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1945

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Finance

612 actions · № 1–612
  1. 1Order. Temporay[?] Loan $4,000,000Jan 8
  2. 2Order. App. $11,500 to Street Dept (Tax Levy)Jan 8
  3. 3Order. Half Holiday for City Employees each Week. (P.11)Jan 8
  4. 4Order. Revenue received from Sewer and Sidewalk assessments for 1945 reserved for Sewer Construction & Sidewalk Construction respectively (P.11)Jan 8
  5. 5Order. App. $21.27 to Law Dept Reimbursements under Ch. 41. Sec. 100-A (Tax Levy)Jan 15
  6. 6Finance Establishing "Bond" of City Treasurer at $87,000 and "Bond" of City Collector at $87,700Jan 15
  7. 7Finance. "Bond" of Albert T. Doyle, Asst City Clerk approvedJan 15
  8. 8Order. App. $5000 to St. Dept. B-21. Snow Removal (Tax Levy)Jan 22
  9. 9Order. Pension. Patrolman John J. Tevlin. Police Dept.Jan 22
  10. 10Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from E. Katherine Smith Senior Accountant, Auditing Dept, relative to her treatment as an employee of City Auditors Office.Jan 22
  11. 11Finance. No Action Necessary. On Comm. from City Manager with Order App. $25,000 for erection of Honor RollJan 22
  12. 12Finance. No Action Necessary On Comm. from City Manager with Ordinance relative to charges for use of Public Dumps etcJan 22
  13. 13Finance Placed On File. Order authorizing City Manager to sell for a sum not less than $2500 land bordering on Russell FieldJan 22
  14. 14Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager recommending that City Council made a Study of Fees charged for Various licenses and servicesJan 22
  15. 15Finance Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) Report of Survey of Police Dept made by Patrick J. Moynihan (For Report see large Safe in Vault) (2) League of Women Voters Rel. to Reports of Surveys of Police and City Hospital Depts made by Patrick J. MoynihanJan 22
  16. 16Finance _ Placed On File Sundry Matters (Cassidy) (1) Order. Rel. to employment of Full Time Deputy Collector of Taxes (2) Dem. Ward & City Committee. Rel. to collection of Excise Taxes etc. (3) Election Commission. Rel. to Police Listing & Voting Lists (4) City Manager. Message dated May 29, 1944 concerning Fees For Licenses, Services etc. ( For Message see Large Safe _ Vol 19Jan 22
  17. 17Finance Placed On File _ Sundry Matters (1) Frederick G. Davis Rel. to Workers at Polls on Election Day. (2) Opinion of City Solicitor rel. to annuity Case of George F. Murray a former member of Police Dept (3) City Clerk. Copy of Ch. 148, Acts of 1943. Rel. to limitation on the amount which a Housing Authority may agree to Pay to a City in lieu of Taxes.Jan 22
  18. 18Finance Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) Assessors. Rel. to abatement of Taxes on Homes of Veterans under G-I Bill (2) City Electrician Rel. to St. Light at 70 Winthrop St. (3) Marion Clarke Nichols. Rel. to Order of School Committee for a $5000 App. for School SurveyJan 22
  19. 19Finance Placed On File Sundry Matters (1) City Manager. Rel. to Order for Pay Increases for 1945 (2) City Manager. Increases to be granted for 1945 (3) Russell C. Hoyle Post Aux. Rel. to App. for entertainment of Service Men (4) Mathew J. Munds. Rel. to Purchase of a Portion of Norcross St. (5) Order. Rel. to Special Committee to confer with Members of Police & Fire Dept. Relief Associations. ( Cassidy)Jan 22
  20. 20Order. App. $1000 to Cemetery Dept. G-13. Tools. (Tax Levy)Jan 29
  21. 21Order. App. $500 to Bldg. Dept. Maint. A-3 Overtime. (Tax Levy)Jan 29
  22. 22Order App. $216 to Fire Dept. C-7. Furniture & Fittings (Tax Levy)Jan 29
  23. 23Order. App. $702 to Building Dept. (Tax Levy)Feb 5
  24. 24Order. App. $180 to Sealer of Weights & Measures Dept. A-1. (Tax Levy)Feb 5
  25. 25Order. Aff. #165 to Fire Dept. C-13. Tools & Instruments (Tax Levy)Feb 5
  26. 26Order. Aff. #105 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch. 41. Sec. 100-A (Tax Levy)Feb 5
  27. 27Order. Aff. #35 to Clerk of Committees Dept. B-3. (Tax Levy)Feb 5
  28. 28Order. City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to repair Sidewalk at 407-413 Mass. Ave. (Pill)Feb 5
  29. 29Order. City Manager to inform City Council what action he is taking in regard to Salary Increases for certain City Employees. (Cassidy)Feb 5
  30. 30Order. City Manager to notify City Council 30 days in advance if he retires because of demands for his services by State Officials (Sullivan)Feb 5
  31. 31Order. Aff. #6000 to St. Dept. Gen. Maint. B-21. Snow Removal. (Tax Levy)Feb 12
  32. 32Order. Aff. #1000 to Health Dept. Camb. San. D-5. (Tax Levy)Feb 12
  33. 33Placed On File. Comm. from the City Manager stating that he has not yet completed his study of Salary IncreasesFeb 12
  34. 34Order. City Manager requested to be present at next meeting of City Council to discuss the financial condition of the City. (Neville)Feb 12
  35. 35Order. Aff. #100 to Budget Dept. A-3. Overtime. (Tax Levy)Feb 19
  36. 36Resolve. Endorsing features of House Bill 983 designed to abolish the so-called "Standby Charge" of the Met. SystemFeb 26
  37. 37Order. Aff. #28.77 to Law Dept. Reimbursements. Ch. 41. Sect. 100-A (Tax Levy)Mar 5
  38. 38Order. Pension. Patrolman Frank J. Fahy. Police Dept.Mar 5
  39. 39Order. City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to clean up conditions at corner of Austin & Norfolk Sts. etc. (Sullivan)Mar 5
  40. 40Order. City Manager to start preparation of Budget not later than Dec. 1 of the year prior to the Budget in question etc. (Mayor Corcoran)Mar 5
  41. 41Order. City Manager to inform Council of his decision rel. to a pay increase of #200 for all City Employees (Mayor Corcoran)Mar 5
  42. 42Order. City Manager to confer with Welfare Board relative to making arrangements for the housing of families in emergency cases etc (Sullivan)Mar 12
  43. 43Order. City Manager to instruct Supt. of Streets to resurface the entire length of Aberdeen Ave (Cassidy)Mar 12
  44. 44Finance. Order. App. $8,240,966.36 For Annual Budget 1945. ($6,273,459.62 sundry Depts) ($1,967,506.74 School Dept)Mar 19
  45. 45Finance. Order. App. $455,339.79 For Annual Water Dept Budget For 1945. (For City Manager's Budget Message to City Council see Large Safe in Vault)Mar 19
  46. 46Order. Rescinding Temporary Loan Order For $4,000,000 adopted on Jan. 8,1945 / Order. New Temporary Loan Order For $4,000,000Mar 19
  47. 47Order. App. $63 to Cemetery Dept. G-13. Tools. (Tax Levy)Mar 19
  48. 48Order. City Manager to appoint a Person to investigate legislation establishing a Mass. Port Authority etc. (Neville)Mar 19
  49. 49Order. City Manager to allow time off to City Employees to attend Church Services on Good Friday March 30, from Noontime on. (Piatt[?])Mar 19
  50. 50Order City Manager to direct City Engineer to install Catch Basins at 104 Inman St. & 1318 Cambridge St. (Scanott[?])Mar 19
  51. 51Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to erect appropriate Warning Signs near Cambridge Field For Protection of Children (Neville)Mar 19
  52. 52Order Mayor to notify Members of War Memorial Advisory Committee of Meeting on Monday March 26, 1945 at 7 o'clock P.M. relative to Honor Roll. (Neville)Mar 19
  53. 53Finance Placed On File. Report of Audit of Sinking Funds for year ending Dec. 31, 1945. (For Report see Large Safe in Vault)Mar 26
  54. 54Finance. Placed On File. Report by City Manager of Wage Increases from Jan. 1, 1942 to Jan. 1, 1945. (For Report see Large Safe in Vault)Mar 26
  55. 55Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager stating that he will not order an increase of $200 for all City Employees.Mar 26
  56. 56Finance. Placed On File. Sundry Matters. (1) D.P.U. Rel. to Rental deficits on account of extension of Boylston St. Subway. (2) D.P.U. Regarding rates & Charges in Tariff filed by B-&-M. Railroad. (3) City Manager. Summary of activities of the year 1944. (For Report see Large Safe in Vault)Mar 26
  57. 57Order. App. $700 to Police Dept. B-44. Travel Outside State. (Tax Levy)Mar 26
  58. 58Order. Appr. $500 to Park Dept. Back Stop at Cambridge Common. (Tax Levy)Mar 26
  59. 59Order. Appr. $712.96 to Water Dept. Contribution to Retirement System (From Water Dept. Receipts for 1945)Mar 26
  60. 60Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Street Dept $6500Mar 26
  61. 61Order. City Manager to have all bills for Food and Ice presented to City Council. etc. (Sullivan)Mar 26
  62. 62Order. City Solicitor requested to prepare Bill to be introduced in the Legislature authorizing the City Council to establish Salaries of City Employees, except those in School Dept., By Ordinance (Cassidy)Mar 26
  63. 63Finance. Order. Appr. $6000 to Eng. Dept. Schedule F. Mosquito Control (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 2
  64. 64Finance. Order. Appr. $1600 for observance of Memorial Day. May 30th. (Tax Levy)Apr 2
  65. 65Order. Appr. $350 to Park Dept. Tile Floor at Golf Club House. (Tax Levy)Apr 2
  66. 66Order. Appr. $1347 to St. Dept. Sidewalk Construction. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sidewalk Assessments)Apr 2
  67. 67Release of Corlett School Bldg Site at Corner of Holworthy St and Park Ave to the City, by the School CommitteeApr 2
  68. 68Release of Taylor School Bldg Site to the City by School CommitteeApr 2
  69. 69Order. City Manager to consider erecting in northern end of the City a Municipal Bldg for recreational & School Purposes. (Lynch[?])Apr 2
  70. 70Order. Appr. $250 to Cemetery Dept. Repair of Lawnmowers. (Tax Levy)Apr 9
  71. 71Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Street Dept $2185Apr 9
  72. 72Order. Dept. Transfer. Treasury Dept $1000 (To D-1 from B-7)Apr 9
  73. 73Order. Dept Transfer. Mayor's Office $12 (To C-9 from D-1)Apr 9
  74. 74Order. Appr. $5000 to Cemetery Dept. Cemetery Embellishments (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of Lots & Graves)Apr 9
  75. 75Order. Appr. $253.96 to Street Dept. Sidewalk Construction. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Water Dept for repair of Cuts)Apr 9
  76. 76Order. Appr. $15,000 to School Dept. Wartime Child Care Centers (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 9
  77. 77Order. Appr. $10,000 to Police Dept. Schedule A-1. Permanent Employees (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 9
  78. 78Order App. $4000 to Street Dept. Sidewalk Construction. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 9
  79. 79Order App. $2686 to Health Dept. Cambridge Sanatorium. Repair of Elevator (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 9
  80. 80Order Authorizing the employment of Daniel F. Dannett[?] as a Laborer in Street Dept. at $30 per week effective April 4, 1945Apr 9
  81. 81Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager relative to the continued employment of Lieut. Timothy F. McCarthy and Private Michael Muller of Fire Dept. who have reached the age of 70 yearsApr 9
  82. 82Order City Manager to confer with Supt. of Streets relative to having Elmer St. resurfaced (Hill)Apr 9
  83. 83Order City Manager to consider having the Supt. of Streets reconstruct the Safety Islands so as to conform with the design of the Island on Mass Ave at Russell St. (Hill)Apr 9
  84. 84Order City Manager to direct the Supt. of Streets to have Sign Painted to denote the location of the Branch Library at the Abraham Lincoln School (Lynch)Apr 9
  85. 85Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to make a Survey of lighting conditions on Walden St. & Coggswell Ave. (Lynch)Apr 9
  86. 86Finance. City Manager authorized to sell for a sum not less than $2500 a Parcel of Land at Cor. of Park Ave. & Holworthy St.Apr 16
  87. 87Order App. $1561 to Sewer Dept. Schedule A-1. (Tax Levy) (Employment of Charles P. McClenaghan)Apr 16
  88. 88Order App. $1050 to Treasury Dept. A-2. Temp. Employees (Tax Levy)Apr 16
  89. 89Order App. $784 to Sewer Dept. A-2. Temp. Employees (Tax Levy)Apr 16
  90. 90Order App. $600 to Health Dept. A-1. Permanent Employees (Tax Levy) (Employment of Edith M. Harvey R.N.)Apr 16
  91. 91Order App. $437 to Health Dept. Dental Clinic A-1. Permanent Employees (Salary Increases for Dental Assistants) (Tax Levy)Apr 16
  92. 92Order App. $410 to Park Dept. Forestry B-22 Medical Service (Tax Levy)Apr 16
  93. 93Order App. $75 to Sealer of Weights & Measures Dept. D-1. Office Supplies (Tax Levy)Apr 16
  94. 94Order App. $40 to Clerk of Committees Dept. B-3. Advertising & Posting (Tax Levy)Apr 16
  95. 95Order Aff. $2627 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch 41 Sect. 100-A (Tax Levy)Apr 16
  96. 96Order Aff. $58,775 to St. Dept. Street Construction (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 16
  97. 97Order Aff. $11,901.56 to St. Dept G-4. Two Trucks equipped with "Gar-Wood Packer Bodies" (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 16
  98. 98Order Aff. $10,330 to St. Dept G-4. Two Trucks with Elgin Ash Bodies (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 16
  99. 99Order Aff. $2015 to St. Dept G-1. One Sidewalk Snow Plow Complete (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 16
  100. 100Order Aff. $775 to Park Dept. Golf Course G-13. Set of Grass Cutting Units. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Apr 16
  101. 101Order Authorizing Salary Increase of $100 per year for Attendant Nurse at Cambridge SanatoriumApr 16
  102. 102Order { Pension Lieut. Timothy F. McCarthy Fire Dept. } ( Pension Private Michael Mullen Fire Dept. )Apr 16
  103. 103Placed On File Comm. from City Manager stating that the Garbage Contract for the next 12 month period has been awarded to Webster Cutting at $4.60 per LoadApr 16
  104. 104Order City Manager and Supt of Recreation to consider opening Shower Bath Facilities at Abraham Lincoln School (Cassidy)Apr 16
  105. 105Order City Manager to request Boston Elevated Railway to consider having Busses enter Driveway at Cambridge Sanatorium to load & unload passengers (Cassidy)Apr 16
  106. 106Order City Manager to have Chief of Police, License Commission & Supt. of Streets report to City Council not later than April 23, 1945 on the alleged nuisance on Baldwin St near Cambridge St (Cassidy)Apr 16
  107. 107Order City Manager to have the name of President Roosevelt placed at head of list on Honor Roll (Sennott)Apr 16
  108. 108Order City Manager to advertise for Sale at auction the land on Park Ave at Holworthy St for a sum not less than $2800 (Sullivan)Apr 16
  109. 109Order City Manager to direct City Engineer to make a Survey rel. to having new Catch Basins installed at 7 So. Normandy[?] St. on Jackson St. and at Cor of Harrison & Columbia Aves (Lynch)Apr 16
  110. 110Order. Appn. $5000 to Health Dept. Camb. San. Schedule D-5 ( Tax Levy)Apr 23
  111. 111Order Appn. $100 to License Commission D-1. Office Supplies. ( Tax Levy)Apr 23
  112. 112Order. Appn. $21.27 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch. 41, Sect. 100-A. (Tax Levy)Apr 23
  113. 113Order. Dept. Transfer Street Dept. $300 ( To G-17 from C-13)Apr 23
  114. 114Order. Dept. Transfer Sewer Maint. Dept. $100 (To F-11 from A-1)Apr 23
  115. 115Order. City Manager requested to clean Civil War Monument on Camb. Common for Memorial Day and to place a Fence around it (Lynch)Apr 23
  116. 116Order. City Manager to get an estimate of cost of insuring City Owned Vehicles and report same to City Council (Cassidy)Apr 23
  117. 117Order. Appn. $28.57 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch. 41, Sect. 100-A. (Tax Levy)Apr 30
  118. 118Order. City Manager to consider erecting a suitable monument on Cambridge Common in honor of the late President Roosevelt. (Pill)Apr 30
  119. 119Order. City Manager to consider directing the Supt. of Bldgs to renovate Ladies Rest Room in City Hall ( Pill)Apr 30
  120. 120Order. City Manager to consider erecting an Honor Roll for all Members of Merchant Marine who served during World War II. (Sullivan)Apr 30
  121. 121Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. City Hospital Dept. $4863.10May 7
  122. 122Order Sundry Dept. Transfers Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $12058May 7
  123. 123Order. Dept. Transfer. St. Dept. $750. Expenses in Case of Edward J. Cooper (To Shops & Garages Schedule F. from Shops & Garages A-1)May 7
  124. 124Order. Appn. $500 to Bldg. Dept. Operation D-3. Fuel. ( From Reserve Fund)May 7
  125. 125Order. Appn. $4750 for Observance of Patriots Day. April 19. ( From Reserve Fund)May 7
  126. 126Order. Appn. $6324.76 to Treasury Dept. Payroll Machines & Supplies ( From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)May 7
  127. 127Finance. Placed On File. Report of Audit. Feb. 17, 1942 to March 31, 1944 ( For Report see large Safe in Vault)May 14
  128. 128City Council as Committee of the Whole to consider Memorial for site of Washington Elm. Order City Manager to confer with Dept. of Public Works rel. to having a survey made of Traffic Conditions near site of Washington Elm.May 14
  129. 129City Council as Committee of the Whole to consider Memorial for site of Washington Elm Order. Name of Committee changed to "Washington Elm Memorial Committee".May 14
  130. 130Order. Dept. Transfer. Electrical Dept. $100 (To B-14 from D-16).May 14
  131. 131Order. Dept. Transfer. Sealer of Weights & Measures Dept. $10 (To B-84 from D-16)May 14
  132. 132Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. $156May 14
  133. 133Order. App. $100 to Washington Elm Memorial Committee (From Reserve Fund)May 14
  134. 134Order. City Manager to confer with Elevated Officials rel. to providing increased transportation facilities bet. Harvard Square & Coolidge Ave. on Memorial Day May 30, 1945: (Pilli)May 14
  135. 135Order. City Manager to inform City Council if he addressed the "Civitan Club" on April 18, 1945 on Plan E. Charter (Sullivan)May 14
  136. 136Order. App. $600 to Street Dept. Resurfacing of Rindwal[?] Ave. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)May 21
  137. 137Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $16.50May 21
  138. 138Order. Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. $400 (To E-2 from A-1).May 21
  139. 139Order. Dept. Transfer. Cemetery Dept. $200 (To E-13 from A-1).May 21
  140. 140Order. App. $150 for Music For Flag Day. (From Reserve Fund)May 21
  141. 141Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $17.41 (To B-11 from B-39)May 21
  142. 142Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager relative to his delay in reporting on Postwar Projects.May 21
  143. 143Order. City Manager to direct Supt. of Bldgs. to Sand Blast the front of City Hall (Pilli)May 21
  144. 144Order. City Manager to direct Supt. of Steele[?] to erect a Sign on the front of City Hall to read "City Hall" (Pilli)May 21
  145. 145Order. City Manager to confer with City Electrician relative to illuminating the City Hall Clock (Pilli)May 21
  146. 146Finance. Pension. Dr. Edward Rosenberg, School DentistMay 28
  147. 147Finance. Order. App. $7649.36 to St. Dept. G-1. Grader. Complete with various equipment. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)May 28
  148. 148Finance. Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Street Dept. $3020May 28
  149. 149Finance Order. Aff. $500 to Bldg. Dept. Razing unsafe Bldgs. (From Reserve Fund)May 28
  150. 150Order. Aff. $1000 to Park Dept. Schedule F. Repairs at Russell Field Bleachers & Running Track (From Reserve Fund)May 28
  151. 151Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $6000May 28
  152. 152Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $350 (To G-12 from C-7)May 28
  153. 153Order. Appointing Drs. George A. Connor & Patrick J. Fleming as Members of Medical Board in annuity case of William L. Anderson, deceased member of Police Dept. (Bennett)May 28
  154. 154Order. City Manager requested for information about the erection of Honor Roll. (Neville & Sullivan)May 28
  155. 155Order. City Manager to inform City Council regarding reason for small force of employees at Cambridge Cemetery. (Sullivan)May 28
  156. 156Finance. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. $500. (To F-1 from F-4)Jun 4
  157. 157Order. Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. $137.11 (To B-5 from D-16)Jun 4
  158. 158Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. $50 (To B-14 from A-1)Jun 4
  159. 159Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. $6000Jun 4
  160. 160Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Mayor's Office $70Jun 4
  161. 161Order. Pension. Louis C. Avery. Fire Dept.Jun 4
  162. 162Order. City Manager to direct Purchasing Agent, when advertising for Bids, to place one add in a Boston Newspaper etc. (Sullivan)Jun 4
  163. 163Order. City Manager to grant two weeks vacation to all Veterans returning to employ of City etc. (Sennott[?])Jun 4
  164. 164Finance. Approving "Bond" of City Clerk in sum of $3000 (Apr. for June, 1945)Jun 11
  165. 165Finance Order. Aff. $500 to Mayor's Dept. Entertainment of Distinguished Guests. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 11
  166. 166Finance. Order. Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. $2000 (To A-1 from A-2)Jun 11
  167. 167Order. Providing that the sum of $287,000, representing Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account be Aff. to be used by Board of Assessors for the purpose of fixing the tax rate for 1945Jun 11
  168. 168Order. Sundry Dept Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $900Jun 11
  169. 169Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. $13Jun 11
  170. 170Order. Dept. Transfer. Sewer Maint. Dept. #935 (To A-1 from A-2)Jun 11
  171. 171Order. Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. #700 (To B-44 from A-1)Jun 11
  172. 172Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. #50 (To B-1 from A-1)Jun 11
  173. 173Order. Dept. Transfer. Executive Dept. #35 (To C-7 from D-1)Jun 11
  174. 174Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. #10 (To F-1 from B-44)Jun 11
  175. 175Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. #9 (To C-7 from C-7)Jun 11
  176. 176Order. Appointing Drs. Frank T. Downey & Salvatore Romeo as Members of Medical Board in Annuity Case of Edward J. Tobin, deceased Member of Fire Dept. (Neville)Jun 11
  177. 177Order. App. #800.51 to Municipal Pension. F-7. Amounts due on Pensions of Prior years. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 25
  178. 178Order. App. #477.50 to Bldg. Dept. D-3. Fuel. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 25
  179. 179Order. App. #13,000 to Fire Dept. G-4. Pumping Engine. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Jun 25
  180. 180Order. App. #7000 to Police Dept. G-4. Two combination ambulances and Patrol Wagons. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Jun 25
  181. 181Order App. #34,100 to Water Dept. Schedule F. Purchase of Land and Bldgs on New St.Jun 25
  182. 182Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. St. Dept. $3000Jun 25
  183. 183Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. #500 (To D-1 from A-1)Jun 25
  184. 184Order. Dept. Transfer. Library Dept. #100 (To C-9 from C-7)Jun 25
  185. 185Order. Dept. Transfer. St. Dept. #2000 (To Sidewalk Construction from A-1)Jun 25
  186. 186Order. App. $394.42 to St. Dept. Construction of Rindge AveJun 25
  187. 187Order. Rel. to employment of John J. Byrne. Clerk in Water Dept. / Order. Rel. to classification of Manuel Rogers, Working Foreman, St. Dept. / Order Rel. to employment of Ella Jackson, Head Nurse X-Ray, City Hospital / Order Rel. to employment of John C. Willey, Principal Clerk, City Hospital / Order Rel. to classification of Martin J. McGowan. Gardener-Lab. Park Dept.Jun 25
  188. 188Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager, notifying City Council that the Tax Rate for 1945 is $35.90Jun 25
  189. 189Order. App. $5453.14 to various Depts. Increase in rates of compensation (Schedule attached) Order. Increase in rates of compensation. Employees of Water Dept. (Schedule attached)Jun 25
  190. 190Finance. Order, Placing on Ballot at next City Election the question of authorizing Cities & Towns to appropriate money for the removal of snow & ice from Private Ways open to Public use.Jun 26
  191. 191Finance Accepting the provisions of Chapter 156, Acts of 1945, the same being "An Act Providing Sick Leaves for Laborers, Workmen & Mechanics Regularly Employed, By Certain Cities & Towns"Jun 26
  192. 192Finance. Order App. $5000 to Cemetery Dept. Care and Embellishments of the Cemetery. (From Revenue in Treasury received from sale of Lots & Graves)Jun 26
  193. 193Finance Order. Authorizing the City Manager to sell for a sum not less than $1200 a Parcel of City Owned Land at Corner of Holworthy St. & Park Ave. & containing 10,000 square feet.Jun 26
  194. 194Finance No Action Necessary. An Order App $115,000 to be used by Assessors in fixing tax rate for 1945.Jun 26
  195. 195Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager relative to Bill filed in Legislature to relieve Boston & Cambridge from the expense of the maintenance of the Longfellow & Cottage Farm Bridges.Jun 26
  196. 196Finance Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager relative to any arrangements made with the Met. District Commission in regard to changing over to Met. District Water CommissionJun 26
  197. 197Finance Placed On File. Copy of resolution from City Council of New Bedford in opposition to House Bill No. 1693 rel. to increase in Salaries, wages etc of City EmployeesJun 26
  198. 198Order. App. $500 to Health Dept Camb. San. Repairs and Renovations of Elevators. Camb. San. (From Reserve Fund)Jun 26
  199. 199Order. App. $339 to Eng. Dept. D-16. ( From Reserve Fund)Jun 26
  200. 200Order App. $200 to Veterans Service Dept. D-16 ( From Reserve Fund)Jun 26
  201. 201Order. App. $131.20 to Assessors Dept. B-39. ( From Reserve Fund)Jun 26
  202. 202Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital. $7000Jun 26
  203. 203Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $1315Jun 26
  204. 204Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. $360Jun 26
  205. 205Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Cemetery Dept. $150Jun 26
  206. 206Order. Dept. Transfer Sewer Maint. Dept. $100 (To D-16 from C-13)Jun 26
  207. 207Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital $35 (To B-42 from B-18)Jun 26
  208. 208Order Dept. Transfer Electrical Dept $10 (To B-22 from C-9).Jun 26
  209. 209Order Dept Transfer Water Dept. $8.40 (To C-7 from C-9)Jun 26
  210. 210Order. Dept. Transfer Park Dept. $2.00 (To B-22 from A-1)Jun 26
  211. 211Order App. $500 for entertainment of Persons inducted into the Armed Forces of the U.S. ( From Revenue in Treasury received from the sale of Salvage)Jun 26
  212. 212Order. App. $5000 to Library Dept. Purchase of Land and Building for Mt. Auburn Branch Library ( From Revenue in Treasury received from the Sale of City Land)Jun 26
  213. 213Order. Granting an Annuity to Catherine A. Anderson Widow of William L. Anderson, deceased Member of Police Dept.Jun 26
  214. 214Order. City Manager to consider App. a sum for installation a Traffic Signal Layout in "David I. Colman Square" as approved by Dept. of Public Works in report dated May 15, 1938 (Neville)Jun 26
  215. 215Order. City Manager to confer with Met. District Commissrs. rel. to providing Sand for Magazine & Gerrys Landing Beaches. (Pill)Jun 26
  216. 216Order City Manager to direct City Engineer to make a survey of sewerage conditions on Essex St. (Pill)Jun 26
  217. 217Order City Manager to direct Water Dept to install a Drinking Fountain on Grounds of Main Public Library. (Neville)Jun 26
  218. 218Order City Manager to direct City Engineer to install a Catch Basin in front of 6 South Normandy Ave (Lynch)Jun 26
  219. 219Order. City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to replace all traffic signs, recently blown down, on Inman St. near Mass. Ave. (Hill)Jun 26
  220. 220Order. City Manager to arrange for the completion of sidewalks on both sides of Fayerweather St. from Vassal Lane towards Walden St. (Morton)Jun 26
  221. 221Finance. Approving "Bonds" of Members of Retirement BoardAug 13
  222. 222Order. Pension. Patrolman Frank C. McCullough Police Dept.Aug 13
  223. 223Order. App. $1950 to Treasury Dept. O-1. Office Supplies. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  224. 224Order. App. $1550 to Law Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  225. 225Order. App. $1510 to Electrical Dept. O-20 Radio Supplies (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  226. 226Order. App. $529.15 to Public Celebrations July 4, 1945. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  227. 227Order. App. $320 to St. Dept. G-4. Motor Equipment (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  228. 228Order. App. $303 to Law Dept. Reimbursement Legal Expense Hutchinson Case. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  229. 229Order. App. $225 to Bldg. Dept. O-17. Motor Vehicle Parts (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  230. 230Order. App. $134.50 to Custodian of Foreclosed Property (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  231. 231Order. App. $9.40 to Law Dept. C-7. Furniture. (From Reserve Fund)Aug 13
  232. 232Order. Dept. Transfer. Electrical Dept. $2000 (To A-3 from A-1)Aug 13
  233. 233Order. Dept. Transfer. Eng. Dept. $450 (To G-7 from G-1)Aug 13
  234. 234Order. Dept. Transfer. Assessor's Dept. $75 (To B-39 from B-44)Aug 13
  235. 235Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $58 (To B-11 from B-18)Aug 13
  236. 236Order. Dept. Transfer Library Dept. $48 (To B-39 from C-7)Aug 13
  237. 237Order. Dept. Transfer. Sewer Maint. Dept. $26 ( To D-1 from C-13)Aug 13
  238. 238Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $10 (To C-7 from C-17)Aug 13
  239. 239Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $10 (To B-3 from B-12)Aug 13
  240. 240Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Street Dept. $19,550Aug 13
  241. 241Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Park Dept. $1286.50Aug 13
  242. 242Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $625Aug 13
  243. 243Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Camb. San. $475Aug 13
  244. 244Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. $460Aug 13
  245. 245Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Treasury Dept. $155Aug 13
  246. 246Order Appr. $5000 to Park Dept. New Greenhouse (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of City Land)Aug 13
  247. 247Order Appr. $282 to Water Dept. Filtration 8-39 (From Water Receipts for 1945)Aug 13
  248. 248Order Appr. $7500 to St. Dept. Sidewalk Construction (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Aug 13
  249. 249Order Appr. $6220 to Park Dept. Playground at Taylor School Site and Basket Ball Courts at Rindge Field (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Aug 13
  250. 250Order Appr. $1000 to St. Dept. Construction of Loeland[?] Ave. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Aug 13
  251. 251Order authorizing the employment of three permanent laborers in Park Dept at rate of $30 per week effective June 6, 1945.Aug 13
  252. 252Order authorizing the employment of John C. McKenna as an Asst. Motor Equipment Repairman in St. Dept at $30 per week (effective June 19, 1945)Aug 13
  253. 253Order authorizing the reinstatement of Edward Murnane, Laborer Gardner in Cemetery Dept effective Aug. 13, 1945.Aug 13
  254. 254Order City Manager to consider recommending a sufficient sum of Money in 1946 Budget for observance of 100th anniversary of City (Cassidy)Aug 13
  255. 255Order City Manager to allow time off to Members of American Legion to attend National Convention in Boston on Aug. 31 & Sept. 1, 1945 (Sennott)Aug 13
  256. 256Order City Manager to confer with Supt. of Streets rel. to repairing Brick Sidewalks on both sides of Pearl & Brookline Sts. (Cassidy)Aug 13
  257. 257Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to repair Sidewalks on Northeast Side of Lexington Ave. from Huron Ave. (Cassidy)Aug 13
  258. 258Order City Manager and City Electrician to get in touch with Middlesex County Commissioners to improve lighting conditions on Streets adjacent to County Buildings (Cassidy)Aug 13
  259. 259Order City Manager, Chief of Fire Dept & Park Commissioners to consider opening a Recreation Center in Basement of Taylor Square Fire House (Cassidy)Aug 13
  260. 260Order City Manager to confer with Park Commissioners rel. to removal of large Elm Tree on Parker St. (Morton[?])Aug 13
  261. 261Order. App. #1064 to B.&C. Bridges. Schedule F. Contribution to Boston Retirement System Pension Fund. (From Reserve Fund)Sep 10
  262. 262Order. App. #44.50 to Public Celebrations. Patriots Day April 19th (From Reserve Fund)Sep 10
  263. 263Order Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. Operations #250 (To D-8 from D-13)Sep 10
  264. 264Order Dept. Transfer Water Dept. #100 (To B-22 from A-1)Sep 10
  265. 265Order. Dept. Transfer. Sewer Maint. Dept. #25 (To B-22 from C-13)Sep 10
  266. 266Order. Dept. Transfer. Sealer of Weights & Measures Dept. #15 (To B-14 from D-17)Sep 10
  267. 267Order. Dept. Transfer. Eng. Dept. #1.00 (To B-5 from B-39)Sep 10
  268. 268Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. #4000Sep 10
  269. 269Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. #1050Sep 10
  270. 270Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Planning Board. #150Sep 10
  271. 271Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. #100Sep 10
  272. 272Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. #49Sep 10
  273. 273Order. App. #5000 to Water Dept. Gen. Maint. E-6. Water Materials (From Water Receipts for 1945)Sep 10
  274. 274Order Pension. Patrolman William H. Harney Police Dept.Sep 10
  275. 275Order. City Manager to appear before City Council on Sept. 17, 1945 rel. to Post War Plans. (Neville)Sep 10
  276. 276Order. City Manager and Assessors to appear before City Council on Sept. 17, 1945 rel. to increased valuation on Real Estate (Neville)Sep 10
  277. 277Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to assign a Police Officer for traffic Duty and to have Thorndike St. from Sixth St. to Seventh St. closed to Traffic at certain hours (Neville)Sep 10
  278. 278Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to assign a Police Officer at Cor. of Landsdowne St. & Mass Ave. during certain Hours (Pill[?])Sep 10
  279. 279Order. App. #13,000 to Fire Dept. G-4. Pumping Engine (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Sep 17
  280. 280Order. App. #1500 for Public Entertainment in connection with the Convention of Mass State Federation of Labor. Oct 26, -27-28. 1945. (From Reserve Fund)Sep 17
  281. 281Order. Dept. Transfer Park Dept. Recreation #75 (To B-10 from C-11)Sep 17
  282. 282Order. Dept. Transfer. Custodian of Foreclosed Property $20 (To B-39 from B-3)Sep 17
  283. 283Order Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Cont. Ser. $15 ( To B-35 from A-1)Sep 17
  284. 284Order Sundry Depts. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $650Sep 17
  285. 285Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer Fire Dept. $60Sep 17
  286. 286Order Authorizing the employment of Manuel Silva, Cement Finisher, in St. Dept. at $36 per week effective Sept. 13, 1945Sep 17
  287. 287Order Authorizing the employment of Joseph P. Mahony, Junior Clerk, in Treasury Dept. at $32 per week effective Sept. 17, 1945Sep 17
  288. 288Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Marion E. Hunt[?], Principal Clerk in Auditing Dept.Sep 17
  289. 289Order Authorizing the employment of William O'Shaughnessy as a Watchman in City Hospital Dept. at $39 per Week effective Sept. 19, 1945 / Order Authorizing the employment of an additional Cook at rate of $1800 in City Hospital Dept.Sep 17
  290. 290Order Authorizing Salary Increases in Water - Park - Street - Health & City Hospital Depts.Sep 17
  291. 291Order City Manager to direct City Electrician to install Traffic Lights on Cambridge St. at Sixth St. (Sennott)Sep 17
  292. 292Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to make a Survey of Traffic Conditions on Oakland St. (Neville)Sep 17
  293. 293Order. City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to have two Signs erected on each end of Aberdeen Ave. to Warn Motorists to drive slowly on account of School Children. (Cassidy)Sep 17
  294. 294Finance Order. Accepting the provisions of Section 100-A of Chapt. 41 of Gen. Laws as amended by Chapter 391, Acts of 1945 (Rel. to operation of Publicly Owned Vessels)Sep 24
  295. 295Finance Order Accepting the provisions of Section 65, Chapter 44 of Gen. Laws as inserted by Sect. 3 of Chapter 635 of Acts of 1945. (Rel. to advances in Vacation Pay)Sep 24
  296. 296Finance Order Authorizing the employment of John J. Gordon Skilled Laborer in City Hospital Dept., effective Sept. 6, 1945 at $38 per WeekSep 24
  297. 297Finance Placed On File. Chapter 670, Acts of 1945. (Rel. to reimbursement to Police Officers & Firemen for expenses caused by injuries received in line of Duty)Sep 24
  298. 298Finance Placed On File. Resolve rel. to Placing upon the School Committee Ballot the question of App. Money for the removal of Snow and Ice in Private WaysSep 24
  299. 299Finance Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) James J. Scully. Rel. to taxation of College dormitories (2) June A. Jackson. Rel. to Membership on Inter-Racial Committee (3) Bd. of Assessors. Amount of Property taken from Taxable Column by Colleges in last 25 yearsSep 24
  300. 300Order. Dept. Transfer, Bldg. Dept. $100. (To D-16 from F-2)Sep 24
  301. 301Order. Dept. Transfer. Planning Board $50. (To D-1 from B-3)Sep 24
  302. 302Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. St. Dept. $324Sep 24
  303. 303Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $90.56Sep 24
  304. 304Order. App. $1823.99 to St. Dept. Sidewalk Construction. (From Revenue in Treasury received from Water Dept. for repair of Cuts)Sep 24
  305. 305Order. App. $418.12 to Committee on Public Celebrations Memorial Day May 30, 1945. (From Reserve Fund)Sep 24
  306. 306Order. App. $77.90 to Bldg. Dept. Operation (From Reserve Fund)Sep 24
  307. 307Order. Authorizing the reinstatement of Francis E. Power. Reserve Officer in Police Dept.Sep 24
  308. 308Order. Authorizing the reinstatement of Adelard J. Crepeau. Laborer and William P. St. Martin Cement Finisher in St. DeptSep 24
  309. 309Order. City Manager requested to make inquiry relative to holding down construction costs of homes & apartments. (Morton)Sep 24
  310. 310Order. City Manager to allow time off to Veterans of Foreign Wars to attend National Convention in Chicago Oct 1-6, 1945. (Sullivan)Sep 24
  311. 311Order. City Manager to allow time off to Disabled American Veterans to attend National Convention in Chicago Oct 17-26, 1945. (Pill)Sep 24
  312. 312Order. City Manager requested to Approp. a sum for the purchase of a New American Flag for Soldiers Lot at Cambridge Cemetery. (Sennott[?])Sep 24
  313. 313Order. City Manager requested to provide suitable or larger quarters for Rationing Board now in City Hall Basement. (Cassidy)Sep 24
  314. 314Order. City Manager requested to confer with Elected Officials rel. to changing Car Stop at Mass. Ave. & Dana St. (Cassidy)Sep 24
  315. 315Finance Order. Dept. Transfer. School Dept. #2000 (To F-13 from A-1)Oct 1
  316. 316Finance Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Library Dept. #1000Oct 1
  317. 317Finance Order. Approp. #496 to Street Dept. G-17. 2 Flink Sand Spreaders. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Oct 1
  318. 318Finance. No Action Necessary. On Comm. from Water Board offering to purchase City land on New St. owned by Street Dept. for the sum of $39,100Oct 1
  319. 319Finance. Referred back to City Manager. Comm. from Bldg. Dept. and Water Board relative to conversion from Coal to OilOct 1
  320. 320Finance. Referred back to City Manager Comm. from Supt. of Streets rel. to Approp. of $3000 for 6 Snow PlowsOct 1
  321. 321Finance. Leave to Withdraw. Comm. from City Manager with one from School Committee rel. to Approp. of #3500 for Survey of School Bldgs.Oct 1
  322. 322Order. Dept. Transfer. Cemetery Dept. #156.25 (To E-13 from A-1)Oct 1
  323. 323Order. Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. #127.33 (To C-17 from D-16)Oct 1
  324. 324Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. #25 (To B-5 from F-12)Oct 1
  325. 325Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. #10 (To C-7 from C-17)Oct 1
  326. 326Order. Dept. Transfer. Sealer of Weights & Measures Dept. #9.00 (To D-17 from D-16)Oct 1
  327. 327Order. Approp. #1000 to Assessor's Dept. A-2 Temp. Employees (From Reserve Fund)Oct 1
  328. 328Order. Approp. #10,450 to City Hospital Dept. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Oct 1
  329. 329Order. Authorizing reinstatement of Francis A. Corcoran as Highway Foreman in St. Dept. effective Sept. 24, 1945.Oct 1
  330. 330Order. Authorizing reinstatement of Daniel J. Murphy as Sanitary Inspector in Health Dept. effective Sept. 25, 1945Oct 1
  331. 331Order Pension Private Leo A. Diehl. Fire Dept.Oct 1
  332. 332Order City Manager to allow time off to Members of American Legion to attend National Convention in Chicago, Nov. 18-21, 1945 (Sennott[?])Oct 1
  333. 333Order City Manger to confer with City Electrician & Chief of Police rel. to having Traffic Lights installed on Traffic Island at Mass. Ave. & Essex St. (Cassidy)Oct 1
  334. 334Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to repair Sidewalks at Nos. 1388-1398 Cambridge St. bet. Antrim St. & Inman Sq. (Sullivan)Oct 1
  335. 335Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to repair St. Surface bet. 62 & 67 Dana St (Sullivan)Oct 1
  336. 336Order City Manger to communicate with President Truman rel. to continuation of "Child Care Centers" (Cassidy, Sennott, Pill[?])Oct 1
  337. 337Order Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept. #250. (To Outside Aid B-13 Commissioners. From Old Aid Acct. B-13. Commissioners)Oct 8
  338. 338Order Dept. Transfer Executive Dept. #50 (To A-2 from B-44)Oct 8
  339. 339Order Dept. Transfer Sewer Maint. Dept. #50 (To C-17 from C-16)Oct 8
  340. 340Order Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. #10 (To C-9 from G-13)Oct 8
  341. 341Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Sewer Maint. Dept. #10075Oct 8
  342. 342Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Mayor's Office #504Oct 8
  343. 343Order Appr. #1250 to Cemetery Dept. Care & Embellishments (From Revenue in Treasury received from Sale of Lots & Graves)Oct 8
  344. 344Order Appr. #2820 to St. Dept. G-17. 6 Snow Plows (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Oct 8
  345. 345Order Authorizing reinstatement of Patrolman Martin J. Roache. Police Dept. / Order " " " : Edward B Kelley Police Dept.Oct 8
  346. 346Order Authorizing reinstatement of Timothy E. Carroll. Cemetery Dept.Oct 8
  347. 347Order Authorizing reinstatement of Joseph Parlovecchio. Street Dept.Oct 8
  348. 348Order Authorizing reinstatement of James J. Fitzgerald. Welfare Dept.Oct 8
  349. 349Order City Manger to direct Supt of Streets to resurface Charles St. (Pill[?])Oct 8
  350. 350Order City Manger to allow time off to officers etc of Mass. State Police Asso. in employ of City to attend Annual Convention at Northampton on Oct. 23-24, 1945. (Sennott)Oct 8
  351. 351Order. City Manager & Park Commission to consider renaming Russell Field to Father Callanan Playground and to develop Russell Field for Residences (Cassidy)Oct 8
  352. 352Order City Manager to confer with Harvard College rel. to what equipment was included in Gift of Fire Engine to City. (Sullivan)Oct 8
  353. 353Order City Manager & Supt. of Recreation to appear before City Council at at next regular Meeting to discuss opening basement of Taylor Square Fire Station as a Recreation Center. (Cassidy)Oct 8
  354. 354Finance. Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer. Street Dept. $1100Oct 15
  355. 355Finance Order. Granting Annuity to Anna Louise Tobin Widow of Edward J. Tobin, deceased Member of Fire DeptOct 15
  356. 356Order Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager rel. to uncollected outstanding Taxes on the Tax Levy on Real Estate for the Year 1944.Oct 15
  357. 357Order Aff. $62 to Bldg. Dept C-7 Furniture & Fittings (From Reserve Fund)Oct 15
  358. 358Order Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Cand. San. $2000 (To D-2 from A-1)Oct 15
  359. 359Order Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept $300 (To D-16 from A-1)Oct 15
  360. 360Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept Cand. San. $50 (To D-8 from B-31)Oct 15
  361. 361Order. Sundry Depts Transfer. City Hospital Dept $4000Oct 15
  362. 362Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer Planning Board. $550Oct 15
  363. 363Order. Sundry Depts. Transfer Purchasing Dept $100Oct 15
  364. 364Order. Authorizing reinstatement of Patrolman James L. Delaney in Police Dept. effective Oct 15, 1945.Oct 15
  365. 365Order Authorizing employment of a Special Research Assistant and a Draftsman in Planning Board effective Oct 1, 1945.Oct 15
  366. 366Order City Manager to advise Council if the ten Military Substitutes in Police Dept are to be laid off. (Sullivan)Oct 15
  367. 367Order. City Manager and Chief of Police to consider paying Police Officers who Work at Voting Place. (Cassidy)Oct 15
  368. 368Order City Manager to direct Election Commission to advise City Council why inmates of the Home for the Aged were taken from the Voting Lists for City Election (Sullivan)Oct 15
  369. 369Order City Manager through Park & Recreation Board to search Observatory Hill Section for a possible Recreation Center site. (Marlow)Oct 15
  370. 370Finance. Two Orders (1) App. $7369.99 to Bldg. Dept. Conversion from Coal to Oil. (From Free Cash) (2) App. $3622 to Water Dept. " " " " " "Oct 22
  371. 371Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $1036.37Oct 22
  372. 372Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $950Oct 22
  373. 373Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Park Dept. $763.61Oct 22
  374. 374Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Library Dept. $483.05Oct 22
  375. 375Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $110.65Oct 22
  376. 376Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $1500 (. To A-2 from A-1)Oct 22
  377. 377Order Dept. Transfer. School Dept $500 ( To F-13 from A-1)Oct 22
  378. 378Order Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $300 ( To F-13 from A-1)Oct 22
  379. 379Order Dept. Transfer. Water Dept $100 ( To D-17 from A-1)Oct 22
  380. 380Order Dept. Transfer Assessors Dept $26.75 (To B-1 from B-44)Oct 22
  381. 381Order Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. Recreation $2.00 ( To B-22 from A-1)Oct 22
  382. 382Order. App. $3390 to Treasury & Collector Dept. (From Reserve Fund)Oct 22
  383. 383Order. App. $40 to Custodian of Foreclosed Property B-39 (From Reserve Fund)Oct 22
  384. 384Order App. $10,000 for expenses in connection with the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Incorporation of City (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Oct 22
  385. 385Order App. $5250 to City Hospital Dept. ( " " " " " " )Oct 22
  386. 386Order App. $4000 to Park Dept. Russell Field. ( " " " " " )Oct 22
  387. 387Order App. $1000 to Executive Dept. Xmas Packages For Servicemen. (From Revenue in Treasury received from the sale of Salvage)Oct 22
  388. 388Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Edward F. Carney, Civil Eng. in Eng. Dept. and App. $475 to Eng. Dept. Schedule A-1Oct 22
  389. 389Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Mary E. Culnan, Senior Clerk Stenographer in License Commission and App. $126 to License Commission, Schedule A-1.Oct 22
  390. 390Order. Authorizing reinstatement of Thomas E. Hoye, Laborer in Street Dept. Order " " " " . Dimitri McKaba[?], Foreman " " " "Oct 22
  391. 391Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to assign a Traffic Officer at Cor. of Walden St. & Mass. Ave. ( Cassidy)Oct 22
  392. 392Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Parks & Supt. of Weeds to clean out Ragweed in and around the Father Callanan Playground (Neville)Oct 22
  393. 393Finance. Granting an Annuity to Children of Arthur F. Coffey deceased Member of Police Dept. (see No. 228. Finance 1942)Oct 29
  394. 394Order. Appr. $4000 to Health Dept. Camb. San. D-2. Food & Ice (From Reserve Fund)Oct 29
  395. 395Order. Appr. $26.27 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch. 41. Sect. 100-A. (From Reserve Fund)Oct 29
  396. 396Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. $1185Oct 29
  397. 397Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Health Dept. Camb. San. $600Oct 29
  398. 398Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Clerks Dept. $241.66Oct 29
  399. 399Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Cemetery Dept. $175Oct 29
  400. 400Order. Appr. $2373.64 to Street Dept. Sidewalk Construction (From unallocated balance for Sb. Construction)Oct 29
  401. 401Order. Appr. $386.41 to Street Dept. for Construction of Aberdeen Ave. (Sixth St. & Third St.)Oct 29
  402. 402Order. Appr. $1112.81 to St. Dept. Construction of Mass Ave.Oct 29
  403. 403Order. Dept. Transfer. Electrical Dept. $358.97 (To A-2 from G-19)Oct 29
  404. 404Order. Dept. Transfer. Sewer Maint. Dept. $200 (To F-11 from A-1)Oct 29
  405. 405Order. Dept. Transfer. Election Commission $100 (To D-16 from B-1)Oct 29
  406. 406Order. Dept. Transfer. Sewer Maint. Dept. $50 (To D-16 from E-1)Oct 29
  407. 407Order. Dept. Transfer. Sealer of Weights & Measures $20 (To D-11 from C-13)Oct 29
  408. 408Order. Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. $0.56 (To C-9 from C-13)Oct 29
  409. 409Order Authorizing the employment of Bartholomew Kelly. Semi-Skilled Laborer (Water Dept.) / Order " " " " " Timothy Ryane " " " (Cemetery Dept) / Order " " " " Joseph DePrimio Stone Cutter (St. Dept.)Oct 29
  410. 410Order Authorizing reinstatement of Serg. Arthur J. Fitzmaurice. Police Dept / Order " , " Patrolman James F. Murphy Police DeptOct 29
  411. 411Order. Authorizing " of Wm B. Ryan. Water Inspector Water DeptOct 29
  412. 412Order City Manager to inform City Council rel. to employment of Personnel including Draw Tenders. attached to Boston & Cambridge Bridges etc. (Hill)Oct 29
  413. 413Order. City Manager to confer with Elected Officials rel. to running Busses on Mass. Ave. bet. 9 A.M. & 5 P.M. (Sullivan)Oct 29
  414. 414Order City Manager to confer with Supt. of Sts. rel. to having "Danger Signs" painted on St. Surface at Cor. of Harvard St. & Mass. Ave. (Pill)Oct 29
  415. 415Order City Manager to confer with City Electrician rel. to installing a Street Light at Nos. 4 and 8 Winslow St. (Pill)Oct 29
  416. 416Order City Manager to reopen Police Station No. 4 in North Cambridge and to place a Police Ambulance in said station. (Lynch)Oct 29
  417. 417Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to investigate nuisance at Cor. of Dudley & Cedar Sts. etc. (Cassidy)Oct 29
  418. 418Order. Appt. $500 to Veterans Service Bureau D-16. (From Reserve Fund)Nov 5
  419. 419Order. Appt. $9.00 to Clerk of Committees Dept. B-2 (From Reserve Fund)Nov 5
  420. 420Order. Dept. Transfer. Bd. of Health $580 (To F-1 from B-17)Nov 5
  421. 421Order. Dept. Transfer Bd. of Health $260 (To A-1 from B-17)Nov 5
  422. 422Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $200 (To C-13 from A-1)Nov 5
  423. 423Order. Dept. Transfer Electrical Dept. 140.45 (To D-11 from G-19)Nov 5
  424. 424Order Dept. Transfer. City Clerks Dept. $129.60 (To C-9 from A-2)Nov 5
  425. 425Order Dept. Transfer. City Clerks Dept. $100 (To B-3 from B-35)Nov 5
  426. 426Order. Dept. Transfer. Cemetery Dept. $25. (To D-16 from E-10)Nov 5
  427. 427Order. Dept. Transfer Law Dept. $2.00 (To D-6 from B-1)Nov 5
  428. 428Order. Sundry Dept Transfer. Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $230Nov 5
  429. 429Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Mayors Office $45.50Nov 5
  430. 430Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $35Nov 5
  431. 431Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Patrolmen William A. Doyle and Joseph W. Bateman in Police Dept effective Oct. 30, 1945Nov 5
  432. 432Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Julian B. Doherty D.M.D. School Dentist in Health Dept. Dental Clinic, effective Nov. 1, 1945.Nov 5
  433. 433Order Authorizing the employment of Mary E. Culnan, Senior Clerk. Stenographer in License Commission effective April 1, 1945 at $30 per WeekNov 5
  434. 434Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager rel. to 1945 Tax CollectionsNov 5
  435. 435Order. City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a Sewer[?] Light at corner of Hancock St. & Mass. Ave. etc. (Pill)Nov 5
  436. 436Order. City Manager to direct City Engineer to clean out Sewer at corner of Norfolk & Austin Sts. (Pill)Nov 5
  437. 437Order. City Manager to advise City Council rel. to the use of "Printers Cuts" by political groups etc. (Sullivan)Nov 5
  438. 438Placed On File. Report of Committee on Finance. Proposed Legislation rel. to the fixing of Salaries of certain employees of City by OrdinanceNov 17
  439. 439Order. App. $400 to Bldg. Dept. Maint. F-13, Maint. Supplies (From Reserve Fund)Nov 17
  440. 440Order. App. $130 to License Commission C-9 Office Equipment. (From Reserve Fund)Nov 17
  441. 441Order. Dept. Transfer. St. Dept. $330 (To St. Dept. A-1 from B.& C. Budget A-1)Nov 17
  442. 442Order. Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. $300 (To D-17 from A-1)Nov 17
  443. 443Order. Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $100 (To C-17 from F-1)Nov 17
  444. 444Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $50 (To B-44 from A-3)Nov 17
  445. 445Order. Dept. Transfer. Purchasing Dept. $50 (To B-3 from C-7)Nov 17
  446. 446Order. Dept. Transfer. Law Dept. $7.50 (To B-10 from B-1)Nov 17
  447. 447Order. Dept. Transfer. Eng. Dept. $5.00 (To B-37 from B-39)Nov 17
  448. 448Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. City Hospital Dept. $5500Nov 17
  449. 449Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Fire Dept. $760Nov 17
  450. 450Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Library Dept. $481.32Nov 17
  451. 451Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Water Dept. $150Nov 17
  452. 452Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Park Dept. $110Nov 17
  453. 453Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Bldg. Dept. $85Nov 17
  454. 454Order. Sundry Dept. Transfers. Health Dept. $30Nov 17
  455. 455Order. App. $15,000 to City Hospital Dept. D-2 Food & Ice. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Nov 17
  456. 456Order. App. $4500 to Water Dept. Schedule E. Equipment for new Office (From Water Dept. Surplus)Nov 17
  457. 457Order. App. $339.21 to St. Dept. For Sidewalk ConstructionNov 17
  458. 458Order. Authorizing reinstatement of J. Donald[?] Sullivan, Engineer in Eng. Dept. and App. $291 to Eng. Dept. A-1.Nov 17
  459. 459Order. Authorizing reinstatement of John A. Alliline[?], Engineer in Eng. Dept and Aff. #337 to Eng. Dept - A-1.Nov 19
  460. 460Order- Authorizing the reinstatement of Reserve Officer Michael J. Lombardi in Police Dept. effective Nov 9, 1945Nov 19
  461. 461Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Elizabeth Joyce R. N. Supt. of Nurses at Cambridge Sanatorium effective Nov 1, 1945.Nov 19
  462. 462Order Authorizing the reinstatement of James J. Conroy, Oiler, in Water Dept. effective Nov. 19, 1945.Nov 19
  463. 463Order Authorizing the employment of an Intermittent Junior Building Custodian in Bldg. Dept. effective Nov. 16, 1945.Nov 19
  464. 464Order. Authorizing the employment of Peter Danovich[?], Francis A. Kelley, Jeremiah J. Kenneally, Harold Miller & Michael F. Tierney as Permanent Laborers in S.B. Dept. effective Nov. 5, 1945.Nov 19
  465. 465Order Authorizing the employment of Elizabeth Finn in Library Dept at $30 per Week effective March 1, 1945. / Order Authorizing the employment of Marlin[?] McGowan, Gardener in Park Dept at $44 per Week, effective May 31, 1945. / Order Authorizing the employment of Margaret McGowan as Asst. Out Patient Dept Supervisor in City Hospital at $1980 per year, effective July 1, 1945 / Order Authorizing the employment of Eleanor Dachineker[?] and Margaret McInnis as Admission Officers in City Hospital at $2100 per year effective July 1, 1945.Nov 19
  466. 466Order. Planning Board to make a Survey of area bounded by Cambridge Common, Garden St., Porter Square & Beacon St with a View of locating a site for Playground. (Mayor Corcoran)Nov 19
  467. 467Order. City Manager to consider erecting a Memorial Tablet on City Hall Lawn in honor of Cambridge Residents who made the supreme sacrifice in World War II. (Hill)Nov 19
  468. 468Order. City Manager requested to include in 1946 Budget a sum to erect a Recreation Center etc. (Mayor Corcoran)Nov 19
  469. 469Order. App. $8960 to St. Dept. Trucks. (From Free Cash in Surplus revenue account) Order. App. $785 to St. Dept. Repair to Gar Wood Body (From Reserve Fund)Nov 26
  470. 470Order. App. $750 to Law Dept. B-35 Fees. (From Reserve Fund)Nov 26
  471. 471Order. App. $500 to St. Dept. Construction of Chester St. (From Reserve Fund)Nov 26
  472. 472Order. App. $262.50 to Law Dept. Schedule A-1. (From Reserve Fund) Order. Authorizing reinstatement of J. Henry Smith, Asst. City Solicitor in Law Dept.Nov 26
  473. 473Order. App. $126 to Law Dept. Schedule A-2. (From Reserve Fund)Nov 26
  474. 474Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. School Dept. $5680.Nov 26
  475. 475Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Cont. Ser. $1000Nov 26
  476. 476Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. $700Nov 26
  477. 477Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Election Commission $663.50Nov 26
  478. 478Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. $310 (To Dental Clinic A-1 from General A-1)Nov 26
  479. 479Order. Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. $250 (To B-44 from A-1)Nov 26
  480. 480Order. Dept. Transfer. Water Dept. $100 (To C-17 from B-22)Nov 26
  481. 481Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $50 (To A-1 from A-2)Nov 26
  482. 482Order. Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. Recreation $34 (To B-10 from D-9)Nov 26
  483. 483Order. App. $1163.24 to St. Dept. for Sidewalk Construction and for construction of Fifth St. & Massa. Ave. (Contract Sq. area)[?]Nov 26
  484. 484Order. Authorizing reinstatement of John H. Corcoran, Engineer in Eng. Dept. and App. $199 to Eng. Dept. A-1 from App. for Sewer ConstructionNov 26
  485. 485Order. Authorizing reinstatement of Patrolman Edward J. Kelly in Police Dept. effective Nov. 18, 1945.Nov 26
  486. 486Order. Authorizing reinstatement of Patrolmen Daniel J. Coleman, Charles J. Dyer & Joseph E. Duggan in Police Dept.Nov 26
  487. 487Order. City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to repair roadway and Sidewalk at 31 Worcester St. (Pill)[?]Nov 26
  488. 488Order. City Manager to direct Chief of Police to allow time off without loss of pay to members of Police Dept. who were on duty on their own time on Election Day (Pill)[?]Nov 26
  489. 489Order. City Manager to notify City Council what City-owned car assigned to City Manager was doing in Saugus on Nov. 23, 1945 at 9.45 P.M. (Sullivan)Nov 26
  490. 490Order. Appr. $2100 to St. Dept. Salaries Temp. Laborers (From Reserve Fund)Dec 3
  491. 491Order Appr. $415 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch. 41. Sec. 100-A. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 3
  492. 492Order Appr. $125 to Law Dept. " " " " (From Reserve Fund)Dec 3
  493. 493Order Appr. $125 to Law Dept. " " " " (From Reserve Fund)Dec 3
  494. 494Order Appr. $206.25 to Employment Dept. A-1. (From Reserve Fund)Dec 3
  495. 495Order Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $2000 (To D-5 from A-1)Dec 3
  496. 496Order Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $1800 (To G-4 from A-1)Dec 3
  497. 497Order Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $500 (To D-16 from D-3)Dec 3
  498. 498Order Dept. Transfer. Eng. Dept. 5.00 (To B-37 from B-39)Dec 3
  499. 499Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. $14,000Dec 3
  500. 500Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Library Dept. $760Dec 3
  501. 501Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Welfare Dept. City Infirmary $5.95Dec 3
  502. 502Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Cemetery Dept. $235Dec 3
  503. 503Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. $2.30Dec 3
  504. 504Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. Treasury Dept. $164.75Dec 3
  505. 505Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $35Dec 3
  506. 506Order. Appr. $19,422.44 to Municipal Pension Schedule F-7. Pensions and Annuities (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 3
  507. 507Order Appr. $6999.91 to Law Dept. Schedule F. Settlement of Salary Claims (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 3
  508. 508Order. Appr. $6000 to Street Dept. B-21 Snow Removal. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 3
  509. 509Order Appr. $5000 to Election Commission for Recount. Plan E. Election (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 3
  510. 510Order. Appr. $1000 to Street Dept (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 3
  511. 511Order Appr. $650 to Street Dept. G-4. Additional Cost of Two 13 yds. Bodies. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 3
  512. 512Order Authorizing reinstatement of Charles J. Littlefield, Social Worker in City Hospital Dept. effective Nov. 12, 1945Dec 3
  513. 513Order City Manager to inform City Council rel. to Employees receiving $100 Bonus for 1946 (Neville)Dec 3
  514. 514not yet captured from this volume—
  515. 515(515A) Order. Appointing Dr. Philip J. Shea & Lawrence G. Mullen in Annuity case of John Cosgrove a former member of Police Dept. (Jennett)Dec 3
  516. 514Order. City Manager requested to make arrangements with Chief of Police to keep the eight Reserve Policemen on Duty after Jan. 1, 1946. (Lynch & Philip[?])Dec 3
  517. 515not yet captured from this volume—
  518. 516Order. Chief of Police to appear before City Council on Monday Dec. 10, 1945. with certain record of Police Dept. rel. to the assignment of Police Officers etc. (Neville & Sullivan)Dec 3
  519. 517Failed of Adoption. Order. Appn. 6500 For Honor Roll.Dec 10
  520. 518Finance. Order. City Manager authorized to lease lot of land at 29 Main St. at a rental of not less than $400 per year, plus Taxes for a period of Five years.Dec 10
  521. 519Finance. Referred to City Electrician. Comm. from Traffic Engineer Dept. of Public Works rel. to installation of traffic control signals at Mass. Ave. & Landsdowne St.Dec 10
  522. 520Finance. Placed On File. Report of Audit of Accounts of City ending Dec. 31, 1944 and from Jan. 1, 1945 to April 30, 1945. (For Report see large Safe in Vault.)Dec 10
  523. 521Finance. Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager relative to securing the location of United Nations Organization in Cambridge.Dec 10
  524. 522Finance. Placed On File. Sundry Communications { (1) City Manager. rel. to employment of Draw Tenders etc (2) City Solicitor rel. to Draw Bridge & Bridge Commission }Dec 10
  525. 523Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. Cash Sav.[?] $3666Dec 10
  526. 524Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $968Dec 10
  527. 525Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. $750Dec 10
  528. 526Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Police Dept. $666Dec 10
  529. 527Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Park Dept. $645Dec 10
  530. 528Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Street Dept. $495Dec 10
  531. 529Order. Sundry Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $179.50Dec 10
  532. 530Order. Dept. Transfer. Health Dept. $150 (To B-3 from B-17))Dec 10
  533. 531Order. Dept. Transfer Bldg. Dept. $130 ( To C-9 from A-3)Dec 10
  534. 532Order. Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $100 ( To B-39 from D-16)Dec 10
  535. 533Order. Dept. Transfer. Executive Dept. $50 (To A-2 from A-1)Dec 10
  536. 534Order Dept Transfer. Eng. Dept. $25 (To D-17) from B-39)Dec 10
  537. 535Order. Appn. 500 to Water Dept. B-22 Medical Service ( From Water Receipts for 1945)Dec 10
  538. 536Order Appn. $900 to Bldg. Dept. Repairs to Portland St. Fire House ( From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 10
  539. 537Order Appn. $695.61 to Law Dept. Settlement of Salary Claims ( From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 10
  540. 538Order. Authorizing reinstatement of William H Mulcahy Junior Accountant[?] in St. Dept. at $45 per Week, effective Dec. 3, 1945 / Order. Authorizing reinstatement of Warren J. Sheehan Senior Clerk-Typist, in St Dept at $39 per Week, effective Dec. 3, 1945Dec 10
  541. 539Order. Authorizing Sundry Salary Increases in Water Dept. / Order. " " " " " " Electrical Dept / Order Authorizing Salary Increase to James L. Bresnahan Semi-Skilled Laborer in Park Dept. $39 per Week effective Jan. 1, 1945. / Order Authorizing Salary Increase to William W. Collins, Chief Water Inspector, Water Dept. 2700 per year, effective Oct. 26, 1945.Dec 10
  542. 540Order. City Manager requested to appear before City Council on Dec. 17, 1945. to discuss proposed Ordinance establishing a minimum quota of Policemen for Police Dept. (Neville)Dec 10
  543. 541Order City Manager to direct City Engineer to locate Catch Basin on Austin St. bet. Prospect St. & Creek[?] St. ( Pill[?])Dec 10
  544. 542Finance. Order. Appn. $100 For Public Entertainment. Convention of Mass. Vets Service Assn. Dec. 14 & 15, 1945. ( From Reserve Fund)Dec 17
  545. 543Finance. Order. Appn. $56 For Public Entertainment Convention of Mass. State Federation of Labor Oct. 26, 27, & 28, 1945 ( From Reserve Fund)Dec 17
  546. 544Order Appr. $15 to Employment Dept. B-33. Repair of Typewriter.Dec 17
  547. 545Order Appr. $5000 to Sewer Maint. Dept. A-1. (From Appr. for Sewer Construction)Dec 17
  548. 546Order Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept. $1500 (To D-2 from A-1)Dec 17
  549. 547Order Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $600 (To E-13 from B-8)Dec 17
  550. 548Order Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $100 (To D-17 from A-1)Dec 17
  551. 549Order Dept. Transfer City Clerk's Dept. $75 (To D-1 from A-2)Dec 17
  552. 550Order Dept. Transfer Assessor's Dept. $20 (To A-2 from A-1)Dec 17
  553. 551Order Dept. Transfer Mayor's Dept. $15 (To D-17 from D-1)Dec 17
  554. 552Order Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept. $8.55 (To A-1 from D-11)Dec 17
  555. 553Order Dept. Transfer Water Dept. $3.50 (To D-8 from D-2)Dec 17
  556. 554Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Street Dept. $6824.35Dec 17
  557. 555Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $3700Dec 17
  558. 556Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept. $950Dec 17
  559. 557Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Planning Board $830Dec 17
  560. 558Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Park Dept. $500Dec 17
  561. 559Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Welfare Dept. $95Dec 17
  562. 560Order Appr. $5500 to Street Dept. Gen. Maint. A-1. Permanent Salaries (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Accounts)Dec 17
  563. 561Order Appr. $1600 to Street Dept. Gen. Maint. A-1. Permanent Employees (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Accounts)Dec 17
  564. 562Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Members of Police Dept. who return from Military Service through Dec. 31, 1945. / Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Members of Fire Dept. who return from Military Service through Dec. 31, 1945Dec 17
  565. 563Order Authorizing the reinstatement of John J. Riley Patrolman in Police Dept. effective Dec. 14, 1945Dec 17
  566. 564Order Authorizing the reinstatement of John J. McGillivray, Patrolman in Police Dept. effective Dec. 23, 1945.Dec 17
  567. 565Order City Manager to close City Hall on Dec. 24 & Dec. 31, 1945. (Jerrold[?])Dec 17
  568. 566Order City Manager to allow Day off on Dec. 24, 1945. (Neville)Dec 17
  569. 567Order City Manager to direct Treasurer to pay Police & Fire Dept. Members on Monday Dec. 24, 1945. (Hill[?])Dec 17
  570. 568Order City Manager to confer with Met. District Commissioner rel. to construction of Underpass or Overhead Bridge across Memorial Drive at Magazine St. ( P.11)Dec 17
  571. 569Order City Manager to have City Eng. & Supt. of Sewer make a Survey of Storm Sewer on Menifee[?] Brook Parkway (Neville)Dec 17
  572. 570Order City Manager to direct City Engineer to locate Catch Basin at Premises No. 36 A Irving St ( P.11)Dec 17
  573. 571Order City Manager to direct Park Commission to flood Sennott Park ( P.11)Dec 17
  574. 572Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to replace Traffic Sign at No. 25 Inman St. ( P.11)Dec 17
  575. 573Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Streets to Paint Traffic Lane for pedestrians in Central Square near Baptist Church. ( P.11)Dec 17
  576. 574Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to allow Trucks to unload & load in Central Square area before 10 A M during X-mas Shopping Days. ( P.11)Dec 17
  577. 575Order City Manager to direct Chief of Police to make a Traffic Survey at Corner of Austin & Norfolk Sts. ( P.11)Dec 17
  578. 576Order City Manager to confer with Chief of Police rel. to assigning a Police Officer to direct Traffic at Corner of Harvard & Columbia Sts (over 11c)Dec 17
  579. 577Order. Dept. Transfer. Bldg. Dept. $350 (To B-8 from A-2)Dec 24
  580. 578Order. Dept. Transfer Park Dept. $125 ( To D-3 from D-9)Dec 24
  581. 579Order. Dept. Transfer Fire Dept. $40 ( To D-16 from B-44)Dec 24
  582. 580Order. Dept. Transfer Eng. Dept. $38 ( To B-37 from B-1)Dec 24
  583. 581Order. Dept. Transfer. Fire Dept. $21 ( To B-22 from B-44)Dec 24
  584. 582Order. Dept. Transfer Purchasing Dept $4.00 (To B-13 from C-7)Dec 24
  585. 583Order. Sundry Dept Transfer. School Dept. $12,500Dec 24
  586. 584Order Sundry Dept. Transfer. City Hospital Dept. $1050Dec 24
  587. 585Order. Sundry Dept Transfer. Street Dept $583.74Dec 24
  588. 586Order Sundry Dept Transfer. City Clerk Dept. $112Dec 24
  589. 587Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Eng. Dept. $46Dec 24
  590. 588Order App. 2600 to Street Dept B-21. Snow Removal. (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 24
  591. 589Order. Appr. $776.65 to Electrical Dept. Conversion of hi-fi[?] Service into Public address systems (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 24
  592. 590Order Authorizing the emergency employment of Robert H. Powers as intermittent Junior Bldg. Custodian in Bldg. Dept.Dec 24
  593. 591Order Authorizing the employment of James Padilla, Skilled Laborer in Water Dept — Order Authorizing the employment of Hugh Wallace, Laborer (Attendant) at City InfirmaryDec 24
  594. 592Order Authorizing the City Manager in behalf of City to sign, seal, acknowledge and deliver instrument relative to right of way on so-called Comey Estate in LincolnDec 24
  595. 593Order City Manager to direct Supt. of Buildings to make arrangements to provide suitable quarters for Camb. Post #41, United American Veterans (Nov 11/6[?])Dec 24
  596. 594Order Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept $8.00 (To B-39 from F-6)Dec 31
  597. 595Order. Dept Transfer Library Dept $100 (To B-8 from B-10)Dec 31
  598. 596Order Dept Transfer Bldg. Dept $100 (To D-17 from D-17)Dec 31
  599. 597Order Dept Transfer Cemetery Dept $70 (To F-11 from A-1)Dec 31
  600. 598Order Dept. Transfer Electrical Dept $56.43Dec 31
  601. 599Order Dept. Transfer Mayor's Office $30 (To B-4 from D-2)Dec 31
  602. 600Order Dept. Transfer Eng. Dept. $5.00 (To B-39 from B-14)Dec 31
  603. 601Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Police Dept $688Dec 31
  604. 602Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Election Commission $250Dec 31
  605. 603Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Hospital Dept $160Dec 31
  606. 604Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Electrical Dept $116.22Dec 31
  607. 605Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Veterans Service Dept $100Dec 31
  608. 606Order Sundry Dept. Transfer Cemetery Dept. $41Dec 31
  609. 607Order Sundry Dept. Transfer City Clerks Office $9.56Dec 31
  610. 608Order Appr. $3500 to B-21 St. Dept. Snow Removal (From Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account)Dec 31
  611. 609Order. Appr. $1800 to Water Dept. F-7. Pensions. (From Water Receipts for year of 1945)Dec 31
  612. 610Order. Appr. $336 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch. 41. Sect. 100 A. Gen Laws / Order Appr. $44.27 " " " " " " "Dec 31
  613. 611Order. Appr. $22.72 to Law Dept. Reimbursements under Ch. 41. Sect. 100-A. Gen LawsDec 31
  614. 612Order Authorizing the reinstatement of Dennis A. Scannell Care Taker in Park Dept. effective Dec. 14, 1945Dec 31

Highways

193 actions · № 1–193
  1. 1Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 55 Boylston St. (Arthur V. Houlla Ave)[?]Jan 8
  2. 2R. & B. Two (2) Concrete Pipes Ducts under Whittemore Ave. {Dewey & Almy Chemical Co}Jan 29
  3. 3R. & B. Gran. Sidewalk 41 Crozier Rd. (Gillis) Reg LandJan 29
  4. 4R. & B. Gran Sidewalk 452 Franklin St. (Edward F. Keating)Jan 29
  5. 5R. & B. Order "Sign" 2447 Mass. Ave. (Sunlight Cafe Inc)Jan 29
  6. 6R. & B. Order "Sign" 1945 Mass. Ave. (Canton Gardens Inc.)Jan 29
  7. 7R. & B. Order "Barber Pole" 2074 Mass. Ave. (Louis F. Ferola)Jan 29
  8. 8Order "Sign" 77 Mt. Auburn St. (Camb. Chapter, American Red Cross)Feb 12
  9. 9Order "Driveway" 33 Aberdeen Ave. (Thomas D. Black)Feb 19
  10. 10Order "Sign" 2578 Mass. Ave. (John F. Dee as Cambridge Brake Service)Feb 19
  11. 11Order "Sign" 1280 Mass. Av. (Schoenhof's Foreign Books, Inc.)Feb 19
  12. 12Order. Supt. of Streets to inform people, by notice in newspapers, of time he will collect ashes & Garbage. (Cassidy)Feb 19
  13. 13R. & B. Order "Sign" 22-24 Warren St. (Salvatore Macarelld[?]Feb 26
  14. 14Order. Gran. Sidewalks (1). 35 Tuttle St. (Edward & Bridget Murphy) (2) 25 Ellsworth Ave (Joseph & Emiline Tahmoush)Feb 26
  15. 15Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 2578 Mass Ave. (Joseph Lenhares[?])Feb 26
  16. 16Order "Sign" 551 Putnam Ave. (Irving Beck. Nelson Prescription Pharmacy)Mar 5
  17. 17Order "Sign" 242 Main St. (Peter Kostopoulos)Mar 5
  18. 18Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 54 Hayward St. (E. B. Badger & Sons Co)Mar 5
  19. 19Order " " " " "Sign" 666 Main St. (Voltex Chemical Co)Mar 5
  20. 20Order " " " " "Barber Pole" 2104 Mass. Ave. (Louis F. Ferola)Mar 5
  21. 21Order Revoking Permit for "Swing Arm" at 136 Sherman St. (Jas N. Callahan)Mar 12
  22. 22Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 842 Mass. Ave. (Owen Kavanaugh)Mar 19
  23. 23Order " " " " "Sign" 64 Columbia St. (Shell Union Oil Corp)Mar 19
  24. 24R. & B. Driveway 249 Bent. (Industrial Steele Inc)Mar 26
  25. 25R. & B. Gran Sidewalks (1) 50 Albany St. (Sterritt) (2) 46 Madison Ave (Berry) (3) 50 Madison Ave. (LaForest) (4) 38 Kirkland St. (Carrig) (5) 380 Walden St. (Maher)Mar 26
  26. 26R. & B. Gran. Sidewalks Reg Land. (1) 131 Whittemore Ave. (O'Dell) (2) 40-42 Haskell St. (Fitzgerald)Mar 26
  27. 27R. & B. Order. "Signs" (1) 51 Landsdowne St. (The Rex Co Inc) (2) 45 Landsdowne St. (The Rex Co Inc) (3) 723 Cambridge St. (Joe's Marine Cafe Inc) (4) 387 Franklin St. (Wacliffe[?] Tool & Die Co)Mar 26
  28. 28R. & B. Order. "Sign" 2067 Mass. Ave. (Hughes Motor Mart Inc)Mar 26
  29. 29Order. Driveway. 306 Walden St. (Texanna Ash)Mar 26
  30. 30Order. Gran Sidewalks (1) 15 Magee St (Crayton) (2) 121 Elm St. (Pedro)Mar 26
  31. 31Order. Supt. of Streets to notify Citizens of time of collection of Garbage & Ashes. (Cassidy)Mar 26
  32. 32Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 80½ Pearl St. (Louis P. McDermott)Mar 26
  33. 33Order. " " " "Sign" 551 Putnam Ave. (Nelson's Pharmacy)Mar 26
  34. 34Order. Gran. Sidewalk 119 Fayerweather St. (Joseph Dickens)Apr 2
  35. 35Order. Discontinuance of Driveway 28-30 Langdon St. (Niles Management Inc)Apr 9
  36. 36Order. Driveways (1) 193 Fayerweather St. (Milton T. Reddish) (2) 2-4 Holworthy St. (John Hogan)Apr 9
  37. 37Order. Gran Sidewalk 2-4 Holworthy St. (John Hogan et als)Apr 9
  38. 38Order. Band Stand. Portland St in front of St. Anthonys Church on May 5, 1945. (Santo Christo Club & Band Inc)Apr 9
  39. 39[Finance] Order. Driveway #1601 Cambridge St (Harvard Brewing Co) / Order. Discontinuance of Driveway #1603 Cambridge St (Harvard Brewing Co) / Order. Gran Sidewalk 1603-1605 Cambridge St. (Supposed Owner Harry Rosen. Trustee of Baldwin Trust. Petitioner Harvard Brewing Co)Apr 16
  40. 40Order. Driveway 20 Meacham Road. (Daniel J. Ozgian[?])Apr 16
  41. 41Order. Gran Sidewalks (1) 83 Hammond St. (Dempsey) (2) 53-55 Belmont St. (Juliano)Apr 16
  42. 42Order. "Sign" 719 Mass. Ave (Cambridge Electric Light Co)Apr 16
  43. 43Order. "Sign" 238 Hampshire St. (Joseph Breda)Apr 16
  44. 44Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 1236 Mass. Ave. (Harvard Auto Co)Apr 16
  45. 45Order. " " " "Sign" 1280 Mass. Ave. (William L. Tutin)Apr 16
  46. 46Order. " " " "Sign" 81 Cambridge St ( P. Ballantine & Sons)Apr 16
  47. 47Order. Driveway 11 Charles St. (Esther Rapaport)Apr 23
  48. 48Order. Discontinuance of Driveway. 117 Fiisk[?] St. ( Esther Rapaport)Apr 23
  49. 49Order. Grass Sidewalks (1) 160 Chilton St. (Allsopp) (2) 101-119 Fiisk[?] St., 2-12 Hurley St. and Corner of Charles & Fiisk[?] Sts. up to No. 13 Charles St. (Esther Rapaport)Apr 23
  50. 50Order. Grass Sidewalk 5 Berkeley St. (Charles S. Gardner) Reg 6404Apr 30
  51. 51Order. City Clerk to notify Colonial Beacon Oil Co. that it is not agreeable to City of Cambridge for them to substitute a certificate of Public Liability and property damage insurance in place of Surety Bond covering 6" Pipe Line across Mass. Ave. near Alewife Brook Parkway (M.R.111a)Apr 30
  52. 52Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 1354 Mass. Ave. (Smith Gray of Massachs[?])Apr 30
  53. 53Order " " " "Sign" 246 Main St. (Frank P. Vicari)Apr 30
  54. 54Order. Grass Sidewalk (1) 2 Mt. Auburn St.) (2) 7-9 Banks St.) John R. Marquess[?]May 7
  55. 55Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 160 Cambridge St. (Herbert F. Brown)May 7
  56. 56Order. Revoking Permit for "Swing Arm" 113 Richdale Ave. (Richdale Garage)May 14
  57. 57Order " " " "Sign" 1309 Cambridge St. (Liberty Electric Supply Co)May 14
  58. 58Order " " " "Sign" 8 Temple St. (Gross Colonial Furniture Co.)May 14
  59. 59Order " " " "Sign" 1603-1605 Cambridge St. (John J. Donovan)May 14
  60. 60Order. Grass Sidewalk 32-70 Binney St. (Binney Realty Corp.)May 21
  61. 61Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 41A Pearl St. (Nathan Witt)May 21
  62. 62R. & B. Order. "Sign" 684 Mass. Ave. (National Appliance Corporation)May 28
  63. 63R. & B. Order "Sundry Signs". (1) 18 Columbia St. (Tommy Chin) (2) 29 Columbia St. (Tommy Chin) (3) 25 Prospect St. (Gross Colonial Furniture Co)May 28
  64. 64R. & B. Order "Sundry Signs" (1) 1252 Mass. Ave. (William L. Tutin) (2) 1354 Mass. Ave. ( The Personal Book Shop)May 28
  65. 65R. & B. Order Driveway 19 Garfield St. (Robert Cummings)May 28
  66. 66R. & B. Sundry Driveways (1) 3 Walnut Ave. (Rose A. Cushman) (2) Cor. Webster Ave & Lincoln St. (Bacon Roofing Co) (3) 171 Lakeview Ave (Mrs. Thompson Keohane)May 28
  67. 67R. & B. Order "Counters on Sidewalks" (1) 408 Cambridge St. (Domenic Forti) (2) 423 Mass. Ave. (Ideal Grocery)May 28
  68. 68R. & B. Order. Display of Goods on Sidewalk. (1) 984 Cambridge St. (Ida Koocher[?]) (2) 29 Columbia. (Philips Meat Market)May 28
  69. 69Order. Gran. Sidewalks (1.) 11 Sumner Rd. (James A. Carrig) (2) 10 Clarendon Ave. (Burleigh W. Rose & Robert C. Smith)May 28
  70. 70Order. "Band Stand" Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church on June 16, 1945. (Liberty Club & Band)May 28
  71. 71R. & B. Counter on Sidewalk. 690 Cambridge St (Patsy Bergantino)Jun 4
  72. 72R. & B. Display of Goods on Sidewalk 235 Hampshire St. (Max Corino)Jun 4
  73. 73Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 297 Vassar St. (Bird Carbmis[?] Inc) (2) 102 Aberdeen Ave. (Richard J. Fitzmaurice)Jun 4
  74. 74Order. Gran Sidewalks (1) 40 Kirkland St. Sumner Rose Side (William & Elizabeth Appleby) (2). 17 Day St. (Mary A. Murphy for life. Petitioner Dorothy H. Cyr)Jun 4
  75. 75Order. "Sign" 211 Hampshire St. (Marshall's Cafeteria Inc)Jun 4
  76. 76Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 1945 Mass. Ave. (Henry Lew)Jun 4
  77. 77Order. "Driveway" 160 Chilton St. (Mr. & Mrs. Alex Alleoff[?])Jun 11
  78. 78Order. Gran Sidewalk 38 Madison Ave. (Alexander Klemas)Jun 11
  79. 79Order. Edgestones 158-160 Chilton St. (Alleoff[?])Jun 11
  80. 80Order. "Sign" 472 Mass. Ave. (The Franklin Paint Inc)Jun 11
  81. 81Order. Display of Goods on Sidewalk 1957 Mass Ave. (Pay & Take Furniture Co)Jun 11
  82. 82Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" on Sidewalk at Curb in front of Premises 233 Mt. Auburn St. (Elie Alexander)Jun 26
  83. 83R. & B. Order. Driveway 76 Coolidge St. (Haviland Realty Corp[?])Aug 13
  84. 84R. & B. Order Gran Sidewalk 17 Gibson St. (Signe M. Gammbach[?])Aug 13
  85. 85R. & B. Order "Sign" 2469 Mass. Ave. (Green Parrott Cafe Inc)Aug 13
  86. 86R. & B. Order Counter on Sidewalk 28 Warren St. (Fiorinda Maccone[?])Aug 13
  87. 87R. & B. Order Counter on Sidewalk 674 Cambridge St. (John Bongiorno)Aug 13
  88. 88Order. Areaways under Sidewalk on Green & Magazine Sts (S. S. Realty Co. Inc)Aug 13
  89. 89Leave to Withdraw. Petition of Carmelo Ficichy[?] for Permit to display Goods on Sidewalk on Concord Ave near B. & M. R.R. CrossingAug 13
  90. 90Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 38-46 Albany St. (2) 87 Auburn St. (3) 10 Hubbard Ave. (4) 129 Sherman St. (5) 619 Cambridge St. (6) 15 Crozier Rd. (7) 125 Fayerweather St. (8) 26 Foch St. (9) 36 Albany St. (10) 72 Sparks St. (11) 454-456 BroadwayAug 13
  91. 91Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalks (1) 13-23 Charles St. (2) 48 Brookline St (3) 155 Fayerweather St. (4) 28 Warren St. (5) 61-65 Bristol St. (6) 35 Eustis St. (7) 37 Chauncy St. (8) 59 Brookline St. (9) 18 Portland & 35 Albany St. (10) 42 Howard St. (11) 139 Lexington Ave (12) 71 Reed St. (13) 9 Cottage Park Ave. (the)[?]Aug 13
  92. 92Order. Gran. Sidewalk 98-100 Aberdeen Ave. (Waldron) Reg. LandAug 13
  93. 93Order Gran. Sidewalk 247 Cambridge St (Lakschewitz) Reg. LandAug 13
  94. 94Order Sundry Signs (1) 696 Mass. Ave. (Robb's Bakery) (2) 718 Mass Ave. (Samuel Weinstein) (3) 320 Webster Ave. (Jacob Claymon)[?] (4) 104 Oxford St. (John J. Hosford) (5) 1611 Mass. Ave. (Gaetano C. Cammarata)Aug 13
  95. 95Order. Sundry Signs (1) 291-293 Cambridge St (Silveiros Liquor Store Inc) (2) 192 Hampshire St. (Shamrock Cafe of Cambridge Inc) (3) 313 Mass Ave. (Gianares & Kalogeropoulos)Aug 13
  96. 96Order. Revoking Permit for "Opening" in Sidewalk on Green St. (Elks Bldg. Corp. of Cambridge)Aug 13
  97. 97Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 2525 Mass. Ave. (Joseph F. Murphy)Aug 13
  98. 98Order " " " "Sign" 1297 Cambridge St (Sonora Lunch)[?]Aug 13
  99. 99Order " " " "Sign" 2 Brookline St. (Franklin Fish Inc)Aug 13
  100. 100Order " " " "Sign" 313 Mass. Ave (Minnie's Cafe Inc.)Aug 13
  101. 101Order " " " "Sign" 1252 Mass. Ave. (Chester T. Holbrook)Aug 13
  102. 102R. & B. Counter on Sidewalk 606 Cambridge St. (Vincent Macuno)[?]Sep 10
  103. 103R. & B. Display of Goods on Sidewalk 2014 Mass Ave (Joseph Miller "" Regent Furniture Co) " " " " " " 2085 Mass Ave. (Harry Sussman "" Walnut Sales Co)Sep 10
  104. 104Order Permit Granted to Simplex Wire & Cable Co to Maintain Bridge over Pacific St.Sep 10
  105. 105Order Counter on Sidewalk 1232 Cambridge St. (George Pisades)[?]Sep 10
  106. 106Order Display of Goods on Sidewalk 10 Warren St. (James Bradley)Sep 10
  107. 107Order. Telephone Booth on Sidewalk. Mass. Ave. Harvard Square (New Eng. Tel & Tel. Co)Sep 10
  108. 108Order. Cem. Sidewalks (1) 16-18 Avon St. (McKenna) and (2) 207-209 Cambridge St. (Maida)Sep 10
  109. 109Order. Cem. Sidewalks Sundry Locations on Lawn St.Sep 10
  110. 110Order. Edgestones Sundry Locations on Lawn St.Sep 10
  111. 111Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 2418 Mass. Ave. (P. Ballantine & Sons)Sep 10
  112. 112Order. " " " "Sign" 285 Broadway (Henry D. McInnis " ) (Universal Garage Co " )Sep 10
  113. 113Order. " " " "Sign" 291-293 Cambridge St (Manuel C. Silveira)Sep 10
  114. 114Order. Discontinuance of Driveway 109 Broadway (Mack Realty Co)Sep 17
  115. 115Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 137 Willow St. (Bradley) (2) 2131 Mass. Ave (Dieball) (3) 315 Mass. Ave. (rear) (Geo. Wyer Estate) (4) 175 Huron Ave. (Hickey) (5) 37 Guy Gardens East. (Latady & Malbolm[?])Sep 17
  116. 116Order. Cem. Sidewalks (1) 109-119 Broadway (Harvard Trust Co) (2) 87-89 Belmont St. (Parisi) (3) 58 Pleasant St. (Temallo) (4) 137 Willow St. (Bradley)Sep 17
  117. 117Order. "Sign" 2078 Mass. Ave. (Samuel Minkowitz)Sep 17
  118. 118R. & B. Sundry Driveways (1) 30 Mellen St. (Chin) (2) 105 Inman St. (Donahue) (3) 1 Front St. (Rostron) (4) 30 Lancaster St. (Thierry) (5) 44 River St. (Cignale) (6) 18 Portland St. (Flynn)Sep 24
  119. 119R. & B. Driveway 10 Erie St. (H. Johnsbury Trucking Co)Sep 24
  120. 120R. & B. Driveway First St. (Commercial Ave. Truck)Sep 24
  121. 121R. & B. "Marquee" 483 Mass. Ave. (Mollie Inc)Sep 24
  122. 122R. & B. "Sign" 346 Portland St. (Chadwick Fuels Inc)Sep 24
  123. 123R. & B. Reinforced Concrete Bldg. Footings under Sidewalk on Burleigh St. (Lever Brothers Company)Sep 24
  124. 124Order. "Sign" 109-119 Broadway (MacKenzie Motor Sales Inc)Sep 24
  125. 125Order. "Flag Pole" 60 Budge St. (Frederic B. Littlefield)Sep 24
  126. 126Order. "Counter on Sidewalk" 344 Cambridge St (Rachel Grossi)Sep 24
  127. 127Order. "Counter on Sidewalk" 1394 Cambridge St. (Albert L. Power)Sep 24
  128. 128Order. "Display of Goods on Sidewalk" 2420 Mass. Ave (David F. Trant)Sep 24
  129. 129Order. "Display of Goods on Sidewalk" 438 Cambridge St (Nicola Povio[?])Sep 24
  130. 130Order "Display of Goods on Sidewalk" Concord Ave near B. & M. Railroad Crossing (Carmelo Ficichy[?]) (see No 134)Sep 24
  131. 131Order Permit granted to Simplex Wire & Cable Co. to construct & maintain a Bridge over Pacific St. / Order Permit granted to Simplex Wire & Cable Co. to construct & maintain a Bridge over Sidney St.Sep 24
  132. 132Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 164 Broadway (Portland St. Side) Seven Bros[?] Co. (2) 85 Holworthy St. (Park Ave Side) (Antonucci)Oct 1
  133. 133Order Sundry Gran. Sidewalks (1) 146 Sixth St. (Alden Speares Sons Co.) (2) 567-569 Putnam Ave. (Quinn) (3) 118 Kinnaird St. (Jackson & Leary) (4) 168-172 Pearl St. (Jackson) (5) 2 Greenwood Park. Sherington[?] Ave. Side (Loraine A. Sullivan)Oct 1
  134. 134Order. Rescinding Order authorizing the granting of a Permit to Carmelo Ficichy[?] to display & sell Merchandise on Sidewalk on Concord Ave. near B. & M. R.R. Crossing (Pill[?]) (see No 130)Oct 1
  135. 135Order Discontinuance of Driveway 35 Plymouth St. (Joaquin Miranda Sr.)Oct 8
  136. 136Order. Gran. Sidewalks (1) 621 Cambridge St. (Mary E. Barrett.) (2) 82 1/2 Kinnaird St. (Thomas M. Boudreau)Oct 8
  137. 137Order Sundry Driveways (1) 158 & 162 Broadway (Leva Bros Co) (2) Bet. 240 & 270 Vassar St. (Mass. Inst. of Tech)Oct 8
  138. 138Order. Revoking Permit For "Swing Arm". 456 Broadway (Broadway Garage or Sooley[?])Oct 8
  139. 139Order " " " "Marquee" 483 Mass Ave (Harvard College)Oct 8
  140. 140Order " " " "Sign" 346 Portland St (Chadwick Coal yards of Comh.[?] Inc)Oct 8
  141. 141Order " " " "Sign" 2078 Mass. Ave. (Jesse Hoffenberg or Shawmut Sign Co)Oct 8
  142. 142R. & B. Order. "Sign" 79 Blanche St. (Boston Drop Forge Co)Oct 15
  143. 143R. & B Order "Sign" 10 Prospect St ( John C. Gill or The Music Box)Oct 15
  144. 144Order. Rel. to Perambulation of Boundary Lines bet. Cambridge and Towns of Watertown, Belmont & Arlington and City of SomervilleOct 15
  145. 145Order Sundry Driveways (1) 89 Upland Rd (Justine Barbora[?] (2) 315 Webster Ave (Isaac Geisinger or Central Auto Parts)Oct 15
  146. 146Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalk (1) 80 Kinnaird St. (Cordan[?]) (2) 84 Kinnaird St. (Yaverian[?]) (3) 84½ Kinnaird St. (Larkin) (4) 13 Ninth St. (Kenney) (5) 42 Sarland[?] Ave. (Cordans[?]) (6) 19 State St. (General Radio Co.) (7) 134 Garden St. (Frank Strozzi Jr.) (8) 181½ Sherman St. (Rose M. Stozzi[?])Oct 15
  147. 147Order. "Signs" (1) 290 Portland St. (Wilbur's Restaurants Inc.) (2) 132 Brookline St. (Fisk Alden Co.)Oct 15
  148. 148Order. Revoking Permit For "Sign" 1280 Cambridge St. (Beacon Colonial Oil Co.)Oct 15
  149. 149Order. " " " " "Sign" 2100 Mass. Ave. (Standard Laundry)Oct 15
  150. 150Order. " " " " "Sign" "Flag Poles" 30 Bridge St. The Flag CenterOct 15
  151. 151Order. Sundry Driveways (1) Commercial Ave. (Walter Morton Corp.) (2) 35 Hampshire St. (Stoker & Finegan) (3) 22-24 Jackson St. (Peter Servjay[?]) (4) 46 Brewster St. (Bradley Doug Jr.)Oct 22
  152. 152Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalk (1) 14 Clarendon Ave. (Budding) (2) 26 Clarendon Ave. (Pierce) (3) 44 Clarendon Ave. (Moore) (4) 34 Fairmont St. (Smith)Oct 22
  153. 153Order. "Sign" 2545 Mass Ave. (The Atlantic Refining Co.)Oct 22
  154. 154R. & B. "Gasoline Swig Acm[?]" 2463-2465 Mass. Ave. (Benjamin Zuker)Oct 29
  155. 155Order. Sundry Driveways (1) 119 Windsor St. (G. H. Green Co.) (2) 9 Oakland St. (Cotter) (3) 44 Clarendon Ave. (Moore) (4) 216 Brookline St. (Oppedisano[?])Oct 29
  156. 156Order. Gran. Sidewalks Sundry Location Clarendon Ave.Oct 29
  157. 157Order. "Sign" 678 Mass. Ave. (Household Finance Corp.)Oct 29
  158. 158Order. "Sign" 200 Bridge St (Myrtle Schwartz)Oct 29
  159. 159Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalks (1) 40 Clarendon Ave. (James) (2) 625 Concord Ave. (Campbell) (3) 76 Kinnaird St. (Murphy)Nov 5
  160. 160Order. Gran. Sidewalk "Reg. Land" 48 & 50 Haskell St. (Florence L. Potter)Nov 5
  161. 161Order. "Sign" 708 Main St. (William L. Neil[?])Nov 5
  162. 162Order. Supt. of Streets to resurface St Cecil[?] Terrace (Cassidy)Nov 5
  163. 163Order. Driveway 34 Binney St. (John MacDonald)Nov 19
  164. 164Order. Sundry Gran. Sidewalk (1) 28-30 Lopez St. (Cox) (2) 13-15-17 Pearl Terrace (Baptist) (3) 110-112 Fourth St. (Mello & Santos) (4) 235 Hurley St. (Mello & Santos)Nov 19
  165. 165Order. Discontinuance of a Part of Auburn[?] St. and a Part of Pilgrim St. extending northwesterly from Sidney St. (petition of Simplex Wire & Cable Co.)Nov 19
  166. 166R.&B. "Signs" (1) 474 Mass. Ave. (Pasquale Madonna) (2) 2ⁿᵈ Essex St. (Frye's Cigar Store Co.) (3) 2ⁿᵈ Essex St. (Frye's Cigar Store Co.)Nov 26
  167. 167R.&B. "Sign" 678 Mass. Ave. (Household Finance Corp.)Nov 26
  168. 168R.&B. Aluminum Awning 7 Boylston St. (Charles F. Lowry)Nov 26
  169. 169Order "Sign" 239 Broadway (John C. Wallen)Nov 26
  170. 170Order. Cement Sidewalk 606-668 Huron Ave. (Ed. J. & Helen T. Hyland[?])Nov 26
  171. 171Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 7 Hudson St. (The Wave Beauty Shoppe)Nov 26
  172. 172Order. "Sign" 14 Columbia St. (George Stathopoulos)Dec 3
  173. 173Order. "Sign" 297-299 Cambridge St. (Bright Star Lunch Inc.)Dec 3
  174. 174Order. "Display of Xmas Trees" on Sidewalk 174 Hurley St. (Joseph M. Parla[?])Dec 3
  175. 175Order. "Display of Xmas Trees" on Sidewalk 132 Hampshire St. (Geo. J. Truesdell[?])Dec 10
  176. 176Order. "Display of Xmas Trees" on Sidewalk 2298 Mass. Ave. (Victory Flower Shop)Dec 10
  177. 177Order "Sign" 1030-1032 Cambridge St. (Morey Hirsch)Dec 10
  178. 178Order. "Sign" 694 Cambridge St. (Sheridan Hamlin)Dec 10
  179. 179Finance. Order, Cambridge Steam Corporation Steam Lines under Potter, Ninth, Bering[?] & Second Sts. (Fullane[?] ice Large Safe in Vault)Dec 17
  180. 180R.&B. Certifying to Bd. of Assessors schedule of sidewalk assessments on Acorn et al streets in total sum of $4,548.44Dec 17
  181. 181R.&B. Certifying to Bd. of Assessors schedule of sidewalk assessments on Aberdeen Ave. et al Streets in total sum of $2.96 (Reg. Land)Dec 17
  182. 182R.&B. Sundry Driveways (1) 330 Walden Ave.[?] (J. Claymore[?]) (2) 318 Elm St. (J. Claymore[?]) (3) 784 Memorial Drive. (Pleasant St. Side (D. D. Chemical Co.)Dec 17
  183. 183R.&B Order. "Marquee" 29 Boylston St. (Harvard Cafe Inc.)Dec 17
  184. 184Order Sundry Driveways (1.) 290 Walden St. (Annie S. Lombard) (2) 26-28 Sidney St. (Adams Asphalt Co.) (3) 30-32 Sidney St. (Adams Asphalt Co.)Dec 17
  185. 185Order "Sign" 735-737 Mass. Ave. (Colonial Stores of New Eng. Inc.)Dec 17
  186. 186Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 1372 Mass. Ave. (Michael Goldberg[?])Dec 17
  187. 187Order. Revoking Permit for "Sign" 2 Church St. (Telford - Harvard Inc)Dec 24
  188. 188Order. Lundy Cream Sidewalks (1) 95 Cushing St. (Ferolete) (2) 109 Cushing St. (Ferolete)Dec 31
  189. 189Order. "Sign" 201 Cambridge St. (Willard C. Craig)Dec 31
  190. 190Order. "Sign" 171 Thorndike St. (Stephen V. Scotti)Dec 31
  191. 191Order. Supt. of Streets to enforce Ordinances Sect. 30. Ch. 33 rel. to removal of material in Barrells or other receptacles which cannot be lifted by two men (Sullivan)Dec 31
  192. 192Order Revoking Permit for "Sign" 2A Essex St (Frye's Cigar Stores Co)Dec 31
  193. 193Order. " " " " " "Sign" 2A Essex St ( " " " " )Dec 31

Sundries

105 actions · № 1–105
  1. 1Order. City Solicitor to furnish Members of City Council with Copies of all proposed legislation that effects City ( Neville)Jan 8
  2. 2Resolution. On Elevation of Father Wm B. Finegan to rank of MonsignorJan 8
  3. 3Resolution On Elevation of Father John A. Butler to rank of Monsignor.Jan 8
  4. 4Resolution On Elevation of Father Hugh F. Blunt to rank of MonsignorJan 8
  5. 5Resolution. On Death of Dr. Joseph B. Rockett of City Hospital StaffJan 15
  6. 6Invitation. Cambridge Rubber Co. Army-Navy "E" Award Feb. 6, 1945.Feb 5
  7. 7Appreciation. Auxiliary of Cap. Russell C. Hoyt Post For allowing them to Sponsor the Recent Paper Drive.Feb 5
  8. 8Invitation From Gov. Tobin. Washington's Birthday Reception at State HouseFeb 12
  9. 9Order. City Solicitor requested for an Opinion as to whether or not the City Council should elect an Acting City Manager each time the Manager is absent etc. (Sennott)Feb 12
  10. 10Placed On File. Comm. from City Solicitor relative to copies of Bills in Legislature that are of interest to CitiesFeb 19
  11. 11Placed On File. "Opinion" of City Solicitor relative to term of of Office of Acting City ManagerFeb 19
  12. 12Order. City Solicitor requested to advise City Council whether or not the land situated on Broadway in front of Public Library Bldg. could be used for the erection of a War Memorial (Neville)Mar 5
  13. 13Order. City Council as a Committee of the Whole to confer with Cambridge Housing Authority to discuss the proposed increase in rents for service-men who are sent Overseas. (Sullivan)Mar 5
  14. 14Order. City Council records itself as opposed to any increase in rent of families of Service Men who are tenants of the Cambridge Housing Authority ( Neville)Mar 5
  15. 15Order. City Council, as a Committee of the Whole, to confer with City Manager relative to taking Steps to erect a Suitable Memorial on site of Washington Elm. (Cassidy)(see No. 32)Mar 19
  16. 16Order City Solicitor to inform City Council as to legality and Form of Proposed Ordinance licensing Automatic Music Machines (Neville)Mar 19
  17. 17Placed On File "Opinion" of City Solicitor rel. to affiliation on behalf of a City to join Met Water DistrictMar 26
  18. 18Placed On File "Opinion" of City Solicitor stating that the proposed Ordinance relative to licensing Automatic Music Machines is legal and is in proper FormMar 26
  19. 19Order. Sealer of Weights & Measures to submit a report on the new City Owned Weighing Scales (Cassidy)Mar 26
  20. 20Order. City Councillors to be notified of name and date of Publication containing bids for purchase of City Materials (Cassidy)Mar 26
  21. 21Placed On File. Comm. (Telegram) from Herbert McSorley requesting permission to use Council Chamber on Wed. evening for a protest meeting relative to Washington Elm StoneApr 2
  22. 22Order. Mayor requested to give permission to Judge Walcott and Herbert McSorley to use Council Chamber on Wednesday next at 7.30 P.M. for a meeting in regard to Washington Elm Marker. (Sullivan)Apr 2
  23. 23Order Withdrawn. Relative to City Manager appointing a Committee for observance of the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of Cambridge as a City (Neville)Apr 2
  24. 24Invitation. Camb. Post No 27 of Am. Legion. Patriots Day Parade April 19, 1945.Apr 9
  25. 25Resolution On Death of President Roosevelt. (Mayor Coroner[?])Apr 16
  26. 26Resolve. In Favor of Passage by Congress of a Merchant Seamens Bill of Rights (Pill)Apr 16
  27. 27Invitation Camb. Post No 27 Am Legion Patriots Day Parade. April 19, 1945.Apr 16
  28. 28Invitation "I am an American Day". May 20, 1945Apr 30
  29. 29Order. Assessors to inform City Council how much Property has been taken out of taxable Column by the colleges in the last 25 years ( LynchApr 30
  30. 30Resolve. City Council requesting Congress to pass H.R. 3035 relative to increase in salary for Postal Employees (Neville)Apr 30
  31. 31Order. City Solicitor to inform City Council as to their Powers to tax College Property and also as to their rights to exempt from taxation any College Property. (Lynch)May 7
  32. 32Order. Committee appointed to take steps to erect a Suitable Memorial on site of Washington Elms. to be enlarged by the appointment of 9 Citizens (Norton) (see No. 15)May 7
  33. 33Placed On File. Report of Election Commission concerning Census of 1945. (Population 111,300)May 14
  34. 34Order. City Solicitor to prepare legislation to be presented to next General Court rel. to State sharing the burden of tax exempt College Property (Lynch)May 14
  35. 35Resolve. City Council records itself in opposition to Bill which would levy a 2% Tax on Retail Sales (Cassidy)May 14
  36. 36Invitation. Camb. Post #27. Am. Legion. Memorial Day Exercises. May 30, 1945.May 14
  37. 37Invitation. Cap. Russell E. Hoyt, Post #299. Memorial Day Services. Weeks Memorial BridgeMay 14
  38. 38Invitation. Camb. Fire Dept. Memorial Exercises. Camb. Cemetery June 10, 1945May 14
  39. 39Order. Accepting the provisions of Chapter 166, Acts of 1945 the same being "An Act to Facilitate Voting by Absent Voters, Members of the Armed Forces at City & Town Elections"May 21
  40. 40Invitation. Camb. Post #27. Am. Legion. Memorial Mass. Sunday May 27, 1945May 21
  41. 41Resolution. On Death of Michael E. Fitzgerald, Former Supt. of SchoolsMay 21
  42. 42Resolution. In Honor of Lieut Commander Joseph T. O'CallahanMay 28
  43. 43Invitation. Cap. Russell E. Hoyt Post #299. Annual Memorial Mass. June 3, 1945.May 28
  44. 44Invitation. Graduation Exercises. Camb. Fire Dept, Fire College. May 28, 1945May 28
  45. 45Invitation. Disabled American Veterans Ch. 16. Memorial Day Exercises. May 30, 1945Jun 4
  46. 46Invitation. Camb. Lodge of Elks. Flag Day Exercises June 14, 1945.Jun 4
  47. 47Resolve. Congratulating High School Teams for successful season (Cassidy)Jun 4
  48. 48Order. Committee of Council appointed to confer with Committee on Athletics of School Committee relative to paying tribute to successful High School Teams (Cassidy)Jun 4
  49. 49Order School Committee to consider starting a Refresher Course in High Schools for returning Veterans (Cassidy)Jun 4
  50. 50Order. City Solicitor to inform City Council what change can be made in Bldg. Code to restrain single story Bldg. Construction on Principal Streets etc. (Devlin[?])Jun 4
  51. 51Invitation Camb. Lodge of Elks. Flag Day Exercises. June 14, 1945Jun 11
  52. 52Order. Purchasing Agent to make report on the City Gift to Citizens entering the Armed Service. (Cassidy)Jun 11
  53. 53Order Next Regular Meeting of City Council. June 25, 1945Jun 11
  54. 54Notice of Special Meeting of City Council on June 26, 1945 at 2 P.M.Jun 26
  55. 55Order City Clerk to fill Jury Box (Pill[?])Jun 26
  56. 56Order City Council as Committee of the Whole, with the City Manager, Bd. of Assessors & Supt. of Bldgs. to meet to make a study of Vacant Land on Charles River Front. (Neville)Jun 26
  57. 57Order. Harvard College to erect a monument in Harvard College Yard adjacent to present monument - Dragon with Chinese Inscriptions" with the translation in English. (Sullivan)Jun 26
  58. 58Order City Council goes on Record as in favor of Ch. 447, Acts of 1945 rel. to granting Vacations to returning service men formerly in the employ of City. (Neville)Jun 26
  59. 59Resolve. Failed of Adoption. Recognizing Work of Inspectors, Division of Police Dept. in the apprehension of the Persons who were responsible for the murder of Patrol. J. Murphy (Pill[?])Jun 26
  60. 60Placed On File. Comm. from State Fire Marshall rel to Hearing on June 29, 1945 regarding the action of License Commission in granting a license to "Prest-O-Lite Co. Inc" to store 30,000 gallons of Propane at 539 Concord Ave CambridgeJun 26
  61. 61Notice of Special Meeting of City Council on Monday Aug. 13, 1945. at 8 o'clock P.M.Aug 13
  62. 62Order. Failed of Adoption. Recommending that the provisions of Law be Suspended in so far as they apply to Question on Ballot on Nov. 6, 1945 rel. to Appr. Money for the removal of Snow & Ice from Private Ways. (Election Commission)Aug 13
  63. 63Order Accepting the provisions of Chapter 447, Act of 1945 rel. to Granting Vacations to Veterans who return to employ of City (Neville)Aug 13
  64. 64Order. Notice of City Election to be held on Tuesday Nov. 6, 1945 (Polls open from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.)Sep 10
  65. 65Order. Special Committee of three members of City Council appointed to confer with the Supt. of Schools rel. to continuance of "Child Care Centers Nursery Schools" (Cassidy)Sep 10
  66. 66Order. City Council opposed to granting of a Permit to Harvard Brewing Co. for a Public Garage at Cor. of Baldwin & Cambridge Sts. (Cassidy)Sep 10
  67. 67Order. Special Committee of three members of City Council appointed to confer with Commanders of Veterans organizations to consider a Public celebration in honor of returning Veterans of World War II. (Scarcelli[?])Sep 17
  68. 68Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager notifying City Council that he has accepted the provisions of Gen. Laws Chapter 32, Sect. 60-A relating to retirement or Pension of Army Nurses.Sep 24
  69. 69Order. Special Committee of three members of City Council appointed to investigate and determine what Steps may be necessary to prohibit Heavy Trucking on bridge &c. (Cassidy)Sep 24
  70. 70Order. Chairman of School Committee to consider calling a Special Meeting of School Committee for the purpose of acting on the closing or retaining of Nursery Schools. (Cassidy)Sep 24
  71. 71Order. Suspending the provisions of Law rel. to question of Appro. Money for the removal of snow and ice in Private Ways said question to appear on Ballot at City Election Nov. 6, 1945. (Order relieves Election Commission of notifying each Voter in City of aforesaid Referendum)Sep 24
  72. 72Special Committee on Child Care Centers. Order Requesting School Committee to ask City Manager for a sum to operate Child Care Centers until Dec. 31, 1945.Oct 1
  73. 73Order. Committee consisting of Planning Board, Supt. of Bldgs. & Chief of Fire Dept. appointed to conduct a Survey of unoccupied Bldgs. in City, to determine their Condition etc. (Mayor Corcoran)Oct 1
  74. 74Resolve. In appreciation to Harvard College for Gift of Fire Engine and equipment.Oct 1
  75. 75Order. City Solicitor requested for Sundry Opinions rel. to the Matter of the City of Cambridge becoming a Member of Met. Water District (Neville)Oct 8
  76. 76Resolve. rel. to the establishment of Palestine as a Home for the Jewish People (Hill & Neville)Oct 8
  77. 77Order. Committee on Ordinances to consider amending "Zoning Ordinance" on all vacant Land on Memorial Drive (Cassidy)Oct 8
  78. 78Order. Chairman of Committee on Ordinances to call a Meeting of Committee, with City Solicitor, to discuss Zoning of Vacant Land on Memorial Drive. (Cassidy)Oct 8
  79. 79Placed On File. Comm. from Disabled American Veterans, rel. to continuance of Nurseries under Lanham Act.Oct 8
  80. 80Invitation. Exhibition Drill, Fire Dept. Camb. Common Oct. 14, 1945Oct 8
  81. 81Order. School Committee to take action on the Matter of the Continuation of Nursery Schools under Lanham Act. (Cassidy)Oct 15
  82. 82Order. City Solicitor requested to draw up Ordinance for all other employees of City similar to one passed by City Council regarding the Matter of Sick Leave for Members of Police Dept. (Lynch)Oct 15
  83. 83Placed On File. Comm. from Cambridge City Employees Union Local 602 in opposition to entry of Cambridge into the Met. District Commission System (Water)Oct 15
  84. 84Order. Rel. to death of Son of Congressman Curley (Sennott)Oct 22
  85. 85Order. Rel. to death of Wife of Thomas O'Neill Supt. of Sewers (Sennott)Oct 22
  86. 86Invitation. Corp. Russell C. Hoyt Post. 279 Annual Memorial Service on Sunday Nov. 4, 1945.Oct 29
  87. 87Order. City Solicitor to furnish City Council with information on the status of all River Bridges in City etc. (Sennott)Oct 29
  88. 88Order Next Regular Meeting of City Council Monday, Nov. 12, 1945 (Nov. 716)Nov 5
  89. 89Order Placed On File. Rel. to Assessor furnishing City Council with list of Properties in Vicinity of Colleges where the valuations have been increased in the past 25 years. (Lynch)Nov 19
  90. 90Placed On File. Comm. from Cambridge Post No. 27 American Legion in opposition to proposed merger of Cambridge Water System with Met. District CommissionNov 19
  91. 91Placed On File. Comm. from Election Commission transmitting the result of City Election on Nov. 6, 1945.Dec 17
  92. 92Order Withdrawn. Rel. to discontinuing regular Meetings assigned for Dec. 24 & Dec. 31, 1945. (Neville)Dec 17
  93. 93Order Accepting the provisions of Chapter 708 Acts of 1945 the same being "An Act Relative to the Retirement Allowances of School Janitors in Certain Cities & Towns"Dec 24
  94. 94Placed On File. Chapter 723 Acts of 1945 the same being "An Act authorizing the establishment and maintenance of Municipal Departments and of Districts for furnishing information, advice and assistance to Veterans of World War II or other Veterans"Dec 24
  95. 95Order Rev. Monsignor Augustine F. Hickey appointed Chaplain of the Day on Inauguration Day Jan. 7, 1946. (Neville)Dec 24
  96. 96Order. Special Committee of three members of City Council appointed to arrange for inaugural exercises on Jan. 7, 1946 (Sullivan)Dec 24
  97. 97Order Special Committee of five members of City Council appointed to draw up resolutions on the elevation of Archbishop Spellman to the Cardinalate by Pope Pius XII. (Neville)Dec 24
  98. 98Order. Special Committee of three members of City Council appointed to draw up resolutions on the death of Thomas F. Dolan a former member of Common Council. (Neville)Dec 24
  99. 99Order. Commending Supt. of Streets & his Dept. for good Work on Snow Removal. (Lynch)Dec 24
  100. 100Order. Members of Press thanked for their impartial reporting of the proceedings of City Council for year of 1945. (Deville[?])Dec 24
  101. 101Order. Objected to. Discontinuing regular meeting assigned for Monday Dec. 31, 1945. (Norton presented Order. Lynch objected)Dec 24
  102. 102Notice of Special Meeting of City Council to be held on Sat. Dec. 29, 1945 at 7.30 P.M.Dec 29
  103. 103Resolution. In Honor of Mayor John H. CorcoranDec 31
  104. 104Order. Resolution of Sympathy on illness of Councillors Deville & Sullivan (Pill)Dec 31
  105. 105Order. Matters in Files of various committees of City Council not reported referred to next City Council (Pill)Dec 31

Appointments

73 actions · № 1–73
  1. 1Assistant Assessors. Six (6) in number.Jan 8
  2. 2Constables Without Power. 19 in number. (Employees of Harvard College)Jan 8
  3. 3Constables With Power (4 in number)Jan 8
  4. 4Public Weighers. 3 in number. (Employees of W. Russell Lyon Co.) / Weighers of Coal 5 in number (Employees of Carstensen Coal Co.) / Hans L. Carstensen. Surveyor of WoodJan 8
  5. 5Constables With Power (4 in Number)Jan 15
  6. 6Constables Without Power (4 in Number)Jan 15
  7. 7Angus MacLellan. Constable Without PowerJan 15
  8. 8Sundry Employees. City Hospital (7 in number)Jan 22
  9. 9Parker F. Soule. Chairman, Board of Appeal for 1945. / John J. Bradley, Library Trustee / Charles F. Hurley Library Trustee. / Francis D. Coady Employment Agent. / Owen F. McCall Budget ExaminerJan 22
  10. 10Frederick McCawbrey[?]. Constable Without Power.Jan 29
  11. 11Stephen W. Mahoney Local Moth SuptFeb 5
  12. 12James Mahady. Constable Without PowerFeb 5
  13. 13Sundry City Employees (4 in number). Assessors, Const. Serv. & Election CommissionFeb 5
  14. 14John P. Nelligan / James MAZZA — Constables Without PowerFeb 12
  15. 15Public Weighers (7 in number) Employees of Street Dept.Feb 12
  16. 16Public Weighers (6 in number) / Weighers of Coal (6 in number) / Measurers of Wood & Bark (3 in number) — Employees of Flanders Fuel Co.Feb 12
  17. 17Percy A. Dennett. Cambridge Industrial CommissionFeb 19
  18. 18George W. Raynes Jr. Public WeigherFeb 19
  19. 19{ Public Weighers (4 in number) Employees of Old Colony Tar Co. } { Public Weighers (3 in number) Employees of Robert Fawcett[?] & Son Co Inc }Mar 5
  20. 20Sundry City Employees. 4 at Cambridge Sanatorium and 4 at City HospitalMar 5
  21. 21Mrs. John J. Teevens (Advisory Committee. Veterans Service Dept.)Mar 12
  22. 22Sundry City Employees 3 in Treasurers Dept. and 8 at City HospitalMar 12
  23. 23Dr. B. S. Killian. Inspector of Animals (Military Substitute For Dr. John J. Murphy Jr.)Mar 19
  24. 24Harold Schol[?]. Public Weigher. (Warren Brothers Roads Co)Mar 19
  25. 25Vincent L. Moynihan. Acting City ElectricianApr 2
  26. 26Joseph F. White To investigate legislation establishing a Mass. Port AuthorityApr 2
  27. 27Catherine McFarland. Public Weigher (Chadwick Coal Yards of Cambridge)Apr 2
  28. 28Sundry City Employees (3 in number) City Infirmary; City Hospital; Camb. San.;Apr 2
  29. 29Permanent Reserve Patrolmen. 12 in numberApr 9
  30. 30Constables Without Power (10 in number Employees of Harvard College)Apr 16
  31. 31{ Maurice F. Kew } { Robert M. Stewart } { Robert W. Gibb } Military Substitutes in Fire Dept permanently appointed effective April 15, 1945Apr 23
  32. 32{ Samuel Shrago } { John J. Burgess } Weighers of Coal Employees of University Oil CoApr 30
  33. 33Harry A. Penniman. Election CommissionerMay 7
  34. 34Sundry City Employees. Camb. San. (4) City Hospital (1). Library (2)May 7
  35. 35John J. McKenzie. City AuditorMay 14
  36. 36Dr. Charles A. Brusch. Provisional Permanent School PhysicianMay 14
  37. 37Daniel G. Mulcahill[?]. Constable Without PowerMay 14
  38. 38James F. J. Hughes Director of Veterans' Service DeptMay 21
  39. 39Laurent C. Roy. (Substitute for Wm Culver[?] on Board of Appeals)May 21
  40. 40Members of Advisory Committee. Veterans' Service DeptMay 21
  41. 41Sundry City Employees (2) Library Dept.May 21
  42. 42Sundry City Employees (3) Camb. San.; City Hospital; LibraryMay 28
  43. 43Sundry City Employees (7) Assessors, City Hospital; Treasury Dept; Executive Dept.Jun 4
  44. 44Three (3) Members of Advisory Committee of Veterans Service Dept.Jun 11
  45. 45Sundry City Employees (11) City Hospital; Camb. San; Planning Board; Park Dept.; Street Dept.Jun 11
  46. 46Members of Committee for observance of Centennial Anniversary of incorporation of City of Cambridge (Appointed by Mayor) (see No. 60)Jun 26
  47. 47Frederick J. Reardon — City Treasurer; A. Frank Montgomery — Clerk of Committee; Bernard F. Reagan — City Messenger; G. Frank Hooper — City Engineer; William R. McMenimen — Supt. of Streets; Frederick J. Adams — Member of Planning Board; Arthur M. Wright — Member of Sinking Fund Commission; Joseph M. Murphy — Member of Sinking Fund Commission; Peter J. Cahill — Member of Board of Public Welfare; Thomas Mulcare[?] — Member of Board of Examiners; Percy A. Bennett — Member of Industrial Commission; James J. Walsh — Member of Board of AppealJun 26
  48. 48Louis M. Melnick. Constable With PowerJun 26
  49. 49Weighers of Coal & Coke (4 in number) Employees of M & B. Coal Co. 169 Pemberton St. North Cambridge)Jun 26
  50. 50Dog Officers Members of Police Force. (1 year from May 1, 1945)Jun 26
  51. 51Sundry City Employees (8) Welfare Dept.; Cambridge Sanatorium; Library Dept.; City HospitalJun 26
  52. 52Robert K. McCarthy. Constable Without Power. (Harvard College)Aug 13
  53. 53Marie Dinan Public Weigher. (Fawcett & Son Co Inc)Aug 13
  54. 54Public Weighers (21 in number) Employees of Lever Bros CoAug 13
  55. 55Sundry City Employees. Health, Library, Treasury, Planning Bd., City Physician, and City Hospital Depts.Aug 13
  56. 56Miss Eileen Dixon. Public Weigher (Robert Fawcett & Son Inc)Sep 10
  57. 57Placed On File. Appointments by City Manager on June 4, 1945 of Members of Cambridge Inter-Racial Relations Committee; also City Solicitors Opinion rel. to authority of City Manager to appoint such a CommitteeSep 10
  58. 58Order. Mayor appointments of 8 Citizens to serve on a Committee for Racial and Religious UnderstandingSep 10
  59. 59Sundry City Employees. City Hospital, Camb. San., & Executive Dept.Sep 24
  60. 60Members of Committee for observance of Centennial Anniversary of the incorporation of City of Cambridge (Appointed by City Manager) (see No. 46)Oct 1
  61. 61Richard T. Wilkinson. Public Weigher (Old Colony Tar Co)Oct 1
  62. 62Edward J. Reilly. Veterans Advisory CommitteeOct 1
  63. 63Sundry City Employees. Camb. San., Library Dept. City Hospital Dept.Oct 1
  64. 64Sundry City Employees. City Hospital, & Planning Board.Oct 15
  65. 65Sundry City Employees. City Hospital, Library Dept., Election CommissionOct 22
  66. 66Frederick F. Adams Constable Without Power (Harvard University)Oct 29
  67. 67Eustis Beattie. Public Weigher (C. W. Spurgeon[?] & Son Co)Nov 5
  68. 68Sundry City Employees City HospitalNov 5
  69. 69Daniel Shrago Weigher of Coal (University Oil Co)Nov 19
  70. 70{Charles M. Wilson} {Bernard J. Meehan} Public Weighers Mass. Wharf Coal Co.Nov 26
  71. 71Sundry City Employees Water, City Hospital & Library DeptsNov 26
  72. 72Sundry City Employees. City Hospital; Coolidge SanatoriumDec 3
  73. 73Thomas E. Ahern Principal AssessorDec 31

Ordinances

49 actions · № 1–49
  1. 1Ordinances. "Ought Not To Pass" On Ordinance establishing a Dept. of Public Works. (For Ordinance see Large Safe in Vault.)Jan 15
  2. 2Ordinance "Zoning" Two (2) Parcels of Land on Concord Turnpike near the Arlington & Belmont Lines (From Residence B to Business B) (F. & C. Corporation).Jan 22
  3. 3Order. Discontinuing experimental Traffic Regulation in Harvard Square and requesting the Planning Board to draw up new Plan. (Morton)Jan 22
  4. 4Ordinances. Placed On File. Sundry Matters. (1) James A. Carrig. Petition for Change of Zone at 38 Kirkland St. (2) Mary S. Killiam. Petition for Change of Zone at 33 Kirkland St. (3) James A. Carrig. Rel. to Zoning Law as it applies to Kirkland St. (4) Frederick J. Adams. Chairman of Planning Board rel. to the Zoning of Property situated at 38 Kirkland St.Jan 29
  5. 5Ordinances. Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) Two (2) Comm. from Local 602. County & Municipal Employees rel. to sick leave; also Comm. from City Solicitor rel. to this matter. (2) Order. Rel. to City Solicitor taking steps against anyone maligning the good name of Cambridge. (3) Ordinance. Rel. to regulation of Automatic Music Machines and certain Automatic Amusement Devices. (4) Ordinance. Rel. to licensing of Automatic Music Machines & Pin Ball Machines (5) Met. District Commission. No Petition Filed for joining the Met. Water System.Jan 29
  6. 6Ordinances. Placed On File Sundry Matters (1) Albert L. Blaikie. Petition for Change of Zone. Premises bounded by Broadway, Moore, Dickinson & Clark Sts. (2) Ray L. Coolidge. Protesting against extra Ash Barrell Charge (3) James J. Scully. Rel. to an Ordinance on Taxation (4) John G. Murphy. Rel. to installation of Traffic Signal Lights on Main St. at Kendall Square StationJan 29
  7. 7Ordinances. Order Temporary Rules regulating Traffic in Harvard Square (With Plan prepared by Planning Board and Dept. of Public Works)Feb 12
  8. 8Ordinance. Amending Section 1 of Chapter 30 of General Ordinances rel. to the display of Goods on Sidewalk.Feb 19
  9. 9Ordinance. Amending Section 2 of Chapter 16 entitled "Junk and Second Hand Dealers"Feb 26
  10. 10Ordinance. Amending Chapter 19 of General Ordinances by adding a Section prohibiting "Pinball Machines & Similar Devices"Mar 12
  11. 11Ordinances Resolve. Favoring the Creation of a Fair Employment Practices CommissionApr 2
  12. 12Ordinances Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager with list of bills (7) filed with the Legislature by himself & SolicitorApr 2
  13. 13Ordinances. Placed On File Sundry Matters (1.) Rev. Frank G. Potter. Requesting passage of Ord. banning Pin-Ball Machines (2) Geo. A. McLaughlin Atty. For Hearing on Ord. banning Pin-Ball MachinesApr 2
  14. 14Ordinances Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager and a recommitted report rel. to Fees for Garages and sale & keeping of Petroleum Products.Apr 2
  15. 15Order. Dept. of Public Works requested to make a Survey of Traffic Conditions at Cor. of Rindge Ave. & Sherman St. (Lynch)Apr 2
  16. 16Ordinance Licensing Automatic Music MachinesApr 9
  17. 17Ordinance Fees for licenses for Garages and for keeping and storage for Sale of petroleum productsApr 9
  18. 18Ordinances. Placed On File Sundry Matters (1.) Ordinance. Rel. to Parking of Vehicles in Taxi Cab Stands (Cassidy). (2) Met. Taxi Drivers Union. In favor of proposed Ordinance prohibiting Parking in Taxi Cab StandsMay 28
  19. 19Ordinances Referred to City Solicitor Comm. from Chamber of Commerce rel. to the enactment of traffic regulations for the betterment of Traffic Regulations in Kendall Square AreaMay 28
  20. 20Ordinances. Amending Rule 17 of Rules of City Council, Paragraph 4 relative to Citizens & Employees speaking on Matters considered by City Council.May 28
  21. 21Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Art. 8, Section 15. "Isolated Stop Signs" by adding "South Bound Drivers on Pleasant St. at Green St."Jun 4
  22. 22Ordinance. "Traffic" Amending Art. 5, Section 3 (a) by adding "On Main St., northerly side, from Austin St. to Columbia St." [special meeting]Jun 26
  23. 23Ordinances Placed On File. Sundry Matters. (1) James J. Scully. Rel. to taxing college Property (Dormitories) (2) Master Electricians Asso. Rel. to Electrical Fees. (Bldg Code) (3) Mass. State Asso. of Master Electricians. Rel. to Electrical Fees. (Bldg. Code) (4) Ward Baking Co. Rel. to Parking on Albany St. (5) Stimpson Investment Corp. Rel. to Parking on Albany St.Jun 26
  24. 24Ordinances. Placed On File. Opinion of City Solicitor rel. to vacations for returning VeteransJun 26
  25. 25Ordinances Placed On File. Comm. from James J. Scully relative to right to speak at City Council MeetingsJun 26
  26. 26Ordinances. Placed on File. Comm. from City Solicitor rel to Ordinance requiring the presence of two operators on Public Busses.Jun 26
  27. 27Ordinances Placed On File. Comm. from City Clerk of Somerville rel. to hearing to be held on May 24, 1945 on Petition of "Dodakins Service Station" for a second hand Motor Vehicle License at 191 Beacon St. SomervilleJun 26
  28. 28Roll Call. On adoption of Motion to take from files of Committee on Ordinances an Ordinance abolishing the Board of Park Commissioners and establishing a Playground & Recreation Commission (Motion Failed of adoption) (Norton)Jun 26
  29. 29Order. Establishing Temporary Rules & Regulations for the Control of Traffic in Harvard Square Area by Painting Traffic Lanes etcAug 13
  30. 30Ordinance. Bldg. Code. Amending Paragraph (i), Fee, Sect. 212. Bd. of Examiners see No 38Aug 13
  31. 31Ordinances. Traffic Seven Ordinances. Kendall Square AreaAug 13
  32. 32Order. Dept. of Public Works requested to consider approving location of Traffic Lights (Pedestrian Controlled) at Mass. Ave at Landsdowne St. (Pill)[?]Aug 13
  33. 33Ordinances. No Action Necessary. On Communication from Bruno F. Palmucci[?] rel. to Article in Magazine concerning Veterans ProblemSep 24
  34. 34Ordinance "Zoning" Two (2) Parcels of Land on Concord Turnpike near the Arlington & Belmont Lines (From Residence B to Business B) (Colonial Beacon Oil Company et als)Oct 1
  35. 35Ordinance. Relative to Sick Leave for Members of Police Dept.Oct 15
  36. 36Order. Dept. of Public Works requested to consider approving location of Traffic Lights on Mass. Ave. at Hancock St. (Pill)[?]Oct 15
  37. 37Ordinance. "Failed To Pass". Establishing Parking Meters (For Ordinance see Mr. Ouellet's[?] Safe in Vault)Oct 22
  38. 38Ordinance. Bldg Code. Amending Paragraph (i) Fee. Section 212. Bd. of Examiners (Rel. to special License for Veterans) see No. 30Nov 19
  39. 39{ Ordinance. Increasing Salary of Supt. of Sts. to $5280 per year and striking out Salary of Bridge Commissioner 2700 per year / Ordinance. Amending Chapter 4. Section 1. Bridge Dept. }Nov 19
  40. 40Ordinances _Referred to Planning Board_ Comm. from City Solicitor as to what restrictions can be placed in Bldg. Code to restrain single story BuildingsNov 19
  41. 41Ordinance _Placed On File_ Comm. from City Solicitor transmitting a Proposed Ordinance in amendment to Zoning Law concerning the change of certain land fronting on Memorial Drive from "Business B" to "Residence C-2"Nov 19
  42. 42Ordinance "Traffic" Amending Art. 5 Section 2 by adding "Concord Ave, both sides, between Alewife Brook Parkway and Boston & Maine Railroad Track"Nov 26
  43. 43Ordinance "Traffic" Amending Art. 5. Section 2 by adding "Mt. Auburn St. southerly side bet. Holyoke St. & Brattle Square" Ordinance "Traffic" Amending Art. 5. Section 4. by striking out "Mt. Auburn St. between Dunster St. & Boylston[?] St. unless duly licensed" Ordinance "Traffic" Amending Art. 5 Section 3 by adding "Mt. Auburn St. northerly side bet. Holyoke St. & Brattle Square"Dec 10
  44. 44Order Establishing Temporary Rules & Regulations for the Control of Traffic in Central Square during the Period of Xmas Shopping, (Dec 13-24)Dec 10
  45. 45Order Establishing Temporary Rules & Regulations rel. to Parking in Public Parking Space in Brattle Square for a Period of 30 days.Dec 10
  46. 46Ordinance "Traffic" Amending Section 2 of Art. 5 by adding "Oakland St. westerly side, bet. Cambridge, & Somerville Line"Dec 17
  47. 47Ordinance "Traffic" Amending Section 4 of Art. 5 by adding "Oakland St. easterly side, bet. Cambridge St. & Somerville Line from 7 A.M. to 11 P.M."Dec 17
  48. 48"Leave to Withdraw" Rel. to Comm. from Library Trustees for amendments to Ordinance (Sect 142 of Ch. 2 & Sect. 3 of Ch. 17)Dec 17
  49. 49Ordinance. Bldg. Code. Amending Paragraph (c). Appointments Sect. 212. Bd. of Examiners Ordinance. Bldg. Code. " " " (d) Examinations " " Ordinance. Bldg. Code " " (f) When Licensing takes effect Sect. 212. Board of ExaminersDec 31

Public Service

38 actions · № 1–38
  1. 1Order. Relative to meeting of certain Traffic Officials with City Council on Jan. 22, 1945 to make a Preliminary Report on Traffic Experiment in Harvard Square. (Morton) scanJan 8
  2. 2Order. Mayor Corcoran to consult with Public Utilities Commission about filing of Bill with Legislature to remove Pill Box in Harvard Square. (Neville) scanJan 8
  3. 3Placed On File. Comm. from Bartholomew Carbone, U.S. Navy relative to Traffic Conditions in Harvard Square. scanFeb 19
  4. 4Order. City Council goes on Record in favor of House Bill 1135 relative to appointment of a Special Commission to make a Study of "Kiosk" located in Harvard Square. (Neville) scanFeb 19
  5. 5Order. City Solicitor to inform City Council if they have a right by Ordinance to regulate "Standees" in Busses and Street Cars of Boston Elevated Railway. (Cassidy) scanFeb 19
  6. 6Placed On File. Notice From Dept. of Public Utilities relative to application of "Rambling Lines Inc"[?] for War Emergency Certificate under Executive Order No. 11 For "Bus Route" between M. I. T. Cambridge and Fort Heath Winthrop scanMar 19
  7. 7Public Service Order. City Engineer to construct a Catch Basin in front of Premises 131 Whittemore Ave. scanMar 26
  8. 8Order. Supt. of Streets to remove the Rubbish dumped on Tennis Court at Father Cullanan Playground. (Cassidy) scanMar 26
  9. 9Order. Slaughter House Licence. John F. Ward 177-179 Sherman St. scanApr 9
  10. 10Order Slaughter House Licence F. W. Trelegen & Co. 51-53 Clay St. scanApr 9
  11. 11Order. Supt. of Parks to consider placing Swings and other recreational equipment at Dana Park on Magazine St. (Cassidy) scanApr 16
  12. 12Order. City Electrician and Supt. of Parks to correct lighting facilities on Essex Street (Cassidy) scanApr 16
  13. 13Placed On File. Comm. from the Chief of Police, Chairman of License Commission and Supt. of Streets rel. to their investigation of the alleged nuisance on Baldwin St. near Cambridge St. scanApr 23
  14. 14Referred to Legislative Commission on Rapid Transit. Alternate Routes proposed by Planning Board for the extension of the Harvard Square Rapid Transit Facilities etc. scanJun 4
  15. 15Placed On File. Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from Supt. of Parks rel. to progress of Taylor School Playground. scanJun 26
  16. 16Order. Supt. of Parks requested to lay out a Baseball Diamond at Rev. Father Callanan Playground (Cassidy) scanJun 26
  17. 17Order. City Engineer to install Catch Basin on Mass Ave at Bay St. (Pill) scanAug 13
  18. 18Order. Met. District Commission to put in Working Order Drinking Fountain on Commission Land at South of Longfellow Park. (Martin[?]) scanAug 13
  19. 19Order. Chief of Police to consider placing a Traffic Officer at the corner of Concord Ave. & Parker St. for the safety of School Children (Cassidy) scanSep 24
  20. 20Public Service. Report on Street Lighting (Placed on File) scanOct 8
  21. 21Public Service. Four (4) Orders relative to conversion of Street Lights. scanOct 8
  22. 22Public Service. Order. City Manager to cause Park Commission to Survey Trees in relation to lighting etc. scanOct 8
  23. 23Public Service. City Manager to confer with Elevated Officials & Police Traffic Squad rel. to changing stopping place of Watertown Cars at Central Square. scanOct 8
  24. 24Public Service. No Action Necessary. Sundry Matters (1) Order. rel. to Lights at Elevated Property in Harvard Square (Pill) (2) Order. rel. to Bus Route on Granite St. (Pill) (3) Order rel. to Bus Service on Brookline-Pearl St. Line. (Cassidy) (4) Comm. from Harold Seidenberg. rel. to Bus Service, Broadway-Kendall Route scanOct 8
  25. 25Public Service. No Action Necessary. On Comm. from Grace F. Fitzgerald. rel. to Playground on site of Old Taylor School scanOct 8
  26. 26Public Service. Placed On File. Sundry Matters (1) War Dept. rel. to dumping Snow & Ice into Tide Water. Winter of 1944-1945 (2) Director of Outdoor Advertising. rel. to Sign on Roof 2055 Mass. Ave. (John Donnelly & Sons) (3) Roger Dorr. rel. to Public Toilets in Central Square (4) Thomas P. Cullane[?]. Construction of Sewer in Brief-Ames Terrace. scanOct 8
  27. 27Public Service Placed On File. rel. to application of Boston Elevated for license to dump Snow & Ice into Table Water[?] during the Winter of 1945-1946. scanOct 8
  28. 28Public Service. Referred to Police & Park Dept. Comm. from Elenor[?] & L. B. Arguimbau. rel. to recent destructive acts on the Weeks Memorial Bridge scanOct 8
  29. 29Public Service. Referred to City Manager for Post War Program Petition of Joseph Murray[?] et als protesting against Sewerage Conditions on Homer Ave. scanOct 8
  30. 30Order. Permit granted to Mass. Inst. of Tech. to connect their Property at rear of 428 Memorial Drive with the Common Sewers in Amherst Alley & Vassar St, providing that they first pay into the City Treasury the usual Sewer Assessment amounting in this Case to $5110 scanOct 8
  31. 31Placed On File Comm. from Dept. of Public Safety rel. to Hearing to be held on Oct. 9, 1945 on the application of Gulf Oil Corporation for reinstatement of License granted by Cambridge Bd. of License Commissioners regarding Premises at 178 Hampshire St. & 275 Prospect St. scanOct 8
  32. 32Order. City Engineer to install "Catch Basin" 54 Haskell St. (Lynch) scanNov 5
  33. 33Order. Elevated Officials to consider running more busses on Harvard-Kendall Line during the time when pupils are going and coming from the High Schools. (Neville) scanNov 26
  34. 34Public Service. Recommendation adopted rel. to Residential St. Lighting Survey dated Nov. 23, 1945. scanDec 17
  35. 35Public Service Disapproving application of John Donnelly & Sons No. 31009 for Sign on Roof 360-370 Huron Ave nearly opposite Standish St scanDec 17
  36. 36Public Service. Approving applications of John Donnelly & Sons for Signs (1) No. 31023. Roof - 647-655 Mass. Ave. Central Square. (2) No. 31024 Roof 268 River St. Cor. of Fairmont St. scanDec 17
  37. 37Public Service Approving application of John Donnelly & Sons for "Sign" No. 31010. Ground 4 Gore St. opposite 169 Bridge[?] St. at Kelly/[?] scanDec 17
  38. 38Public Service Placed On File Sundry applications to dump snow and ice into tide water during winter of 1945-1946. scanDec 17

Public Safety

34 actions · № 1–34
  1. 1Incorporation "Master Metal Finishers Asso of New England Inc"Jan 22
  2. 2Public Safety Order. Consent Granted "Truman Social Club" to change location from 11-13 Springfield St. Cambridge to 81-89 Austin St. Cambridge.Jan 29
  3. 3Incorporation "Eastern States Police Radio League Inc"Feb 5
  4. 4Incorporation "Country Dance Society, Boston Centre, Inc"Feb 12
  5. 5Incorporation "Electric Institute of Boston Inc"Feb 12
  6. 6Incorporation "Hummit[?] Flying Club Inc" to be located in Cambridge at 13 Kirkland St.Feb 26
  7. 7Incorporation "The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Italian-American Citizens Club Inc" to be located in Cambridge at 53 & 55 Austin St.Mar 5
  8. 8Entertainment Katharine Dickson[?] Rindge Auditorium May 2, 1945Apr 30
  9. 9Incorporation "The Living Flame Memorial Foundation"May 7
  10. 10Incorporation "Boston High School of Commerce Alumni Educational Fund Inc"May 7
  11. 11Incorporation "Institute of Pastoral Care Incorporated"May 7
  12. 12Incorporation "Massachusetts Surgical Postwar Institute Inc"May 14
  13. 13Entertainment Grace C. Oates[?] Rindge Auditorium June 4, 1945.May 14
  14. 14Public Safety, Insp. of Buildings authorized to enter upon Premises 1 Sullivan Place, 3 Sullivan Place and 9 Hancock Place and remove unsafe and dangerous buildings.May 28
  15. 15Entertainment. Esther M. Dolan Lake St. Auditorium June 11, 1945.Jun 11
  16. 16Entertainment Helen Madden Cypress Hall June 15, 1945Jun 11
  17. 17Incorporation "The Cambridge Art Association" to be located in Cambridge at 33 Church St.Jun 26
  18. 18Incorporation "Club 100 Inc" to be located at 100 Mt Auburn St. CambridgeSep 10
  19. 19Incorporation "Boston Furniture Club (Inc)"Sep 10
  20. 20Incorporation "Irish Social Club, Inc of Boston"Sep 10
  21. 21Incorporation "Loyal Order of Logs of America Inc"Sep 10
  22. 22Incorporation "Berea Seventh Day Adventist Church of the Northeastern Conference Inc"Sep 17
  23. 23Incorporation "The Kingsley School Inc"Sep 17
  24. 24Incorporation "Syrian Relief Association of Boston Inc."Sep 17
  25. 25Incorporation "Zshashkover Aid Society of Boston Inc"Oct 8
  26. 26Incorporation "Pegasus Flying Club Incorporated"Oct 8
  27. 27Incorporation "Saint Ann Museum Club. Inc"Oct 15
  28. 28Incorporation "Mass. Cosmopolitan Society"Oct 15
  29. 29Incorporation "Interdenominational Ushers Asso of New England Inc"Oct 29
  30. 30Incorporation "The Boston-Dorton Garrison House Asso Inc"Oct 29
  31. 31Incorporation "Federation of American-Hellenic Societies of Mass. Inc"Nov 5
  32. 32Incorporation "The Winchester Community House Inc"Nov 26
  33. 33Incorporation "The Grey Nuns Charities Inc"Dec 10
  34. 34Incorporation "French Library in Boston Inc."Dec 24

Claims

4 actions · № 1–4
  1. 1Placed On File Sundry Petitions. (1) Lucy Callahan (2) George H. DoniniMay 28
  2. 2Leave to Withdraw. (1) Catharine Allen. (2) Ruth T. Johnson (3) Winifred Bridgman. (4) Arthur Hahn. (5) Charles H. ClaflinMay 28
  3. 3Referred to City Solicitor (1) Lucie F. Cahill (2) Bridget McCullomddy[?]Dec 31
  4. 4Leave to Withdraw (1) Mary K. Sullivan (2) Domineck Matales[?] (3) Margaret Cassidy (4) Cosmo J. Schutz[?] (5) W. F. Woodworth (6) Chester T. Holbrook StudioDec 31

Public Celebrations & Military Affairs

4 actions · № 1–4
  1. 1P.C. & M.A. Order Name of Inman Square changed to David J. Calnan Square. scanJan 22
  2. 2Placed On File Comm. from Walter Woodman, U.S. Army rel. to Memorial for War Veterans scanFeb 26
  3. 3Order City Hall Annex named "Robert E. and Leo J. McCusker[?] Center" in honor of the above named brothers who gave their lives in World War II. (Sennott) scanOct 29
  4. 4Placed On File Comm. from Cambridge Post No 27 The American Legion stating that they view with disfavor the naming or re-naming of any old Municipal Bldg. in honor of any individual World War Veteran scanNov 19

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