  30. 30Order. App. $800 to St. Dept. Repairs to Commercial Ave. Bridge. (Tax Levy)Jan 26
  31. 31Finance. Order. Pension. John J. Balfe. Fire Dept. (See Jan. 9, 1942)Jan 26
  32. 32Finance Order. Appn. $3000 to Welfare Dept. (Surplus Commodities Project) (Tax Levy)Feb 9
  33. 33Finance Order. Appn. $500 to Municipal Pensions. Pension for Miss Esther D. Paul Retired School Teacher. (Tax Levy)Feb 9
  34. 34Order. Appn. $1488.40 to St. Dept. B-21. Snow Removal (Tax Levy)Feb 9
  35. 35Order. Appn. $1.00 for Acquisition of Jerry's Pit by Eminent Domain. (Tax Levy)Feb 9
  36. 36Finance. Resolution. City Council records itself as opposed to taxation of Municipal Bonds.Feb 9
  37. 37Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from William C. Smith relative to renting or leasing a Portion of Parking Space in Central Sq. for a Boxing Con.Feb 9
  38. 38Finance. Placed On File. Report of Dept. of Corporations & Taxation rel. to Examination of Municipal & Water Loan Sinking Funds as of Dec. 30, 1941. (For Report see Large [?] in Safe in Vault B)Feb 9
  39. 39Order. City Manager to pay Salaries of all employees whose pay was deducted when they were called out to serve in Home Guard last fall (Bill)Feb 9
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  50. 50Order. City Manager to consider preserving all Pension Rights of Employees who have been drafted or volunteered. (Sullivan)Feb 9
  51. 51Finance. Order. City Manager to include in 1942 Budget a sum sufficient to increase salaries of City Employees 5% & 10%.Feb 16
  52. 52Order. City Manager to recommend Appn. to pay salary and Medical Expenses of Patrick F. Shea of Police Dept. (Sullivan)Feb 16
  53. 53Order. City Manager to notify Dept. Heads to cut down on use of Autos & Trucks to save Tires, Gasoline etc. (Lynch)Feb 16
  54. 54Finance. Order. Temporary Loan Order 6,500,000Mar 2
  55. 55Finance. Order. Appn. #972.50 to St. Dept. Snow Removal. (Tax Levy)Mar 2
  56. 56Finance. Order. Appn. #675 to Health Dept. T.B. Hospital G-2. (Tax Levy)Mar 2
  57. 57Finance. Order. Appn. #75 to Cambr. Industrial Commission Expenses. (Tax Levy)Mar 2
  58. 58Finance. Order. Appn. #10,000 to Water Dept. to repair Leaks in Steel Mains in Belmont & Bacon[?] Ave. (From Water Dept. Receipts for 1942)Mar 2
  59. 59Finance. Placed On File. Order. Appn. #35,000 to Water Dept. C-2. Machinery. (From Water Dept. Surplus)Mar 2
  60. 60Finance. Leave to Withdraw. Petition of Cambridge Community Center Inc. offering to purchase Property at 49 Howard St. for #1000Mar 2
  61. 61Order. Appn. #239.17 to Mayor's Dept. Motor Vehicle Repairs. (Tax Levy)Mar 2
  62. 62Order. Appn. #100 to Bldg. Dept. C-17. Fire Extinguishers. (Tax Levy)Mar 2
  63. 63Order. Rescinding Order adopted on Feb. 2, 1942 authorizing City Manager to sell for a sum not less than #1500 a Parcel of Land located south of Percy & Meng Chemical Co. Land & containing 15,490 square feet. (DeSimone[?])Mar 2
  64. 64Order. Authorizing City Manager to sell for a sum not less than #1500 a Parcel of Land located south of Percy & Meng Chemical Co. Land and containing 15,490 square feet. (DeSimone[?])Mar 2
  65. 65Order. Rel. to sale of United States Defense Bonds to City Employees. (Corcoran)Mar 2
  66. 66Order. City Manager to recommend sum for purchase of two new Flags for Council Chamber. (Hill)Mar 2
  67. 67Order. Appointing Dr. Charles A. Crusch[?] M.D. & Dr. Patrick J. Fleming M.D. as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Arthur F. Coffey a former Member of Police Dept. (Sullivan)Mar 2
  68. 68Finance. Order. City Manager to instruct Treasurer to give Vacation Money to Employees who are inducted into Military Service (Sullivan)Mar 9
  69. 69Finance Order. Referred to City Solicitor. Relative to bringing Suit against Architects involved in Bldg. ProgramMar 9
  70. 70Order. App. #5915 to City Manager's Dept. Transportation to Outside Agencies[?] (Tax Levy)Mar 9
  71. 71Order. App. #1275 to City Manager's Dept. Salaries. W.P.A. Office Employees ( Tax Levy)Mar 9
  72. 72Order. App. #500 to Cambridge City Hospital. W.P.A Project. ( Tax Levy)Mar 9
  73. 73Order. App. #100 to City Manager's Dept. Real Property Survey Project. (Tax Levy)Mar 9
  74. 74Order. Transferring unencumbered balances in 1941 App. Accounts to meet obligations incurred in 1941.Mar 9
  75. 75Order. City Manager to instruct City Engineer to make a Survey of conditions in Central Square, after heavy rain storms ( Hill)Mar 9
  76. 76Order. City Manager to instruct Chief of Police to establish the Price of 15 cents for registration of Bicycles and to establish local stations for Registration. ( Morton)Mar 9
  77. 77Order. App. #879.90 to St. Dept. B-21. Snow Removal (Labor) (Tax Levy)Mar 16
  78. 78Order. App. #275.50 to St. Dept. B-21. Snow Removal (Now)[?] (Tax Levy)Mar 16
  79. 79Order. App. #115 to Treasury Dept. C-9. Office Equipment. (Tax Levy)Mar 16
  80. 80Order. App. #55 to City Clerk's Dept. B-1. Printing & Binding (Tax Levy)Mar 16
  81. 81Order. City Manager to instruct Supt. of Streets to fill all holes and repair streets. (Hill)Mar 16
  82. 82Order. City Manager to allow time off to employees on March 17. (Hill)Mar 16
  83. 83Order. Appointing Drs. Patrick J. Fleming & Charles P. Feeley as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Capt. John P. Shea a former member of Fire Dept. ( Crane)Mar 16
  84. 84Finance. Order. City Manager requested for an App. to install new Shower Baths at Thorndike SchoolMar 23
  85. 85Order. City Manager requested for an App. for the proper observance of July 4th as Independence Day ( Hogan)Mar 23
  86. 86Order. Appointing Drs. Morris S. Dressler & Harold H. Rudy as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Edward F. Looney a former Member of Fire Dept. (Sennott)Mar 23
  87. 87Finance. Order. App. #6,719,653.11 for the Annual Budget of 1942.Mar 30
  88. 88Finance. Order. App. #451,561.55 for the Annual Budget of 1942 (Water Dept.)Mar 30
  89. 89Order. App. #300 to Rationing Board. (Tax Levy)Mar 30
  90. 90Order. City Manager to allow time off to all City Employees on Good Friday April 3, 1942 from Noontime on. (Pass'd)Mar 30
  91. 91Finance. Placed On File. Report of Medical Board in annuity Case of Arthur J. Bourget, a former member of Police Dept.Apr 6
  92. 92Finance. Sundry Order. No Action Necessary (1.) Order. App. #150 A-2 W.P.A. Officer Employees. (Tax Levy) (2) Order. App. #5915. Transportation W.P.A. Workers. (From W.P.A. Loan Order) (3.) Order. App. #300 For W.P.A. Office Supplies. (From W.P.A. Loan Order) (4) Order. App. #100 For Real Property Survey Project. (From W.P.A. Loan Order)Apr 6
  93. 93Finance. No Action Necessary. On Order App. #60,000 for Reserve Fund For W.P.A. Projects. Tax Levy of 1942.Apr 6
  94. 94Finance. No Action Necessary. On Order. App. #200 to the Rationing Board Tax Levy of 1942Apr 6
  95. 95Finance. No Action Necessary. On Two Orders, one App. #2000 to Municipal Hospital - C 17 and one App. #2000 to Health Dept. T.B. Hospital (C 17).Apr 6
  96. 96Finance. Order. App. #1500 to Treasury Dept - C 9. Office Equipment. (Tax Levy)Apr 6
  97. 97Finance Order. App. #1000 to Planning Board. (Tax Levy)Apr 6
  98. 98Finance Order. App. #200 to City Manager's Dept. B-44. (Tax Levy)Apr 6
  99. 99Finance Order. App. #23,454 for Construction of Seattle St. and Sidewalk Construction. (From unencumbered balance in App. for Contruction of Boy's[?] Loo St.)Apr 6
  100. 100Order. App. 250 to Executive Dept. F-6. Cambridge Committee for Sale of U.S. Defense Bonds & Stamps. (From Reserve Fund)Apr 6
  101. 101Order. App. #5359.93 to meet obligation of "Water Dept." to Camb. Retirement System Fund of 1942. (From Water Dept. receipts of current year)Apr 6
  102. 102Order. App. #5915 to Executive Dept. F-5. Transportation to Outside W.P.A. Projects. (From W.P.A. Reserve Fund)Apr 6
  103. 103Order. App. #300 to Executive Dept. W.P.A. Office Supplies (From W.P.A. Reserve Fund)Apr 6
  104. 104Order. App. #100 to Executive Dept. Real Property Survey Project. (From W.P.A. Reserve Fund)Apr 6
  105. 105Order. City Manager to close all Departments on April 17, 1942. (Pass'd)Apr 6
  106. 106Finance Order. App. #1168 to Executive Dept. W.P.A. Office SalariesApr 13
  107. 107Finance Order. App #51.00 City's Share of W.P.A. Sew Music Project.Apr 13
  108. 108Finance Order. Annuity of #1000 a year granted to Mary A. Davidson, Widow of William J. Davidson, a former member of Fire Dept.Apr 13
  109. 109Finance Order. Annuity of #1000 a year granted to Annie Looney, Widow of Edward J. Looney a former member of Fire Dept.Apr 13
  110. 110Order. App. #500 to Bldg. Dept. Roof Repairs. Harvard School. (Tax Levy)Apr 13
  111. 111Order. App. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Assessors Dept #191Apr 13
  112. 112Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Law. Dept. #57Apr 13
  113. 113Report of Special Committee appointed to investigate methods employed in collection of Back bills & TaxesApr 13
  114. 114Placed On File. Commun. from Cambridge League of Women Voters commending City Council for action on City Manager's Budget.Apr 13
  115. 115Order. City Manager requested for an Appr. to cover the cost of advertising Tax Holiday (McNamara)Apr 13
  116. 116Order. City Manager requested for an App. to repair City Hall Clock (Neill)Apr 13
  117. 117Order. City Manager requested for an App. for the purchase of a Service Flag (Hogan)Apr 13
  118. 118Order. City Manager requested to allow time off to Members of 104th Infantry Vet Asso. to attend annual reunion at Gloucester April 24-25. (Crane)Apr 13
  119. 119Finance Order. Approving the continued employment for one year of Timothy W. Good. General Supt. of Water DeptApr 27
  120. 120Order. App. #3000 to Rationing Board (Tax Levy)Apr 27
  121. 121Order. App #250 to Executive Dept. Salvage Committee (Tax Levy)Apr 27
  122. 122Order. App. #1160 to Executive Dept A-2. Salaries W.P.A. Office EmployeesApr 27
  123. 123Order. App. #4771 to Executive Dept. Transportation of W.P.A. Workers to Outside Projects.Apr 27
  124. 124Order. App. #1983 to Parks Dept. Planting Trees. etc. (W.P.A. Project) / Order. App. #681 to Park Dept. Improving Grounds City Hall (W.P.A. Project)Apr 27
  125. 125Finance Order. App. #5000 to Maint. Div. Bldg. Dept. Supplies (Tax Levy)May 4
  126. 126Finance Order. App. #1350 to Bldg. Dept. for installation of Heating Boilers in Stations #3 & #4. (Tax Levy)May 4
  127. 127Finance Order. App. #850 to Bldg. Dept. Repairs of City Hall Clock. (Tax Levy)May 4
  128. 128Finance Order. App. #3625 to Purchasing Dept. (Revolving Fund) (Tax Levy)May 4
  129. 129Finance Order. App. #125 to Purchasing Dept. (Office Equipment) (Tax Levy)May 4
  130. 130Finance Order. App. #6075 to City Hospital. Schedule A-1. (Tax Levy)May 4
  131. 131Finance Order. App. #435 to City Hospital. Furniture & Fittings. (Tax Levy)May 4
  132. 132Finance Order. App. #4250 to Police Dept. Wearing Apparel etc. (Tax Levy) Order. App. #1350 to Electrical Dept G-1. Radio. (Tax Levy)May 4
  133. 133Finance Order. App. #400 to Police Dept. Repairs[?] of Bicycles (Tax Levy)May 4
  134. 134Finance Order. App. #350 to Electrical Dept. Traffic Signal Warning Sg.[?] (Tax Levy)May 4
  135. 135Finance Order. App. #200 to Executive Dept. Honor Roll (Tax Levy)May 4
  136. 136Finance Order. App. #1000 to Executive Dept. Motor Vehicles. (Tax Levy)May 4
  137. 137Finance Order. App. #3000 to Health Dept. Motor Vehicle (Tax Levy)May 4
  138. 138Finance Order. App. #200 to Welfare Dept. (Household Aide Project)May 4
  139. 139Finance Order. App. #100 to Executive Dept. (Real Property Survey Project)May 4
  140. 140Finance Order. App. #8200 to Bldg. Dept. (To be transferred from Street Dept.)May 4
  141. 141Finance Order. City Manager authorized to sell for a sum not less than $8,600 two Parcels of City Land on Pilgrim St. and Auburn St. (Sewer Dept. yard & Water Dept. yard)May 4
  142. 142Order. App. #13,577.55 for Municipal Pensions. (Tax Levy)May 4
  143. 143Order. App. #2000 for Celebration of July 4, 1942. (Tax Levy)May 4
  144. 144Order. App. #1625 to Sewer Dept. Motor Vehicles. (Tax Levy)May 4
  145. 145Order. Dept. Transfer Water Dept. 150 (From A-2 to B-3)May 4
  146. 146Order. App. #3750 to Park Dept. Maintenance A-1. (To be transferred from Street Dept. Maintenance A-1)May 4
  147. 147Order. App. #300 for refitting Clerk of Committees Office (From Reserve Fund)May 4
  148. 148Order. App. #100 for observance of Memorial Day (From Reserve Fund)May 4
  149. 149Order. App. #300 to Executive Dept. (W.P.A. Office Supplies)May 4
  150. 150Order. App. #65.10 as City's Contribution to Mass. W.P.A. Music ProjectsMay 4
  151. 151Placed On File. Report of Salary Committee on proceedings to dateMay 8
  152. 152Placed On File. Report of Sub-Committee on Finance appointed to investigate the financial condition of the Police Dept.May 8
  153. 153Finance. Order. Appr. $1000 to Electrical Dept. G-1. Radio for Fire Dept. (To be transferred from Fire Dept. A-1)May 8
  154. 154Order. Appr. $4500 to Police Dept. G-1. Telephone Equipment for Signal Boxes. (Tax Levy)May 8
  155. 155Order. Appr. $1000 to Executive Dept. Survey of Records & Operations of the Police & other Depts. (Tax Levy)May 8
  156. 156Order. Appr. $1350 to Law Dept. (Tax Levy)May 8
  157. 157Order. Appr. $35 to Clerk of Committees Dept. D-1. (Tax Levy)May 8
  158. 158Order. Appr. $7500 to Reserve Fund (Tax Levy)May 8
  159. 159Order. Appr. $12,500 to St. Dept. Incinerator Plant. Salvage Plant. (Tax Levy)May 8
  160. 160Order. Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. $316 (To A-1 Forestry from A-1. Maint. General)May 8
  161. 161Order. City Manager requested to allow time off (annually) to Spanish War Veterans to attend Convention in Boston on June 12-13-14, 1942May 8
  162. 162Finance. Pension. Capt. John J. Carney. Police DeptMay 18
  163. 163Order. Appr. $872.30 to Municipal Bldgs. F-6. Electric Fixtures & WiringMay 18
  164. 164Order. Appr. $200 for Public Celebration of Flag Day. June 16. (From Reserve Fund)May 18
  165. 165Order. Appr. $1600 to Treasury Dept. C-7. Furniture & FittingsMay 18
  166. 166Order. City Manager to make a Survey of Street Lighting (Areas)May 18
  167. 167Order. Allocating $100 to B-44. Travel Outside State. (From $50,000 voted Dec. 23, 1941 to Municipal Defense Dept.)May 25
  168. 168Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Street Dept. ($4500)May 25
  169. 169Order. Accepting Gift of "Cunningham Ambulance" from Joseph A. Cataro[?] for use of Auxiliary PoliceMay 25
  170. 170Order. City Manager to install Drinking Fountain in City Hall (P.11)May 25
  171. 171Finance. Order authorizing the City Manager to sell for a sum not less than five (.05) cents per square foot a Parcel of Land located south of Dewey & Almy Chemical Co. land and adjoining Russell Field and containing approx. 255,675 square feetJun 1
  172. 172Finance Order. Appr. $955.34 to Welfare Dept. Administration expense of Surplus Commodities DivisionJun 1
  173. 173Finance Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $150. (From G-13 to C-17).Jun 1
  174. 174Finance. Placed On File. Sundry Communications. (1) Address Mt. Auburn Assn. - Rel. to Salary Increases. (2) Two from Thomas J. Daly also also also to George Pat[?] on land at Cor. Mt. Auburn & Boylston Sts.Jun 1
  175. 175Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager with notice that the "Tax Rate" of 1942 will be 43.90 per Thousand.Jun 1
  176. 176Order. Appr. #50 to Executive Dept. Printing - Reclassification of City Employees (From Reserve Fund)Jun 1
  177. 177Order. Appr. #40 to Executive Dept. Maintenance of Honor Roll. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 1
  178. 178Finance. Bond of City Clerk in sum of 5000 for term of one year from June 1, 1942. Surety United States Casualty Co.Jun 8
  179. 179Finance. Order. Appr. #26,635 to St. Dept. (25,000 for Sidewalk Construction and 1635 for St. Construction, Concord Ave.)Jun 8
  180. 180Finance. Order. Appr. 4161 to Executive Dept. F-5 (Transportation of W.P.A. Workers)Jun 8
  181. 181Finance. Order. Appr. #1660 to Executive Dept. A-2 (W.P.A. Administrative Office Salaries)Jun 8
  182. 182Finance. Order. Appr. #125 to Executive Dept. (Real Property Survey Project)Jun 8
  183. 183Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Health Dept. (3317.20)Jun 8
  184. 184Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. (183.35) (From A-1 to B-22)Jun 8
  185. 185Order. Dept Transfer. Police Dept. (#943)Jun 8
  186. 186Order. Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. (#143) (From A-1 to D-16)Jun 8
  187. 187Order. Appr. 266.78 to Budget Dept. B-1. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 8
  188. 188Order City Manager to allow time off to Veterans of Foreign Wars (Hogan) to attend State Convention at Westfield on June 18, 19, 20 & 21, 1942.Jun 8
  189. 189Order City Manager to allow time off on Wed. June 10, 1942 to City Employees to welcome English Fliers in Boston. (Sullivan)Jun 8
  190. 190Finance. Order. Appr. 5000 to Street Dept G-4 Motor VehiclesJun 15
  191. 191Finance. Order Appr. #5000 to Executive Dept. Car Rail Removal (W.P.A Project)Jun 15
  192. 192Placed On File. Comm. from Cambridge Municipal Employees Asso. endorsing Pay Roll Allotment Plan rel. to Purchase of United States Savings Bonds.Jun 15
  193. 193Finance. Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. St. Dept. (#1950)Jun 22
  194. 194Finance. Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. (150.62)Jun 22
  195. 195Finance. Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. (2750) (From A-1 to G-16)Jun 22
  196. 196Finance Referred to Board of Municipal Defense. Resolve requesting City Manager to provide uniforms for Cont. Auxiliary Police UnitsJun 22
  197. 197Order. City Manager to Appr. Sum for "Signs" at City Hospital (1121)Jun 22
  198. 198Order. City Manager to Appr. #4322 to construct retaining wall at rear of lot facing Camelia Ave on which is located the Nurses Home of City Hospital (Sennott)Jun 22
  199. 199Finance Order App. #23,300 for purchase of Land for Cemetery Purposes.Jun 29
  200. 200Finance, Order Authorizing City Manager to purchase for sum of 23,300 land for Cemetery PurposesJun 29
  201. 201Finance. Order. Pension. John Cadalane[?] Police Dept.Jun 29
  202. 202Finance. Order. App. #59 as City's Share to Mass. W.P.A. Music ProjectJun 29
  203. 203Finance Order. Sundry Depts. Transfers to Park Dept. #328Jun 29
  204. 204Finance Order. Dept. Transfer Water Dept. #1000 (From A-1 to A-2)Jun 29
  205. 205Finance. Order. App. #100 to Municipal Bldgs. D-16. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 29
  206. 206Finance. Approving Bonds of Members of Retirement Board as follows. John J. McKenzie, Constantine J. Church & P. George Sahoian[?]Jun 29
  207. 207Finance. Four Orders. App. #813.56 to St. Dept; #355 to Clerk of Committees Dept; #694.50 to License Commission; #694.50 to Assessors Dept. from Reserve Fund to take care of Pay of May L. Shannon, Forrest L. Gould, Agnes[?] B. Ryan, & Ruth C. McGuigan as provided by decision of Court.Jun 29
  208. 208Order. App. #200 to Electrical Dept. D-11 (From Reserve Fund)Jun 29
  209. 209Order. App. #2890 to Executive Dept. A-2. W.P.A. Office EmployeesJun 29
  210. 210Order. App. #325 to Executive Dept. Real Property Survey Project.Jun 29
  211. 211Order. App. #300 to Executive Dept. F-2 Supplies W.P.A. Office.Jun 29
  212. 212Order. App. #100 to Welfare Dept. Household Aide Project.Jun 29
  213. 213Order. App. #8320 to Executive Dept. F-5. Transportation of W.P.A. Workers. (From #100,000 W.P.A. Loan Order).Jun 29
  214. 214Order. App. #5000 to Park Dept. for sundry W.P.A. Projects. (From #100,000 W.P.A. Loan Order)Jun 29
  215. 215Order. App. #600 to Treasury Dept. D-1. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 29
  216. 216Order. App. #108.04 to Municipal Bldgs D-16. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 29
  217. 217Order Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. #237.81 (From A-1 to A-2).Jun 29
  218. 218Order. Pension. Margaret N. V. McGrath Health Dept.Jun 29
  219. 219Order. Appointing Drs. Samuel F. Amaral & Morris L. Dressler as Members of Medical Board in annuity case of Arthur J Douget[?] a former member of Police Dept. (Jennott[?]) Both Doctors resigned; no data Re. appointees).Jun 29
  220. 220Order. City Manager to allocate 40% of new section of Camb. Cemetery for use of Veterans of all Wars. (Sullivan)Jun 29
  221. 221Order. City Manager to recommend a sum to purchase New Flag for Municipal Bldg. in Central Square. (Pill)Jun 29
  222. 222Order. City Manager to have Supt. of Streets construct a Stand for Bicycles and a section for Horse-Drawn Vehicles in Parking Area at General Douglas MacArthur Square. (Sullivan)Jun 29
  223. 223Order. City Manager to have Officer in Charge of Auxiliary Police commend Two Policemen who caught Person attempting to break and Enter on Night of Black Out Test. (Pill)Jun 29
  224. 224Order. City Manager to allow time off to Spanish War Veterans to attend National Convention at Cleveland, Ohio on Aug. 16-21, 1942 (Hogan)Jun 29
  225. 225Order. City Manager to allow time off to Veterans of Foreign Wars to attend National Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, for Aug. 30-Sept. 4, 1942. (Hogan)Jun 29
  226. 226Order. City Manager to allow time off to Members of American Legion to attend National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, Sept. 19-23, 1942. (Hogan)Jun 29
  227. 227Finance. Pension. Engineman Hugh J. Power. Fire Dept.Aug 17
  228. 228Finance. Placed On File. Petition and unfavorable report of Medical Board, dated April 9, 1942 in case of Luther F. Coffey, deceased member of Police Dept. (see No. 393 Finance 1945)Aug 17
  229. 229Order. App. $350 to City Clerk Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 17
  230. 230Order. App. $450 to Park Dept. Construction of Greenhouse. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 17
  231. 231Order. App. $87.50 to License Commission A-1. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 17
  232. 232Order. App. $45.32 to Clerk of Committees A-1. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 17
  233. 233Order. App. $50 to Executive Dept. Salary of Armed Forces. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 17
  234. 234Order. App. $17 to Soldiers Aid Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 17
  235. 235Order. App. $7500 to St. Dept. (From App. in sundry Depts.)Aug 17
  236. 236Order. App. $1950 to St. Dept. Incinerator. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of Salvage)Aug 17
  237. 237Order. App. $600 to St. Dept. Traffic Div. Central Sq. (From Revenue in Treasury received for St. Dept. Equipment)Aug 17
  238. 238Order. App. $5,025 for Construction of SidewalksAug 17
  239. 239Order Appr. #3625 to Sch. Dept. Construction of Raymond StAug 17
  240. 240Order #7500 to Water Dept. To improve Property on New St. & Concord Ave.Aug 17
  241. 241Order #800 to Water Dept. C-1). Radio Units in Autos.Aug 17
  242. 242Order. Dept. Transfer. Election Dept. #260 (A2 to A1)Aug 17
  243. 243Order Dept. Transfer. Electrical Dept. #200 (To D17 from B9 St. Lighting)Aug 17
  244. 244Order. Dept. Transfer. Treasury Dept. #109.41 (From C7 to C9)Aug 17
  245. 245Order. Dept. Transfer Health Dept. T.B. Hospital #500 (From A1 to A2)Aug 17
  246. 246Order Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. #12 (From B21 to B1)Aug 17
  247. 247Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. #1513.62Aug 17
  248. 248Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Street Dept. #3000Aug 17
  249. 249Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Police Dept. #3150Aug 17
  250. 250Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. #125Aug 17
  251. 251Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Assessors Dept. #147Aug 17
  252. 252Order Appr. #7500 to Health Dept. B-17. Care of PersonsAug 17
  253. 253Order. Appr. #12,000 to Municipal Bldgs. for repairs to Harvard School. (From Loan for W.P.A. Projects)Aug 17
  254. 254Order. Appr. #2500 to Executive Dept. W.P.A. Project. Car Track RemovalAug 17
  255. 255Order. To Pay John Walsh a Member of Police Dept #1107 for loss of pay due to injuries received in performance of Duty.Aug 17
  256. 256Order City Manager to forward to City Council a copy of report of investigation of Police Dept. by Selectmen[?] J. Moynihan[?]) (Sullivan)Aug 17
  257. 257Order. City Manager to inform all Persons, who received Personal Property Tax, through notice in Press or otherwise of means to obtain abatement of Tax (Hogan)Aug 17
  258. 258Order. City Manager to notify the City Council why Trucks purchased from Defence Funds are working in St. Dept (Sullivan)Aug 17
  259. 259Order City Manager requested for Appr. to institute Civil Suits against Architects & Engineers etc (Crane)Aug 17
  260. 260Order. Appr. #200 to Executive Dept. F-2. Supplies etc for W.P.A. OfficeSep 14
  261. 261Order Appr. #200 to Welfare Dept. Household Aide Project.Sep 14
  262. 262Order Appr. #100 to Executive Dept. Real Property Survey ProjectSep 14
  263. 263Order Appr. #250 to Executive Dept. War Service Act ProjectSep 14
  264. 264Order Appr. $32.50 as City Contribution to Mass. W.P.A. Music Project.Sep 14
  265. 265Order Appr. $953 to Boston & Cambridge Bridges Dept. the amount due on account of employees being Members of Retirement SystemSep 14
  266. 266Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. T.B. Hospital. $600Sep 14
  267. 267Order Sundry Dept. Transfer - Health Dept. $100Sep 14
  268. 268Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept $2860Sep 14
  269. 269Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer City Infirmary $180Sep 14
  270. 270Order. Dept Transfer. Electrical Dept. $425 (From D9 to D13)Sep 14
  271. 271Order City Manager to grant time off to Members of Mass. Police Assn. to attend Convention at Worcester on Sept. 22-23, 1942 (Sennott[?])Sep 14
  272. 272Order City Manager to have all traffic lights on 'Blinking' when not in regular cycle ( Crane)Sep 14
  273. 273Order City Manager to consider filling Vacancies in Police Dept in interest of Public Safety (McNamara)Sep 14
  274. 274Order City Manager to Appr. Sum to pay 19 Men who worked for one Week on Boylston St. Job ( Sullivan)Sep 14
  275. 275Order Appointing Drs. Harold A. Reidy & Philip J. Shea as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Arthur F. Coffey a former member of Police Dept. (McNamara)Sep 14
  276. 276Order Dept Transfer Electrical Dept. $95 (From B9 to B44)Sep 21
  277. 277Order Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $4000 (From A1 to A2)Sep 21
  278. 278Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. $249.98Sep 21
  279. 279Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Library Dept $706Sep 21
  280. 280Order. Appr. $40 to City Clerk Dept. B-1. (From Reserve Fund)Sep 21
  281. 281Order. Appr. $1111 to various Depts. to take care of Salary Increases recommended by Salary Committee. (From Reserve Fund)Sep 21
  282. 282Order Appr. $1996 to Health Dept. Cont. Sanatorium / Order. Appr. $1488 to Park Dept. / Order. Appr. $288 to Library Dept. East Camb. Branch } To change Heating Plant from Oil to Coal.Sep 21
  283. 283Order. Appr. $2500 to Health Dept. D-17. Care of PersonsSep 21
  284. 284Order City Manager to have Lincoln Monument in Cambridge Common cleaned ( Morton)Sep 21
  285. 285Order. City Manager to notify City Council why Trucks are purchased without Bids when Purchase Price exceeds $500 (Sullivan)Sep 21
  286. 286Order. City Manager to have Patrol Wagon put back in Station No. 4. North Cambridge (Lynch)Sep 21
  287. 287Order. App. $5000 for repairs of Longfellow Bridge (From Reserve Fund)Sep 28
  288. 288Order. App. $250 to Executive Dept. Salvage Committee (From Reserve Fund)Sep 28
  289. 289Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. $500 (From A-1 to G-13)Sep 28
  290. 290Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. City Hospital Dept. $3000Sep 28
  291. 291Order. App. $850 to St. Dept. Hampshire St. Yard (Bldg. for Oil & Coal) (To change Heating)Sep 28
  292. 292Order. App. $300 to Executive Dept. F.2. (U.S.A. Office Supplies etc)Sep 28
  293. 293Order. Rescinding Order adopted on June 1, 1942 authorizing City Manager to sell for a sum not less than five (05 cents) per square foot a Parcel of land located north of Dewey & Almy Chemical Co. Land and adjoining Russell Field & containing 255,675 square feet. / Order. Authorizing City Manager to sell for a sum not less than five (05) cents per square foot a Parcel of land adjoining Russell Field and containing 189,576 square feet. / Order. Authorizing City Manager to sell for a sum not less than $4636-95 a parcel of land located north of Dewey & Almy Chemical Co. LandSep 28
  294. 294Order. City Manager to submit to Council a Report of Survey made by Patrick J. Moynihan of the Institutions of the City of Cambridge. (Mayor Corcoran)Sep 28
  295. 295Order. Failed of Adoption. Rel. to donating to Government certain Revolutionary Cannon and certain Iron Fence (Norton)Sep 28
  296. 296Finance. Order App $1045 to Cemetery Dept. G-13 (From A-1)Oct 5
  297. 297Finance Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Park Dept. $82Oct 5
  298. 298Finance. Dept. Transfer. Police Dept $239 (From 41 to C-13a)Oct 5
  299. 299Finance. Referred to Water Board. Order Appr. #35,000 to Water Dept. for Purchase of Snow Equipment.Oct 5
  300. 300Finance. Referred to City Solicitor. Comm. from Purchasing Agent relative to the Purchase of Trucks.Oct 5
  301. 301Finance. Placed On File. Offer of Nicholas Cazanas of #2600 for City Owned Land at Cor. of Sacramento St. & Vassal LaneOct 5
  302. 302Finance. Placed On File. Report of Medical Board (unfavorable) relative to Annuity Case of Capt. John D. Shea, deceased member of Fire Dept.Oct 5
  303. 303Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from City Auditor transmitting certified copies of Transfers in Appr. from Feb. 17, 1942 to June 27, 1942Oct 5
  304. 304Finance. Placed On File. Order rel. to appointment of James G. Curry, Principal Assessor, as Temp. City ManagerOct 5
  305. 305Finance. No Action Necessary as matter has been taken care of. Rel. to Petition of Engineman Hugh J. Power of Fire Dept. for retirementOct 5
  306. 306Finance. Referred to Chief of Police. Petition of Sergeant Michael McMahon for reimbursement in sum of #722.50 for Medical expenses incurred as result of accident on Dec. 20, 1936Oct 5
  307. 307Order. Appr. #424 to sundry Depts. to take care of Salary Increases. (From Reserve Fund)Oct 5
  308. 308Order. Appr. #92 to Park Dept. Cleaning Granite Wall at Longfellow Park. (From Reserve Fund)Oct 5
  309. 309Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. #500. (From A-1 to A-2)Oct 5
  310. 310Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. St. Dept. #168.55Oct 5
  311. 311Order. Appr. 500 to Cemetery Dept. for New Graves in Camb. CemeteryOct 5
  312. 312Order. Appr. #1460 to St. Dept. For Construction of Birch St.Oct 5
  313. 313Order. Appr. #1650 to St. Dept. For Construction of Raymond St.Oct 5
  314. 314Order. Appr. #258.35 to Police Dept. (To reimburse Patrolmen injured in line of Duty) (From A-1 Police Dept.) (Claims see No. 10 1942)Oct 5
  315. 315Order. Appr. 150 to Executive Dept. Real Property Survey ProjectOct 5
  316. 316Order. Water Board to consider reducing Water Rates. (Sullivan)Oct 5
  317. 317Order. City Manager to urge City Employees to cooperate with Boston in making observance of Columbus Day a successOct 5
  318. 318Finance. Order. Dept. Transfer. Treasury Dept. $600 (From A1 to A2)Oct 19
  319. 319Finance Order Appr. $5,071.12 to St. Dept. Sidewalk ConstructionOct 19
  320. 320Finance. Order Appr. $5250 to St. Dept. for Snow EquipmentOct 19
  321. 321Finance Order Appr. $5,500 to Water Dept. for Snow EquipmentOct 19
  322. 322Placed On File. Comm. from Water Board rel. to itemizing list of snow[?] equipment requested in order of $5,500 Appr. the same to Water Board.Oct 19
  323. 323Finance. Approving "Bond" of Henry W. Durant as Member of Cambridge Retirement BoardOct 19
  324. 324Finance. Referred to Chief of Police. Petition of Roy G. Hughes Patrolman, for reimbursement for loss of wages and medical Expenses as a result of injuries sustained in performance of DutyOct 19
  325. 325Finance Placed On File. Comm. from City Auditor with list of Transfers in Depts. Appr. from June 30, 1942 to Oct. 3, 1942Oct 19
  326. 326Finance Placed On File. Order introduced by Councillor Sullivan rel. to removal of "Cell Blocks" for Scrap for War Effort.Oct 19
  327. 327Order Appr. $400 to St. Dept. Erection of Garage at City Home. (From Reserve Fund)Oct 19
  328. 328Order Appr. $1450 to Clerk of Committees Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Oct 19
  329. 329Order Appr. $6000 to Water Dept. Erection of Protective Fence at Fresh Pond.Oct 19
  330. 330Order Appr. $100 to Welfare Dept. Household Aide Project.Oct 19
  331. 331Order Appr. $42 as City's Contribution to Mass. W.P.A. Music ProjectOct 19
  332. 332Order. Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. W.P.A. Projects $50Oct 19
  333. 333Order. Appr. $234 to Auditing Dept. A-1. for increases as recommended by Salary Committee (From Assessors' Dept. A-1)Oct 19
  334. 334Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Comb. Sanatorium. $800 (From A1 to A2)Oct 19
  335. 335Order Dept. Transfer. Sewer Dept. $75 (From G4 to D17)Oct 19
  336. 336Order Dept. Transfer. Electrical Dept. $85 (From B9 to E10)Oct 19
  337. 337Order Dept. Transfer Bldg. Dept. $45 (From B27 to B4)Oct 19
  338. 338Order Sundry Dept Transfer Welfare Dept. $500Oct 19
  339. 339Order Sundry Dept - Transfer Welfare Dept $26,000Oct 19
  340. 340Order Pension Sergeant George J. Mahoney. Police Dept.Oct 19
  341. 341Finance. Dept Transfer. Mayor's Office. #2062. (From D-44 Distinguished Guests[?])Oct 26
  342. 342Finance Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. 500 (For purchase of Equipment Truck)Oct 26
  343. 343Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital. 2500 ( From A-3 to D-5)Oct 26
  344. 344Order. App. 250 to St. Dept. F-2. Traffic Line in Central SquareOct 26
  345. 345Order. App. #1172 to Executive Dept. W.P.A. Office / clerks[?]Oct 26
  346. 346Order. App. 3500 to Health Dept. Coolidge Sanatorium. D-2 FoodOct 26
  347. 347Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. 50 (From A-1 to A-2)Nov 2
  348. 348Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Purchasing Dept. #120Nov 2
  349. 349Order. App. 500 to St. Dept. Sanitary. G-8. (From St. Dept. Incinerator F-1. Salvage Equipment).Nov 2
  350. 350Order. Welfare Dept. authorized to incur liabilities in excess of App. heretofore made in the amount of 139,000 (Chapter 44. Section 31) Gen. LawsNov 2
  351. 351Order. City Manager to have some City Official present at local Draft Boards when men are going away and present them with a token of some kind from City ( Sullivan)Nov 2
  352. 352Finance. Order. App. 3000 to Cemetery Dept. For New Lots & GravesNov 9
  353. 353Finance { Order. App. #2820 to City Hospital Dept. } ( Order. App. #11,000 to City Hospital Dept.)Nov 9
  354. 354Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Assessor Dept #120Nov 9
  355. 355Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Election Dept. #3278.75Nov 9
  356. 356Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. #49.06Nov 9
  357. 357Order. City Manager to notify City Council who is separating the Junk at the Raymond St. Yard. ( Sullivan)Nov 9
  358. 358Order. City Manager to consider bringing the Fire Dept. to full strength by appointing 28 Men. ( Sullivan)Nov 9
  359. 359Finance. Pension. Dr. Emily M. Lush. D.M.D. Supervisor of School Dentists. From Dec. 1, 1942.Nov 16
  360. 360Finance. Order App. 400 For Printing Annual DocumentsNov 16
  361. 361Finance Order. App. 5000 to St. Dept. Sanitary G-4. (Loader Bodies) For TwoNov 16
  362. 362Finance Order. App. 1700 to St. Dept. (From Equipment Reserve Fund)Nov 16
  363. 363Finance Order. App. 27875 to St. Dept. B-21. Snow Removal. (From revenue in Treasury received from sale of Salvage)Nov 16
  364. 364Finance. Order. App. #275 to Water Dept. B-11. InsuranceNov 16
  365. 365Finance. Order. App. #100 to Executive Dept. Real Property Survey ProjectNov 16
  366. 366Finance. Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. #2000Nov 16
  367. 367Finance. Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. #754Nov 16
  368. 368Finance. Order. Dept. Transfer. Treasury Dept. #80Nov 16
  369. 369Finance. Order. Sundry Depts Transfer. Treasury Dept. #300Nov 16
  370. 370Finance. Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. #3490Nov 16
  371. 371Finance. Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. #261.14Nov 16
  372. 372Order. App. #200 to Executive Dept. Clerical ServiceNov 16
  373. 373Order. App. #1655 to take care of Salary Increases in Sewer, Health Laboratory, & Health, T.B. Hospital DeptsNov 16
  374. 374Order. App. #1624.55 to Treasury Dept. B-7. Certification of Revenue Notes & Bonds for 1941 & 1942. (From Interest on Temporary Loans)Nov 16
  375. 375Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. #200 (From A-1 to B-39)Nov 16
  376. 376Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. #550Nov 16
  377. 377Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. #350Nov 16
  378. 378Order. City Manager to erect a "Memorial Flag" on Cambridge Common for all the Boys in Service. (Sullivan)Nov 16
  379. 379Order. Appointing Drs. Joseph H. Wadden & Patrick J. Fleming as members of Medical Board in annuity Case of Joseph W. McCloskey a Former Member of Fire Dept. (Hogan)Nov 16
  380. 380Order. City Manager to request Boston Elevated Railway Co. to consider establishing a "Bus Line" from Harvard & Central Squares to Charlestown Navy Yard (Hill)Nov 23
  381. 381Order. City Manager to reinstate the 28 employees of St. Dept who were laid off in Lyons Administration. (Sullivan)Nov 23
  382. 382Finance. Order. App. #385 to Cemetery Dept. (Renovation of Workmens Quarters)Nov 30
  383. 383Finance. No Action Necessary. On Order. submitted on Nov. 16, 1942 App. #385 to Cemetery Dept. (Renovation of Workmen's Quarters)Nov 30
  384. 384Finance. App. #292 to Park Dept. F-1. Greenhouse. (From Reserve Fund)Nov 30
  385. 385Finance. Dept. Transfer. Library Dept. #1500. (From A-1 to D-6 Books)Nov 30
  386. 386Finance Order. App. #700 to Sewer Dept. C-4. New Vehicles (Ex. H. Lightbody[?])Nov 30
  387. 387Finance Order. App. #1500 to Health Dept. T.B. Hospital. D-3 Fuel.Nov 30
  388. 388Finance Order. App. #12,000 to City Hospital (Food, Ice etc)Nov 30
  389. 389Order. App. #250 to City Clerk Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Nov 30
  390. 390Order. App. #298 for Band Concerts.Nov 30
  391. 391Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Soldiers Aid Dept. #45.93Nov 30
  392. 392Order Dept. Transfer Soldiers Aid Dept. #15 (From F-8 to D-1)Nov 30
  393. 393Order. App. #59.25 to Clerk of Committees Dept. D-3 (Advertising & Posting)Nov 30
  394. 394Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. #150Nov 30
  395. 395Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. #100 (From A-1 to F-11)Nov 30
  396. 396Order. Dept. Transfer. Sewer Dept. #250 (From A-1 to F-11)Nov 30
  397. 397Order. City Manager to notify City Council why the Vacancy in Board of Freedom[?] has not been filled (McNamara)Nov 30
  398. 398Order. City Manager to replace, by Military Substitutes, all Vacancies in Fire and Police Depts. (Hill)Nov 30
  399. 399Order. City Manager to notify City Council whether Clubs etc are conforming to all State Regulations in regard to Public Safety. (Lynch)Nov 30
  400. 400Order. City Manager to notify City Council why he does not comply with Ordinance passed on Feb. 16, 1942 and increase salaries of Members of Police & Fire Depts. (Lynch)Nov 30
  401. 401Order. App. #500 to Municipal Bldg. Dept. D-3. FuelDec 7
  402. 402Order. App. #400 to Fire Dept. (Repairs to Hose No. 7)Dec 7
  403. 403Order. App. 264 to Park Dept. Forestry A-1. (From Cemetery Dept. A-1)Dec 7
  404. 404Order. Dept. Transfer. Rationing Board. #20 (From A-2 to D-1)Dec 7
  405. 405Order. Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. #245 (From D-16 to D-3)Dec 7
  406. 406Order. Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. #50 (From D-16 to B-3)Dec 7
  407. 407Order. Dept. Transfer. Electrical Dept. #35 (From C-9 to D-16)Dec 7
  408. 408Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. T.B. Hospital. #65Dec 7
  409. 409Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Health Dept. T.B. Hospital #2618.17Dec 7
  410. 410Order. Appointing Drs. Jeremiah A. Greene & Patrick J. Fleming as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Lieut. Francis J. G. Hanley a former member of Fire Dept. (Sennott)Dec 7
  411. 411Order. City Manager to allow time off to all Employees who can be spared on Dec. 26, 1942. (P.171)Dec 7
  412. 412Order. City Manager to allow time off to all Employees who can be spared on Jan. 2, 1943 (P.171)Dec 7
  413. 413Order. Pension Sergeant Anthony Lyman. Police Dept.Dec 14
  414. 414Order, Accepting delivery of account No. 3506 deposited with the North Ave Savings Bank under the style of Cambridge Soldiers Monument Fund. (From City Solicitor)Dec 14
  415. 415Order. Appr. #100 to Executive Dept. Honor Roll. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 14
  416. 416Order. Appr. #6469 to Executive Dept. W.P.A. Office EmployeesDec 14
  417. 417Order. Dept. Transfer Bldg. Dept. #40. (From A-1 to F-11)Dec 14
  418. 418Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. #30 (From F-4 to D-1)Dec 14
  419. 419Order. Appr. #50 to Bldg. Dept. Elect. Signs. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 14
  420. 420Order. Dept. Transfer. Treasury Dept. #19 (From D-17 to D-11)Dec 14
  421. 421Order. Dept. Transfer. Executive Dept. #25. (From A-2 to D-1)Dec 14
  422. 422Order. Dept. Transfer Water Dept. #1000 (From A-1 to D-13)Dec 14
  423. 423Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. #100 (From A-2 to D-11)Dec 14
  424. 424Order. Dept. Transfer Health Dept. T.B. Hosp. #500 (From A-1 to A-2)Dec 14
  425. 425Order. Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Dental Clinics #135 (From A-1 to C-12)Dec 14
  426. 426Order. Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Dental Clinic #500 (From A-1 to B-39)Dec 14
  427. 427Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Sewer Dept. $1594Dec 14
  428. 428Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $750Dec 14
  429. 429Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Assessors Dept $200Dec 14
  430. 430Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. $215Dec 14
  431. 431Order. Appointing Sergt. Thomas F. Slattery[?] of Police Dept. and Private Joseph C. Lehan of Fire Dept to serve with Committee during consideration of Fire & Police Dept. Salary Increase. (Mayor Corcoran)Dec 14
  432. 432Order. City Manager to instruct Chief of Police to reopen Stations 3 and 4 with a full complement of Men. (McNamara)Dec 14
  433. 433Order. City Manager to notify Council what plans he or Chief of Police may have with respect to operation of Police Stations in East Cambridge & North Cambridge etc. (Hogan)Dec 14
  434. 434Order. City Manager to notify Council what authority he has rel. to Parking on Green St. bet. Magazine St. & Pearl St. (Sullivan)Dec 14
  435. 435Order City Manager to have City Treasurer pay all City Employees before Xmas and New Years ( Pill[?] )Dec 14
  436. 436Order. Appn. #500 as a Reward in case of disappearance of seven year old Malcolm Harris Jr.Dec 18
  437. 437Finance. Order. Appn. 18,892.62 to Municipal Pensions.Dec 21
  438. 438Finance Order. Appn. #1050 to St. Dept. for Sand Spreaders.Dec 21
  439. 439Finance Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Law Dept. #462.85Dec 21
  440. 440Finance Order. Dept. Transfer Bldg. Dept. #500 (To F-13 from A-1)Dec 21
  441. 441Finance Order. Appn. #85 to Purchasing Dept. B-44. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 21
  442. 442Order. Appn. #1548.49 to Interest Gen. Debt (From Interest Temp. Loans)Dec 21
  443. 443Order Appn. #1000 to Bldg. Dept. Renovation of Harvard School. W.P.A. project.Dec 21
  444. 444Order. Dept. Transfer. City Clerk's Dept. #50 (From B-35 to D-1)Dec 21
  445. 445Order. Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. #990 (From G-2 to D-3)Dec 21
  446. 446Order. Dept. Transfer - Police Dept. #22 (From A-1 to B-22)Dec 21
  447. 447Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. Infirmary 622.37Dec 21
  448. 448Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer - Park Dept. #197.30Dec 21
  449. 449Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer - Sewer Dept. #64Dec 21
  450. 450Finance Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. #571Dec 28
  451. 451Finance Order Appn. 5000 to City Hospital. G-9. Office Equipment (From St. Lighting)Dec 28
  452. 452Finance Order. Appn. 4000 to Cemetery Dept. Preparating[?] New Lots & GravesDec 28
  453. 453Order Appn. #4250 to Bd. of Health. B-17. Care of Persons in Hospitals (From St. Lighting)Dec 28
  454. 454Order Appn. #149.80 to Executive Dept. Salvage Committee. AdvertisingDec 28
  455. 455Order Appn #52 to City Clerk's Dept. A-1. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 28
  456. 456Order. Appn. #229.92 to Municipal Pensions F-7. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 28
  457. 457Order. Appn. #530 to Fire Dept. B-39. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 28
  458. 458Order Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. #73 (To D-11 from A-1)Dec 28
  459. 459Order Dept. Transfer - Street Dept. - 2000 (To A. Sanitary From A-1 Maintenance)Dec 28
  460. 460Order Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. #4000 (To B-35 Health Care From B-35 Laboratory)Dec 28
  461. 461Order Dept. Transfer Health Dept #165 (To C-12 from A-1)Dec 28
  462. 462Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. #499Dec 28
  463. 463Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept #2600Dec 28

Highways

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  1. 1Order, Revoking Permit for "Swing Arm" 693-695 Mt. Auburn St. (Collins & Noble)Jan 19
  2. 2Order " " " "Swing Arm" " " "Jan 19
  3. 3Order " " " "Sign" 38 Boylston St. (Mt. Auburn Nursing Home Inc)Jan 19
  4. 4R. & B. Order. Driveway 30 Amory St. (Alice J. McNulty)Jan 26
  5. 5R. & B. Order. Driveway 12 Vassar St. (Mass. Inst. of Tech.)Jan 26
  6. 6R. & B. Order. "Sign" #689 Mass. Ave. (Cambridgeport Savings Bank)Jan 26
  7. 7R. & B. Order. "Sign" #988 Mass Ave. (Wadsworth, Howland & Co. Inc)Jan 26
  8. 8R. & B. Order. "Sign" 1248 Mass Ave. (Charles M. Keith)Jan 26
  9. 9R. & B. Order. "Sign" 1256 Mass Ave. (Arlington Dye Works Inc)Jan 26
  10. 10R. & B. Order. "Sign" 878 Mass. Ave. (Harry Spector)Jan 26
  11. 11R. & B. Order. "Sign" 307 Webster Ave. (Joseph Gordon)Jan 26
  12. 12R. & B. Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 53 Plympton St. (New Eng. Laundries Inc)Jan 26
  13. 13Order. " " " "Sign" #1771 Mass. Ave. (John B. Moses)Jan 26
  14. 14Order " " " "Sign" 307 Webster Ave (Capitol Auto Exchange)Jan 26
  15. 15Order " " " "Sign" #281 Broadway (Richard C. Cunningham)Jan 26
  16. 16Order " " " "Sign" #669 Mass. Ave. (Banks Food Center)Jan 26
  17. 17Order " " " "Sign" 1248 Mass. Ave. (Mary E. Roddam)Jan 26
  18. 18Order " " " "Sign" on Sidewalk at Curb in Front of Premises #131 Mass. Ave. (Ed. J. Levine, under name of Tech Radio & Sales Service)Jan 26
  19. 19Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 233 Mt. Auburn St. (Alexander Shepard)Feb 2
  20. 20Order " " " "Sign" 1256 Mass. Ave. (M. Malcolm MacPhail)Feb 2
  21. 21Order " " " "Sign" 684 Mass. Ave (Wadsworth, Howland & Co Inc)Feb 2
  22. 22R. & B Order. Lever Bros Co authorized to lay & maintain 24" Cement Pipe across Hastings StreetFeb 9
  23. 23Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 122 Harvard St. (Boston-Boston Brush Co)Feb 9
  24. 24Order " " " "Four Electric Light Brackets" on Bldg. Albany St Side of #155 Mass. Ave (H. P. Hood & Sons Co)Feb 9
  25. 25R. & B. Sundry Driveways (1) #97 Hammond St. - Harry Garrett. (2) #21 Hammond St. - Wm Gilmartin. (3) #39 Hammond St. - Daly School.Feb 16
  26. 26R. & B. Sundry Driveways. (1) #51-53 Sacramento St. Constantino Sobrero. (2) #67-69 Sacramento St - Prudential Insurance Co. of America.Feb 16
  27. 27R. & B. Order "Sign" #460-464 Mass. Ave (The Irish Whip Inc)Feb 16
  28. 28R. & B. Order. "Sign" 696 Cambridge (John P. Walsh.)Feb 16
  29. 29Order. Revoking Permit for Blower Pipe across Otis St. (Shriny & Casson Malt Trust[?])Feb 16
  30. 30Order. " " " "Sign" 988 Mass. Ave. (Virginia Yankos)Feb 16
  31. 31Order " " " "Sign" 1299-1301 Cambridge St. (Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co)Feb 16
  32. 32R. & B. Order. Closing of Fifth St. bet. Bent & Rogers Sts. for duration of War. (Petition of E. O. Badger & Son Co)Mar 2
  33. 33R. & B. Order. "Driveway" 1034 Mass Ave. (Estate of Peter Borzak[?] et al)Mar 2
  34. 34Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 1354 Mass Ave. (Jackson & Curtis)Mar 2
  35. 35R. & B. Two (2) Driveways 29-51 Commercial Ave. (Ind. Wrecking Co)Mar 9
  36. 36R. & B. Two (2) Driveways "125 Prospect St. (Charles S. Fuller)Mar 9
  37. 37R. & B. Order. Coffee Hood over Sidewalk "36 Church St (Oxford Catering Co)Mar 9
  38. 38R. & B. Order. "Sign" 85 Brookline St. (Puritan Laund Inc)Mar 9
  39. 39R. & B. Order. "Sign" 2265 Mass Ave. (Alexander L. Amorim)Mar 9
  40. 40R. & B. Order. "Sign" "28A Boylston St. (Abraham Sienstadt[?])Mar 9
  41. 41Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" "1616 Mass. Ave (Abraham Sienstadt[?])Mar 9
  42. 42Order. " " " "Sign" "696 Cambridge St. (Richard J. Walsh)Mar 9
  43. 43Order " " " "Sign" "31 Brattle St. (Golden Glow Shops Inc)Mar 9
  44. 44Order. Two (2) Driveways "96 Bridge St. "Sun [?] pole Inc"Mar 16
  45. 45Order. "Flag Pole" over Sidewalk "254 Mass Ave. (New. Eng. Confectionery Co)Mar 16
  46. 46Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" "545 Mass. Ave., (Menkam[?] Bros Inc)Mar 16
  47. 47Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" Cor. of Walden St. & Concord Ave. (H. P. Hood & Sons Inc)Mar 23
  48. 48Order " " " "Sign" "84 Prospect St., (Columbia Motor Sales Inc)Mar 23
  49. 49Order. " " " "Sign" "18 Burleigh St. (Gaetano La Cauza)Mar 23
  50. 50Order " " " "Sign" "619 Cambridge St. ( Ralph A. Freedman)Mar 23
  51. 51Order " " " "Sign" "10 Magazine St. ( George Wong)Mar 23
  52. 52Order. " " " "Sign" " 1 Belmont St. (Thomas F. Griffin)Mar 23
  53. 53R. & B. Order. Rescinding Order adopted on Oct. 1, 1940. for setting of Edgestones 147 Cushing St. (Heirs of Matthew McDonald)Mar 30
  54. 54R. & B Order. Abating Edgestone Assessment on Premises "147 Cushing in sum of 53.50. ( Heirs of Matthew McDonald)Mar 30
  55. 55R. & B. Order. Cross Sidewalk "93-95 Kinnaird St. (A Madison Blank[?])Mar 30
  56. 56R. & B. Order. Driveways. (1) Two at 46-48 Irving St. (Camb. Savings Bank[?]) (2) 46 Carleton St. (Watkins Motor Freight Co) (3) 190-192 Fifth St. (Schultz Woodworking Co)Mar 30
  57. 57R. & B. Order. "Signs" Nos. 1396 Cambridge St., 2038 Mass Ave., 2267 Mass Ave., 342 Huron Ave. (New England Tel. & Tel. Co)Mar 30
  58. 58R. & B. Order. "Sign" #59 River St. (Ed. G. Moody Inc)Mar 30
  59. 59R. & B. Order. "Sign" #32A Church St. (Clare V. Stanton)Mar 30
  60. 60R. & B. Order. "Sign" #308 River St. (Wm Weinstein Inc)Mar 30
  61. 61R. & B. Order. "Sign" #1284 Mass. Ave. (Robert J. Slate[?])Mar 30
  62. 62Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #2265 Mass. Ave. (Domingos Gomes da Costa)Mar 30
  63. 63Order. Supt. of Sts. requested to include "Maple Ave & Ellery St." in lieu of streets to be resurfaced this year. (Crane)Apr 6
  64. 64Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #1372 Mass. Ave. (Wayler's Inc)Apr 6
  65. 65Order. " " " " "Sign" #59 Prospect St ( John C. Rogers)Apr 6
  66. 66Order. " " " " "Sign" #844 Main St. (Elm Motor Mart)Apr 6
  67. 67Order. " " " " "Sign" #71 Pearl St. (Charles B. Watson)Apr 6
  68. 68Order. Supt. of Streets to repaint with "yellow paint" all School Crossings, All Traffic Crossings, All No Parking Areas (Hill)Apr 13
  69. 69Order. Supt. of Streets requested to resurface "Birch St." (Hill)Apr 13
  70. 70Order. Supt. of Streets requested to repair Roadway Central Sq. (Hill)Apr 13
  71. 71Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #85 Brookline St. (Stanislaw Adamec)Apr 13
  72. 72Order. " " " " "Sign" #59 River St. (Central Consumers Cooperative of Cambridge Inc.)Apr 13
  73. 73R. & B. Edgestones. #414 Walden St.; #38-40 Bay State Rd.; #34-36 Bay State Rd.Apr 27
  74. 74R. & B. Sundry Driveways. (3.) #Anna Bespolka. 13-15 Vincent St. Gordon J. Ducey 19 Perry St.; Frank Januses. #4 Merrill St.Apr 27
  75. 75R. & B. Driveway #195 Binney St. (United Carr Fastener Corp.)Apr 27
  76. 76R. & B. Order. "Signs" #10 Brookline St. - Katherine R. Killoyle. #343 Main St. - Packard Machinery CoApr 27
  77. 77R. & B. Order. "Sign" #1682 Mass. Ave. (Forest Cafe Inc)Apr 27
  78. 78R. & B. Order. "Sign" #8 Temple St. (Gross Colonial Furniture Co)Apr 27
  79. 79Order. Driveways #98 Green St. & #60 Pacific St. (Simplex Wire & Cable Co)Apr 27
  80. 80Order. Supt. of Streets authorized to grant a Permit to Santo Christo Club & Band to erect two (2) Bands Stands on Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church on May 9 & May 10. 1942 ( Leverett[?])Apr 27
  81. 81Order. Two Flag Poles over Sidewalk #190 Albany St. (National Biscuit Co)Apr 27
  82. 82Order. Supt. of Streets requested to resurface Vincent St. ( Crane)Apr 27
  83. 83Order. Supt. of Streets requested to resurface Essex St. ( Pill)Apr 27
  84. 84Order Revoking Permit for "Barber Pole" #1892 Mass Ave (Vincent Mazzarella)Apr 27
  85. 85Order " " " " "Sign" #508 River St ( William Weinstein[?])Apr 27
  86. 86Order " " " " "Sign" #460-464 Mass Ave. ( Michael M. Gallivan[?])Apr 27
  87. 87Order " " " " "Sign" #704 Mass. Ave. ( Mayor Gross)Apr 27
  88. 88Order " " " " "Sign" #1284 B. Mass Ave. (the Trustees of Student Laundry Co)Apr 27
  89. 89Order. Supt. of Sts. requested to repair Roadway #250 Seattle St. ( Pill)May 4
  90. 90Order Revoking Permit for Sign #1252 Mass. Ave. ( Ralph Harvey Co)May 4
  91. 91Order " " " Sign #10 Brookline St. ( Frederick L. Kilfoyle[?])May 4
  92. 92Order " " " Sign #12 Bridge St. ( Benjamin Ferin[?])May 4
  93. 93Order. "Sign" #18 Oglethorpe[?] St. ( Sea Grill Inc)May 8
  94. 94Order "Flag Pole" over Sidewalk #215 Cambridge St. (New Lodge #4 I.O.O.F.)May 8
  95. 95Order Supt. of Streets authorized to close off "Farwell Place" on June 6, 1942. in connection with Fair to be held by Christ ChurchMay 8
  96. 96Order. Portion of Auburn St. & Pilgrim St. closed off for the duration of the War ( McNamara)May 8
  97. 97R. & B. Sundry Driveways (4). #61 Elley[?] St. - Deas. Blondes[?]; #70 Kirkland St. - Charles T. Shattuck[?]; #590 Franklin St. - Frances H. Wembolt[?]; #40 Irving St. - Jacob H. Kaufman.May 11
  98. 98R. & B. Sundry Driveways (3.) #140-142 Thorndike St - Assunta Di Biase; #83 Pleasant St - Vincent Annecchiarico; #263 Harvard St - Anne E. Allen.May 11
  99. 99R. & B. Sundry Driveways (3) #2 Ridgefield St. - Edna Cortin[?].; #18 Eighth St. - Daniel A Sousa; #257 Vassar St (2) - William Crane Inc.May 11
  100. 100R. & B. Gran. Sidewalk #117 Cushing St - ( Pandy Adams[?])May 11
  101. 101R. & B. "Sign" #844 Main St. (U-Drivit Auto Rental Co Inc)May 11
  102. 102R. & B. "Barber Pole" On Sidewalk in front of Premises No. 2 Dunster St. ( Alphonse De Marino)May 11
  103. 103Order. Curb Sidewalk #17 Traill St. (Catherine Russell (Hammond)May 11
  104. 104R. & B. Order. Certifying to Assessor schedule of Sidewalk and Edgestone Assessments on Bay State Road et al Streets in total sum of $1691.45.May 18
  105. 105R. & B. Order. Certifying to Assessor schedule of Sidewalk Assessment on Auburn St in sum of $40.80. (Registered Lands) Supposed Owner (Simplex Wire & Cable Co.)May 18
  106. 106Order. Driveway #18 Shepard St. (North Ave. Savings Bank)May 18
  107. 107Order. Supt. of Sts. to cut 12 feet from End of Safety Island on Mass. Ave. bet. Dudley & Norris Sts. (Lynch)May 18
  108. 108R. & B. Order. Driveway. Between 458-460 & 464-466 Green St. (Jose J. Coelho.May 25
  109. 109Order. Driveway. Arrow St. Rear of 1172 Mass Ave. (William O. Phelps)May 25
  110. 110R. & B. Driveways (1.) Between 119-121 Auburn St. - Charles N. Munroe. (3.) 119 Windsor St. - J. W. Green Co.Jun 1
  111. 111Order. Gasoline Swing Arm #844 Main St. (U-Drive-it Auto Rental Co Inc.)Jun 1
  112. 112Order. Flag Pole over Sidewalk #1094 Cambridge St. (Abbie G. Tobin)Jun 1
  113. 113Order. Supt. of Streets authorized to grant a Permit to Portuguese Liberty Club & Band Inc to erect 14 Poles on Portland St in front of St. Anthonys Church on June 8 to June 19.Jun 1
  114. 114Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 79B St. Auburn St. (Morris Turner)Jun 1
  115. 115Order. " " " Barber Pole #2 Dunster St. (Alfonso De Marino)Jun 1
  116. 116R. & B. Order. "Driveways" (1.) #76 Lansdowne St. - Bonner Foundry Co. (2.) #30 Winter St. - Emilio Celano. (3.) #137-139 Holworthy St. - Peter Toscano (4.) #72 Porter St. - Daniel J. Faliggi[?]Jun 8
  117. 117R. & B. Order "Driveways" (1.) #6 McCarthy Rd. - Helen P. Shea (2.) #385 Putnam Ave. Owen Humphrey & Mfg. Co (3.) #43 Lansdowne St. Two Driveways. St. Johnsbury Trucking CoJun 8
  118. 118Placed on File Copy of Order executed by City Manager under authority of Executive Order #14 issued by Governor, closing a Portion of Fifth St. bet. Binney & Rogers Sts. on petition of United - Carr Fastener Corp, for duration of War.Jun 8
  119. 119Order. Authorizing City Manager to petition Land Court to register the title of a Parcel of City Owned Land, situated South of Avery & May Chemical land, and for which they have made an offer of Purchase.Jun 8
  120. 120Order. Sunday Driveways. Nineteen (19) in number.Jun 8
  121. 121Order. "Sign" #356 Prospect St. (Silver Paradise[?] Restaurant Inc)Jun 8
  122. 122Order. "Band Stand". Two on Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church from June 8 to 17, 1942. (Portuguese Liberty Club & Band Inc)Jun 8
  123. 123Order. Revoking Permits for "Sign" at 323 Mass. Ave. (Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co)Jun 8
  124. 124Order. " " " " "Sign" at 323 Mass Ave. (Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co)Jun 8
  125. 125Order " " " " "Sign" at 228 Main St. (Waldorf System Inc)Jun 8
  126. 126Order. Sunday Driveways. Thirteen (13) in number.Jun 15
  127. 127Order. Gran. Sidewalk #50 Prince St. (Rose G. Karanis[?])Jun 15
  128. 128Order. "Sign" #710 Mass Ave. (Lily Chin)Jun 15
  129. 129Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #18 Doolittle[?] St. (Rodney W. Long)Jun 15
  130. 130Order. " " " " "Sign" #18 Boylston St. (Charles Lunch Inc)Jun 15
  131. 131Order " " " " "Sign" #671 Mass. Ave. (John A. Redmond)Jun 15
  132. 132R. & B. Order. "Marquee" #823 Main St. (Lithuanian American Citizen Club of Camb.)Jun 22
  133. 133R. & B. Order. "Sign" #413 Windsor St. (Ede's Motor Mart Inc)Jun 22
  134. 134Order. Sunday Driveways. Five (5) in numberJun 22
  135. 135Order. Supt. of Sts. to repair Sidewalk and re-set edgestones in front of Sacred Heart Church at 47 Seventh St. (Lynch)Jun 22
  136. 136Order. Sunday Driveways. Eight (8) in numberJun 29
  137. 137Order. {Gran. Sidewalks #35 Tufts St. (Fanny Regillo)} (Gran. Sidewalk #120 Gore St. (Frances Paolillo)}Jun 29
  138. 138Order. Sunday Driveways (24 in number)Aug 17
  139. 139Order {Gran. Sidewalk #112 Vassal Lane (Whitman Savings Bank)} {Gran Sidewalk #823 Main St. (American Lithuanian Citizens Club)} (Gran Sidewalk #6 Bigelow St. (Ellen Patterson)}Aug 17
  140. 140Order. Revoking Permit for "Swing Arm" #2427 Mass. Ave. (W. H. Cavanaugh)Aug 17
  141. 141Order. " " " " "Sign" #3 Hudson St. (Agnes K. Eden)Aug 17
  142. 142Order " " " " "Sign" #684 Mass Ave. (Ursick[?] Store Inc. of Delaware)Aug 17
  143. 143Order. " " " " "Sign" #260 Walden St. (Patrick Fennell)Aug 17
  144. 144Order " " " " "Sign" #163 Hurm Ave[?] (Hurm Ave Auto Supply Co)Aug 17
  145. 145Order " " " " "Sign" #710 Mass. Ave (Stanley Wong)Aug 17
  146. 146Order " " " " "Sign" #1300 Mass Ave (Wm P. Boland)Aug 17
  147. 147Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #204 Hampshire St. (James J. Covino)Aug 17
  148. 148Order. Sundry Driveways (6 in number)Sep 14
  149. 149Order { Gran. Sidewalk #1716 Cambridge St. (Sarah W. Decker) { Gran. Sidewalk #5-5A Baldwin St. (Ed. A. Neuele[?] & Wife)Sep 14
  150. 150Order. "Service Flag" across Thorndike St. (Dennis Gaeta)Sep 14
  151. 151Order. "Sign" #1252 Mass. Ave. (Chester T. Holbrook)Sep 14
  152. 152Order. "Sign" #1007 Mass. Ave. (King Lee)Sep 14
  153. 153Order "Sign" #1303 Cambridge St. (Fernandes & Nobrega Inc.)Sep 14
  154. 154Order Supt. of Streets to make a Survey of all "Brick Sidewalks" with a View to repairing same (Pill[?])Sep 14
  155. 155Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #589 Cambridge St. (Joseph A. Olivo)Sep 14
  156. 156Order " " " " "Sign" #738 Mass. Ave. (Crystal Land[?] Inc.)Sep 14
  157. 157Order. Steam Conduit under Sixth St. (Harvard College)Sep 21
  158. 158Order Gran. Sidewalk #372 Concord Ave. (Madeline De Guglielmo)Sep 21
  159. 159Order Gran. Sidewalk #23-25 Fairmont Ave. (Waverly Co-operative Bank)Sep 21
  160. 160Order Edgestone #18 Scott St. (Lee D. Norton)Sep 21
  161. 161Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" #2024 Mass. Ave. (Turner Center System)Sep 21
  162. 162Order. Sundry Driveways. { 29 Hammond St. (Caffrey[?]) { 103 Walker St. (Sonneri[?])Sep 28
  163. 163Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #32 Church St. (Cody Distributing Co)Sep 28
  164. 164Order " " " " "Sign" #228 Mass. Ave. ( " " " )Sep 28
  165. 165Order " " " " "Sign" #356 Prospect St. ( " " " )Sep 28
  166. 166Order " " " " "Sign" #212 Hampshire St. (Paul Mikolakos)Sep 28
  167. 167Order " " " " "Sign" #179 Concord Ave. (Fried[?] est. Stoessler[?])Sep 28
  168. 168Order " " " " "Sign" #1007 Mass. Ave. (Woo Fong)Sep 28
  169. 169Order. Discontinuance of Driveway #39 Cedar St. (Porter Square Trust)Oct 5
  170. 170Order. "Sign" #210 Hampshire St. (Max Katz)Oct 5
  171. 171Order. "Sign" #120 Mt. Auburn St. (William Frenlyor[?])Oct 5
  172. 172Order "Sign" #1613 Mass. Ave. (George Emory as Harvard Cafeteria)Oct 5
  173. 173Order. "Service Flag" across Pleasant St. (Agnes Callas[?])Oct 5
  174. 174Order "Service Flag" across Putnam Ave. (John G. Dunn)Oct 5
  175. 175Order. Rescinding Order for Edgestone at No. 4 Gay St. supposed owner Eva M. WilsonOct 5
  176. 176Order. Gran. Sidewalks (1) #11 Cedar St. (McCabe) (2) #13 Cedar St. (Rosetta) (3) #493 Concord Ave. (D'Andrea[?])Oct 19
  177. 177Order. Sundry Driveways { #205 Broadway (Barbour Stockwell Co[?]) #284 Aberdeen Ct. (Wm. W. Foley[?]) }Oct 19
  178. 178Order. "Sign" #1667 Mass Ave. (Solomon Gross)Oct 19
  179. 179Order. "Sign" #95 Broadway (Jack Sunfontas[?])Oct 19
  180. 180Order. "Sign" #220 Sixth St. (Costalloy Co. Inc)Oct 19
  181. 181Order. "Flag Pole" #66 Church St. (Cambridge Women's War Savings Staff[?])Oct 19
  182. 182Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #2008 Mass Ave (Tower Center System[?])Oct 19
  183. 183Order. " " " "Sign" #2110 Mass Ave (Jacob Siegel)Oct 19
  184. 184Order. " " " "Sign" #4 Hudson St. (A. Gross & B. Gross)Oct 19
  185. 185Order. Sundry Driveways (1) #167-171 Huron Ave; (2) #10 Franklin St. (3) #63 Cushing St.Oct 26
  186. 186Order. "Service Flag" across Ellsworth Ave. (Ellsworth Service Men's Club)Oct 26
  187. 187Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #1613 Mass. Ave. (The Pilgrim Inc.)Oct 26
  188. 188Order. Sundry Driveways #24 Pilgrim St.; #28 Pilgrim St. and #76 Auburn St. (Simplex Wire & Cable Co.)Nov 2
  189. 189Order. Gran. Sidewalk #600 Main St. (Main St. Garage Inc.)Nov 2
  190. 190Order. "Sign" #1688 Mass. Ave. (Rendezvous Cafe of Cambridge Inc.)Nov 2
  191. 191Order. "Marquee" #1688 Mass Ave. (Rendezvous Cafe of Cambridge Inc.)Nov 2
  192. 192Order. "Service Flag" across Fourth St. (Lodge Italia No. 506)Nov 2
  193. 193Order. "Service Flag" across Harvard St. (Harvard Associates)Nov 2
  194. 194Order. Supt. of Streets to Paint with White Paint intersection of Streets with Huron Ave. (Sennott)Nov 2
  195. 195Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" #210 Hampshire St. (Robert Fishman)Nov 2
  196. 196Order. " " " "Sign" #120 Mt. Auburn St. (White House Ice Cream Co.)Nov 2
  197. 197Order. Watchman Towers Western Ave & Blackstone St. (Cambridge Electric Light Co.)Nov 9
  198. 198Order. Revoking Permit for "Swing Arm" #844 Main St. (Eddie Motor Mart Inc.)Nov 9
  199. 199Order " " " "Swing Arm" #844 Main St. (Eddie Motor Mart Inc.)Nov 9
  200. 200Order. Area Ways under Sidewalk on Green St. & Magazine St. Sides of Elks Bldg. (Central Trust Company)Nov 16
  201. 201Order. Driveways. #27 Line St. (Nota[?]). #13 Jackson St. (Robichaud)Nov 16
  202. 202Order. "Gran Sidewalks" #120-120½ Pleasant St. (Flora Appelstein) #156 Brookline St. (Israel Appelstein) & City of Cambridge Ter. 7,414[?]Nov 16
  203. 203R. & B. Order. "Sign" #397 Cambridge St. (Joseph A. Olivo)Nov 23
  204. 204Order. Supt. of Streets to Paint "Cross Walks" on Mass. Ave at Lee St., Hancock St., and Trowbridge St. ( P.711)Nov 23
  205. 205Order. Revoking Permit for "Swing Arms" 411 Windsor St. (Adam Zankowski[?])Dec 7
  206. 206Order. " " " " "Sign" #59 River St. ( Ed. G. Moody Inc.)Dec 7
  207. 207Order. " " " " "Sign" #356 Sunfield[?] St. (Silver Paradise Rest Home[?])Dec 7
  208. 208R. & B. Order. Driveways. #8 Decatur St. & #139 Brookline St. (Morris J. Golden)Dec 18
  209. 209R. & B. Order. Driveways #872 Mass. Ave. & #483 Green St (Swedish Societies Asso.)Dec 18
  210. 210Order. Driveway #196 Broadway. (Cambridge Paper Box Co.)Dec 18
  211. 211Order. Discontinuance of Driveway #196 Broadway (Cambridge Paper Box Co.)Dec 18
  212. 212Order. "Sign" #599 Mass. Ave. (Libby's Market Inc.)Dec 18
  213. 213R. & B. Order. Monproof[?] Fence. East Curb. of Auburn St. (New England Carbide Tool Co.)Dec 21
  214. 214Placed On File. Copy of Order executed by City Manager under authority of Executive Order No. 14 issued by Governor, closing a Portion of Burleigh St. bet. Harvard St. & Broadway, on Petition of Seven Dow Co, for duration of War.Dec 21
  215. 215Order. "Sign" #356 Huron Ave. (Rebecca C. Morgan as Huron Drug Co)Dec 21
  216. 216Order. "Sign" #277 Mass. Ave. (Tech Chevrolet Co)Dec 21
  217. 217Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #42 Boylston St. (Raphael Cahaly)Dec 21
  218. 218Order. " " " " "Sign" #1248 Mass. Ave. ( Charles M. Keith)Dec 21
  219. 219Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" #323 Mass. Ave. (Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Inc)Dec 28

Appointments

200 actions · № 1–200
  1. 1John A. Daly. City SolicitorJan 12
  2. 2Communication authorizing the employment of three (3) Persons by the Board of Health, Cambridge SanatoriumJan 12
  3. 3Stephen H. Mahoney. Local Moth Supt. for 1942Jan 26
  4. 4Eleanor G. Murphy. Secretary to City ManagerJan 26
  5. 5Elizabeth Mullaly. Resigned as Clerk in Treasurer's OfficeJan 26
  6. 6Daniel L. Herlihy. Resigned as Agent of Employment OfficeFeb 2
  7. 7Professor Gordon M. Fair / Professor Thomas Camp. / Frank P. Scully — Members of Special Committee to make a Survey of Cambridge Water SystemFeb 2
  8. 8Communication from City Manager notifying City Council of his approval of employment of three (3) Persons at City HospitalFeb 9
  9. 9Charles Hamilton. Representative of State Board of Housing on Cambridge Housing Authority.Feb 9
  10. 10Arthur G. MacKenzie. City Treasurer & City CollectorFeb 16
  11. 11Constables Without Power. (11 in number) Employees of Harvard College)Feb 16
  12. 12Constables Without Power (5 in number) Employees of City of CambridgeFeb 16
  13. 13Constables Without Power (4 in number)Feb 16
  14. 14Patrick L. Carroll / Hugh MacLellan — Constables Without PowerFeb 16
  15. 15Constables With Power. (11 in number)Feb 16
  16. 16Dennis J. McCarthy / Gilman B. Creelman — Constables With Power (Court Officers)Feb 16
  17. 17Mrs. Oliver W. Flanders. Weigher of Coal & Public Weigher / Arthur Essensa. Weigher of Coal, Public Weigher, Measurer of Wood & BarkFeb 16
  18. 18Samuel Shrago / Thomas A. Manning / Walter G. Herder — Weighers of CoalFeb 16
  19. 19Public Weighers. (4 in number). Employees of Old Colony Tar Co.Feb 16
  20. 20Thomas M. Maynard. Sponsor Agent. W.P.A.Feb 16
  21. 21Margaret V. H. McGrath. Public Health Nurse. Tuberculosis HospitalFeb 16
  22. 22Helen G. Sullivan. Temporary Clerk. Assessor OfficeFeb 16
  23. 23{Edith McDonald / Laura Cadorette} Employees. Cambridge[?] SanatoriumFeb 16
  24. 24{Fernald MacLeod / William Lautenberg[?]} Employees. Tuberculosis Hospital.Feb 16
  25. 25Daniel F. O'Brien. Resigned as Principal AssessorMar 2
  26. 26{Joseph Guiney. Resigned as Park Commissioner / James L. Duffy. Appointed as Park Commissioner}Mar 2
  27. 27{James J. Casey. / Thomas F. Gibson / Joseph Guiney} Principal AssessorMar 2
  28. 28Members (9) in number of Board of Municipal Defense.Mar 2
  29. 29{Augustin M. Johnson / Peter J. Muscatel[?] / John V. Wescott} Constables With PowerMar 2
  30. 30{Harry Howe / Christopher C. Mour[?] / Maurice J. O'Connell / George Swartz[?] / Walter A. Kelley} Constables Without PowerMar 2
  31. 31{Charles A. Murray / John P. Nelligan / James P. Sullivan} Constables Without PowerMar 2
  32. 32Maurice A. Goodman. Constable Without PowerMar 2
  33. 33Public Weighers. (25 in number) Employees of Lever Bros Co.Mar 2
  34. 34{Public Weighers (3 in number) Employees of H. Russell Gunn[?] Co / Public Weighers (3 in number) Employees of Robert Fawcett & Son Co. Inc}Mar 2
  35. 35{Fred E. Welt.} Public Weighers / (Howard L. Welt) Employees of Welt Bros Fuel Co.Mar 2
  36. 36Merrill R. Kidder } Public Weigher George R. Raynes Jr. } Employee of Wanser[?] Bros. Co.Mar 2
  37. 37Elmer H. Stevenson. Public Weigher. Employee of Wanser[?] Bros Co.Mar 2
  38. 38Alice B. Shedd Thomas H. Driscoll } Public Weigher & Weigher of Coal Warren L. Ingram } Employees of Flanders Fuel Co. Joseph H. Craig } Public Weigher, Weigher of Coal, Measurer of Wood & Bark Employee of Flanders Fuel Co.Mar 2
  39. 39Mary G. Foster Anna Brandon } Weigher of Coal Mary Kennedy } Employees of Carstens Coal Co. Hans L. Carstensen. Weigher of Coal & Surveyor of WoodMar 2
  40. 40Andrew T. Anderson. Appointed as representative of "Cambridge Municipal Employees Ass'n" on "Salary Committee"Mar 2
  41. 41James J. Barry. Appointed as representative of "Cambridge City Employees Union No. 195" on "Salary Committee"Mar 2
  42. 42Field Drivers. Members of Police Dept.Mar 9
  43. 43Carroll W. Dolen[?] Resigned as Park Commissioner Daniel J. Kelly Appointed as Park CommissionerMar 9
  44. 44William D. Hillus[?] Resigned as Purchasing Agent. William H. McGinness Appointed as Purchasing Agent.Mar 16
  45. 45Dr. John J. Murphy Jr. Inspector of Animals.Mar 16
  46. 46John J. Henderson Board of HealthMar 16
  47. 47John J. McBride } Park Commissioner John A. Spencer }Mar 16
  48. 48John J. Terry } Fence Viewers G. Frank Hooker }Mar 16
  49. 49Captain John J. Carney } Inspectors of Truck Shops Captain William D. Ginty }Mar 16
  50. 50James F. Gray } Pound Keepers John J. Toomey }Mar 16
  51. 51Joseph H. O'Neil. Person to Seize Baskets, Measures etc.Mar 16
  52. 52Charles A. Delaney Public WeigherMar 16
  53. 53Edward F. Wadden Constable Without PowerMar 16
  54. 54Edgar W. Davis. Temporary City EngineerMar 23
  55. 55George M. Greene. Constable Without PowerMar 23
  56. 56Joseph A. De Guglielmo. Services as Asst. City Solicitor. Discontinued.Mar 23
  57. 57James F. Fitzgerald. Board of Library Trustees.Mar 30
  58. 58Mary G. Traven. Constable With PowerMar 30
  59. 59Louis M. Melnick Constable With PowerMar 30
  60. 60Constables Without Power (9 in number) Employees of Harvard UniversityMar 30
  61. 61Temporary Clerks (4). Assessors Office. Employment approved.Mar 30
  62. 62Dr. John J. Murphy Jr. Inspector of AnimalsApr 6
  63. 63John F. Ferrick. Member of Planning BoardApr 6
  64. 64Joseph S. Rezendes. Resigned from Planning BoardApr 6
  65. 65Bertram Westworth[?] Public WeigherApr 6
  66. 66Reserve Police Force. Six Reserve Men appointedApr 6
  67. 67Committee of City Employees, 5 in number, to prepare a Tablet on which will be inscribed the names of City Employees in the armed Forces of the United StatesApr 6
  68. 68Temporary Clerks (2) Assessors Office. Employment approved.Apr 6
  69. 69Esther E. Leonard. Employment at City Hospital approvedApr 6
  70. 70{Henry Wise. Resigned as Member of Cambridge Housing Authority} {William Emerson. Appointed as Member of Cambridge Housing Authority}Apr 13
  71. 71Frederick J. Adams Member of Planning BoardApr 13
  72. 72James J. Myette. Resigned as Asst City TreasurerApr 13
  73. 73{Thomas O'Neil Jr} {Leo Piehl} Services as Employees of Treasury Dept. terminatedApr 13
  74. 74John Twomey. Employment at T. B. Hospital approvedApr 13
  75. 75Ruby Larson Employment at City Hospital approvedApr 13
  76. 76Employees at City Hospital (4) Employment ApprovedApr 13
  77. 77Edward A. Dol[?] Constable Without PowerApr 27
  78. 78William W. Keene Constable Without PowerApr 27
  79. 79Mrs. Eulah Shea Weigher of CoalApr 27
  80. 80{Dr. William R. Marten. Resigned as Resident Medical Supt. of Combes[?] Sanatorium} {Dr. Henry O. Chadwick Appointed " " " " " " "}Apr 27
  81. 81Members (54) of Cambridge Salvage CommitteeApr 27
  82. 82Clerks in Treasurers Office (3) Employment ApprovedApr 27
  83. 83Clerks in Assessors Office (2) Employment ApprovedApr 27
  84. 84Thomas J. Gillquan[?] - Fireman at Pumping StationApr 27
  85. 85Anna B. La Freniere - Hospital Worker Cambridge SanatoriumApr 27
  86. 86Francis J. Skinner - Manager & Starter at Golf CourseApr 27
  87. 87Employees at City Hospital (9.) Employment ApprovedApr 27
  88. 88Employees at City Hospital (9) Employment ApprovedApr 27
  89. 89Student Nurses (15.) at City Hospital Employment ApprovedApr 27
  90. 90Student Nurse. Marguerite[?] Meehan[?] City Hospital Employment ApprovedMay 8
  91. 91Dog Officers - Members of Police Dept.May 8
  92. 92Albert Leo Connolly - Public WeigherMay 8
  93. 93Edgar W. Davis - Acting Fence ViewerMay 11
  94. 94William J. Colvin Jr. Permanent Accountant. City HospitalMay 11
  95. 95Andrew Ford. Permanent Porter. Cambridge SanatoriumMay 11
  96. 96Employees at City Hospital (3) Employment Approved.May 11
  97. 97Employees at City Hospital (4) Employment Approved.May 11
  98. 98J. Henry Smith / Morris B. Goldberg Assistant City SolicitorsMay 18
  99. 99Daniel J. O'Connor - Acting City ElectricianMay 18
  100. 100Sidney W. Pollard - Public WeigherMay 18
  101. 101Employees at City Hospital (4) Employment ApprovedMay 18
  102. 102Daniel M. Flanagan. Temp. Fireman Water DeptMay 25
  103. 103Margaret Twomey Supervisor of Cahill HouseMay 25
  104. 104Employees at City Hospital (3) Employment ApprovedMay 25
  105. 105Thomas J. Hartnett. Election Commissioner / Arthur G. Mac Kenzie[?] City Treasurer / William H. Meehan Jr. Sinking Funds Commissioner / Arthur W. Wright Sinking Fund CommissionerJun 1
  106. 106Clerk in Treasurers Office (2) Appointments approvedJun 1
  107. 107Clerks in Assessors Office (5) Temp Employment approvedJun 1
  108. 108John J. McKenzie. Elected as City AuditorJun 8
  109. 109Employees at City Hospital. (8.) Employment Approved. (General Duty Nurses)Jun 8
  110. 110Employees at City Hospital (14.) Employment ApprovedJun 8
  111. 111Mary Keefe. Temporary Clerk. Election CommissionJun 8
  112. 112Eleanor Miller Temporary Dietician. (T.B. Hospital)Jun 8
  113. 113Dr. Walter L. Cormier[?]. Appointed as Member of Municipal Defense Board } (Ralph W. Robart. Resigned " " " " " " )Jun 15
  114. 114Members (5) War Transportation Committee (Co-Administrators)Jun 15
  115. 115Clerks in Assessors Office (2) Temp. Clerks Employment ApprovedJun 15
  116. 116Employees at City Hospital (5.) Employment ApprovedJun 15
  117. 117Joseph M. Murphy. Sinking Fund CommissionJun 22
  118. 118Constables Without Power (8 in number) Employees of Harvard CollegeJun 22
  119. 119Peter S. Chrisatis. (Constable With Power)Jun 22
  120. 120Mrs. Effie Campbell. Cambridge Sanatorium (Employment Approved)Jun 22
  121. 121Harry A. Penniman. Election Commissioner. (For duration of War)Jun 29
  122. 122Henry W. Durant. Member of Retirement BoardJun 29
  123. 123Mary G. Quigley. Provisional Attendant. (City Infirmary)Jun 29
  124. 124Joseph O'Mahoney. Page. Cambridge Public LibraryJun 29
  125. 125Mary C. Fitzmaurice. Clerk Stenographer. Cambridge SanatoriumJun 29
  126. 126David J. O'Connor. City ElectricianAug 17
  127. 127James E. Harrington City Military HistorianAug 17
  128. 128Constables Without Power. (3 in number) Employees of Harvard CollegeAug 17
  129. 129Edward Morehouse. Constable Without Power. Employee of Harvard CollegeAug 17
  130. 130{Mary R. Barry} {Bertha R. Porter} Public Health NursesAug 17
  131. 131James Fitzgerald. Page at Public LibraryAug 17
  132. 132Temp. Clerks in Election Commission Office (2) Employment ApprovedAug 17
  133. 133Temp. Clerks in Treasurers Office. (2) Employment ApprovedAug 17
  134. 134Temp. Employees in Water Dept. (15 in number) Employment ApprovedAug 17
  135. 135Lillian Higgins. Hospital Worker. Cambridge SanatoriumAug 17
  136. 136Effie N. Campbell. Hospital Worker. Cambridge SanatoriumAug 17
  137. 137Employees at City Hospital. (3.) SupervisorsAug 17
  138. 138Employees at City Hospital (18) General Duty Nurses.Aug 17
  139. 139Employees at City Hospital (5.). General Duty Nurses & 1 SupervisorAug 17
  140. 140Employees at City Hospital (10.) General Duty Nurses & 1 House OfficerAug 17
  141. 141Employees at City Hospital (11.) House Officers.Aug 17
  142. 142Employees at City Hospital (2) Helper & CleanerAug 17
  143. 143Employees at City Hospital (3) General WorkersAug 17
  144. 144Employees at City Hospital (7) General WorkersAug 17
  145. 145Employees at City Hospital (5) General WorkersAug 17
  146. 146Employees at City Hospital (5.) General WorkersAug 17
  147. 147Employees at City Hospital (4.) General WorkersAug 17
  148. 148Employees at City Hospital (2.). One Pathologist & One WaitressAug 17
  149. 149Employees in Election Commission Dept. (7) Registration WorkAug 17
  150. 150{Eldon T. Urquhart} {John F. Healey} Members of Fire DeptAug 17
  151. 151{Michael J. Sullivan} {Charles G. Harrington} {Charles Hamilton} Members of War Price & Rationing Board. Additional Members appointed by Henry Parkman Jr. Director of the Office of Price AdministrationSep 18
  152. 152Dr. B. S. Killean. Temp. Inspector of AnimalsSep 18
  153. 153{James W. O'Toole} {Joseph J. Schuler} Constables Without PowerSep 18
  154. 154Edwin J. De Mont. Reinstated to Fire DeptSep 18
  155. 155John J. Balfe. Reinstated to Fire Dept.Sep 18
  156. 156Employees at City Hospital (9 in number)Sep 18
  157. 157Employees at City Hospital (7 in number)Sep 18
  158. 158Employees at City Hospital (7 in number)Sep 18
  159. 159Employees at City Hospital (3 in number)Sep 18
  160. 160Effie M. Campbell. Permanent General Worker Cambridge SanatoriumSep 18
  161. 161Sarah Thompson. Vacation Relief Nurse. Cambridge SanatoriumSep 18
  162. 162Corinne Conway. Clerk. Election CommissionSep 18
  163. 163Dr. Jeremiah J. Boyle. Temporary School PhysicianSep 21
  164. 164{Herbert Fairbairn / John B. Peters, Jr.} Constables Without PowerSep 21
  165. 165{Sylvester Keohane / John J. Sullivan} Auto Mechanics. Sewer Dept.Sep 21
  166. 166Employees at Public Library (3 Pages)Sep 28
  167. 167Marguerite Keith. Nurse. Cambridge SanatoriumSep 28
  168. 168Employees at City Hospital (4 in number)Sep 28
  169. 169Employees at City Hospital (8 in number)Sep 28
  170. 170J. W. Greer. Special Chairman of Industry for Salvage DriveOct 5
  171. 171{Abraham Cohen / Mrs. Lillian Row[?] / Kenneth Lincoln} Members of Cambridge Salvage CommitteeOct 5
  172. 172Employees at City Hospital (5 in number)Oct 5
  173. 173Employees. Election Commission (9 in number)Oct 5
  174. 174{Allan R. Switzer / Frank P. Scully / Dr. Joseph M. Wedden[?] / George A. Macomber} City Hospital TrusteesOct 19
  175. 175Thomas M. Maynard. Temp. Supt. of City HomeOct 19
  176. 176Charles Littlefield. Investigator at City HospitalOct 19
  177. 177Mary A. O'Connor. Temp. Waitress at City HospitalOct 19
  178. 178Employees at City Hospital. (6 in number)Oct 19
  179. 179Employees at Cambridge Sanatorium (8 in number)Oct 19
  180. 180{William J. Coughlin / Gardner B. Castle} Public WeighersOct 19
  181. 181Employees at Election Commission Office (3 in number)Oct 26
  182. 182Catherine T. Sullivan. Hospital Worker. Cambridge SanatoriumOct 26
  183. 183Hugh A. McClellan. Fireman. Cambridge City HospitalOct 26
  184. 184Josephine Friel. Attendant Nurse. Cambridge SanatoriumNov 2
  185. 185Frank T. Evans, Charles M. Forgate, Daniel J. Coughlin, Frank M. Schiffmacher, Joseph A. De Guglielmo, George W. Bunton — Members of War Price & Rationing Board. Additional Members appointed by Henry Parkman Jr., Director of the Office of Price AdministrationNov 2
  186. 186Sylvia Goldman. X-Ray Technician. Cambridge SanatoriumNov 9
  187. 187Bernard F. Reagan. City MessengerNov 16
  188. 188D. Frank Montgomery. Clerk of CommitteesNov 16
  189. 189Miss Lillian Jones. Permanent Graduate Nurse. Cahill HouseNov 16
  190. 190June Houghton, Grace Scott — General Duty Nurse. City HospitalNov 23
  191. 191Helena Scott. Kitchen Helper. City HospitalNov 23
  192. 192Esther F. Kelm. Clerk. Treasurers OfficeNov 23
  193. 193Employees at Cambridge Sanatorium. (3 in Number)Nov 30
  194. 194Employees at Cambridge Sanatorium (3 in Number)Dec 14
  195. 195John F. Baldwin. Acting Agent of Soldiers Aid.Dec 14
  196. 196Dr. Albert C. Sanders. Military Substitute School Dentist.Dec 21
  197. 197Employees at Cambridge Sanatorium (2 in number)Dec 21
  198. 198George P. Jordan. Asst City Solicitor (Military Substitute)Dec 28
  199. 199Phyllis B. Eaton. Graduate Nurse, Permanent. (Cambridge Sanatorium)Dec 28
  200. 200Employees at City Hospital. (5 in number)Dec 28

Sundries

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  1. 1Order. Matters in Files of 1941 Committees recommitted to Proper Committees for 1942. (McNamara)Jan 5
  2. 2Order. City Solicitor to furnish members of City Council with copies of all proposed legislation that effects Cambridge. (Crane)Jan 5
  3. 3Placed On File. Notice from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan that he intends to do business with the City (see No. 22)Jan 5
  4. 4Placed On File. Notice from Councillor Francis L. Sennott that he intends to do business with the City (see No. 32)Jan 5
  5. 5Placed On File. Notice from Councillor Hyman Pill that he intends to do business with the CityJan 5
  6. 6Rules of City Council for 1942-1943.Jan 12
  7. 7Standing Committees of City Council for 1942-1943.Jan 12
  8. 8Placed On File. Comm. from Cambridge Municipal Employees Asso. offering cooperation to City CouncilJan 12
  9. 9Order. City Solicitor requested for an opinion as to legality of Ordinance passed on Dec. 23, 1941 increasing salaries of Members of Fire Dept. (Sennott)Jan 12
  10. 10Order. City Solicitor requested for an opinion as to legality of Ordinance passed on Dec. 9, 1941 increasing salaries of Members of Police Dept. (Sennott)Jan 12
  11. 11Order. Appointment of Special Committee of Three (3) Members to study adjustment of Salaries (McNamara) (see No. 24)Jan 12
  12. 12Order. Relative to Space in Council Chamber for Press (Lynch)Jan 12
  13. 13Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor stating the Mayor's Veto Power does not accrue to City Manager. (First opinion)Jan 19
  14. 14Order. Appointment of Special Committee of Five (5) Members to make a survey of City's Equipment, Snow Removal Equipment etc. (Sennott)Jan 19
  15. 15Order. Supt. of Buildings to make a Survey of Plumbing Conditions in City Hall. (Pill)Jan 19
  16. 16Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor stating the Mayor's Veto Power does not accrue to City Manager. (Second Opinion)Jan 26
  17. 17Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor that Ordinances increasing the salaries of Members of Police & Fire Depts. are illegal.Jan 26
  18. 18Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor relative to Transfer of Laborers from one Dept. to another. / Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor with respect to the use of City Owned Real Estate / Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor with respect to the use of City Owned Personal Property.Jan 26
  19. 19Placed On File. Comm. from Cambridge Chamber of Commerce rel. to cooperating with City Council & City ManagerJan 26
  20. 20Order. Thanking City of Newton officials for help given to Special Committee investigating snow removal equipment etc. (Sullivan)Jan 26
  21. 21Invitation. Cambridge Post 35. Jewish War Veterans of the United States to installation of Officers on Feb. 4, 1942Feb 2
  22. 22Placed On File. Notice from M. A. Sullivan Trucking Inc. of intention to do business with the City. (see No. 3)Feb 9
  23. 23Failed of Adoption. Resolution relative to the appointment of Dean James M. Landis as "Executive of the National Office of Civilian Defense"Feb 9
  24. 24Order. Relative to enlargement of Special Committee appointed to investigate and report on Salaries of City Employees. (Mayor Corcoran) (see No. 11)Feb 9
  25. 25Order. City Manager to close City Hall until noon on Tuesday Feb. 10, for funeral of Ed. A. Crenehan[?] Sr. (Sullivan)Feb 9
  26. 26Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor relative to paying salaries of City Employees who served in "Home Guard"Feb 16
  27. 27Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor rel. to legality of Ordinance relating to Police Officers leaving City limits while on Duty.Feb 16
  28. 28Order. City Council disapproves the granting of a license to Owner for the keeping & storage of Petroleum Products at 1034 Mass. Ave. (Sullivan)Feb 16
  29. 29Order. Special Committee of Three Members appointed to confer with City Manager & Director of Civil Service rel. to status of Persons on Civil Service List who are in Military Service. (Hogan)Feb 16
  30. 30Order. Next Regular Meeting of City Council on March 2, 1942 (Adopted)Feb 16
  31. 31Placed On File. Comm. from George A. Macomber. Cand. Chairman United War Fund Campaign, thanking Council & Dept. Heads for Cooperation.Feb 16
  32. 32Comptroller Return. Special Meeting Friday Feb. 27, 1942.Feb 27
  33. 33Placed On File. Notice of Cambridge Recorder Inc. of intention to do business with the City (see No. 4).Mar 2
  34. 34Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor rel. to Persons on Civil Service Lists at time of commencing Military or Naval ServiceMar 2
  35. 35Placed On File. Comm. from Edward A. Counihan Jr. relative to Practice Blackout on Thursday, March 5, 1942.Mar 2
  36. 36Placed On File. Notice received from Arthur G. MacKenzie City Treasurer (MacKenzie Motor Sales Inc) of intention to do business with City.Mar 9
  37. 37Invitation. Cambridge Post #27 American Legion. Presentation of Movie Projector to T.B. Hospital, Sunday March 15, 1942 at 2.30 P.M.Mar 9
  38. 38Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor that Ordinances passed on Feb. 16, 1942 increasing the salaries of Members of Police & Fire Depts. are illegal.Mar 9
  39. 39Failed of Adoption. Order. Relative to enlargement of "Salary Committee" by addition of three Councillors. (Lynch)Mar 16
  40. 40Order. City Council in Favor of Display of American Flag and Service Flags. (Hogan)Mar 16
  41. 41Resolve. In appreciation of success of Track & Basketball Teams of Rindge Technical School (Crane)Mar 16
  42. 42Resolution. In Honor of Edward A. Counihan Sr. deceased Mayor's Clerk.Mar 23
  43. 43Resolve. In Honor of the 70th Birthday of Timothy W Good Supt. of Water Dept. (Mayor Corcoran)Mar 23
  44. 44Resolve. In Favoring of naming one of the New "Cruisers" after the City of Cambridge (Sullivan)Mar 23
  45. 45Order. City Solicitor requested to inform City Council as to whether or not the establishing of Office Hours is a Legislative Matter (Adopted)Mar 23
  46. 46Appreciation. From John W. Wood, Head Master, Rindge Technical School. in appreciation of Resolution in Honor of Basket Ball & Track Teams.Mar 23
  47. 47Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor relative to the establishment of Hours during which the various City Offices shall be open.Mar 30
  48. 48Order. Special Committee of Three Members appointed to confer with City Manager and Treasurer rel. to methods employed in the collection of back bills & Taxes. (McNamara)Mar 30
  49. 49Placed On File. Appreciation from Edward A. Counihan Jr. for resolution adopted in Memory of Father, Edward A. Counihan Sr.Apr 6
  50. 50Order. Next Regular Meeting of City Council on April 27, 1942 (McNamara)Apr 13
  51. 51Order. Federal Housing Officials to inform City why they should not receive a Portion of Money due on Site of Washington Elms in lieu of Taxes on account of higher rents charged for apartments. (Sullivan)Apr 27
  52. 52Order. Special Committee appointed to confer with W.P.A. Officials for purpose of establishing additional defense Projects ( Crane)Apr 27
  53. 53Invitation. Silver Jubilee. St. Francis of Assisi Church. April 27, 1942Apr 27
  54. 54Placed On File. Comm. from School Committee stating that on April 6, 1942 they voted that the Harvard School Building be turned back to the City forthwith.Apr 27
  55. 55Invitation. Review of Harvard Military & Naval Units — May 11, 1942May 4
  56. 56Comm. from City Manager informing City Council that Harvard College has made a contribution in the form of trees & shrubs to beautify the City etc.May 4
  57. 57Order. City Manager requested to establish 5 day Week from June 13, 1942 to Sept. 1, 1942 inclusive ( Sennott)May 4
  58. 58Order. Next Regular Meeting of City Council to be held on Monday May 11, 1942 at 2P.M. ( McNamara)May 4
  59. 59Constable Return. Special Meeting. May 8, 1942May 8
  60. 60Invitation. Water Memorial Exercises. May 30th ( Cap. Russell C. Hoyt Post)May 8
  61. 61Resolution. In Honor of 25th anniversary of elevation of His Holiness Pope Pius XII to Episcopate of Catholic Church (McNamara)May 11
  62. 62Invitation. Fire Comb.[?] Post No. 27. Legion. Memorial Day ExercisesMay 18
  63. 63Order. Special Committee of Three Councillors appointed to confer with City Manager rel. to "Show Baths" at Thorndike School. (Hogan)May 18
  64. 64Appreciation of Rationing Board "5 for work done by School Teachers in registering people for rationing of essential commoditiesMay 25
  65. 65Invitation. Pre-View of Paintings. W.P.A. Art Project. Germanic Museum. Harvard University. June 1, 1942May 25
  66. 66Invitation. Dedication exercises. Honor Roll of Municipal Employees in Armed Forces of U.S. City Hall. May 30, 1942.May 25
  67. 67Invitation. Flag Day Exercises. Camb. Lodge of Elks. June 14, 1942May 25
  68. 68Order. Chairman of Civilian Defense to advise Council what has been done in reference to equipment for the Auxiliary Police & Fire Forces (Sullivan)May 25
  69. 69Resolutions. In Honor of Clarence W. Blackwell, former Chairman of Board of Appeal.May 25
  70. 70Invitation. Military Mass. Cong. Hoyt Post. Sunday June 7, 1942Jun 1
  71. 71Order. City Clerk to Fill Jury Box. (O'Connor)Jun 1
  72. 72Resolutions. In Honor of Retirement, after 61 years service, of Captain John J. Cainey[?] of Police Dept.Jun 8
  73. 73Resolutions. In Honor of Joseph L. Johnson. Chief Inspector of FoodJun 22
  74. 74Order. Notice of State Primaries to be held on Tuesday Sept. 15, 1942. (Polls open 10 A.M. to 8 P.M.)Jun 22
  75. 75Invitation. "Cambridge Sizzage[?]" (Cambridge Y.W.C.A)Jun 22
  76. 76Resolutions. In Honor of Ralph W. Robart. Chief Air WardenJun 29
  77. 77Order. Supt. of Bldgs. to make a survey of Conditions at Taybott[?] School. (Neill[?])Jun 29
  78. 78Order. Committee of three Councillors appointed to confer with City Manager et als rel. to equipment for Auxiliary Police & Fire. (O'Connor)Jun 29
  79. 79Order. Next Regular Meeting of City Council on Sept. 14, 1942 (Sullivan)Jun 29
  80. 80Constables Returns. Special Meeting. August 17, 1942Aug 17
  81. 81Placed On File. Notice received from Mayor John H. Corcoran, President of John H. Corcoran Co. Inc. that they intend to do business with the City.Aug 17
  82. 82Invitation. "The International City Managers Assn" at French Lick Indiana. Oct. 11-15, 1942Aug 17
  83. 83Resolve. City Council urges Citizens to go to Polls & Vote. (Mayor Corcoran)Sep 14
  84. 84Resolutions. In Honor of Rep. John T. SullivanSep 21
  85. 85Order. Special Committee of Three Members of City Council appointed to investigate levy of $55,000 on City of Cambridge by Met. District Commission for Water Insurance (Mayor Corcoran)Sep 21
  86. 86Placed On File. Comm. from Mayor rel. to opportunities for Boys and Girls to obtain Training in National Defense Work through the N.Y.A.Sep 28
  87. 87Invitation. Exhibition Fire Drill. Fire Dept. Camb. Common, Oct. 10, 1942Oct 5
  88. 88Order. Commending Fire Dept. for Showing in Boston Parade ( Crane)Oct 5
  89. 89Order. Next Regular Meeting of City Council Monday Oct. 19, 1942 (Crane)Oct 5
  90. 90Placed On File. Opinion. From City Solicitor rel. to use of Trucks by Depts. when said Trucks have been purchased by Funds of another Dept.Oct 5
  91. 91Order. Notice of State Election to be held on Nov. 3, 1942 (Polls open from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.).Oct 19
  92. 92Order. Draft Boards to make arrangements allowing men who are going away on Nov. 3, 1942. time to cast their Vote ( Sullivan[?])Oct 26
  93. 93Order. City Solicitor requested to advise City Council if the "Reports" of Municipal Hospital & Police Depts. made by Patrick J. Moynihan are Public Documents. ( McNamara)Nov 2
  94. 94Invitation. Parade & Mass at Sacred Heart Church, East Cambridge on Wed. Nov. 11, 1942 in Memory of the late Lieut. Charles Coulan[?]Nov 2
  95. 95Resolve. In Favor of Pepper-Geyer anti poll tax bill ( Lynch)Nov 9
  96. 96Invitation. Raising of Service Flag. Russell Hoyt Field. Sunday Nov. 22, 1942. ( Cambridge Auxiliary Police Company B)Nov 16
  97. 97Invitation. Solemn High Mass- St. John's Church. Sat. Nov. 28, 1942 for Commander John J. Shea.Nov 23
  98. 98Invitation. Dedication. Robert I. Paine Playground. Sunday Nov. 29, 1942Nov 23
  99. 99Order. City Solicitor to advise in Writing by Nov. 30, 1942 the procedure necessary for the adoption of an Ordinance increasing the Salaries of Members of Police & Fire Depts ( McNamara)Nov 23
  100. 100Order. City Manager to make arrangements for payment of weekly salaries on Wednesday Nov. 25, 1942 ( Sennott)Nov 23
  101. 101Invitation. Dedication of Lieut. Charles F Carlson Sq (Sunday Dec. 6, 1942)Nov 30
  102. 102Invitation. Daniel A. Haggerty. Municipal Golf League. (Monday Nov. 30, 1942)Nov 30
  103. 103Order. Election Commission to notify Police Dept to list all men in January who are in armed forces. ( Sullivan)Dec 14
  104. 104Return of Service. Special Meeting of Council. Friday Dec. 18, 1942Dec 18

Ordinances

43 actions · № 1–43
  1. 1Ordinance. Relative to Regular & Special Meetings of City CouncilJan 19
  2. 2Ordinances. Order Amending Rule 20, Paragraph 5. of Rules of City Council. (Hogan[?])Jan 26
  3. 3Ordinance. Establishing Salary of City Manager at $15,000Feb 2
  4. 4Ordinances. Order. Accepting Chapter 710 Acts of 1941 Relative to the "Registration & Operation of Certain Bicycles"Feb 2
  5. 5Ordinances Order City Manager to request Planning Board to expedite report on Proposed change in Zoning LawsFeb 2
  6. 6Ordinances. Order Failed of Adoption Requesting Dept. of Public Works to consider restricting heavy vehicles on Seattle[?] St. & Waterhouse St.Feb 2
  7. 7Ordinances. Placed On File Petition of President & Fellows of Harvard College, Lessor and Daniel R. Morgan, Lessee, for Change of "Zone" from R-3 & R-2 to B-3 at Premises No. 403-431 Western Ave. & 870-875 Memorial Drive.Feb 2
  8. 8Ordinances Placed On File. Sundry Communications from City Clerk (1.) Copy of Chapter 386, Acts of 1941. Rel to removal of Vehicles from Highways that interfere with removal of snow and ice" (2) Copy of Chapter 253 Acts of 1939. Rel. to Supervision of Dancing Schools (3) Copy of Chapter 488. Acts of 1941. Rel to Zoning Ordinances in CambridgeFeb 2
  9. 9Ordinances Placed On File Sundry Matters (1.) Ordinance. Rel to salaries of Members of Fire Dept. (Roche[?]) (2) Richard C. Evarts, Opinion rel. to increase in Salaries of Members of Police & Fire Depts (Opinion dated Dec 9, 1941)Feb 2
  10. 10Ordinances Placed On File. Sundry Ordinances (1.) Rel. to Parking on One side of Highland Ave. (Hill[?]) (2) Rel. to making Ware St., One Way from Harvard St. to Broadway, northerly. (Roche[?])Feb 2
  11. 11Ordinances. Placed On File. Sundry Matters. (1.) Ordinance. Rel. to Prohibiting Heavy Commercial Vehicles on Rindge Ave. (2) Dewey & Almy Chemical Co. Dated Nov. 15, 1940. Objecting to passage of Ordinance restricting Heavy Commercial Vehicles on Rindge Ave. (3) Dewey & Almy Chemical Co Dated on Sept 15, 1941. Requesting City Council not to Pass Ordinance restricting Heavy Commercial Vehicles on Rindge AveFeb 2
  12. 12Ordinance. Placed On File. Resolve. rel. to removal of Heavy Trucks from Mt. Auburn St.Feb 2
  13. 13Ordinance. Placed On File. Ordinance limiting speed of Motor Vehicles to 25 miles per hour.Feb 2
  14. 14Ordinance. Placed On File. Resolve. rel. to appointment of Committee to familiarize citizens with Plan E Charter.Feb 2
  15. 15Ordinance. Placed On File. Order introduced by Councillor Morton rel. to amending Rule 29. of Rules of City CouncilFeb 2
  16. 16Ordinance. Placed On File. Comm. from Central Labor Union rel. to Ordinance relating to Police Officers riding on Trucks and leaving CityFeb 2
  17. 17Ordinance. Placed On File. Comm. from Richard C. Evarts, City Solicitor dated Dec. 5, 1938. with proposed draft of Revised Ordinances the Work of W.P.A. Project sponsored by Law Dept. (7 vol. 1934) (in vault)Feb 2
  18. 18Ordinance. Referred to City Solicitor. Ordinance rel. to Police Officers leaving City Limits while on Duty. (Sullivan)Feb 2
  19. 19Ordinance. No Action Necessary. An Ordinance defining "Heavy Commercial Vehicle"Feb 2
  20. 20Order. Dept. of Public Works requested to consider approving location of "Stop Signs" on Lexington Ave. at Huron Ave.; on Lakeview Ave. at Huron Ave.; on Flagg St. at Banks St. (Sullivan)Feb 2
  21. 21Ordinance. Establishing Salaries of Members of Police Dept.Feb 16
  22. 22Ordinance. Establishing Salaries of Members of Fire Dept.Feb 16
  23. 23Ordinance. Placed On File. Ordinance rel. to striking out in list of "One Way Streets" Erie St. from Magazine St. to Brookline St. in a northeasterly directionMar 2
  24. 24Ordinance. Placed On File. Comm. from Frederick J. Reardon et al others favoring the retention of Erie St. as a "One Way Street"Mar 2
  25. 25Ordinance. Placed On File. Ordinance rel. to restricting the operation of Heavy Commercial Vehicles on Scottts[?] St & Waterhouse St.Mar 2
  26. 26Ordinance. Traffic. Amending Section 15 of Ch. 8. "Stop Sign Locations" by adding. "North & South Bound Drivers on Lexington Ave. at Huron Ave.; "North Bound Drivers on Lake View Ave at Huron Ave."; "East & West Bound Drivers on Flagg St. at Banks St."Mar 23
  27. 27Order. Amending Rule 20 of City Council Rules, reducing the membership of Committee on Claims to three members. (Morton)Apr 6
  28. 28Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 4 of Art. 5 by adding "Albany St. southerly side between Mass. Ave. & Pacific St." Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 6 of Art. 5 (a) by adding "Albany St. southerly side bet. Mass. Ave. & Pacific St. bet. the hours of 7 A.M. & 7 P.M."Apr 27
  29. 29Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 7 of Art. 5 by adding a New Section 7. rel. to the location of Safety Zones & Islands. (Bridge St)Apr 27
  30. 30Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 2 of Art. 5 by adding "Vassar St. southerly side from Mass. Ave. to a Point approx 1100 feet easterly of Mass Ave. diagonally across from No. 47 Vassar St."Apr 27
  31. 31Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 2 of Art. 5 by striking out "Woodbridge St."Apr 27
  32. 32Ordinance. "Zoning" Changing Zoning Designation from R-2 & R-3 to B-2 at Premises 802-810 Memorial Drive. (Fellows[?] & Son Inc)Apr 27
  33. 33Ordinance. "Spur Track" Monroe St. Warren[?] Realty CoApr 27
  34. 34Order. Dept. of Public Works requested to consider approving the location of a "Channelizing Island" at Sparks St. & Huron Ave. (Hayes)May 11
  35. 35Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 1 of Art. 7. One Way Streets by adding "Irving St. from Kirkland St. to Cambridge St. in a southerly direction"May 25
  36. 36Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 1 of Art. 7. One Way Streets by adding "Forest St. from Mass. Ave. to Oxford[?] St. in an easterly direction"May 25
  37. 37Ordinance. Failed to Pass to be Ordained. Providing for Annual Salary of $3000 for Agent of Municipal Employment OfficeJun 29
  38. 38Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 15 of Art. 8. "Stop Sign Section" by adding "North & South Bound Drivers on Trowbridge St. at Harvard St."Oct 5
  39. 39Order. Dept of Public Works requested to consider approving the location of "Stop Sign" For Northeast Bound Drivers on [?] St at Harvard St.Oct 5
  40. 40Order. Committee on Ordinances designated to hold Public Hearing on Proposed Zoning Ordinance. (Crane)Oct 5
  41. 41Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Section 15 of Art. 8 "Stop Sign Locations" by adding: "Northeast Bound Drivers on Harvard St. at Harvard St."Nov 23
  42. 42Ordinance. Amending Section 8 of Fire Prevention Ordinance, said amendment conferring additional Power upon the Chief of Fire Dept. rel. to Safety of Public Bldgs (Prepared by City Solicitor)Dec 7
  43. 43Ordinance. Amending Section 2 of Division 1 of Bldg. Code said amendment giving Supt. of Bldgs. more power in case of immediate danger of collapse of Buildings. (Prepared by City Solicitor)Dec 14

Public Service

35 actions · № 1–35
  1. 1Order Lamp "157 Hamilton St. (Pill)Feb 2
  2. 2Order City Electrician to inform City Council why "Traffic Lights" have not been installed at "Putnam Ave. and Western Ave." "Concord Ave and Walden St." and "Pedestrian Lights on Sparks St. at 111 Auburn St." (Sullivan)Feb 2
  3. 3Order Catch Basin. Southeast Corner of Ovatte[?] & Sparks St. (Morton[?])Feb 9
  4. 4Public Service. Order. Approving sundry applications of John Donnelly and Sons for erection of Outdoor Advertising Signs as follows (1) No. 30121. Roof. 209-213 Hampshire St. near Inman Square. (2) No. 30154. Roof 1720-1730A. Mass. Ave.Feb 16
  5. 5Public Service · Order. Approving application of C. I. Brink Inc for the erection of Outdoor Advertising as follows (1) 30148. Roof. 257 Vassar St.Feb 16
  6. 6Public Service Referred to Supt. of Cemeteries. Comm. from American Legion calling attention to the need of more Burial Space in Cambridge Cemetery for VeteransFeb 16
  7. 7Public Service. Placed On File. Sundry Matters. (1) Order. Rel. to better Bus Service on Granite St. Line (2) Two. App. Orders. in sum of $25,000 & $50,000 for enlargement of sedimentation Basin as P.W.A. Project.Feb 16
  8. 8Public Service Placed On File. Order dated Jan. 23, 1940. requesting City Engineer to inform City Council as to contemplated Sewer Work in 1940Feb 16
  9. 9Public Service Placed On File. Comm. from Water Board. dated June 9, 1936. relative to Survey of Shut-Offs in SidewalksFeb 16
  10. 10Communication From City Manager relative to furnishing Water to City of Cambridge by the Met. Water District and (2) Orders rel. to this matter acted upon by City Council on Feb- 27, 1942.Feb 27
  11. 11Order. City Electrician to report to City Council why "Traffic Signals" on Memorial Drive at River St. & Western Ave. are not operating (Corcoran)Mar 2
  12. 12Order. "Catch Basin" No. 7 South Normandy Ave. (Sullivan)Mar 16
  13. 13Order. City Electrician to install "Lights" in Traffic Box at Harvard Square (Hogan)Mar 23
  14. 14Public Service. Order Approving sundry application of John Donnelly & Sons for erection of Outdoor Advertising Signs as follow (1.) No. 30198. Wall. 2067 Mass. Ave. Cor. Hadley St. Third & Fourth Story Wall (2) No. 30261 Roof 2088-2092 Mass Ave. Cor. of Walden StreetApr 13
  15. 15Order. City Engineer to replace "Man-Hole Cover" on Sewer on Third St Corner of Cambridge St. (Pill)Apr 13
  16. 16Order. "Lamp" 171 Columbia St. (Hogan)Apr 27
  17. 17Public Service Bus Route. Boston & Maine Transportation Co (From Boston - Cambridge City Line on Charles River Dam. along Charles River Dam & Charlestown Ave. to Cambridge Boston City Line as part of a through route from the State Line at Salisbury to Boston)May 11
  18. 18Public Service Order Approving sundry applications of John Donnelly & Sons for erection of Outdoor Advertising Signs as follow (1.) No. 30292. Sat & Wall "2355 Mass. Ave. (2) No. 30310. Roof "194 Bridge St., near Gore St.May 18
  19. 19Public Service Order Approving sundry applications of F. H. Burch[?] Co for erection of Outdoor Advertising Signs as follow (1.) No. 30301. Wall "303 Main St. (2) No. 30317 Ground Adjoining Wall at 68 Dudge[?] St.May 18
  20. 20Public Service. Order. Granting Boston Elevated Railway Co Two New Bus Stops on River St near Memorial DriveJun 8
  21. 21Placed On File. Notice from City Clerk of Waltham of Hearing to be held on Monday June 22, 1942. on petition of New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co for extension of their line through Winter St. WalthamJun 22
  22. 22Order. "Bus Stop" Boston Elevated Railway Co. "On Sagamore St near Glenwood Ave. Outbound.Aug 17
  23. 23Placed On File. Notice rel. to Hearing for setting of Poles on South St. in Waltham.Aug 17
  24. 24Placed On File. Notice rel. to Hearing for the erection of Poles on Parker St. in Town of ActonAug 17
  25. 25Public Service. Order. Approving application of Stewart Brothers Co. for erection of Outdoor Advertising Sign as follows (1) No. 20229 On Ground. Cor. of Brookline & Hamilton Sts.Sep 14
  26. 26Public Service. Order. Approving application of University Beverage Co. for erection of Outdoor Advertising Sign as follows (1) No. 20232. On Wall #1731 Mass. Ave.Sep 14
  27. 27Public Service. Order approving application of College Seal & Crest Co. for erection of Outdoor Advertising Sign as follows (1) No. 20353. On Ground #238 Broadway.Sep 14
  28. 28Order, City Council requests Public Utility Commission to freeze rates of Cambridge Gas Light Co. (Lewis[?])Sep 14
  29. 29Order City Electrician and Chief of Police to confer rel. to changing timing of traffic lights on Mass. Ave. (Corcoran)Sep 14
  30. 30Placed On File. Notice from Dept. of Public Utilities rel. to application of Boston & Maine Transportation Co. for War Emergency Certificate under Executive Order No. 11. for "Bus Route" bet. Burlington & Boston.Sep 14
  31. 31Placed On File. Notice from Dept of Public Utilities rel. to application of "Yankee Bus Lines Inc" for War Emergency Certificate under executive Order No. 11 for "Bus Route" bet. Cambridge and Fort Devens.Sep 28
  32. 32Placed On File Notice from Dept. of Public Utilities rel. to application of "Granite Stages" for War Emergency Certificate under Executive Order No. 11 for "Bus Route" between Boston & Ashly[?]Oct 19
  33. 33Placed on File. Notice from Dept. of Public Works of Hearing on Oct. 20, 1942 rel. to Petition of Boston Elevated Railway Co. for license to dump snow and ice into Tide Water during Winter of 1942-1943Oct 19
  34. 34Placed On File Notice from Cambridge Gas Light Co. of Hearing on Oct. 19, 1942 on their Petition for license to store 1,000,000 gallons of Fuel Oil at 254 T[?] third St.Oct 19
  35. 35Order. Elevated requested to locate a Trackless Trolley Stop on Huron Ave. bet. Larch Rd. & Aberdeen Ave. (Lynch)Nov 30

Public Safety

33 actions · № 1–33
  1. 1Incorporation. "The Lesley School" to be located in Cambridge at 29 Everett St.Jan 12
  2. 2Incorporation. "The Massachusetts Archaeological Society Inc"Jan 12
  3. 3Incorporation. "Massachusetts Men's Club Inc"Jan 19
  4. 4Incorporation. "World Wide Broadcasting Foundation of Mass. Inc".Jan 26
  5. 5Incorporation. "Boston Waterfront Employees Association Inc"Mar 2
  6. 6Incorporation. "Chaplains' Arsenal of Books".Mar 9
  7. 7Incorporation. "The Ella Lyman Cabot Trust Incorporated"Mar 9
  8. 8Slaughter House License Frank W. TreleganApr 13
  9. 9Slaughter House License. John F. WardApr 13
  10. 10Incorporation. "Laymen's League Against Epilepsy Inc"Apr 27
  11. 11Entertainment License granted to Central Square Theatre for entertainments to be held at Saturday Matinees during 1942 at which children under 15 years of age will take part (Crano)May 8
  12. 12Incorporation. "West End Ladies Circular Chesed Asso. Inc"May 18
  13. 13Incorporation "Cambridge Graduate School Inc" to be located in Cambridge at No. 5 Chauncy Terrace.May 25
  14. 14Incorporation "Associated Nichole[?] Club Inc".Jun 1
  15. 15Incorporation. "Forty Plus Alumni Association of New England Inc"Jun 8
  16. 16Incorporation. "The Academy of Certified Therapeutic Specialists Inc".Jun 15
  17. 17Incorporation. "Ladies' Society Our Mother of Perpetual Help of Boston Mass"Jun 22
  18. 18Incorporation. "The Canadian Veterans Association Inc" to be located in Cambridge at #872 Mass. Ave.Jun 29
  19. 19Order. Consent of City Council granted to "American Lithuanian Citizens Club. Inc. of Cambridge to change its location from 163 Harvard St. to 823 Main St.Aug 17
  20. 20Order. Failed of Adoption. Rel. to granting consent of City Council to "Samwo[?] Social Club" to change location from Springfield St. to 163 Harvard St.Aug 17
  21. 21Incorporation. "Planet Inc"Sep 14
  22. 22Incorporated "Mass. Italian-American Democratic Committee Inc"Sep 14
  23. 23Incorporation "The Charlesbank Yacht Club Inc"Sep 14
  24. 24Incorporation. "The White House Beach Improvement Asso. Inc"Sep 21
  25. 25Incorporation. "Mass. Package Stores Asso. Inc"Sep 21
  26. 26Public Safety. Inspector of Bldgs authorized to enter upon Premises. Rear 405 Norfolk St. and remove unsafe structure.Sep 21
  27. 27Incorporation. "U.S.O. Greater Boston Soldiers & Sailors Committee Inc."Nov 2
  28. 28Incorporation. "Boston J.W.B. Army & Navy Club. Inc."Nov 30
  29. 29Order. Chief of Fire Dept., Chief of Police Dept., & Supt. of Bldgs. to confer rel. to existing Bldg. Laws & Regulations. (Mayor Conway[?])Nov 30
  30. 30Order. City Solicitor to draft. Ordinance giving similar powers to Supt. of Bldgs as conferred on Chief of Fire Dept rel. to Safety of Buildings ( Morton)Dec 7
  31. 31Order. Chief of Police to notify all owners and tenants of Public Halls, Night Clubs etc to see that all exits & entrances are in Working Order etc. (. Hill)Dec 7
  32. 32Incorporation. "The Mass. State Council of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World Inc."Dec 14
  33. 33Incorporation. "Navy Post No. 297 Inc. of The Department of Mass, The American Legion"Dec 28

Claims

13 actions · № 1–13
  1. 1Order. Committee on Claims requested to consider the Claims of Sewer Dept. Employees for loss of clothing etc due to Fire in Tool House on Alewife Brook Parkway on Sept. 17, 1941. (Bill)Feb 2
  2. 2Leave to Withdraw. Sundry Petitions (1) Gustaf A. Johnson (2) Francis J. McGrath (3) Edward F. McKeon (4) Peter StellaMar 23
  3. 3Leave to Withdraw. Sundry Petitions. (1) May Blankenship (2) Annie Mooney. (3) Winifred Reddan (4) Doris Sullivan (5) John J. WhalenMar 23
  4. 4Referred to City Solicitor. Three (3) Petitions of Patrick F. Shea, Patrolman in Police Dept, for reimbursement for loss of Wages caused by injuries received in Performance of DutyMar 23
  5. 5Referred to City Solicitor. Petition of Edward Smith for injuries sustained on March 24, 1942 caused by fall over Manhole Cover on Pleasant St.May 11
  6. 6Leave to Withdraw. Sundry Petitions (1) Edmund A. Creagh[?] (2) Bernard Lane. (3) William P. BrowneMay 11
  7. 7No Action Necessary. On Petition of John J. Moran for readjustment of Salary as Supervisor on W. P. A. Project.May 11
  8. 8Referred to City Solicitor. Petition of Henrietta Martin for damages caused by fall at City Hospital on May 18, 1942Sep 24
  9. 9Leave to Withdraw. Petition of James J. Connors for reimbursement for injuries on June 16, 1942 at Clinton Park.Sep 24
  10. 10Referred to Chief of Police. Petition of Patrolmen Philip R. Cloran, Edmund T. Broderick & Charles H. Brady for reimbursement for injuries. (see No. 314 Finance 1942)Sep 24
  11. 11Leave to Withdraw. Sundry Petitions (1) Mrs. Mary Kenney. (2) Mrs. Louise Allen (3) James J. Kelly (4) Nellie Ahern. (5) Marion ReardonOct 5
  12. 12Referred to City Solicitor. Sundry Petitions (1) Juanita D. Wells (2) Gleason M. PendletonOct 5
  13. 13Leave to Withdraw. Sundry Petitions. (1) Thomas W. Howitz[?] (2) Mrs. Mascari (3) John B. Toomey,Oct 5

Public Aid

12 actions · № 1–12
  1. 1Public Aid. Submitting Monthly Report for January 1942.Feb 16
  2. 2Public Aid. Submitting Monthly Report for February 1942 scanMar 9
  3. 3Public Aid. Order. Requesting the City Manger to take Steps for Installation of Food Stamp Plan in Cambridge. scanMar 23
  4. 4Public Aid. Submitting Monthly Report for March 1942. scanApr 27
  5. 5Public Aid. Submitting Monthly Report for April 1942 scanMay 18
  6. 6Public Aid. Submitting Monthly Report for May 1942. scanJun 8
  7. 7Public Aid Submitting Monthly Report for June 1942 scanAug 17
  8. 8Public Aid Submitting Monthly Report for July 1942 scanSep 28
  9. 9Public Aid Submitting Monthly Report for August 1942 scanSep 28
  10. 10Public Aid. Submitting Monthly Report for Sept. 1942 scanOct 19
  11. 11Public Aid Submitting Monthly Reports for Oct. 1942. scanNov 23
  12. 12Public Aid Submitting Monthly Report for Nov. 1942 scanDec 28

Public Celebrations & Military Affairs

10 actions · № 1–10
  1. 1Order. Special Committee of Three Members appointed to take suitable action rel. to Death of Capt. William P. Morrill of U.S. Marines. (Hogan) scanMay 4
  2. 2Order. Area in front of Sumner Statue named "General Douglas MacArthur Square" (Sullivan) scanJun 1
  3. 3Order. Park Commissioners requested to name "Mothers Rest" located at Corner of Amory St. & St. Mary Road "The Robert I. Paine Playground". scanOct 19
  4. 4Order. Special Committee of Three Councillors appointed to take action on a Memorial in honor of Commander John J. Shea of United States Navy. (Lynch) scanNov 2
  5. 5Resolve. In Favor of appointment of Son of Commander John J. Shea to Naval Academy, when he comes of age. (Sennott) scanNov 9
  6. 6Communication from Park Commission stating that "Mothers Rest" at Corner of Amory St. & St. Mary Road has been named "The Robert I. Paine Playground" scanNov 9
  7. 7Order. Area Bounded by Winter St., Third St. and Bridge St. named "Lieutenant Charles F. Conlan Square" (Sullivan) scanNov 23
  8. 8Order. Area Bounded by Plymouth St., Webster Ave., and Hamlin St. named "Francis P. Sullivan Square" (Sullivan) scanDec 7
  9. 9Special Committee Resolve. Met. District Commission requested to name Cottage Farm Bridge "John J. Shea Memorial Bridge" scanDec 7
  10. 10Special Committee. Resolve. Library Trustees requested to name East Cambridge Branch Library "The Colonel William E. Morrill Library" scanDec 7

Industrial Development

1 actions · № 1–1
  1. 1Industrial Development. No Action Necessary. Petition of Warren[?] Realty Company dated March 16, 1942, for license for Spur Track on Munroe Street scanApr 13

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