Motor Vehicle Inspections Held In Reducing Auto Death Rate
New Jersey and 12 states show annual street and highway death rates below national average due to periodic inspections. New York official Arthur Magee promotes inspections as a major public safety measure alongside other factors. Public safety director Thomas Boate notes inspections improve vehicle standards and laws enforcement potential, with 30,000 deaths annually nationwide mitigated by inspections.
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New Jersey
Association
New York
Arthur W. Magee
America
Thomas N. Boate
Accident Prevention Department
Utopia
Public Safety
Boate
New Jersey Program Aims to Boost Statewide Safety
The article notes ongoing inspection programs in New Jersey and expresses confidence that continued support will promote lasting safety across the state. It cites officials and localities backing the effort and emphasizes a broad impact on communities.
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New Jersey
Jewelry Missing In Puzzling Theft
Jewelry belonging to Mrs. Mary Blake of Bay Head was reported missing from the home of her son in law Stephen Waterbury at 226 Exeter Way. Two rings valued at 3800 dollars two horseshoe pins and two necklaces vanished sometime between Easter Sunday and last Thursday with no sign of forced entry. The loss was found when Mrs. Blake went to wear the jewels. Police investigated for possible theft by an unknown suspect.
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Mary Blake
Bay Head
Stephen Waterbury
Exeter
Way
Waterbury
Pingry School Announces Honor Roll List
The Pingry School reveals honor roll standings for the past six months. Hillside boys Frank Bledter and Jed Maffenbeier made the second honor roll, each meeting minimum averages and grade standards. First honor roll requires at least 85 with no marks below 80, while second honors require at least 80 with no grade under 75. A gold pin is awarded to first honor roll students as long as standards are met.
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Pingry
Hillside
Frank Bledter
Jed Maffenbeier
A and P Denies Anti-Trust Charges in Court
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. denies government anti-trust charges in U S District Court arguing the suit seeks to overhaul the national economic structure. The firm contends the expansion was internal growth and claims the complaint aims to confiscate the company. DefendantsHartford and Hart ford seek dismissal. the response was filed by Cahill Gordon Reindel.
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New York
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
U S
John A. Hartford
George L. Hartford
Cahill, Gordon, Zachry & Reindel
A and P argues dissolution would harm competition
The company contends its activities promote trade and raise competition and that dissolution would reduce rather than increase competition. It argues it is not a monopoly and that no clear sustained anti trust violation exists. The public interest would be harmed if the chain is dissolved. Township notes list a local real estate ad by Theresa M. Bensen Broker.
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1A & P
Lionel Trains Donated For Union County Village Project
C V Giamo president of Lionel Corporation donated electric trains and accessories for a Nancy Luzon Training School project in Union County. Thomas F Johnson announced parents will spend weekends building the model village with 40 children and adults attending a Downey Circus event hosted by local groups. James Simpson named group chairman as Nancy Luzon School receives equipment from Allen Printing Co Cranford.
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C. V. Giamo
Lionel Corporation
Minstre
Nancy-Luzon
Union County
Thomas F. Johnson
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Parents’ Group For Retarded Children, Inc
Model Village
James Simpson
Rahway
W.F.W
Downey Circus
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Elizabeth Forest No. 6
Paul Miller
Wyman Harden
Jean Assin
Allen
Allen Printing Co
Cranford
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Bellmare
Cleveland
Boston
St. Lewis
Atlanta
Bell Telephone Company
Newark
Cancer Fund
American Cancer Society
Theresa M. Bensen
U.S. Savings Bonds
Lionel
DuMont
Fairfield
Sha, Sona
Hna
Tobia Hillside Appliance Co
Liberty Ave
Safeway
North Broad ST
Mertz Ave
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