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This gigantic research facility is the most recent instance of the spirit of cooperation which exists between the world famous educational institutions located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
President Nathan Pusey of Harvard noted the cooperative spirit between the learned friends who work together as good neighbors in Cambridge, Massachusetts, when he said:
"One of the most famous instances of cooperation with competition between these educational institu- tions was the war time effort which saw M. I. T.'s Radiation Laboratory experimenting with and developing new radar equipment for our armed forces while just down the Charles River Harvard's Radio Research Lab- oratory raced to invent new radar counter measures to neutralize the developments of Tech's scientists.
"Today similar examples of cooperative effort may be found in such varied fields as business adminis- tration, urban studies and international affairs."
This spirit of cooperation also exists between the institutions of learning and the city government. "Town and gown" relationships are at the highest peak.
Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology are among the 10 top taxpayers in the City of Cambridge and are among the leading employers in the city.
A Decade of Progress 1950-1960: Cambridge Buildings by Cambridge Architects
During the past decade Cambridge has been fortunate in the abundance of new structures of high architectural quality which will contribute to the aesthetic appearance of the City for future generations. While an exhaustive list of outstanding new buildings would more than fill these pages, special recognition is limited here to those designed by architects living, working or teaching in Cambridge. Even on this restricted basis, however, it has not been possible to include all such structures worthy of mention.
OFFICE BUILDING, 1960- N. E. GAS & ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
Architects: Sert, Jackson & Gourley Photo by: Robert D. Harvey Studio.
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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY, 1953 GODFREY L. CABOT CORPORATION
Architect: Edwin T. Steffian Photo by: Ralph H. Hutchins, Jr.
PARKING GARAGE, 1960 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Architects and Engineers: Parking Associates Consulting Architects: Hamilton & Goody
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TREADWAY MOTOR HOUSE, 1960 110 MT. AUBURN STREET Architects: Paul G. Feloney in Association with H. E. Davidson & Son
TECH-BUILT HOUSE 23 LEXINGTON AVENUE Architects: Carl Koch & Associates Photo by: Lisanti, Inc.
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CONTINENTAL TERRACE, 1960 29 CONCORD AVENUE Architects: Hugh Stubbins & Associates
ONE HUNDRED MEMORIAL DRIVE, 1950 100 MEMORIAL DRIVE Architects: Brown, Koch, Kennedy Rapson, & Demars of M.I.T. Faculty Photo by: Ezra Stoller
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HEALTH CENTER & OFFICE BUILDING, 1960- HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Architects: Sert, Jackson & Gourley Photo by: Robert D. Harvey Studio
LOEB DRAMA CENTER, 1960 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Architects: Hugh Stubbins & Associates Photo by: Joseph W. Molitor
GRADUATE CENTER, 1950 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Architects: The Architects' Collaborative Photo by: Fred Stone
DORRANCE LABORATORY, 1953 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Architects: Anderson & Beckwith Photo by: M. I. T. Photo Service
GATE HOUSE TO SENIOR DORMITORIES, 1960 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Architect: Imure Halasz Photo by: Joseph J. Bakucz
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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STUDIES CENTER, 1959 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Architects: James F. Clapp, Jr., of Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson, & Abbott Photo by: Gottscho - Schieisner, Inc.
LIBRARY ADDITION TO DIVINITY SCHOOL, 1960 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Architect: James F. Clapp, Jr., of Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson & Abbott
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WHITE HALL, 1958 LESLEY COLLEGE Architect: William L. Galvin
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TECHNOLOGY SQUARE is .... a five-minute walk to the Greater Boston rapid transit system ... . a three-minute drive to new expressways serving the metropolitan area ... . a ten-minute drive to downtown Boston's commercial and retail districts a fifteen- minute drive to Logan International Airport.
Photo by: Robert D. Harvey Studio
TECHNOLOGY SQUARE, a new 14-acre office and research center now under development adjacent to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus, affords an extraordinary combination of locational advantages. Outstanding among these is the con- centration in Cambridge of those elements so vital to research-oriented firms -- internationally recognized university facilities, leading research, electronic and nucleonic companies, supplementary industrial services, and experienced personnel .
TECHNOLOGY SQUARE is the result of cooperation between the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority and the combination of Cabot, Cabot & Forbes, Inc., and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The site was the location of the former Lever Brothers Plant and the Rogers Block Urban Redevelopment Project, both of which were purchased by C. C. & F. and M. I. T. The projected development will be entirely tax-paying.
Photo by: Creative Photographers, Inc .
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575 TECHNOLOGY SQUARE is the first unit planned in the new center and will provide modern office and laboratory space for firms who will benefit from proximity to M.I.T. and the locational advantages of the site
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CITY COUNCIL 1960 - 1961
THOS. M. MCNAMARA
EDWARD A. CRANE
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JOHN D. LYNCH
JOS. A. DeGUGLIELMO
ALFRED E. VELLUCCI
MRS PEARL K. WISE
MRS. C. B. WHEELER
ANDREW T. TRODDEN
WALTER J. SULLIVAN
The City Council is a nine man body elected every two years by proportional representation. Council meets every Monday at 4:30 P.M.
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Form of Govt. - Plan E voted in 1940, authorized a nine-man Council which elects a Mayor from among it's own members and appoints a City Manager. Cambridge was the first city in Massachusetts to adopt this type of government. City Manager - John J. Curry. Mayor - Edward A. Crane. City Clerk - Frederick H. Burke. Asst. - Paul E. Healy. City Treasurer - Frederick J. Reardon.
City Auditor - Martin F. Nolan. Councilmen -
Thomas M. McNamara. John D. Lynch.
Joseph A. DeGuglielmo.
Alfred E. Vellucci. Mrs. Pearl K. Wise. Mrs. Cornelia B. Wheeler. Andrew T. Trodden. Walter J. Sullivan.
City Electrician - William H. Crocker.
City Engineer - Edward Smith.
City Solicitor - Richard R. Gerould.
City Purchasing Agent - John H. Corcoran.
Sealer of Weights and Measures - Anders T. Anderson. Rehabilitation of Buildings - John A. Deloria.
Clerk of Committees - Forrest L. Gould.
Custodian of Foreclosed Property - Samuel L. Flaks- man.
Inspector of Animals - John J. Murphy, Jr.
Veterans Benefit Dept. - Charles A. Watson, acting agent. Veterans Service Dept. - Pasquale Reale, dir.
Director of Public Assistance - Charles J. Littlefield. Board of Assessors -
Joseph Guiney, chairman. C. Brendan Noonan, sec.
Thomas F. Gibson.
Board of Appeals - Richard C. Evarts, chairman. Arthur H. Brooks. Henry J. Moulton.
Board of Zoning Appeals - Jeremiah J. Sullivan. Anthony J. De Vito. Frank L. Foley. Mrs. Milton Katz. James W. Freeman.
Building Dept. Board of Examiners -- John A. DeLoria. Robert Hanson. Thomas Mulcare.
Budget Personnel Dept. - Owen F. McCall, dir.
Building Dept. - John A. DeLoria, supt.
Civic Unity Committee - Carol M. Ritchie.
Civil Defense - Edmund M. Burke, dir.
Election Commissioners - Constance R. Milton, chairman. Thomas J. Hartnett, sec. Alice E. McCarthy. Edward J. Samp, Jr.
Industrial Commission -
Frank H. Townsend, chairman. C. Brendan Noonan. License Commission - John E. Quinn, chairman. Daniel J. Brennan. Vincent P. Galvin. Pole and Conduit Commission - John E. Quinn, chairman. William H. Crocker. Ralph J. Dunphy. Public Works Dept. -- Ralph J. Dunphy, commissioner.
Cambridge Housing Authority - Edward M. Martin, chairman. John A. Serino, vice-chairman. Rt. Rev. Joseph E. Burke. John J. Conroy. Walter L. Reed. Daniel F. Burns, executive dir. Planning Board - Dominic J. Percoco, chairman. Joseph Guiney, vice-chairman.
Henry Altman. Simon Kirshen. John M. Woolsey, Jr. Thomas H. D. Mahoney.
Alan McClennen, dir. Harold P. Myer, asst. dir.
Recreation Dept. - Edward DeLuca, chairman.
Edward H. Donovan.
Lloyd H. Magbie.
Mary E. Murray. Rose O'Rourke.
Edward J. Stewart.
James H. Whalen. William J. Cleary, supt.
Redevelopment Authority - John A. Lunn, chairman.
Thomas J. Murphy, vice-chairman.
Thaddeus R. Beal, treas.
Paul R. Corcoran, asst. treas.
Charles M. Haar.
John E. Connolly, sec. and executive dir.
Paul J. Frank, asst. executive dir.
Retirement Board - Martin F. Nolan, chairman.
Manning A. Williams, Jr., sec.
George W. Mickle. John J. Dynan, executive sec.
Water Dept. - Michael J. Mahoney, chairman.
J. Carrell Morris.
Joseph Fine. William J. Gaynor, Jr.
William H. McGinnis, supt.
Welfare Dept. - Charles L. Rose, chairman.
Americus J. D'Agostino. Mrs. Mildred K. Frost.
James F. McNeil.
Margaret Roethlisberger. Charles J. Littlefield.
Health Dept. - Advisory Board of Health: John A. McKillop M.D., chairman. William T. Hickey. John A. Redmond.
Health Commissioner: Leon Sternfeld.
Deputy Health Commissioner: Simon B. Kelleher.
City Hospital: 1493 Cambridge.
James F. Mahan, chairman. John J. Balfe. Mrs. Dwight E. Harken. Michael J. Neville. Nicholas Diodati.
City Infirmary: 650 Concord av.
William C. Conway, supt. Charles L. Rose, chairman. Americus J. D'Agostino. Mrs. Mildred K. Frost. James F. McNeil. Margaret Roethlisberger.
Sanatorium: 799 Concord av. Simon B. Kelleher, acting medical dir.
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CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL PUBLIC LIBRARY 449 Broadway.
Joseph D. Harrington, chairman.
Robert H. Haynes, sec.
Marion L. Hurley, treas.
Anna P. Butler.
Alma M. Boudreau. John F. Ferrick.
Philip H. Dolan, librarian. Cambridge Central Public Library is open, Hours:
Sept. 15 to June 15-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. through Fri. June 15 to Sept. 15-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. through Sat. Closed Sunday. Boardman Branch - 105 Windsor.
Cambridgeport Branch - 9 Fairmont.
Cambridge Field Branch - Cambridge.
Cardinal O'Connell Branch - 66 6th.
North Cambridge Branch - 70 Rindge av.
Observatory Hill Branch - 178 Huron av.
Mt. Auburn Branch - 64 Aberdeen av.
Hours observed at branches may be obtained by call- ing Central Library.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
Andover-Harvard Theological Library.
Hours: Mon. through Fri. 8:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sat- urday, 9 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
Baker Library - Graduate School of Business Adminis- tration.
Hours: Mon. through Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun. 1 p.m. to 11 p.m.
HISTORIC HOUSES IN CAMBRIDGE
Cooper-Frost-Austin House - 21 Linnaean. (Oldest house in Cambridge).
Open 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thursdays only. Admission - 25 cents. Longfellow House - 105 Brattle. Open weekdays 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admission - 30 cents.
Lowell House - 33 Elmwood av.
Not open to public - for information call Mrs. A. Kingsley Porter.
POLICE DEPARTMENT Headquarters 5 Western av.
Chief - Daniel J. Brennan. Capts. - Edward Tierney. Joseph Breen. John Granger.
Lieuts. - Francis J. Barry.
Joseph Bateman.
Arthur J. Fitzmaurice.
Nicholas J. Fratto.
Chester E. Hallice.
Albert E. Marckini. Raymond L. Patten. James F. Reagan.
Charles R. Warnock. Anthony Rubbicco.
Sergts. - 30. Patrolmen - 185. Policewoman - 1.
Civilians - 10.
FIRE DEPARTMENT Headquarters 491 Broadway.
Chief - Vincent P. Galvin. Deputies -
W. J. Cremins.
P. J. Brownrigg.
E. M. Burke. J. A. Mullen. F. J. Connelly. W. L. Sullivan. P. J. Cremins. F. E. Dillworth. Capts. - 17. Lieuts. - 33.
Privates - 190. Sec. to Chief - Helen Donovan.
Eng. No. 1 - Ladder No. 1 - Rescue No. 1 - 491 Broad- way. Eng. No. 2 - Ladder No. 3 - 378 MassAv.
Eng. No. 3 - 35 3d.
Eng. No. 4 - 2029 MassAv.
Eng. No. 5 - 1384 Cambridge.
Eng. No. 6 - 176 River.
Eng. No. 7 - 350 Main.
Eng. No. 8 - Ladder No. 4 - 113 Garden.
Eng. No. 9 - 167 Lexington av.
Ladder No. 2 - 386 Portland.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Office 1700 Cambridge.
School Committee 1960 - 1961
Chairman - Mayor Edward A. Crane.
Vice Chairman - Mrs. George W. Ogden, Jr., 33 Lin- naean.
William S. Barnes, Esq., 121A Brattle.
James F. Fitzgerald, Esq., 137 Otis.
Anthony Galluccio, Esq., 56 Concord av.
Daniel J. Hayes, Jr., 23 Norris.
Gustave M. Solomons, 85 Inman.
Secretary, Edward J. O'Connell, 49 Fayette.
Regular Meetings of the School Committee.
Regular meetings of the School Committee are held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, except July and August, at the School Committee Office, 1700 Cambridge.
Officers of the School Committee
Superintendent of Schools - John M. Tobin.
Assistant Superintendent of Schools - Edward J. Dan- ehy.
Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools - John R. McCarthy.
Clerk In Executive Office - Mary M. Campbell.
Director of Primary Education - Elizabeth F. Butler.
Assistant Business Agent - Gerald T. Liston.
Office Hours
Superintendent of Schools - 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., daily, except Saturday. Assistant Superintendent of Schools - 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., daily, except Saturday.
*Director of Primary Education - 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Monday.
*Director of Art - Mondays from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
** Director of Audio Visual Education - Tuesdays from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
*Director of Music - Tuesdays from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
*Director of Physical Education - Wednesdays, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
*Director of Health and Safety Education -
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Administration offices are at 1700 Cambridge. (Rindge Technical School Building) Cambridge 38. Offices are open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. every week day except Saturday.
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*Offices at Fletcher School.
** Offices at Rindge Technical School (Rm. 335).
Masters' Meetings
Masters' meetings, 2:45 p.m., the Thursday after the second Monday of each month.
School Calendar 1960 - 1961
The First Term: From September 8, 1960 to December 23, 1960.
The Second Term: From January 3, 1961 to February 17, 1961.
The Third Term: From February 27, 1961 to April 14, 1961.
The Fourth Term: From April 24, 1961 to June 23, 1961. 1961 - 1962
The First Term: From September 7, 1961 to December 22, 1961.
School Holidays
Columbus Day; Veterans' Day; Thanksgiving Day and the day following; Washington's Birthday; Good Friday; Patriots' Day; Memorial Day; and the Sev- enteenth of June. If one of these holidays falls on Sunday the schools are closed on the day follow- ing.
Evening School
There shall be two terms of the evening schools. The schools shall open on the second Tuesday of Oct- ober, and shall close one week previous to the closing of the day schools for the Christmas holi- days. The second term shall begin on the first Tuesday of January except when that day falls on New Year's Day, in which case it shall begin on the following Thursday and shall continue for at least twenty-five evenings. Vacations and holi- days shall be the same as in the day schools.
School Sessions
Kindergartens. The morning sessions are from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The afternoon sessions are from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Primary and Grammar Schools. The sessions are from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. (Except the M. E. Fitzgerald School, C. G. Harrington School, Morse School and the Russell School.) The sessions at the M. E. Fitzgerald School, the C. G. Harrington School, Morse School and the Russell School are from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 12:00 M. to 2:00 p.m.
High and Latin School. The sessions are from 8:30 a.m. to 1:55 p.m.
Rindge Technical School. The sessions are from 8:30 a.m. to 2:10 p.m.
No School Signal
Rules of the School Committee. No School Signal. The Superintendent shall have authority to suspend the sessions of all schools on stormy days and on days of extreme heat or cold. The signal for this is five blasts repeated on bells and sirens, and by radio announcement.
The time for giving the signals and schools closed thereby shall be as follows:
On bells and sirens:
7:30 a.m. All schools close all day. 7:45 a.m. Elementary schools close all day.
11: 15 a.m. Elementary schools close for afternoon. By radio: (Stations WBZ, WCOP, WEEI, WHDH, WMEX, WNAC, WORL, WTAO and WEZE).
7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. All schools close all day. 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Elementary schools close for afternoon.
Schools, Location and Headmasters
Cambridge High and Latin School 435 Broadway.
Headmaster -- John J. Sheehan. Assistant Headmasters - Walter N. Conlon.
Frank J. Frisoli.
Edmond J. Murphy.
Rindge Technical School 459 Broadway.
Headmaster - Robert R. Sweeney.
Assistant Headmasters - John F. J. Kelleher.
William J. Kelleher.
Abraham Lincoln School 35 Walden.
Jane J. White, Teacher-in-Charge.
Agassiz School 28 Sacramento.
Kenneth W. Goepper, Master.
M. E. Fitzgerald School 70 Rindge av.
Louis N. Fougere, Master. Fletcher School 89 Elm.
Francis X. Mahoney, Master.
Haggerty School 110 Cushing.
Mary R. Mulcahy, Master.
Harrington School Cambridge at Willow.
Edward A. Conley, Master.
James H. Foley, Submaster.
Houghton School 120 Putnam av.
John J. Balfe, Master.
Longfellow School 359 Broadway.
William F. Foley, Master.
Morse School 10 Granite.
David E. Hockman, Master.
Peabody School 44 Linnaean.
Raymond G. D'Arcy, Master.
Putnam School 86 Otis.
John F. Toomey, Master. Roberts School 225 Windsor.
Francis J. Carney, Master.
Russell School 115 Larch rd.
William J. Cunningham, Master.
Michael F. Brennan, Submaster.
Thorndike School 158 Spring.
John J. Sullivan, Master.
Webster School 15 Upton.
Gunnar E. Haugh, Master. Vocational School for Boys (At Rindge Technical School Building) Irving.
John M. Tobin, Director.
Vocational School for Girls 25 Lowell.
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MUSEUMS
Busch Reisinger Museum of German Culture, Kirkland at Divinity av.
Open to the public daily 9:00 a.m .- 5:00 p.m. Closed Sundays, holidays, and Saturdays during the summer; and for two weeks after Summer School. Fogg Art Museum, Quincy.
Open Monday through Saturday 9:00 a.m .- 5:00 p.m. Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, (South wing of University Museum).
Open to the public weekdays 9:00 a.m .- 4:30 p.m. Closed Saturdays and Sundays.
Semitic Museum, 6 Divinity av.
Open to the public weekdays 9:00 a.m .- 4:30 p.m. Closed Saturdays and Sundays.
University Museum (also called Agassiz Museum), Ox- ford at Divinity av.
Contains: Museum of Comparative Zoology. Botanical Museum (Glass Flowers). Geological and Mineralogical Museums. Peabody Museum. Open to the public daily 9:00 a.m .- 4:30 p.m. Sundays 1:00 p.m .- 4:30 p.m.
MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS For the year 1960 - 37,774 vehicles.
NEWSPAPERS
Cambridge Chronicle-Sun, published weekly on Thurs- day, 620 MassAv.
Cambridge Courier, published weekly on Thursday, 1430 MassAv.
PROTECTION AND CORRECTION
Cambridge Police Department, 5 Western av. Civil Defense, 489 Broadway.
Fire Department, 491 Broadway.
Middlesex County Deputy Sheriffs' Offices, 20 Second.
Middlesex County House of Correction, 90 Third.
State Police, 90 Third.
Third District Court, Probation Office, 57 Spring.
OFFICERS IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Clerk of Courts - Edward J. Sullivan, Cambridge. Assistant Clerks -
Calvin A. Burger, Lowell. Edith M. White, Lexington.
Harold E. Lyons, Westford.
Raymond E. Powell, Cambridge.
Walter T. Johnson, Lexington.
Paul Sostek, Malden. Howard M. Colpitts, Arlington. Chester P. McDonald, Lowell.
James H. Watts, Malden.
Robert F. Trant, Somerville.
Philip E. Ewell, Medford.
Walter J. Sullivan, Cambridge.
John J. Wrenn, Cambridge. John C. Weilandt, Belmont. Registers of Deeds - Frederick J. Finnegan (Office at Lowell) Lowell. Edmund C. Buckley, Cambridge.
Assistants -
Francis E. McKenna, Arlington. William L. Muldoon, Lowell. William H. Rockwell, Jr., Waltham.
Technical Assistant - James F. Fitzgerald, Cambridge.
Treasurer - Timothy J. Cronin, Somerville.
Register of Probate - John V. Harvey, Belmont. Assistants -
Edmund H. Gunther, Chelmsford.
Edward J. Shaughnessy, Ashland. Warren J. Fitzgerald, Belmont. Margaret C. Downey, Belmont. William F. Chisholm, Belmont.
District Attorney - John J. Droney, Cambridge. Assistants -
Ruth Abrams, Legal Assistant, Newton. Robert A. Barton, Cambridge.
Neil Colicchio, Medford. Roger E. Gordon, Newton.
John J. Irwin, Jr., Medford. Richard S. Kelley, First Assistant, Somerville.
Francis K. Monarski, Lowell.
Genero L. Morte, Marlborough.
Robert M. Sriberg, Newtonville.
Joseph T. Travaline, Somerville. James F. Waldron, Watertown.
Judges of Probate - John C. Leggat, Lowell.
Joseph W. Monahan, Belmont.
Frederick V. McMenimen, Cambridge.
Superior Court Probation Officers - Elton N. Groombridge, Chief, Woburn.
Walter E. Lawler, Arlington.
Pauline M. Bachelder, Framingham.
James P. McGuire, Belmont.
Daniel F. Loughry, Melrose.
John J. Fleming, Lowell. Lawrence D. McCarthy, Arlington.
County Engineer - Vance S. Tarr, Lexington. County Dog Officer - Thomas A. Corkery, Cambridge. Middlesex County Training School Superintendent - J. Earl Wotton, Office and Residence at School at North Chelmsford.
Middlesex County Sanatorium Superintendent - How- ard M. Payne, M.D., Office and Residence at San- atorium at Waltham.
Director, County Aid to Agriculture - Joseph T. Brown, Office and Residence, Concord.
Trustees of County Aid to Agriculture -
Thomas B. Brennan, Medford.
Edward L. Buckley, Somerville.
Walter S. Hopkins, Reading.
Walter F. Lewis, Chelmsford.
Harold B. Olsen, Pepperell.
Susan W. Smith, Concord.
Helen T. Sellew, Natick.
Ben W. Drew, Westford. William B. Carter, Tewksbury.
Sheriff - Howard W. Fitzpatrick, Malden.
Master of the House of Correction at Billerica - How- ard W. Fitzpatrick, Billerica.
Special Sheriff - Robert J. Fitzpatrick, Malden.
Administrative Assistant to Sheriff - Robert M. Chen- evert, Billerica.
Deputy Master of House of Correction at Billerica - John F. Brocklesby, Billerica.
Assistant Deputy Master House of Correction, Biller- ica - Leo E. Baron, Billerica. Deputy Master House of Correction at Cambridge - Edward A. Doherty, Cambridge.
Assistant Deputy Master House of Correction, Cam- bridge - William J. Mckinley, Cambridge.
Farm Superintendent House of Correction, Billerica - H. George Sanders, Billerica.
Acting Supervising Power Plant Engineer, Cambridge House of Correction - John Aliberti, Boston.
Chief Institution Power Plant Engineer, Billerica House of Correction - James A. Schaffner, Bil- lerica.
Law Librarians - Barbara Dunsford, Lowell.
Pearl J. Larson, Winchester.
Superintendent of Buildings - Joseph M. Buckley, Som- erville.
Court Stenographers - Francis D. McAuliffe, Arlington. Florence M. Peters, Allston. Elsie A. Ehrlich, Lawrence.
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