Highway Contracts Halted by War Ruling
The New Jersey State Highway Commission reports suspension of non essential road work under war powers. Awards include Thompson Glickman for Route 2 Section 1 Burlington to Roebling at 273235.97 and Utility Construction for Route 13 Section 2 New Brunswick to Trenton at 835199.30.
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Trenton
State Highway Commission
Thompson & Glickman
Freehold
Burlington
Roebling
Utility Construction Company
New Brunswick
William P. MacDonald Construction Company
Mount Vernon
Mantua
Wood-bury
SLCH
Edwin EL. Beekman
Monmouth County
Middletown
Wissahickon Barracks
Cape May
Cape May County
Cape May-Wildwood
Turtle Gut Inlet
United States Highways Council
Burtington County
Moorestown-Camden
Malaga-Pennsgrove Road
Salem County
State Arehway
Wiliam GG
Thompson
Engineer Corps
Army
Teedward Reed
Robert S. Parsons
Parsons
Camden and Gloucester
William Sullivan
Floyd A. Crispin
Swedesboro
Raritan
War Department
Blanche Foster
Woodbury
Edna Kyle
Georgian Back
Salem
R. M. Oberhalser
New Sharon
Jack
Colingswood Boys
John Crosley
Hillee Bailey
Junior Thomas
Charles ‘Crunnian
Mayer
Smith
New Jersey
Athavitie City
Albert Ganmues
Taskell Yom
Coa
Gonzales
Ballistite
Traskell
EL Lo du Pont Company
Gloucester County
Uney Ath
Pemunsgrove
Harry Bluestein
Dennis Puhy
George M. Pyne
Glassboro
Camp Humphreys
Tno
Sherif Hendrickson
Owies Warren Curry
Walter
Ani
J. Cy Curry
Fred AL Davione
Vineland
Camp Meade
Byron J. Gifford
Caskell
du Pont Company
Greenwood Lake Turnpike
Lower Haskell
Surte Highway
Gloucester County Bord of Freeholders
Muntai
New Jersey Briefs Highlight War Era Developments
Ocean City recommended for wartime airfield use with plans for fuel station and possible hangar, while Naval officers may visit to assess the site. Tragic death along West Jersey and Seashore tracks. Abraham Komines leads a Greek recruitment effort for the New Grecian army. Factory losses cited from Gibbston with 2,504 days and 20,032 hours of work missed. Various local notes cover tax rates, school openings, public works, and NJ troop mobilization activities.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Patriotic Farmers’ Fund
Federal Trust Company of
Newark
N. J
Federal Trust Company
Local Agent Bank
Canton Street
State Board
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Louis B. Blan
Blan
Bord
Barton
Pell
Department of Conservation and Development
Yhuni
Mogauilo Prst
Ocean City
Washington
Joel Sooy
AlHlville
West Jersey and Seashore
Landisville
George Comines
Pittsgrove
Joshua Wills
Pleasantville
Henry C. Munro
Atlantic County Almshouse
Ayslum
North
Etd
W. T. Hudson
Princeton Naval Training Unit
Naval Reserve
Annapolis
France
George Blaklam
Fava Street
Submarine Boat Corporation
Port Newark
Pendleton
War Department
Salem MK
John Hoffmmernan
Pitman
Chris A. Belting
Stoo
Board
Mdueahon
Piremen
Lincoly Park
Ifamas
Lincoln Park
Bergen
Wort
Robert CL Bartley
Bartley
Linn
Common Pleas
Jessy McCarthy
Zabriskie
Dergen County
Tearspoortign
Pequannock
Butler
Mdveniion
Anna Lyons
Pampton Plains
Ds SG
Duy
September brings back school looks and patriotic dresses
The text notes September starts the school year and highlights a girl in a new heavy velvet dress in flag blue with plaited front panels, long sleeves, and a wide belt. It praises cotton or linen for schoolwear and suggests remodeling wool dresses for children, emphasizing neat collars, cuffs, and ribbon bows in her braided hair.
Airplane Coat Steals Spotlight at Chicago Style Show
A Chicago style show features an innovative airplane coat with a square cape, silk brocade lining, and fur trim. The garment folds into a turban with snap fasteners, suggesting future use for flyers and fashion conscious travelers alike.
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Ans
Morrison Hotel
Chicago
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Uncle Sam
New Jersey Board
Burlington-Roebling
Woodbury-Mantua
New York
New Jersey State
di Pont Company
Pompton
Bechelor
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