Farewell Reception For Y M C A Leader Strawbridge
John I. Strawbridge, longtime Y M C A general secretary, was honored at a farewell reception by the Woman's Auxiliary and the Young Men's Christian Association work committee before his April departure to Sioux City Iowa. The event featured two presentations including a gold token worth several hundred dollars and a heartfelt tribute outlining his nine years of service from a starting post with 120 members and two rooms.
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John I. Strawbridge
Y MC Ay
Seave
Sioux City
Iowa
Stigwbridge
Tony
YMO
Strawbridgs
Behal
Aks B.oe Wit
Orrult
Association
Mrawbridge
Trondtreet
Sore
Fao
Strawbridge
Margaret Parrot
Westminster Pastorate Impressed by Sermon on Sunday
The deacons and congregation at Westminster through the Rev. Teme tll at B.D. were favorably impressed with the sermon delivered by the guest evangelist David i Wills of Oswego New York during the Second edge week at Westminster.
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David i Wills, Dd de
Os‘Wego
Ham
Wen
Westminster
Teme
B.D
Wall Street notes terse trading drift and firm prices
Tevearapa to the Tournbl reports fractional declines in trades and modest gains as Third Avenue begins. Market breadth shows some firmer issues while many stocks hover near prior levels. Investors watch Armits and other names as activity remains cautious with slight upward pressure.
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Tevearapa
Tournbl
Ken Turk
Marca Bk
Third Avenue
Governor Fort Receives Justice's Resignation
Trenton justice of the peace, accused by the Automobile Club of America of persecution of motorists, has submitted his resignation to Governor Fort. The move follows pressures from the Legislature amid the dispute over auto law enforcement.
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Cran
Fenton
Maret
Manfred Next
Trenton
the Peare
Automobile Chub of
America
Governor Fort
Miners Seek Taft Aid as Conference Probes Strike
Representatives of coal interests near the Civic Federation say miners may appeal to President Taft if Philadelphia talks fail to secure concessions. In Scranton, miners plan a full program aiming to avoid a strike, seeking UMW recognition and wage increases, with potential delays until after April 1 and a March 1967 renewal deadline for the bituminous contract. President Lewis expects to stay through the convention.
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New York
Civic Federation
Philadelphia
Taft
Scranton
A.M
Eivne
Fallowa
Reurn
Neo
Lewis
Jealous father kills daughter in Harlem school incident
New York report says Annie Mando no, a young Harlem teacher and interpreter, was shot and killed on the way to work by her father Euo Mationo. Authorities say a jealous delusion motivated the attack. the father attempted suicide, then fled and was captured.
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New York
Annie Mandono
Harlem
Euo Mationo
Mandono
Express brief accuses rail express firms of discrimination
A special committee brief for the Board of Trade argues that Central and Pennsylvania Railroad firms and United States Express operations restrain trade in Elizabeth. It cites high rates, argues for cheaper express handling, and notes contracts and losses, with reference to hearings before the State Board of Railroad Commissioners.
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The
Board of Trade Amt
Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
Adana
States Express
Elizabeth
New York
Philadelphia
Express Companien
Pointe
Railroad Companien
State Board of Railroad Comwissioners
Rena
Adams
United States Express
Boy Severely Injured After Streetcar Accident
Eight year old Thomas Matthews, son of Charles Matthews of 411 East Jersey alrec, was struck by a trolley car on First street and both avenue. He suffered a scalp wound and bruises but refused ambulance aid and walked to Alexian Hospital with helpers. He returned home later that day in weakened condition.
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First Street
Thomas Matthews
Charles Matthews
East Jersey
Alrec
Alexian Hospital
Release of Sargents Looked For in Paris
In Paris March the search for Mrs Josephine Bavie Aargent continues under pallia surveillance after liberation from prison. Authorities show little likelihood of recharging the charge of mistreatment of her adopted children. The report notes a charged atmosphere and references a transfer involving Danish plates and travel toward New York, with police scrutiny ongoing.
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Paris
Josephine Bavie Aargent Legill
Fred Prison
Fromi
Schausth Hs Absort
Biargvat
Adeptea
York
Former Elizabethan Appointed by Taft as Solicitor General
Lloyd W. Bowers, former Elizabethan resident, chosen by President Taft to serve as Solicitor General of the Department of Justice. A Yale classmate of Taft, he succeeds Henry M. Hoyt and leaves a Chicago legal career, accepting a $7600 annual salary.
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Tabicof
Lloyd W. Bowers
Department of
Iilance
Me. Bowers
Chicago
Henry M. Hoyt
Mr. Bowers
Samuel Dwight Bowers
de Hart Place
Elizabeth
Yale
Smethine
Taft
Bowers
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Department of Justice
Court sentences several offenders for liquor violations
Judge Atwater imposed penalties on multiple offenders in the Court of Special Sessions. Hamey Bravanye pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and received a fine of 250 dollars plus costs, with bail set at 300 dollars for two weeks. Frederick McDonald, a boy, was sent to jail for two months for a separate charge. Otto Vogul pleaded guilty to assault and received two months in county jail. The proceedings discussed liquor transfers and the role of bartenders for brewers, with defense arguments about license transfers and responsibility.
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Tle
Otto Vogul
Catherine Vogul
Braraitys
John J. Stamler
Bie
Brasaitys
Lin Firat Street
Homme
Tte
Joseph Brasaitys
Bond Street
Stamler
Firat Street
Mality Bar-ney
Joseph Braxsitys
McDonald
Aysinat
Michiel Gernandt
Schiller Street
Gernandt
Xerdiet
Emil Yeayer
Kidnapping tale tied to Billy Whitla abduction
The report recounts Billy Whitla's abduction last Thursday from Eat Ward school in Sharon. He describes a man named Jones who forced him into a buggy, took him via Warren to Cleveland and Newcastle, and hid him in a mansion with the hope doctors and his father would not recognize him. Continued on Eighth Page.
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Billy WhitTa
Eat Ward
Sharon
Billy
Tad
Jmp
Chester
Bily
Eadad
Dilly
Mr. Jones
Warren
Rome
Cleveland
Stansey Sid Anwar Ward
Awe
Ashtabula
Bane
Paynesvilles
Jonesy
Doneay
Dines
Lewis Heads New Society
Orlando Lewis is unanimously chosen president of the local Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis amid reorganization. The group plans an education campaign against the white plague in the city and may align with the Elizabeth Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and the Charity Organization Board. Unclear details remain as plans are refined and a future meeting is scheduled.
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Orlando Lewis
New York
New York City
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Lewis
Jent
P. di Boia Bunting
Soiety
Auciety
Elizabeth Society For the Prevention
Aion County
Red Cross
Board of Health
Ite
Louis J. Richarda
M. Williats
Excise Bill Passes House In New Jersey Legislature
Assembly bill No 242 backed by Assemblyman Schwarts advances excise commission plan for cities with populations 60 000 to 100 000. Five member board to be paid up to 500 dollars, with power over licenses and billiard halls. Measure aims to publish ordinances and aligns with current city boards. passage expected to reach the Senate.
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Assembly
Schwarts
Trenton
Schwarte
Senate
Rome
Ute General Tel
General Assembly
New Dereey
United States
Wedes
Central Railroad stations headline mystery at Plainfield
A fragment from The Journal at Plainfield hints at issues surrounding secre hinge aces and the Central Railroad stations, suggesting a local transportation or infrastructure matter under investigation. Further readable text is needed to clarify involved parties, dates, and outcomes.
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the Journal
Plainfield
Central Railroad
Governor Fort Seeks Residence for New Jersey Chief Executive
Trenton March 24. In a special message the Senate and General Assembly roving Governor Fort urged authorization for a Governor residence at the State House in Trenton. He cites inquiries with other states showing most provide maintenance and repair, and argues the chief executive should be domiciled at the capital for convenient public access.
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Star
Trenton
Senate
Fort
State House
Thee
Menage
General Assembly
Steenthin
Legisature
Nevada
Bie Dutian
Resi
Dutianse
Howe
Leef
Puget
Governor to Stay in Essex County
Trenton reports Governor Fort will remain in Essex County rather than move to Orange or Princeton. Fort’s son R. Fort confirms plans to keep residence in Essex while visiting areas near Sea Girt and Spring Lake during encampment. The governor has no intention of moving from Essex County.
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Trenton
Govednor
Orange
Elresbs
Princeton
College
R. Fort
Tehin
Tewan
Port Hope
Oranie
Fort
Spring Lake
Exsex County
Ort
Tnfant
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Westminster Pastorate
Wall ‘Street
Justice
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Commission
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Sargents
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Billy Whitla
Dorothy Dale
United Press
NEW Society
NEW Chancellor
Stele
Tak
Jertinieres
Bineed
Amoriedines
Charles
A. Harris
New Jersey
Legislative
Essex County
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