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It is the Board's position that the rezoning of this area would be in the interest of good planning. It is for you, the Town Meeting, to decide whether the growth of Reading requires this increase in the Business A. Zone and if so, will this particular area suffer from the change.
(signed) ROBERT G. CLINCH BENJAMIN M. HARTSHORN, JR. W. FRANKLIN BURNHAM, JR.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the report be accepted and placed on file.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to place Article 2 on the table.
ARTICLE 50. Robert G. Clinch moved that the Zoning By-Law and the Zoning Map of the Town of Reading dated February 13, 1942, as amended, be and the same hereby are amended by changing the following described area now zoned as a part of Residence A-1 District to Business A district:
"Beginning at the center line of Main Street at a point where prolongation of the Southerly boundary property line of William D. Moore and Marguerita M. Moore crosses the center line of Main Street and being the terminating description of the new existing Business Zone A;
"Thence Easterly by the present Business Zone 150 feet;
"Thence turning and running Southerly by a line parallel to and 117 feet distance from the Easterly side line of Main Street to the cen- ter line of Summer Avenue and the present existing Business Zone;
"Thence turning and running Westerly by the present existing Bus- iness Zone 300 feet, more or less;
"Thence turning and running Northerly by a line parallel to and 117 feet distance from the Westerly side line of Main Street to the center line of Pinevale Avenue, and
"Thence Easterly by the center line of Pinevale Avenue 150 feet to the center line of Main Street, and
"Thence Northerly along the center line of Main Street to the point of beginning."
19 voted in the affirmative
107 voted in the negative
This motion was lost.
On motion of Robert G. Clinch it was voted to take Article 2 from the table.
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ARTICLE 2. A report of the Planning Board was read by W. Frank- lin Burnham, Jr.
On February 27, 1956, your Planning Board held a public hearing in Room 19 of the Town Building at 8:00 P.M. in regard to a proposed change from Residence A-1 to Industry.
It is the opinion of the Board that this proposed change not be made inasmuch as the particular problem involved may be solved by other means.
The area involved is devoted to Commercial Greenhouses. It ap- pears to the Board that the property will continue in that use for some time to come. Further extension in zoning at this time is not indicated.
ROBERT G. CLINCH BENJAMIN M. HARTSHORN, JR. W. FRANKLIN BURNHAM, JR.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to place Article 2' on the table.
ARTICLE 51. On motion of W. Franklin Burnham, Jr. it was voted that Article 51 be indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Robert G. Clinch it was voted to take Article 2 from the table.
ARTICLE 2. A report of the Planning Board was read by W. Frank- lin Burnham, Jr.
On February 27, 1956 your Planning Board held a Public Hearing in Room 19 of the Town Building. This hearing was in regard to the proposed change from Residence A-1 to Business B.
The Board feels that this is a normal increase of the Business B Zone. A definition of a Business Zone is described as follows:
"Within a Business B district all manufacturing and industrial enterprises except as they are clearly incidental to a retail business lawfully conducted on the premises are specifically prohibited. The end of Salem Street from Bay State Road to the Wakefield line is zoned Business B on both sides. We feel therefore that the property in ques- tion could be rezoned for Business and be in accord with good planning practices. It would not create a new independent zone but would extend an existing zone. A buffer zone on the northeasterly side of this property was created to avoid as much as possible any intrusion on occupied residential property. Similarly on the southerly and south- westerly side we feel that this new zone will not be detrimental to any residents.
At the Hearing there was considerable opposition by people living in the immediate vicinity and petitions were received by the Board with more than 100 signers. The principal objections were that a Business Zone would tend to devaluate property, that the type of business that might be put in, i.e., a contractor's office would be undesirable, that any businesses would tend to increase the traffic hazard on Salem Street.
The Board feels that the Town should evaluate its available land and attempt to build up its business potential. For this reason we feel
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that any increase in the Business B zone should be in the described area. We further feel that if it is so zoned and developed the Town will receive financial returns that will produce a profit to the Town.
ROBERT G. CLINCH BENJAMIN M. HARTSHORN, JR.
W. FRANKLIN BURNHAM, JR.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the report be accepted and placed on file.
ARTICLE 52. As amended by vote under motion of Robert G. Clinch, W. Franklin Burnham, Jr. moved that the Zoning By-law and the Zoning Map of the Town of Reading dated February 13, 1942, as amended, be and the same hereby are amended by changing a part of Residence A-1 district to Business C District.
This motion was lost.
11 voted in the affirmative.
97 voted in the negative.
ARTICLE 53. On motion of Phillip G. Willcox it was voted that the subject matter of Article 53 be referred to the Municipal Light Board, and that said Board be, and it hereby is, authorized to install such additional street lights, as in its judgment are required, and to make such changes in the size, type, and location of existing street lights as, it may deem advisable, the expense of same to be paid from the income of the Plant.
ARTICLE 54. On motion of Phillip G. Willcox it was voted that the Municipal Light Board be authorized and empowered to extend and enlarge the Municipal Light Plant by constructing a substation in the Town of Lynnfield, installing the necessary power lines from the Ash Street Plant to such substation and installing such other appliances and equipment which may be necessary in connection therewith, and to acquire by purchase a lot of land in the Town of Lynnfield situated northerly of Main Street or at such other location as the Municipal Light Board may deem advisable for the construction of such substation, and by constructing an additional substation unit in the Town of Wilming- ton upon land owned by the Town and situated on the westerly side of Wildwood Street, Wilmington, and by constructing an additional substation unit in the Town of North Reading upon land owned by the Town and situated on Haverhill Street in North Reading, and install- ing such other appliances and equipment which may be necessary in connection therewith, and that there be raised and appropriated for the aforesaid purposes the sum of Six hundred thousand dollars ($600,000.00) in addition to the amount which may be available in the Depreciation Fund to be expended by the Manager of the Municipal Light Department under the direction and control of the Municipal Light Board for the aforesaid purposes; and that the Treasurer of the Town be and he hereby is authorized and directed, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow said sum of Six hundred thousand dollars ($600,000.00) and to issue therefor Bonds or Notes of the Town, such
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Bonds or Notes to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, so that the whole loan shall be payable in not more than twenty (20) years from the date of the first Bond or Note or at such earlier time as the Treasurer and the Selectmen may determine; and said Bonds or Notes shall be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the Selectmen.
111 voted in the affirmative.
0 voted in the negative.
ARTICLE 55. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of One thousand (1,000) Dollars be raised and appropriated for the observance of the Christmas Season of 1956 by the decoration and illumination of public buildings and public streets and the decoration of Christmas trees upon municipal land.
ARTICLE 56. On motion of Lawrence A. Cate it was voted that Article 56 be indefinitely postponed.
ARTICLE 57. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of Fifteen hundred (1500) Dollars be raised and appropriated for the purpose of providing by lease or otherwise, suitable head- quarters for Reading Post 62 of the American Legion.
ARTICLE 58. On motion of Gilbert M. Lothrop it was voted that the sum of Six hundred and sixty (660) Dollars be raised and appro- priated for the purpose of providing by lease or otherwise, suitable headquarters for Reading Post 685 Veterans of Foreign Wars.
ARTICLE 59. On motion of Gilbert M. Lothrop it was voted that the sum of Six hundred (600) Dollars be raised and appropriated for Child Welfare Work to be expended under the direction of the Reading Visiting Nurse Association and the Board of Health.
ARTICLE 60. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of One hundred (100) Dollars be raised and appropriated under the provisions of Sections 40 and 45 of Chapter 128 of the General Laws, and that the Board of Selectmen be and they hereby are authorized to appoint a Director to cooperate with the Middlesex County Trustees for the County Aid to Agriculture and work of the Middlesex County Extension Service and the 4-H Clubs.
ARTICLE 61. On motion of Edouard N. Dube it was voted that the sum of Two thousand (2,000) Dollars be appropriated from the Cemetery Reserve Fund receipts from the sale of lots and graves in Laurel Hill Cemetery and Forest Glen Cemetery for maintenance, care, improvement and embellishment of said Cemeteries under the pro- visions of Section 15 of Chapter 114 of the General Laws.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to take Article 4 from the table.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that Article 4 be indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to take Article 3 from the table.
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ARTICLE 3. Earl W. Hobart moved that all Boards and Committees elected and appointed by the Town of Reading, Massachusetts, be re- quired to file their full reports with the Town Clek two weeks before any annual town meeting.
This motion was not voted.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that Article 3 be indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to take Article 2 from the table.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that Article 2 be indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the meeting be adjourned, sine die, at 11:35 P.M.
149 Precinct Members were present.
A true copy. Attest:
BOYD H. STEWART, Town Clerk
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION
Security Hall
April 24, 1956
Pursuant to the warrant and the Constable's return thereon a Party Primary was held at the time and place specified, and was called to order by Boyd H. Stewart, Town Clerk, who then read the warrant and the Officer's return. The ballot boxes were duly examined by the Con- stable in charge and found to be empty and registered 000.
The polls were then declared open at 3:00 P. M. and were closed at 8:00 P. M. with the following result: 49 Democrat Votes and 439 Republican Votes for a total of 488, as follows:
Ten Delegates at Large to the Republican National Convention
Pr. 1 Pr. 2
Pr. 3 Pr. 4 Total
Christian A. Herter
73
127
108
117
425
Leverett Saltonstall
73
128
107
116
424
Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
74
125
108
114
421
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
74
126
106
114
420
Sinclair Weeks
70
125
107
113
415
Elmer C. Nelson
68
115
101
110
394
Ralph H. Bonnell
70
119
102
111
402
Esther W. Wheeler
70
116
103
110
399
Robert F. Bradford
72
125
108
115
420
Thomas Pappas
70
117
99
108
394
Blanks
46
87
81
62
276
Totals
760
1310
1130
1190
4390
64
Ten Alternate Delegates at Large to the Republican National Convention
Pr. 1 Pr. 2 Pr. 3
Pr. 4 Total
Basil Brewer
62
114
90
99
365
Bruce Crane
64
119
101
105
389
Katherine G. Howard
68
124
109
111
412
Charles J. Innes
62
117
98
105
382
Daniel J. Lynch
61
118
97
103
379
Maxwell M. Rabb
61
118
98
105
382
Richard F. Treadway
63
120
99
105
387
John A. Volpe
68
119
98
107
392
William W. White
63
118
94
103
378
Sumner G. Whittier
72
123
109
113
417
Blanks
116
120
137
134
507
Totals
760
1310
1130
1190
4390
Two District Delegates to the Republican National Convention Eighth Congressional District
Charles Gibbons
73
125
109
111
418
Fred Lamson
68
119
102
109
398
Blanks
11
18
15
18
62
Totals
152
262
226
238
878
Two Alternate District Delegates to the Republican National Convention Eighth Congressional District
Aurelia J. Grace
67
111
101
102
381
Lloyd B. Waring
67
118
102
105
392
Blanks
18
33
23
31
105
Totals
152
262
226
238
878
Republican State Committee (Man) 7th Middlesex District
Alan G. Adams
67
118
97
104
386
Blanks
9
13
16
15
53
Totals
76
131
113
119
439
Republican State Committee (Woman) 7th Middlesex District
Paula K. Lewellen
1
9
1
2
13
Blanks
75
122
112
117
426
Totals
76
131
113
119
439
Republican Town Committee - Thirty-five Members
Louise B. Jenkins
70
118
100
106
394
G. Warren Cochrane, Jr.
66
112
95
104
377
Minetta R. Turner
67
107
95
102
371
Mildred P. Boyle
68
110
104
105
387
Marjorie L. Schoppelry
68
115
100
103
386
Marcia C. Foxcroft
65
116
104
104
389
65
Oliver G. Brown
66
109
97
104
376
Gilbert M. Lothrop
71
120
104
112
407
Newell H. Morton
72
120
104
111
407
C. Nelson Bishop
69
116
105
101
391
Henry A. Murphy, Jr.
69
104
93
104
370
Mary E. Earley
66
109
97
103
375
Lester W. Bowen
66
109
94
102
371
Ruth P. Poor
68
117
96
103
384
Marion B. Temple
70
112
99
103
384
Eleanor C. Bishop
69
110
105
107
391
Edward J. Taylor
67
106
98
105
376
Frank D. Tanner
71
121
101
109
402
Charles E. Wilkinson
71
115
104
113
403
Carl H. Amon, Jr.
66
111
100
102
379
William H. Dolben, Jr.
67
112
98
108
385
Robert S. Ralston
67
106
96
105
374
Mollie A. Sweetser
68
116
104
105
393
Helen M. Towle
66
108
95
103
372
James T. Putnam
68
112
99
107
386
Richard P. Shaw
65
109
96
101
371
Marion R. Symonds
70
112
102
107
391
Arthur L. Harris
71
113
99
110
393
James E. Calvin
70
117
99
112
398
Blanks
683
1323
1072
1094
4182
Totals
2660
4585
3955
4165
15365
Presidential Preference - Republican
Dwight D. Eisenhower
369
Blanks
1
70
Totals
439
Twenty-four Delegates at Large to the Democratic National Convention
John F. Kennedy
17
9
10
7
43
Paul A. Dever
18
7
9
6 40
John W. McCormack
18
11
9
8
46
John B. Hynes
16
8
9
8
41
William H. Burke, Jr.
15
8
8
6
37
Margaret M. O'Riordian
15
5
8
6
34
James M. Curley
16
6
9
6
37
Thomas J. Buckley
15
7
9
6
37
Edward J. Cronin
17
8
8
7 40
John E. Powers
17
7
7
5
36
Michael F. Skerry
15
8
7
8
38
Albert S. Previte, Jr.
14
5
8
6
33
John A. Callahan
15
7
8
5
35
J. William Belanger
14
6
7
5
32
Daniel Rudsten
14
5
7
5
31
Ira R. Lyons
14
6
7
5
32
66
Garrett H. Byrne
15
6
7
6 34
Daniel B. Brunton
14
5
7
5
31
James D. O Brien
14
7
7
5
33
John F. Kane
15
6
7
5
33
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
17
7
8
8
40
John S. Begley
14
5
7
5
31
James J. Corbett
15
7
7
7
36
Jackson J. Holtz
14
5
7
6
32
Blanks
64
151
53
46
314
Total
432
312
240
192
1176
Twenty-four Alternate Delegates at Large to the Democratic Convention
Joseph A. DeGuglielmo
15
6
7
7 35
J. Henry Goguen
15
6
7
5 33
Chester A. Dolan, Jr.
16
6
7
6
35
Michael LoPresti
16
6
7
6
35
Peter J. Rzeznikiewcz
15
4
7
5
31
Francis E. Lavigne
15
5
7
5
32
Salvatore Camileo
15
5
7
5
32
Leonard J. Warner
15
5
7
6
33
Silas F. Taylor
15
4
7
6
32
Mary A. Tomasello
15
6
7
6
34
Hugh J. Mclaughlin
15
6
7
7 35
Doris M. Racicot
15
5
7
5
32
Anna Sullivan
16
7
7
6
36
Mary DePasquale Murray
15
5
7
5
32
Charles N. Collatos
15
5
7
6
33
Anthony M. Scibelli
15
4
7
5
31
Matthew L. McGrath, Jr.
15
5
7
7
34
Joseph Garczynski, Jr.
15
5
7
6
33
Edward Krock
15
5
7
5
32
James R. Carter
15
4
7
7
33
Thomas J. Hannon
14
5
7
6
32
Harry L. Silva
14
4
7
6
31
Jean S. LeCompte
14
4
7
5
30
John F. Cahill
15
7
7
6
35
Blanks
72
188
72
53
385
Total
432
312
240
192
1176
Four District Delegates to the Democratic National Convention Eighth Congressional District
Torbert H. MacDonald
15
9
8
8
40
Phillij J. Crowley
14
8
6
6 34
William J. Donovan
13
7
6
6
32
Frederick T. McDermott
14
9
6
7
36
Blanks
16
19
14
5
54
Total ..
72
52
40
32
196
67
Two Alternate Delegates to the Democratic National Convention Eighth Congregational District
John J. Bucchiere
12
7
6
7 32
William J. Lee
14
9
7
5
35
Blanks
10
10
7
4
31
Total
36
26
20
16
98
Democratic State Committee (Man) 7th Middlesex District
Richard K. Donahue
10
6
5
7 28
Raymond F. Rourke
4
2
1
1
8
Blanks
4
5
4
-
13
Total
18
13
10
8
49
Democratic State Committee (Woman) 7th Middlesex District
Helen Gilbride Droney
11
3
4
6
24
Margaret Nickles
3
4
2
2
11
Blanks
4
6
4
14
Total
18
13
10
8
49
Democratic Town Committee - Ten Members
Walter C. Powers
14
8
7
6
35
Catherine B. Banfield
14
8
8
5 35
Doris R. White
14
8
7
5
34
Mary E. Doran
14
8
9
6
37
Thomas R. Browne
16
8
9
7
40
Joseph D. Cahill
15
8
7
7
37
John J. Quinlan, Jr.
16
8
9
7
40
Annie O'Malley
15
10
8
5
38
Louis Bacigalupo
16
8
9
6
39
Rose A. Gadbois
15
7
9
5
36
Blanks
31
49
18
21
119
Total
180
130
100
80
490
Presidential Preference - Democratic
Estes Kefauver
4
John J. Kennedy
2
John W. McCormack
25
Adlai E. Stevenson
11
Blanks
7
Total
49
A true copy. Attest:
BOYD H. STEWART, Town Clerk
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STATE PRIMARY
Security Hall
September 18, 1956
Pursuant to the warrant and the Constable's return thereon a Party Primary was held at the time and place specified.
The meeting was called to order by Kenneth C. Latham. The war- rant was partially read by Boyd H. Stewart, when on motion of Arthur L. Harris it was voted to dispense with the further reading of the war- rant. The Officer's return was then read by Boyd H. Stewart.
The polls were then declared open at 7 A. M., and were closed at 8 P. M. with the following result: 456 Democrat Votes and 2156 Republi- can Votes for a total of 2612, as follows:
Ballot of the Republican Party
Pr.
Pr.
Pr.
Pr. Total
1
2
3
4
Governor
Sumner G. Whittier, 103 Linden St. Everett
334
566
527
634
2061
Blanks
28
26
19
22
95
362
592
546
656
2156
Lieutenant Governor
Charles Gibbons, 53 Oak St., Stoneham
341
570
522
628
2061
Blanks
21
22
24
28
95
362
592
546
656
2156
Secretary
Richard I. Furbush, 436 Waverly Oaks Rd.,
Waltham
331
562
528
623
2044
Blanks
31
30
18
33
112
362
592
546
656
2156
Treasurer
Robert H. Beaudreau, Hosmer St., Malbrgh
331
562
523
619
2035
Blanks
31
30
23
37
121
362
592
546
656
2156
Auditor
Joseph A. Nobile, 914 Beacon St., Boston
328
559
525
614
2026
Blanks
34
33
21
42
130
362
592
546
656
2156
Attorney General
George Fingold, 37 Lowell Rd., Concord
332
570
523
622
2047
Blanks
30
22
23
34
109
362
592
546
656
2156
69
Congressman
E. Eugene Farnam, 42 Wyman St., Medford
...
227
446
397
451
1521
Walter B. MacDonald, 50 E. Albion St., Smrvl
36
50
35
67
188
Vernon C. Newman, 217 Webster St., Malden
63
65
88
93
309
Blanks
36
31
26
45
138
362
592
546
656
2156
Councillor
Bertram S. Killam, 8 MacArthur St., Smrville Lawrence W. Lloyd, 169 Laurel St., Melrose
39
42
42
56
179
260
458
433
485
1636
William A. Warren, 53 Cedar St., Somerville
25
42
30
49
146
Blanks
38
50
41
66
195
362
592
546
656
2156
Senator
Thomas W. Ackerson, 101 Green St., Wakefield 44
69
76
94
283
Lester W. Bowen, 1457 Main St., Reading
157
213
183
249
802
John C. Connelly, 199 Summer Ave., Reading
47
91
74
87
299
Charles E. Ferguson, 1364 Mass. Ave., Lxgton William D. MacDonald, Jr., 66 Elm St., Wkfld
19
20
18
33
90
Blanks
22
30
31
42
125
362
592
546
656
2156
Representatives in General Court
Frank D. Tanner, 26 Mineral St., Reading
297
496
448
556
1797
Charles E. Wilkinson, 38 Deering St., Reading John P. Collins, 71 Middlesex Ave., Reading Blanks
76
134
112
124
446
49
82
74
93
298
724 1184 1092 1312
4312
County Commissioners
William G. Andrew, 472 Cambridge St., Camb. H. Herbert Applin, 31 Barnard Ave., Wtertn
162
275
279
301
1017
George A. Ayotte, 51 Martin St., Lowell
40
54
55
66
215
Winston W. Bell, 799 Concord Ave., Camb.
39
46
39
68
192
Leo Blacher, 213 Main St., Malden
53
49
47
55
204
Thomas F. Geary, Jr., 4 Norfolk Rd., Wnchter
63
128
100
110
401
Frederick Lowe, 40 Walton St., Lowell
41
54
50
77
222
Blanks
95
174
144
204
617
724 1184 1092 1312
4312
Sheriff
John Frederick Cahill, 24 Little Pond Rd., Blmt 323
542
506
596
1967
Blanks
39
50
40
60
189
362
592
546
656
2156
231
404
378
431
1444
302
472
458
539
1771
73
169
164
151
557
70
District Attorney
Edward J. Bushell, 182 Hawthorne St., Malden Thomas F. Maher, 273 Forest St., Reading ..
79
111
96
150
436
158
215
200
262
835
Ephraim Martin, 87 Richmond Rd., Belmont
106
237
229
212
784
Blanks
19
29
21
32
101
362
592
546
656
2156
Ballot of the Democratic Party
Governor
Foster Furcolo, 812 Longmeadow St., Lngmdw
96
88
47
84
315
Thomas H. Buckley, 198 Centre Ave., Abington
34
36
28
34
132
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2
2
2
3
9
132
126
77
121
456
Lieutenant Governor
Robert F. Murphy, 90 West Border Rd., Mldn
108
95
59
92
354
James A. Burke, 91 Rockdale St., Boston
12
12
9
8
41
George A. Wells, 59 Clark St., Worcester
7
12
9
14
42
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5
7
7
19
132
126
77
121
456
Secretary
Edward J. Cronin, 13 Pincrest Ave., Peabody
109
103
69
99
380
Rbt. E. Dinsmore, 113 Bunker Hill St., Boston Blanks
14
15
4
14
47
9
8
4
8
29
132
126
77
121
456
Treasurer
Clement A. Riley, 132 Berwick Pl., Norwood
38
47
32
40
157
John F. Kennedy, 2222 Wash. St., Canton
57
43
31
47
178
John F. Buckley, 41 Chestnut St., Boston
16
11
6
13
46
Henry Joseph Hurley, 55 Dakota St., Boston John M. Kennedy, 60 Radcliffe St., Boston
9
7
2
5
23
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6
11
3
8
28
132
126
77
121
456
Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley, 21 Pinckney St., Boston
119
112
69
111
411
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13
14
8
10
45
132
126
77
121
456
71
6
7
3
8
24
Attorney General
Joseph D. Ward, 29 Allston Pl., Fitchburg
53
51
33
55
192
Edw. J. McCormack, Jr., 1110 Morton St., Boston
75
69
42
59
245
Blanks
4
6
2
7
19
132
126
77
121
456
Congressman
Torbert H. Macdonald, 18 Stevens St., Mldn
... 116
114
71
109
410
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16
12
6
12
46
132
126
77
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Councillor
John F. Buckley, 16 Cedar Cliff Terr., Medford
24
25
10
24
83
John J. Burke, 124 Plainfield Ave., Malden
39
25
24
18
106
John F. Casey, 6 Pleasant Ave., Somerville ...
6
9
6
15
36
Joseph R. Crimmins, 31 Laurel St., Somerville
23
30
13
21
87
Edward J. Sullivan, 15 Surrey St., Cambridge Edward T. Sullivan, 4 Kassul Pk., Cambridge
4
6
2
7
19
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11
18
6
11
46
132
126
77
121
456
Senator
Joseph M. Curley, 18 Aborn Ave., Wakefield
99
96
63
96
354
Leonard J. Hebert, 506 E. Merrimack St., Lwl
8
4
1
3
16
David F. Toomey, 9 Spencer St., Lexington
19
19
9
18
65
Blanks
6
7
4
4
21
132
126
77
121
456
Representatives in General Court
Thomas F. Donahue, 75 Pine St., Woburn
94
75
60
86
315
Frederick V. Gilgun, 215 Main St., Woburn
61
60
44
63
228
William J. Scalley, 15 Grove St., Woburn
49
48
27
42
166
Blanks
60
69
23
51
203
264
252
154
242
912
County Commissioners
Edward M. App, 25 Poole St., Woburn
37
29
18
28
112
William P. Bennett, 22 Holyoke Rd., Somerville
1
3
4
7
15
C. Michael Bradley, 28 Lncln Pkwy, Somerville
3
10
2
6
21
Edward L. Buckley, 27 Pearson Rd., Somerville 25
15
13
21
74
John J. Burke, 46 Dickinson St., Somerville
11
3
2
8
24
John B. Carr, 91 Prentiss St., Somerville
18
13
11
19
61
John J. Carroll, 12 Montrose St., Everett
5
9
5
8
27
Joseph J. Corcoran, 186 Elm St., Cambridge
12
5
7
8
32
Joseph Perry Costa, 63 Gorman St., Lowell
7
9
1
3
20
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72
25
13
16
25
79
Edward J. Coughlin, 90 Summer St., Smrvle Edward J. Crane, 15 Fulkerson St., Cambridge James A. Cullen, 82 Bacon St., Winchester John J. Curran, 14 Irma Ave., Watertown P. Joseph DiGiusto, 21 Flint St,. Somerville ...
William F. Galgay, 35 Lee St., Cambridge .. Warren M. Griffin, 242 Waban Ave., Newton James E. Hagan, 351 Wash. St., Somerville Henry E. Keenan, 27 Hodge Rd., Arlington ..
10
8
11
12
41
3
6
5
4
18
3
1
2
3
9
8
11
1
5
25
Patrick J. McGlinchey, 509 Westford St., Lwl
16
6
5
4
31
William J. Moran, 35 Curtis Ave., Somerville William P. Murray, 130 Gardner St., Arlington
4
11
1
11
27
Gerald J. Wayne, 46 Corbett St., Lowell
4
4
2
11
21
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41
50
17
30
138
264
252
154
242
912
Sheriff
Howard W. Fitzpatrick, 100 Maple St., Malden
98
82
60
103
343
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44
17
18
113
132
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District Attorney
Vincent A. Burns, 118 Pleasant St., Arlington John C. Carr, Jr., 30 Burnside St., Medford
10
5
3
4
22
17
7
8
16
48
Joseph V. Carroll, 31 Alpine St., Somerville ...
5
5
9
7
26
Thomas F. Casey, 23 Belrose Ave., Lowell ... Edw. A. Counihan, III, 26 Elmwd Ave., Camb. John F. Cremens, 80 Grozier Rd., Cambridge James L. O'Dea, Jr., 60 Winthrop Ave., Lowell Irving L. Stackpole, 21 Col. Hill Rd., Smrvle
5
3
4
4
16
9
18
5
6
38
9
6
4
9
28
11
9
8
15
43
5
8
1
13
27
6
5
2
6
19
15
11
13
15
54
36
38
19
18
111
4
11
1
8
24
132
126
77
121
456
4
4
4
2
14
5
1
3
5
14
28
22
25
29
104
8
1
5
5
19
5
12
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3
20
1
7
4
5
17
2
5
1
0
8
Francis R. King, 37 Blossom St., Lowell
Francis G. Lyons, 56 Spring St., Cambridge
3
7
5
5
20
The votes were declared in open Town Meeting, sealed in ballot envelopes and transmitted to the Constable to be placed in the Town building vault for safe keeping.
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