New Jersey Briefs Report on Local Education and Commerce
Newark Board of Education member Joseph Hauber proposes action to curb immodesty in schools. Bateman & Co. sees quarter-year orders, while ice harvests rise in Swedesboro with full houses. National Park considers plant site incentives. town officials clash over troop funds and a missing Scout. Victims include James Taylor’s arrest after a failed hold up. drug store registration bills move forward.
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Joseph Hauber
Newark Board of Education
Newark High School
Hauber
Bateman & Co. Inc
Grenloch
East
Pacific Coast
Robert Watson
Second Presbyterian Church of
New York
New Jersey
Lord’s Day Alliance
Trenton
First Presbyterian Church
Swedesboro
United Dress My Dfagwa Pooryexa Awyouno Yano and Shirt Company
Thirteenth and Arch Streets
Philadelphia
National Park
Eugene Knapp
Ocean City
Elmer Jackson Pearl
J. Thornley Hughes
Young Men's Progressive League
Johnson
Knapp
Robert Inlay Flapper
Paterson
Hamilton Club
Supreme Court
John Hopper
Rutgers
Passaic County Board of Freeholders
Tie
Masonite Order
Passaic County Bar Association
Burnett Street
Levritt Brown
Bridge Street
Newark
Brooklyn
Brown
Pitman
John D. Dalbow
Salem River
H. P. Harrison Post
American Legion
One Hundred
National Guard
Ble
James Taylor
Honey Hollow Road
State Hospital For the Insane
New Jersey Association of Pharmacists
State Board of Pharmacy
Nugent
Agans
Wintergon
Fairview
Parent-Teachers’ Association
H. R. Monfort
Hammonton
Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeton
Gloucester City
Board of Education
Lawrence Township
Presbyterian Church
Cedarville
Vineland
Landis Park
Upper Penn’s Neck Township
Salem County
W. A. W. Grier
Bordentown
William W. Goodwin
William W. Goodwin, Jr
Vesper Club
Malvern Noble Post
Millville
McMunt Pleasant Cemetery Association
Waters R. Hurff
Benjamin Roberts
East Chestnut Avenue
Benjamin Huston
Roberts
Truston
Ventnor City
Houghton Avenue
Stanley Kabowski
Kabowski
Herman Bull
Ridgewood
Elanore
Gilead
N. C
C. Raymond Lyons
Middlesex County
Clayton-Glasshoro Water Company
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Anderson
League of Municipalities
M. BE. Church
Harlan
Miner
Home Department
Asbury Park
John D. Summerlin
One Hundred and Thirteenth Regiment
Salem
William H. Harris, Jr
Clayton-Glassboro Water Company
Glassboro
F. L. Supplee
J. B. Voschel
Nugent Loses Bid for Essex Prosecutor in Senate Vote
The New Jersey Senate rejected James R. Nugent's nomination for Essex County prosecutor by a 17 to 3 vote. Senators Simpson Barber and Heath supported Nugent, while 16 Republicans opposed him. Governor Edwards and Mayor Hague faced a high profile defeat amid crowded corridors and a tense executive session.
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Essex
Nugent
Essex County
Trenton
Senate
James R. Nugent
Simpson
Hudson
Barber
Warren
Heath
Mercer
Agans
Hunterdon County
Kays
Sussex
Edwards
Polo Grounds
William F. Parry
Mackay
Frank Tarue
Jersey City
Hague
State House
Runyon
Newark
Senator Perry
Assemblyman Lyons
Middlesex
State Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
Senate and
Assembly
Buck Angler
Delaware Bay Fish Protective Association
Reeves
Cumberland
George L. Moore
Fortescue
Parry
Prohibition
Patrol Units in Scouting Emphasize the Patrol
Scout Executive John M. Gore argues small churches can form effective scouting through smaller patrols of eight. He stresses patrol leadership, training, and identity within the church, noting Baden-Powell’s focus on patrols as the core unit and path to engaging older boys.
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Scout
John M. Gore
Knoxville
Tenn
Baden-Powell
Various Goods Turns
Citizens perform acts of public service and aid across towns. volunteers shovel snow, drive for the disabled, provide scout literature, help lost children, clear streets, repair sidewalks, remove debris after fires, drain ditches, and supply wood to a widow in need.
Anniversary plans for scout birthday week
Local councils advance plans for the twelfth scout birthday observance the week of February 8 to 14 with rallies and mass meetings planned at scout centers nationwide.
Legion Troop forms under Bayside post leadership
The Bayside post forms the Legion Troop with David G. Henderson as scoutmaster and Otto Holmgren as assistant. A guard of honor by Chateau Thierry Boy Scouts honors the dead at Belleau Wood while Belleau schoolgirls place wreaths on graves of the unidentified Americans on Christmas day.
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Bayside
L. L
Legion Troop
David G. Henderson
Otto Holmgren
Boy Scouts of
Chateau Thierry
Belleau
Neighbors in Trouble Over Truthful Tale
Two residents discuss the risk of revealing truth about neighbors. Crawford fears trouble if he speaks out. Crabshaw believes honesty could cause greater trouble and weighs the consequences of the disclosure.
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Crawford
Crabshaw
Prophet's Ratio Conference Plans Scrapping One Whaleback
Jonah considered the conference and announced a personal plan to scrap one whaleback. He stated willingness to take this action for himself amid the discussions.
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Jonah
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Anti-Saloon League
Nator Parry
Baird
David Baird
South Jersey
National Council of Scouts of America
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W. D. Carpenter Co, Inc
Syracuse
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Middletown Rubber Co
Middletown
Dara Book Marine Co
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